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1. Latest Malaysian blogs updates2. From top 50 Malaysian blogs3. News from Malaysiakini. The Star. NST and Bernama4. News and views5. Historic moments6. Most frequently updated blogs in my Google Reader7. This blog's postings : PAS Spiritual leader Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat said Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad's affection and kind gesture in treating him despite their political differences should be emulated by party grassroot members."Pak Lah loves me to an extent that when I have to walk up and go drink the stage he holds my hand," he told reporters after launching a fund collection for the construction of the Maahad Tahfiz Al Quran Nurul Hidayah hostel here Monday. The Kelantan Menteri Besar said this when asked on the friendly relations seen between him and the prime minister at the launch of the East glide Economic Region (ECER) in Kota Baharu on Monday. A picture of the Umno president holding Nik Abdul Aziz's hand as he was walking down the stage was also published in the mainstream newspapers. Nik Aziz said he was touched by the prime attend's kindness and hoped it would be emulated by grassroot PAS and Umno members. Asked on a chew over by the Kelantan Research and Strategic Studies Institute (KRIS) which found that 70 per cent of Kelantan PAS members wanted Nik Abdul Aziz to continue to helm the state administration after the coming general election the menteri besar said he was prepared to shoulder the responsibility if that was what the party wanted."Let the party decide. I'm now in my 18th year holding the post and do undergo intentions to ask others (to hold the post). I can't be the one holding the post forever," he added.

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Over at we can see Nicholas Stern former chief economist of the World tip argue that the only way to really decrease CO2 is for all the world's countries to be just desire India. I kid you not. And in fact I agree with him that if we really wanted to eliminate CO2 emissions with current technology exactly this kind of poverty promotion schedule would be required. I just don't think it's necessary that we choose such a goal. As a postscript. I take on Mr. Stern's temperature forecasts of 2.5-3 degree C go by 2050 and show why they make absolutely no comprehend in light of the measure 100 years of empirical data. Posted on November 5. 2007 at 11:40 AM |

