Dr Pornthip Rojanasunand

Where have all good men gone
And where are all the gods?
Where’s the street-wise Hercules
To fight the rising odds?

Isn’t there a white knight upon a fiery steed?
Late at night I toss and turn and dream of what I need

I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night
He’s gotta be strong
And he’s gotta be fast
And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight
I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light
He’s gotta be sure
And it’s gotta be soon
And he’s gotta be larger than life

Somewhere after midnight
In my wildest fantasy
Somewhere just beyond my reach
There’s someone reaching back for me

Racing on the thunder and rising with the heat
It’s gonna take a superman to sweep me off my feet

I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night
He’s gotta be strong
And he’s gotta be fast
And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight
I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light
He’s gotta be sure
And it’s gotta be soon
And he’s gotta be larger than life

Up Where the mountains meet the heavens above
Out where the lightning splits the sea
I would swear that there’s someone somewhere
Watching me
Through the wind and the chill and the rain
And the storm and the flood
I can feel his approach
Like a fire in my blood

I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night
He’s gotta be strong
And he’s gotta be fast
And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight
I need a hero
I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light
He’s gotta be sure
And it’s gotta be soon
And he’s gotta be larger than life
...

MALAYSIA NEED HERO! BUT SHE COME FROM THAILAND!

SBG!

Hungry Ghost Festival in Sing

Sin Chew Daily reported that singers performing at concerts to celebrate the Hungry Ghost Festival in Singapore had resorted to stripping to lure their audience.

Such acts had drawn criticisms from devotees, who said the performances
were disrespectful and unsuitable for children.

The singers would strip as they performed, leaving only their bra and panties on by the end of their song.

Wang finally old enough for a girlfriend — aged 25

BEIJING: China’s 25-year-old world number one Wang Hao has finally been deemed old enough to have a girlfriend by Chinese table tennis officials, local media reported yesterday.

The men’s singles world champion fell foul of the administration’s rules on romantic liaisons five years ago when he started going out with fellow national team player Fan Ying.

In a move that dismayed women’s rights activists but was perhaps more about their relative world rankings, Wang Hao was not punished but 17-year-old Fan Ying was dismissed from the national team and sent back to her province.

With a world title and two Olympic silver medals under his belt, however, Wang Hao’s new relationship with former national champion Peng Luyang has been given the seal of approval by national team manager Huang Biao.

“We never forbid a player having a girlfriend as long as he meets the age requirement,” Huang Biao told Chengdu Business Daily newspaper.

“As for the relationships between players, we do not advocate them but we do not oppose them either.

“Wang is 26 and Lu is 23. It is normal to have a love affair at this age,” Huang Biao added, using the traditional Chinese method of calculating age that makes children one year old at birth.

It is possible that table tennis officials, among the most conservative in China’s state sports system, now believe a long-term relationship with Peng Luyang will prove a stabilising influence on Wang Hao.

Last October, he was offered counselling after an altercation with a karaoke club security guard.
Domestic media, quoting witnesses, said Wang had shouted: “I am the famous Wang Hao! I am the world champion! Does it matter if I beat you?” — Reuters

The Fucking Devils

Women file for divorce over hubbies’ unusual sex drive

TWO women have filed for divorce on grounds that their husbands’ unusual sex drive is linked to black magic, reports Metro Ahad.

Syarie Lawyers Association deputy president Musa Awang said in the first case, the couple had been married for a year.

“The riddle to the husband’s unnatural sex drive was answered when a relative of the wife saw the husband in the house when the family had seen him left for work earlier.

“The relative heard the husband’s voice in the bedroom and upon checking, found an ‘individual’ in the room looking exactly like the husband,” he said.

Musa said that the wife had since filed a complaint with the religious department and applied for fasakh. (Fasakh means ending a marriage by the Syariah Court after hearing the wife’s complaint).

In the other case, Perubatan Islam Mustajab specialist Nazri Md Isa said an 18-year-old woman had filed for fasakh after her husband asked her for sex more than 10 times a day.

Nazri said according to the wife, the husband had the ritual of going to the bathroom before having sex with her.

“It all started when he had sex with her 17 times on their wedding night. The wife did not suspect anything then as she thought he was merely performing his duty as a husband.

“But when the situation persisted, she discussed the matter with her mother-in-law, who told her that it was a normal behaviour.

She told her own mother, who brought her to the religious department to file a report because the latter thought it was sexual abuse,” he said.

Investigation found that the husband’s demeanour was strange.

The wife and her family had a shock when they found “two individuals” that look alike in the bathroom.

Religious leader Datuk Abu Hasan Din Al-Hafiz claimed that it was not impossible for a man to have sex many times in one night if he was “friendly with the devil”.

“It is not impossible for the devil to have carnal intercourse with the man’s wife.

“This happens because the devil can appear to look like the husband,” he said.

He said that while it was normal for a man to want sex two or three times a day, anything more than the usual would most probably not be the husband but the devil.

sexual relations outside of marriage in UAE

Freed dive centre instructor returning to South Africa
By Alice Johnson, Deputy UAE EditorPublished: July 26, 2009, 22:41

Sharjah: A diving instructor who was released from a Sharjah prison, will be returning to South Africa on Monday.

