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I don’t know what the heck is wrong with el-Suan; being so emo for something that is absolutely necessary (please note that this stupid NST link can die anytime) in this age and time.
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The image that decorates my header is the Malaysian flag, also known as Jalur Gemilang (which translates to Glorious Stripes in English).
This month, Malaysia will be celebrating it’s 50th year as an independent country. August is also the month of independence for Singapore (in fact, Singapore’s birthday is today; Happy Birthday Singapore!), Indonesia and India.
So, to commemorate Hari Merdeka, I will keep this header until 7 September 2007.
It was not my choice to be born in Malaysia, but it’s my choice to stay in Malaysia and remain a Malaysian. For all the good and bad, Malaysia is where my heart is and I love her so much.
I’m writing this from De Palma Inn Sepang. I’m at room 219 on the bed. And around me are about a dozen black ants. I’ve killed about a hundred of these small insects, but they seem infinite in numbers here.
I had no intention of staying here. It was an ad-hoc booking mostly due to the fact that KLIA LCCT was not as near to my sis-in-law’s house than initially thought. So I was glad that out of nowhere I saw De Palma Inn Sepang by the road.
KUALA LUMPUR, 31 July 2007 – Today, Malaysia comes a step closer to realising the world’s first commercial deployment of High Altitude Platforms (HAPS) as a supporting infrastructure for the successful provisioning of broadband communications services.
This is marked by the formation of the HAPS Working Group by the Malaysian Technical Standards Forum Bhd (MTSFB) to develop technical codes, standards, service parameters, and guidelines on HAPS Technology and Services.
To date, the HAPS Working Group comprises of some 20 members who represent parties within the communication, broadcast and academic sectors, as well as relevant government bodies. The number of members is expected to increase as developments by the HAPS Working Group gets underway.
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KUALA LUMPUR, 26 July 2007 – Following the successful run of Insomnia, an interactive TV programme aired on TV3 late last year and earlier this year, MESDAQ-listed mTouche Technology Berhad (”mTouche”) together with UK-based Cellcast Plc (”Cellcast”) has successfully launched its latest interactive TV show CelebMania, through their joint venture company Cellcast Interactive Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
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