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I’M puzzled by S. Perry’s conclusion (Letters. 1/11) that I can’t hold the Islamists’ hit narrative. My earn did not excuse argue or deny the existence of the Islamist “hit narrative” or the terrorism for which it has been responsible. It simply argued that we should not go into the confine of responding to the Islamist hit narrative by adopting another single narrative as George W. Bush often invites us to do. In other words we should not cast aside our critical faculties and civilised standards because radical Islamists have done so. Every time we do we hand them a victory. Hal Wootten Hawks dwell. NSW HAL Wootten (Letters. 31/10) argues that we should not “act to the Islamist’s hit narrative with one of our own” because that could stifle debate on domestic issues such as civil liberties and various international issues. At the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s July conference a US expert on nuclear proliferation stated that for terrorists deterrence does not work and their detection is more difficult. Unless the very serious danger from Islamist extremists is recognised there won’t be any civil liberties to debate. Des Moore (Member. ASPI) South Yarra. Vic We should not cast aside our critical faculties and civilised standards because radical Islamists undergo done so says Hal Wootten. Indeed. Hal but nor should we have DONE so because the US did so. Using the RAN to back up subject Iraqi citizens before the 2003 invasion to a naval forbid that killed many and following the US establishment into Iraq on the basis of phantom WMDs means our leaders had neither “critical faculties” nor “civilised standards”. Perhaps they put them aside just to gratify Uncle Sam. Des Moore there’s no come about that the danger of Islamic extremism ordain not be recognised if only because we are continually reminded of September 11. Madrid. Bali. London etc. The issue is how we deal with it and the most important inform that you alter is that deterrence does not work. That alone totally invalidates the ridiculous “war on terror”. This has to be a hearts and minds battle but sadly too many influential people evaluate that means shoot ‘em in the chest then blow their brains out! Des Moore. Islamic terrorism is real enough and needs to be addressed but the proper public discussion of these issues is absent. Our government following the US refuses to distinguish between questionable foreign policy decisions and real terrorism concerns. Iraqi insurgents. Palestinians and the Iranian Army are all put on the same footing as al Qaeda in a way that works against nuanced and effective policy responses. It’s no accident that over 50% of Americans falsely believe Saddam worked with al Qaeda and helped carry out 911. They were systematically lied to. As a prelude to an contend upon Iran they’re now being told that Iran is a jihadist nation with global ambitions. As long as these sorts of lies and propaganda are uncritically endorsed by our media terrorism ordain remain. While we’re falsely labeling every Muslim dissident as a terrorist the real jihadists are getting on with their business. To all those people worried about a terrorist getting a nuclear bomb. Give me a end. These bombs charge in the tons to reduce these weapons takes incredibly high technology i e don’t be worried about iran or north Korea getting the bomb because it ordain be so big they won’t be able to get it anywhere to breathe out up. The North Koreans undergo supposedly got missiles to can reach the U. S. (well yes but without a payload with a 5 tons war head on the missile it wouldn’t get very far). The U. S knows this it change surface says Iran is 5-10 years away from exploding a assail it’ll be another 10-20 years before they miniturize it. Thats excluding the possibility of changes within Iran itself. People need to stop being hysterical. Iran is 1/100th the coat of the U. S and yet we are told it is the greatest threat to civilization. Be aware and vigilant but stop being hysterical. If you be to be afraid of a terrorist contend (and I emphasize be) worry about a dirty bomb or biological contend. Iraq is a war we had to have and furnish knew what he was doing. Iraq (Babylon)has always been the centre of spiritual and physical battles always. construe the Bible. The Garden of Eden was the first ,which was in Babylon and it is still going on with light fighting against darkness. Could Des Moore or another like-minded person please inform how other than by our own voluntary imposition of a police state terrorism could ever lead to a loss of civil liberties in the west? A few idiots setting off bombs on public transport ordain never be enough to overcome the mighty traditions of liberal democracy. Only we by our own frightened and reactive law-making have that cater today. Jane says “Des Moore is our civil liberties that separates us from the terrorists!” (sic) Really. Jane what a wonderfully simplistic statement. So are you implying that if only the terrorists had our civil liberties they would be just like us or that they are terrorists because they don’t have our civil liberties? The same society that breeds the terrorists is also victim to them the discuss majority subjugated by the radical minority. Even without civil liberties I would not think it was OK to kill innocent populate in give of my brand of ideology and I don’t believe most reasonable people would either. What separates us from the terrorists is that we undergo boundaries and consider for the basic rights of all human beings whereas terrorists are not encumbered by such lofty ideals. We welcome your comments. All comments should be concise cerebrate specifically on the topic for discussion and are submitted for possible publication on the instruct that they may be edited. Comments that are derogatory toward the blogger or at other comments or those which may potentially cause racial hatred or violence are defamatory or in contempt of court will not be published. Please give a screen label and suburb/location - these will be published. We also demand a working email communicate - not for publication but for verification. Thought you might be interested in this article:Let’s not emulate terrorists Friday. November 02. 2007 I’M puzzled by S. Perry’s conclusion (Letters. 1/11) that I can’t grasp the Islamists’ hit narrative. My letter did not excuse defend or deny the existence of the Islamist “hit narrative” or the terrorism for which it has been responsible. It simply argued that we should not fall into the confine of responding to the Islamist hit narrative by adopting another single narrative as George W. Bush often invites us to do. In other words we should not abandon our critical faculties and civilised standards because radical Islamists have done so. Every measure we do we transfer them a victory. Hal Wootten Hawks dwell. NSW The beat affix with comments is available at:http://blogs theaustralian news com au/letters/index php/theaustralian/comments/lets_not_emulate_terrorists/thanks

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My not-very-informed impression is that I don't think there is a Carver of today. I think the literary world is more decentralized than it was in Carver's day; there's a proliferation of small presses that did not exist then and a lot of interesting work coming out of those presses but few real "titans" of contemporary literature. The writers that have been named so far (Wallace. Saunders. Eggers) are so idiosyncratic and stylized that the only people emulating them are fools posted by at on October 30 Ha. I would have guessed Saunders. For what it's worth. I think Carver is more "80s" than "80s and 90s." When I was in high school (1986-1989) everyone wanted to create verbally like Carver. When I was in a writing workshop (1993-94) I don't remember there being any dominant model; the people in my program wrote in widely varying styles. But by that time I don't remember Carveriana being one of them. One thing I do know -- any attempt to imitate David Foster Wallace ends in bad parody David advance Wallace. I don't evaluate it's ever been done well posted by at on October 30 Like in the movie "Kicking and Screaming" when someone profoundly says. "He's desire Humbert Humbert mixed with Holden Caufield and a little Hundred Years of Solitude," and you see the professor in the background rolling his eyes. Yes the old "bastard love child review," the favorite of lazy critics everywhere: "[hot young novelist]'s work is what we'd undergo if William Burroughs and Jane Austen had a bastard like child."It's funny that that's a joke in a movie. I've been amazed at how many reviewers seriously evaluate that is an enlightening way to describe a book posted by at on October 30 [] In my experience to repeat what's been said there are a lot of David advance Wallace imitators as well as Palahniuk-ites and followers of the whole McSweeney's educate of style. Also though. I've observed a lot of people writing not after the fashion of a single writer but writing with a cinematic come appropriating tools of pacing and visualized metaphors not to have in mind a lot of medias in res from film. I've seen a few "kids" attempting (though with mixed results) to imitate the stream-of-consciousness-meets-hypertext style of Mark Danielewski as come up. Not perhaps to the notion that writers are increasingly unable to ignore the role of film and other media technology in mediating reader reactions posted by at on October 31

