Happy Monday! Hope you had a good weekend filled with food from pasar Ramadhan. Our stomachs are growling, so let's distract ourselves with some news:
- A riot broke out at an electronics factory in Johor yesterday following the death of a Nepalese worker. During the seven-hour stand-off, about 5,000 foreign workers turned violent and threw chairs and rubbish in protest. [The Star]
- A 10-year plan, named Greater KL, has been rolled out by the government to turn the area into a leading global city. Under this initiative, we're told to expect more open space, improved waterfronts and better public transportation system. [NST]
- Thai police are on a manhunt for a British kickboxer accused of killing American tourist in Phuket. The British man allegedly picked a fight with the victim at a bar, followed him back to his hotel and stabed him to death. [AP]
- Anwar Ibrahim's second attempt to drop the sodomy charge against him has been rejected by the High Court. [Bernama]
- A new superbug, known as NDM-1, is likely to become one of the deadliest pandemics worldwide. A UK medical journal suggests Indian hospitals are the source of the new drug-resistant superbug. [The Sydney Morning Herald]
- "Craigslist Killer" Philip Markoff, who was accused of killing a masseuse he met through Craigslist, committed suicide in jail. [People.com]
- Over on Twitter, Justin Bieber posted an enemy's phone number to 4.5 million fans. [Gawker]
- In other news: actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, whose health has been up and down since her hip replacement surgery, asks for last rites. [TODAYshow.com]
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Tuesday! Wonder how the news will treat us today?
- The Penang state government's commitment to dishing out projects on a transparent, open-tender basis shows up the federal government relative opaqueness. Tut tut, Putrajaya! [The Malaysian Insider]
- Meanwhile, Anwar Ibrahim claims that millionaire playboy Jho Low was awarded the Sungai Besi Airbase redevelopment project, without open tender. [Malaysiakini]
- Losing-our-culture-filter: are Sabah's ethnic languages facing extinction? [Malaysiakini]
- Barack Obama has confirmed that the US will cease all military operations in Iraq by 31 August, though troops will stay on until the end of 2011 to "advise Iraqi forces". [BBC News]
- Prez-versus-prez-filter: Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has challenged Obama to a televised debate to see who has better solutions to the world's problems. [Sky News]
- Supermodel and new mom Gisele Bunchen: Breast-feeding should be international law! [The Guardian]
- Don't-piss-off-Anonymous-filter: the Oregon Tea Party group ripped off one of popular image-board 4chan's slogans. The results? Bad for the Oregon Tea Party. [Geekosystem]
- A list of celebrity Twitter photos, featuring Paula Abdul, Kristen Bell, Katy Perry (sorta) and more! [The Daily Beast]
- Aw-so-cute-redux: remember the lost teddy bear last week? Helpful netizens have successfully returned it to its 2-year-old owner! [The Daily Mail]
- Meet Paul Yarrow, professional photobomber! He's a plump dude who frequently shows up in UK-news-report backgrounds, making a "statement about the image-conscious media". [Urlesque]
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Wednesdays are practical jokers. You think you're almost at the weekend, and then you realise there's still two more days to go. Here's your mid week news:
- He presses charges for sodomy against Anwar Ibrahim, and now he's allegedly having an affair with the Deputy Public Prosecutor of the case. Convenient? You decide. Ah, if Saiful only had a reality tv show. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Syariah Court vs. Civil Court. Hindu mom is being granted a review of her kid's Islam conversion. Such gray areas of the Malaysian legal system really do cause a lot of heartbreak when it comes to keeping families together. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Our very own angkasawan is getting married, and a hundred of his astronaut friends from around the world are coming to celebrate it. The theme? “Malay warrior in the celestial palace”. Talk about out of this world. [The Star]
