STORY TO BE TOLD

TVB Anniversary Awards 2010 on December 5, 2010


Lifetime Achievement Award - Louise Lee


Best Series - Can't Buy Me Love


Best Actor - Wayne Lai


Best Actress - Sheren Tang

Best Supporting Actor - Evergreen Mak
Best Supporting Actress - Fala Chen
Best Performance Award - Moses Chan
Best Host - Liza Wang, Louis Yuen, Johnson Lee, Wong Cho Lam [Fun with Liza & the Gods]
Favourite Male Character - Raymond Lam [Kingsley King Pok - The Mysteries of Love]
Favourite Female Character - Charmaine Sheh [Princess Chew Yeung - Can't Buy Me Love]
Most Improved Male Artiste - Raymond Wong
Most Improved Female Artiste - Natalie Tong
Most Admirable Programme Award - The Voice 2
Best Variety Show - Hong Kong Architecture
TVB.Com Popularity Award - Raymond Lam

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Friend returns from China for sad ‘reunion’
By TAN SIN CHOW
sctan@thestar.com.my

GEORGE TOWN: Sales officer Ellin Yuen, 27, flew back from China to pay her last respects to her close friend Malaysia Airlines stewardess Ng Sweet Yuin, who was killed in a road accident.

She remembered how Ng had match-made her with her friend Kelven Lee, 28, during Chap Goh Meh in 2000.

Lee is now Yuen’s husband.

“It has been more than seven years since Ng and I last met after our graduation from Penang TAR College.

“I had hoped to see her at my wedding dinner in November last year, but she could not make it.

“I will miss her. We were so close in school that we talked about almost everything,” said Yuen.

She was among some 100 family members, friends and relatives who sent Ng on her last journey to the Batu Gantong crematorium yesterday.

On Thursday, Ng, also 27, died after her Perodua MyVi was involved in a head-on collision with the vehicle driven by a youth on the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway at 3.15am.

Investigations into the road accident showed the car driven by the youth, 22, was travelling against traffic.

There was a heavy downpour before the funeral procession.

But as soon as the hearse bearing the cortege of Ng left the Batu Gantong funeral parlour, the rain stopped and the clouds disappeared to reveal a clear sky.

Some sobbed uncontrollably when the song Dan Yuan Ren Chang Jiu (“Wishing for Eternal Bliss”) was played by the band.

Ng’s mother Thniah Poh Choo, 52, said her daughter’s airline uniform was placed next to her body in the casket.

Ng’s father Choon Sum, 53, said they had sought legal advice over the accident.

“Once the funeral is over, we may consider taking legal action against the other driver,” he said.

Penang traffic police enforcement/operations chief Asst Supt Ahmad Ezzely Razali said the results of the blood samples taken from the two drivers are expected to be out by Wednesday.

“We are waiting to record a statement from the youth.

“He is still receiving treatment at the Penang Hospital for injuries to his mouth and cheeks and is unable to talk,” he said.

Credits to and source taken from: http://thestar.com.my/news/

Mosquito breeders face maximum RM10,000 penalty

JOHOR BARU: Johor is one of the top states in meting out fines against premises found to be mosquito breeding grounds.

State Women, Family, Health and Community Development Committee chairman Dr Robia Kosai said until Nov 20, a total of 58,243 premises have been checked and 10,038 have been found to be breeding mosquitoes.

The state health department has issued fines totalling more than RM783,120 to premises found to be breeding mosquitoes.

“We have also decided to fine a maximum of RM10,000 to anyone who has been fined more than two times for breeding mosquitoes,” she said during a press conference yesterday after representing Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman at the launching of the Human Values Expo 2010 here.

Johor Baru still recorded the highest number of dengue cases followed by Kluang and Batu Pahat, she said.

Dr Robia said that the health department had yet to impose the maximum fine of RM10,000 but would not hesitate to do so if people continued to breed mosquitoes.

Credits to and source taken from: http://thestar.com.my/

Laury Thilleman was crowned Miss Miss France 2011 on December 4th.

Laury Thilleman Crowned Miss Miss France 2011

Laury Thilleman was crowned Miss Miss France 2011 on December 4, 2010 in Caen, western France. Some 33 participants competed for the title on Saturday. Laury is 19 year old and stands 1.79 m. She will represent France in Miss Universe 2011 and Miss World 2011. (In 2010, the first runner-up represented France in Miss World 2010

Laury is 19 year old and stands 1.79 m.

Laury Thilleman reacted when being announced Miss Miss France 2011

MISS FRANCE 2011 RESULTS
MISS FRANCE 2011 – Bretagne Laury Thilleman, 19, 1.79 m.
4th RU – Ile de France Sabine Hossenbaccus, 22, 1.70 m.
3rd RU – Picardie Anastasia Winnebroot, 20, 1.75 m.
2nd RU – Auvergne Clémence Oleksy, 19, 1.76 m.
1st RU – Languedoc Jenna Sylvestre, 22, 1.71 m.

Photo credit: Le Parisien