Roxanne Hillier, 22, and her employer were arrested in May on charges of sexual relations outside of marriage, after police raided their place of work in Khor Fakkan.

The case went to appeal and her employer was released. Medical tests came back negative for sexual intercourse on both parties. However, Hillier lost on appeal and remained in jail.

Roxanne, speaking to Gulf News from Sharjah, said she was still "very shocked" about the case.

"Roxanne called me and just said: 'Daddy, I'm free,'" Freddie Hillier, Roxanne's father, told Gulf News. . . .

Ollie on the ball in Borneo

By Jason Dasey

In their post-professional careers, some ex-footballers have been known to unexpectedly disappear to distant destinations, be it deepest, darkest Africa, somewhere in South America or the jungles of Borneo.

Scott Ollerenshaw, footballer turned the businessman working on another deal in his Malaysian sports tourism company.

But in the case of former Australia international Scott Ollerenshaw, his move from the mainstream didn't mean he went off the rails or was running away from his former life: it was a calculated business decision.

On the island of Borneo - in the East Malaysian state of Sabah - the former star striker has his own sports' tourism company that runs a yearly football tournament and he also owns a successful futsal centre. It's a long way from Sydney's southwestern suburbs where Ollerenshaw made a name for himself at clubs like St George and Sydney Olympic - or Walsall in England's West Midlands where he spent a season in the early 1990s.

Ollerenshaw arrived in Malaysia in 1994 to play with local side Sabah and, barring a few months here and there, has never really left. He married former Malaysian karate champion Michelle Koh and the couple now have two children, Jordan, 11 and three-year-old Alicia.

On an international level, Ollerenshaw's best days came in his late teens and early 20's when he earned 18 caps - including 14 full internationals - between 1987 and 1989. During an era in which foreign-based players like Frank Farina, Graham Arnold and David Mitchell were the nucleus of Australia's strike-force, Ollerenshaw was a lively left-winger, known for his easy-to-catch, red mullet hairstyle.

National coach Frank Arok was a big fan of the youngster, whom he'd coached at successful National Soccer League (NSL) club, St George.

Ollerenshaw's finest moments came in the 1988 Gold Cup in Sydney - which marked Australia's bicentennial celebrations - where he was a member of the Socceroo side that stunned then world champions Argentina 4-1. Later, he was man of the match in a losing cause in the final against a Brazilian side that included legendary striker, Romario.

A YouTube clip of the final at the Sydney Football Stadium in July 1988 shows Brazil's Jorginho rugby-tackling Ollerenshaw to stop the Aussie breaking into the clear and getting a one-on-one with goalkeeper Claudio Taffarel. With Brazil leading 1-0, Jorginho was red-carded but Australia couldn't make their advantage count and ended up losing by two goals.

Despite undergoing an appendix operation less than a month before the opening ceremony, Ollerenshaw also played in the 1988 Seoul Olympics where Australia made the quarter-finals.
His move to Asia in the mid-1990s, when he converted from winger to specialist striker, effectively ended his Socceroo chances, even though he was in the best form of his career. In Malaysia, he twice won the league's golden boot and scored against visiting Manchester United in 1996.

In 106 games for Sabah, Ollerenshaw produced a stunning 110 goals in five seasons, during a period in which Malaysian football was flushed with talented foreigners (today, overseas imports are banned in the M-League).

Then Australia coach, Eddie Thomson, was reluctant to pick players from Asia for his national squads, despite the likes of Ollerenshaw, Abbas Saad and Alistair Edwards being amongst the biggest names in the region.

At the end of his Malaysia stint, he belatedly returned to Australia to play with NSL club, Northern Spirit, only for injury to cut his career short. He'd soon return to Borneo - the third largest island in the world that is shared by Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei - for his post-football life.

Ollerenshaw, who organises the Borneo Cup each October with seven different categories including juniors and masters, spoke to ESPN Soccernet in Kuala Lumpur where he'd just watched Manchester United's two tour matches against a Malaysia XI. The brace from Malaysia forward Mohd Amri Yahyah in the opening game on July 18th were the first goals scored against

Manchester United on Malaysian soil since 'Ollie' beat Peter Schmeichel 13 years ago.

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Dato' Seri for Amri Yaya?

Datuk Lee Chong Wei has it... Datuk Nicol David has it... Even Datuk Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Al Masrie bin Sheikh Mustapha has it...

There is a very interesting articles from Malay Mail !!!

In case those anyone dunno who is Amri Yaya... He is the one that scored twice against ManU.

Two of the most interesting comments:

"If Shah Rukh Khan can get a Datukship, why can't Amri? Shah Rukh didn't do anything for us, except for the dancing around trees with 40 dancers. Datuk Amri Yahyah is more like it!"

"Luckily Amri didn't score a goal in the rematch. If not, somebody will surely suggest that he gets a Tun instead.”

Why Not? Ah Long can also can Datuk...