- StarCraft 2 geek fandom descends on Singapore! Over 10,000 hurry to purchase their own sequel to the original game. [The Straits Times]
- Geezer Bandit strikes San Diego banks! Old fart goes around with an oxygen tank and robs banks. He has developed a cult fan base on facebook and the FBI aren't amused. "Go Geezer Go" seems to be the running tagline by his fans. [Los Angeles Times]
- Argentina failed hopelessly at this year's World Cup and it looks like Maradona is having a bad taste of karma as he is being dropped. Time he had a nice big slice of that humble pie. [FOXnews]
- Penelope Cruz is a cute lil' pirate in these new set pictures of Pirates of the Carribean: On Stranger Tides. New reason to watch the movie? Definitely. [Latino Review]
- The police in the Philipines have nabbed a gruesome killer of nine lives by using Facebook! One of the victims was an ex-girlfriend and the link was found through Facebook. [The Straits Times]
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The World Cup has come and gone. While we make it through Monday without falling asleep at work, here's today's serving of Daily Digest to keep you in-the-know:
- Spain wins the World Cup final! Although it was an ugly game filled with hard fouls and cynical dives, Spain claimed a place among the elite of soccer world after beating the Netherlands by a single goal in extra-time. Guess Paul the octopus was right all along! [AFP]
- A well-known blogger in New York has revealed that Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was a tool of the CIA. The government has yet to receive any info on or proof of the alleged links. [The Star]
- PKR's newspaper finally hit the streets today just 12 days after its annual printing permit expired. It's renamed Keadilan to avoid seizure. [The Malaysian Insider]
- At least fifty people were killed Sunday in two bombings that struck a restaurant and a rugby field in Uganda. Police say the blasts were targeting World Cup crowds. [BBC]
- Researchers at MIT have developed 'invisible' computer mouse. It uses an infrared laser beam and camera to track the movements of the palm and fingers and translate them into computer. [Wired]
- Spanish goalie Iker Cassilas gives the sweetest post-game interview ever! Watch it here. [The New York Times]
- Facebook will add a panic button for UK teens to fight cyber abuse and abuse. [Mashable]
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For the last Daily Digest of the week, we offer a selection of news that caught our eye this morning:
- In KL, a student died in a burning car after kiosk attendants refused to lend a man their fire extinguishers despite his pleadings. Instead, they told him to call the fire department if there was a fire. [The Star]
- Anwar Ibrahim's defence team has suggested in court that he wasn't in the same apartment with Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan during the alleged sodomy. Saiful denies it. [Bernama]
- BP crews managed to get a lid in place over their gushing well, but oil is still spewing from the site. [The Wall Street Journal]
- Only in Japan: A 3-D title featuring prominent porn stars could be the push for many consumers to get the new 3-D TV sets. Heh! [Bloomberg]
- A gay-friendly McDonald's ad has gone viral. The ad, which is in French, aims to recognise the diversity of McDonald's customers in France. [Yahoo Buzz]
- Here's a first look of new Thundercats series coming in 2011! [MTV.com]
- Funny: A pie chart detailing how time is spent in shower. [POPRANK 6]
- RIP: Golden Girl star Rue McClanahan has died at the age of 76. [The New York Times]
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Hello, readers! Guess what manner of Thursday today is!