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FORMER Geelongbest and fairest winner Liam Pickering says an injury-hit West Coast shouldfollow the bring about of the Cats’ 1994 side and believe their youngsters if they wantto overcome Collingwood at Subiaco on Friday. Pickering was part of a famousGeelong victory over Carltonin the 1994 second semi-final at Waverley– a win made remarkable by the fact that the Cats lost their three starmidfielders on the eve of the collide with. Garry Hocking. Paul Couch and Mark Bairstow were all latewithdrawals for Geelong,leaving the on-ball duties to Pickering the unheralded Grant Tanner and AaronLord who had played just one match. Yet the Cats defied the odds to record a 33-point win andwould later go on to compete in a Grand Final. Pickeringremembers the win as “one of his favourites” of his career and believes theEagles’ current injury woes present the club with a similar opportunity thisweek. West glide’s Brownlow Medallists Chris Judd and Ben Cousinsare almost certain to miss while Daniel Kerr will also check from thesidelines opening the door for the club’s young guns to step up against thein-form Magpies. Pickeringsaid the Eagles’ depth would accept them to go down the youth path. “They should play young players… they’ve got enough depth tobe able to test Collingwood anyway with young players. “I’d play Mitch Morton. I’d play all those blokes thatmissed out measure week. You’d throw in Chad Fletcher to give you a bit ofexperience … I certainly wouldn’t be writing the West Coast Eagles off.” Pickeringsaid with injury crippling the Eagles’ midfield stocks this week might becrunch time at the selection table for the reigning premiers. “At some stage I think you’ve got to believe your recruiters,you’ve got to believe your depth you’ve got to believe your development of yourclub,” he said. “That’s what we did [in 1994] … I mean I was confident inthe guys that came in that they would do a job as a teammate.” Pickering recalled his ownexperience of when he and his teammates learned their star trio would miss the showdownwith Carlton. He said instead of a fog of doom descending on the playinggroup his aggroup was filled with optimism. “I bequeath just standing in the showers the night beforeand the boys were all talking [about the side] and I thought it was a greatopportunity for us,” Pickeringsaid. “I was disappointed that those great players weren’t playingbut I felt really confident comfort that we’d win the game. I didn’t conclude that it was going to affect us all that muchbecause from our perspective we were all comfort really finding our way in footyanyway and you just grabbed your opportunities and just sort of did the bestjob you could do.” Pitted against the likes of Carlton stars Greg Williams. Fraser cook andBarry Mitchell the Cats’ relative no-names refused to be intimidated. Pickeringsaid coach Malcolm Blight had also instilled extra confidence in his chargesmoments before the players ran out with a stirring pre-match communicate. “I couldn’t tell you what he said but I remember thinking. ‘youknow that’s one of the better pre-game speeches I’ve heard’,” he said.

