Home Sarawak Talk Tell a friend Post a message Rules & Regulations FAQ At Beijing Olympic, pay 1600 for a seat tonight Posted by Today if you a Chinese, stand proud........... on August 08, 2008 at 08:04:56: I am Malaysian, I am Chinese Wish my grandfather and father could be around to see his China They told me when I was young, one day, China will stand proud in the world again My father bought the pub where he used to...

... 30 billions for croynists so that he can stay in power naim cendera just been awarded a 300+ millions job which is totally subcontracted to a company from china for half the price, what do the people of sarawak benefit....ZERO.....another case of robbing the poor to feed the super rich and powerful and this naim cendera, with taib mahmud government, at will walk into people ownership land to take what they like ...

... Kuching City, but the truth is far from the government effort in promoting the place. The government of Sarawak should save their millions at oversea promotion in its Malaysia my secong home scheme and instead concentrate on its ... places like Kuching. before benefiting from us and in turn for us promoting the place, the government of Sarawak should ensure that its own people have the quality of life they deserve. The irony again is, ...

dun worry, it's not technically feasible..they will lose more than 50%% of power in transmission On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 23:32:55 +0800, "AleXX" <macrodeal@microdeal.com> wrote: I think all Asean countries should stage a protest against this dangerous project of transmitting electrical power from the Bakum Dam to Peninsular Malaysia using undersea or submarine cables. The cables might most likely to break if there is an undersea ...

I think all Asean countries should stage a protest against this dangerous project of transmitting electrical power from the Bakum Dam to Peninsular Malaysia using undersea or submarine cables. The cables might most likely to break if there is an undersea earth quake and all the fishes in South China Sea would be electrocuted. In time to come, South East Asia will be "fishless" --- http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%%2BNews/Business/...

in sarawak, the ppks intake is 125 to betrain after taking in all bumi who wanted trade training, there still 55 vaancies unfilled so non-bumi are encourage to apply... promoted to supervisors and 1 starting his own business the 45 bumi who are unemployed, simply never turn up for work after a while sarawak is so short of such skiled trade men and most workshops resorted to employing myammar, vietnam, thai and pakistani at double to triple ...

... Hall Publishers, 1972), was an overview of the psychiatry profession based in part on research he'd done at Stanford. The Mind Game compared the methods of Zar priests of Ethiopia and Menang healers of Sarawak, Malaysia, with those of a group of Stanford-area psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors and concluded that "they got about the same results." Not surprisingly, The Mind Game ticked off psychiatrists. But that flap seemed ...

...> Mons- Khmer belong to the east Indian group in Assam . Cham belongs to the Indonesia -Sarawak group . I urge you to look up a scholarly reference for language classification, such as Etnologue (http://... the "Eastern Mon-Khmer" subgroup and Vietnamese is under the "Viet-Muong" subgroup. The languages in Sarawak are more likely to be Austronesian rather than Austro-Asiatic. In any case,...

... Mons- Khmer belong to the east Indian group in Assam . Cham belongs to the Indonesia -Sarawak group . I urge you to look up a scholarly reference for language classification, such as Etnologue (http://www... under the "Eastern Mon-Khmer" subgroup and Vietnamese is under the "Viet-Muong" subgroup. The languages in Sarawak are more likely to be Austronesian rather than Austro-Asiatic. In any case, do ...

...> Mons- Khmer belong to the east Indian group in Assam . Cham belongs to the Indonesia -Sarawak group . I urge you to look up a scholarly reference for language classification, such as Etnologue (http://www....is under the "Eastern Mon-Khmer" subgroup and Vietnamese is under the "Viet-Muong" subgroup. The languages in Sarawak are more likely to be Austronesian rather than Austro-Asiatic. In any case, do check out ...