- That's right: it's 13 May, the anniversary of the worst racial riots Malaysia has experienced -- an event which has never really left our collective psyche. We need to reclaim it, lest fringe groups continue to use it as a threat. [The Nut Graph]
- And what better why to repurpose it than to rechristen 13 May as Interracial Hook-up Day? Spread the love! [Facebook]
- Sodomy 2: Saiful Bukhari claims that Anwar had sodomised him before -- contradicting his previous statements on the matter. [Malaysiakini]
- Meanwhile, the government has earmarked the East Coast states as possible nuclear power plant sites. Still: considering the amount of mismanagement in Malaysia, we're still not sure nuclear energy is a good idea. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Fashion magazine publishers are revolting against Apple's decision to ban nipples on the iPad. [ShinyShiny]
- More Apple shenanigans: a Vietnamese tech site has nabbed a pre-production 4th generation iPhone! [Engadget]
- Dubious sex-related health advice: celery-eating men may be more attractive to women. [Asylum]
- Does Chatroulette help men bring out their inner exhibitionist? [The Daily Beast]
- A list of evil dictators, and what they did before they were evil dictators. Pol Pot: private-college teacher? [PopCrunch]
- American artist Jasper John's iconic work, Flag, has fetched USD28.6 million on the auction block! [Newser]
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Good morning, dear readers! Here's a random selection of the news:
- An RM500,000+ double-page ad in the New York Times congratulating Rosmah Mansor (calling her "first lady of Malaysia" and that "Malaysia is proud of you") was placed by an ad agency on behalf of the Malaysian government. Why is our money being wasted to promote Rosmah? [The Nut Graph]
- Sodomy 2 continues: Karpal Singh moves to impeach Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan on a "hunch" that the witness had lied. [Malaysiakini]
- Sibu by-election: DAP plays the religion card, telling Christians that their faith is under threat. [The Malaysian Insider]
- The evolution of your privacy rights in Facebook, from 2005 to the present day. Quite scary. [mattmckeon.com]
- Geek proposes to his girlfriend by building a videogame! EPIC WIN! [Asylum]
- Oh, the French: president Nicolas Sarkozy and star wife Carla Bruni have kept heads of state waiting while they had sex, a new book reveals. [ABC News]
- Just how does Michelle Obama get styled? "A sleek bureaucracy separates designers from the first lady herself, filtering look-books, sketches and impassioned letters to her office." [The Daily Beast]
- Frank Frazetta, the fantasy artist that illustrated pulp Conan and Tarzan novels and codified the "loin-clothed alpha male, swooning buxom female" configuration, has passed on. [The Beat]
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Hello, readers! After a well-deserved weekend rest, KLue returns to give you the news:
- A police officer has finally been charged for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Aminulrasyid Amzah. [Malaysiakini]
- Meanwhile, trigger-happiness in our police force still abounds. On Saturday morning, a teen motorcyclist was shot in the stomach by the cops. [New Straits Times]
- It's a three way fight in the Sibu by-election: DAP's Wong Ho Leng versus SUPP's Robert Lau Hui Yew versus independent candidate Narawi Harun. [theSun]
- Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy trial continues. Quotable quote by Mohd Saiful Bukhari: "I do not know. I cannot see my anus." [Malaysiakini]
- The Dutch government wants to ban the sale of cannabis to foreigners, in an attempt to stop drug tourism. [Der Spiegel]
- How we really watch TV. You want less choice, and more social settings ("Did you watch the latest episode of Glee?") -- and you don't know it. [The Economist]
- A list of the "best" excuses by politicians/celebs who've been caught with prostitutes. "I was afraid he'd beat me up!" [The Daily Beast]
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Your companions are looking at their laps instead of enjoying your company. In their laps are smart-phones. You know what to blame: Twitter. As social media wrecks/enhances our social lives, one thing's for certain: its potential to entertain us is limitless. Here are the best Malaysian hashtags of all time.
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What up? Today's Daily Digest, that's what.
- Three Muslim women became the first in the country to be caned for committing syariah offences. Two of them were whipped six times, while the other received four strokes of the rotan. [The Star]
- Inquest confirms Alexander McQueen died of asphyxiation and hanging. The fashion icon hanged himself in a wardrobe after leaving behind a note. [ABC News]
- Lawyer Karpal Singh accuses PM and wife of masterminding the the sodomy charge faced by Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. [The Malaysian Insider]
- How to imitate Lady Gaga's style? Here's a step-by-step guide to creating your own Gaga outfit! [Times Online]
- RIP: Butoh dancer Caecar Chong succumbed to Lymphatic cancer this morning. You will be dearly missed.