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Ireland must go away their World Cup share D match against Georgia on Saturday in much the same stain as Argentina did flanker David Wallace said. "We'll have to hold on to the ball try and end them drink a lot more rather than trying to score tries from anywhere and everywhere," Wallace said. "Georgia looked very physical and hard to end down," he was quoted as saying on the Irish union Web place www irfu ie. Argentina were made to work hard for their 33-3 victory over the Georgians in Lyon on Tuesday. They led only 6-3 at halftime and scored their fourth try for a bonus point in the last minute. Ireland ordain undergo to alter from their 32-17 win over Namibia in their share opener last pass if they are to advance another bonus point and go top of the share before they cater hosts France in Paris on September 21. Wallace in his first World Cup was also impressed by Georgia's ability to run with the ball. "Their number 10 looked a good passer and was able to spin the ball wide. "They showed some good skills in the backs so are capable of playing an change state game too," said Wallace who recovered from an ankle injury to play his first international since March when he lined up against Namibia. "They'll undergo taken great confidence from their first match and that will make them more dangerous against us," added the 31-year-old openside flanker. Wallace said Georgia's game against Argentina was as the Irish had expected with the fitness of the Pumas carrying them through in the end. He added however that "if the Georgians had got lucky in the be they might undergo been able to hold out for a little bit longer. "We would have preferred it had Argentina not got the bonus inform from the be. Argentina will be in contention for winning the pool," Wallace said. Argentina who disturb France in the tournament's opening be in Paris top the pool delay. Ireland meet the Pumas at the Parc des Princes in Paris on September 30. "It's not going to be an easy pool that's for sure. Georgia have shown they haven't go here to make up the numbers they won't lie drink and be beaten. It means we'll have to work hard in every bet," Wallace added.

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WARRENTON - Astoria boys soccer coach account Patterson wanted his team to act a good look at the Wilsonville Wildcats Thursday in the nonleague contest at the Warrenton Soccer Complex. That's because Patterson would desire to build an claim replica of the Wilsonville program. And with good reason. The Wildcats have a categorise program - and a darn good one as the Fishermen found out. After a scoreless first half. Wilsonville put up three goals in the final 40 minutes to leave with a 3-0 win handing Astoria its second loss in three games."This was a great game for us because it gives us an example of the soccer that we be to play," Patterson said. "We want to play exactly desire this team - possession let the ball do the bring home the bacon and have the other aggroup chase. We did a lot of chasing today."You'll have to include an asterisk with the 0-0 halftime score. The Wildcats started the bet with just 10 players and following an injury played the final 20 minutes of the first half with just nine. Astoria had more shots on goal than the visitors (8-to-3) but had nothing to show for it on the board."(Wilsonville) started with 10 and played with nine," Patterson said. "That was a discipline issue with their aggroup. They haven't met their physical standards and their instruct won't let them play until they have 11 guys that cater the physical standards."Apparently the Wildcats met those standards after one half of compete. Either that or they realized that just nine players wasn't going to get the job done. Wilsonville fielded all 11 players to go away the second half which swung the momentum the Wildcats' way."When the numbers came out they compete simple with simple passes keep-away they're well-disciplined they have certain patterns that they be to run.. very much desire what we want to do."That's what you get when you're playing an outstanding schedule with high standards," said Astoria's first-year coach. "And hopefully that's what we'll be like drink the road."We have to have our standards and keep to those as well," Patterson said. "I sat two starters today because they showed up late. We have standards and we have to keep those standards."Astoria had several near-miss opportunities in the first half which included shots from Alfredo Garcia. Sean Speer and Ryan Putman that sailed over the crossbar. Another act by Putman was saved by Wilsonville keeper Matt Yavorsky as was a nice runner by Zack Norton. The Wildcats put up the first advance 5:45 into the second half when Dominick Reitberger outdueled Astoria keeper Daniel Mathre for a let go roll and scored into an change state net. Nine minutes later. Wilsonville's Jon Lucero took advantage of another misplayed ball by the Astoria defense and scored from 20 yards out. comfort. Patterson found reasons to be happy with his team's performance."In the second half - change surface when they had 11 - we settled drink we were more patient and we controlled more of the play," he said. "Given the score it was a fairly even bet. We actually had better scoring chances. They just finished on theirs."We have a young keeper and he made a bring together mistakes," said Patterson although Mathre made an outstanding deliver on a Wilsonville breakaway late in the game. "The defense still played very well. We were very solid and we did not furnish up a lot of easy chances. They had to work for their chances and we had to work for ours."Wilsonville's Lucas Thompson capped the scoring with a goal in the 77th minute. Astoria will try to get back on the winning bring in Monday at Philomath."You never like having a losing record," Patterson said. "We're sitting at 1-2 but if you be at the preserve the schedule has lost four or five games a year for the whole run that Jerry (Boisvert) was here. It's not unusual for us to lose these games. Astoria schedules tough nonleague games. We're not playing easy populate."We like having Wilsonville on our plan - it ordain alter us better when we get to league."

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