- MAS introduces Manage My Booking, a feature that lets you make changes to your flight bookings online. Unfortunately, only passengers flying on domestic, Singapore and Brunei routes can use it. [MAS]
- Rapper Lil Wayne is selling his crib for $2.8 million. Oh, don't mind the weed stench. [Miami New Times]
- Poker.org was sold for $1 million, making it the largest sale ever for .org domain. [TechCrunch]
- Tiger Woods will finally break his silence on 19 February. He'll make a public apology and discuss his plans for the future but do we really care? [Bloomberg]
- Finally: 20 strange and exotic endangered animals. [Environmental Science Degrees]
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Thank A**** it's Friday! While you admire our new image template for the daily digest, don't miss the news, served up below:
- Our God-appointed overlords speak! The Conference of Rulers (meeting of Sultans) has issued a statement decrying the translation of "God" into "Allah". "This issue, unless resolved immediately, will undermine the sanctity of Islam and, possibly, security and public order as well." [Malaysiakini]
- Are such statements, from both UMNO and the Malay Rulers, driving non-Muslim support away from BN and into Pakatan Rakyat? [The Malaysian Insider]
- Not that PKR is that solid. Bayan Baru (Penang) MP Zahrian Mohd Hashim has quit the party, with immediate effect - he will become a non-BN-friendly independent, apparently. [Malaysiakini]
- Foreign campurtangan: 50 Australian MPs ask Malaysia to drop sodomy charges against Anwar. [The Australian]
- Meanwhile, an UMNO official has allegedly made racist remarks. (What else is new?) He excuses himself by saying that it was a closed-door meeting. What an excellent excuse. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Almost tragic: Bill Clinton was rushed to hospital yesterday, after suffering chest pain. Had to undergo surgery. [Al Jazeera]
- Tragic: fashion icon Alexander McQueen commits suicide. [Daily Mail]
- Osama bin Laden's son: "From what I knew of my father and the people around him, I believe he is the most kind among them, because some are much, much worse." SCARY. [Newser]
- The 50 sexiest songs of all time: Marvin Gaye, Rod Stewart, Olivia Newton John top the list. [Billboard]
- "Shooting mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers". Need we say more? [Boing Boing]
- MAC recreates Pop artist Lichtenstein's iconic comic blonde -- in real life. [Illusion 360]
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Today is Thursday. We are suffering the after-effects of insomnia, so, without ado:
- #yorais, blogging is so 2009 lah. Twitterdicts know that. But Malaysians politics are just catching on - most recently due to opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's missives from his sodomy trial. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Speaking of Anwar's case, lawyer Karpal Singh calls the presiding judge a liar. (!) [The Star]
- Meanwhile, a report by the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC) says we are heading towards instability. [The Malaysian Insider]
- In rebuttal, deputy PM Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says: "I don’t think we need to react to all these nonsensical reports." Them foreign investors will be so relieved. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Also, Sauron congratulates Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir on his recent court victory. [ribut di kuala lumpur]
- Iran blocks all of Google's services. Guess they didn't like Buzz. "They will live to regret the day they promised nationalized email. Two words: TECH SUPPORT." [Boing Boing]
- Now that the videogame adaptation of Dante's Inferno has been released, a list of other literary classics worthy of being turned into virtual hack-and-slashery. [Wired]
- In time for Valentine's Day: the best (and worst) of America's cities to find love in, rated according to a nifty logarithm. Where's Malaysia's? [The Daily Beast]
- Posters created by sculpting an image by cutting up and folding the blank paper, "demonstrating the ability to generate design with minimal addition or subtraction to a medium". Awesome. [Collect3d]
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It's Monday: the sun is out -- and it's sweltering. You're in the office, freezing. Par the course, then.
- Tell it like it is, brother! UMNO maverick Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah says that Malaysia is a "democracy existing in name, but grievously compromised in substance, reality and fact". [The Malaysian Insider]
- Sodomy II: court-bound opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim moves to disqualify the trial judge for bias, as Justice Mohamad Zabidin Md Diah failed to do anything about Utusan Malaysia's sensationalist headlines last week. [Malaysiakini]
- Demonstrations-culture filter: Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has banned buffaloes and other animals from street protests. Apparently, he's been likened to the 'big and stupid' creature. [The Straits Times]
- Things falling apart: an ancient tribal language from the Andaman Islands has just died. Boa Sr, the last fluent speaker of Bo, a tongue with a 65,000-year history, just passed away. [Guardian]
- Sinatra can kill you in the Philippines. Singing "My Way" often leads to knifings, apparently. Things are so bad that many karaoke bars have taken the song off their lists. [New York Times]
- V-Day is nigh. A Toronto restaurant is actively encouraging people to do the dirty in their bathrooms. Health officials say: "No problem. Just don't screw in the kitchen." [Newser]
- Moral-police filter: the Secretariat Against Social Ills Penang (UNGGAS) is protesting a "No
Panties" campaign, currently gaining popularity in local universities. Oh, come on. Where's the love? [The Star]
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Thank god it's -- damn, still got the whole day to work though. Sux. Have some news.
- Day Three of the grand Anwar Sodomy II trial! The big thing today: Saiful alleges that Anwar bought him pants! Shock! Horror! [Malaysiakini]
- Meanwhile, with their numero uno in court, PKR engages in some infighting. Sheesh, guys. Cannot maintain, ke? [The Malaysian Insider]
- And, if you are in need of apparel-based appearance assistance, Giraffe Shoes is a Malaysian invention designed to make you seem up to 10cm taller, invisibly. If only Napoleon had these things - European history would've been (marginally) less bloody. [Giraffe Shoes]
- We-missed-this-yesterday filter: that little social networking site, Facebook, turned 6 on 4 February! It was originally "thefacebook", and intended only for Harvard students. Then, in 2006, it opened its services to anyone over 13, and the rest is history. [Mashable]
- Meanwhile, in Internetland, US teenagers are losing interest in blogging. "People don't find reading that fun." Depressing. [BBC News]
- Indonesian horror flick Hantu Puncak Datang Bulan, about a menstruating ghost, runs afoul of the Indonesian Ulema Council. Naturally. [The Straits Times]
- An op-ed about the Downfall Hitler rant video meme - with a list of the top 6 vids. Here's our very own Number 7: the MACC Downfall Parody. [Guardian]
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THURSDAY! Now that this fact is out of the way, here's the news:
- Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy trial trudges along. Yesterday, accuser Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan said that Anwar had asked him: "Can I **** you today?" This is what we'd like to know: what the hell is "****", eh? [The Malaysian Insider]
- Meanwhile, court proceedings took a break today to visit Unit 11-5-1, Desa Damansara Condominiums -- the site of the alleged rear-end conquest. [Malaysiakini]
- PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak says that Datuk Nasir Safar's resignation should be taken as a lesson to be more "racially sensitive". But why did he employ the guy in the first place? [The Malaysian Insider]
- Not everyone's being racially sensitive. Check out this scary Facebook group, who are in support of Nasir's statements. Sakit kepala. [Facebook]
- We aren't the only country with scary people. An iPhone app, allowing users to download speeches by former Italian Fascist Benito Mussolini is the most popular iPhone download in Italy. It's now been withdrawn. [BBC News]
- A guy in his late 20s, recently out of love, tries to off himself with anti-fungal medicine. Ouch. He must have been dumped pretty badly. [Harian Metro]
- Miley Cyrus's 9-year-old sister Noah Cyrus is featured in an ad campaign for a lingerie line for children. It's got kids posing around a stripper pole. Um, weird. {Boing Boing]
- OMG, ALIENS! The interplanetary Hubble Space Telescope recently spotted a "comet-like" object with odd traits. [Newser]
- Ooh, pretty: illustrations from a Soviet-era children's picture-book! [The Rumpus]
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We battle weird technical difficulties and horrible broadband connections to bring you the news:
- Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's 2nd sodomy trial begins today. Needless to say, there's a lot riding on this case. [The Malaysian insider]
- Anwar's lawyers plan to subpoena PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak and consort Rosmah Mansor, apparently. Court observers include diplomats from the United States, European Union, Australia, Japan and the United Kingdom. The world is watching. [The Malaysian Insider]
- Meanwhile, online new analysis repository The Nut Graph kicks off its MP Watch project. Find out whether former PM Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi had anything to say about secularism, freedom of information, or the separation of powers. [The Nut Graph]
- An interview with the 5 bloggers behind the nominations for the Bloggies' Best Blog in Asia award! Singaporean Leslie Tay: "This is the first time I've heard about the Bloggies." [CNN Go]
- Brit comedian Ricky Gervais says that irresponsible people should be sterilised before they are allowed to spawn. [Daily Mail]
- Really-bad-movies filter: nominations for the 30th Annual Razzie Awards have been announced! [Razzies]
- Everyone wants to help out in Haiti, it seems. Somali pirates, saying that the US and Europe have "no moral authority" to control the in-flow of aid, pledge to donate their piratical booty to the quake relief efforts. [Newser]
- Abuse-of-language filter: a supermarket labels a sausage snack as "ambient". Hijinks ensue. [The Straits Times]
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Just two weeks to go before our current century enters the Tens! As we look forward to breaking resolutions and more historical shenanigans, perhaps it's worth reviewing how we got to this point?
In this, the third of our epic tour of the Noughties (read parts one and two via these finely crafted links), we scrutinise 2006 through to 2008, beginning with murder and ending with unfulfilled promises.
Libyan plutonium radiating, flux capacitor fluxing. As we approach 88mph: time machine go!
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Today's must-read stories!
- Google's annual Zeitgeist survey names Michael Jackson as a hot topic of the year. 2009's other "fastest-rising" topics also included Facebook, Twitter and Lady Gaga. [CNN]
- U.S. magazine, Foreign Policy, ranked Anwar Ibrahim #32 in the inaugural list of top 100 global thinkers. That's for "challenging the Muslim world to embrace democracy". [The Malaysian Insider]
- Did you hear? Asia's first Lego theme park will be in Johor. Scheduled to open in 2012, Johor Legoland theme will have more than 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions. [NST Online]
- New York lawmakers reject gay marriage bill. [Newser]
- Something Cool of the Day: Dana Hanna pauses his wedding to update his relationship status on Facebook and Twitter. Watch the video here. [CNET News]
- Today marks the 25th anniversary of the Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal, India. On 3 December, 1984, deadly methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas leaked from the Union Carbide factory, killing over 5,000 people. Many others were permanently incapacitated in the deadly accident. The scars are still visible. [The New York Times]
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Yet another week. Some stuff to amuse you afore you start your Monday (or take a break from it).
- Malaysian voters like PAS spiritual leader Nik Aziz over president Hadi Awang. Not surprising. It's like comparing between Yoda and Hayden Christensen's Anakin. [Malaysian Insider]
- Anwar show he's doing something by telling PKR party members to perform, or just "leave the party and join UMNO". [Malaysian Insider]
- If your household is host to a domestic maid, be prepared for surprise visits from the Home Ministry come December. It'll be a "friendly visit"; if you are found mistreating your help, you will be "given counselling". For their trouble, maids will be given a pamphlet about their rights. This is so going to work! [New Straits Times]
- Translation-fun filter: #filemBIdalamBM takes movie titles and quotes and translates them. "Anda mahu kebenaran? Anda tidak boleh menangani kebenaran!" Or: "Mati Keras 2: Mati Lagi Keras" [Twitter]
- Diplomatic-ties filter: some Malaysian dude is partying with the stars (Lindsay Lohan, Usher, etc). Taek Jho Low spends USD60,000 on a routine basis [Malay Mail]
- A petition by DJs, musicians and club owners says that Paris's nightlife is dying. It's "being relegated from the City of Light to the ... European capital of sleep" due to overzealous legislation, apparently. Yawn. [guardian.co.uk]
- No Doubt's filed a suit against videogame giant Activision for using their likenesses as a "virtual karaoke circus act" in Band Hero. [Alternative Press]
- Red-pen-editing filter: a copyeditor with the Toronto Star trains his eye on a memo from a higher-up -- announcing lay-offs of in-house copyeditors. [Torontoist]
- Just to remind you of Google's high standards: 15 Google interview questions that will make you feel like an idiot. Us mere mortals will never get to see the inside of the Googleplex. [Business Insider]
- The mysteries of Mother Nature: a collection of weird animal signs. What's a sheep drop? [telegraph.co.uk]
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