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Sub 2 hour marathon

biggbro9 — Sat, 12 Oct 2019 16:03:20 +0800

It looks like Eliud Kipchoge will break the mark. He's still on target and looking fit as ever..it's live on jewtube now.

Isaac Newton

biggbro9 — Sun, 06 Jan 2019 21:32:43 +0800

Didn't know Google also knows how to troll 😉..last I checked, Isaac Newton died 300 years ago.

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Penis got broken

biggbro9 — Fri, 17 Aug 2018 10:16:01 +0800

An Indian father fractured his penis after his child 'fell over' his erection after jumping on him to wake him up.
The bizarre accident has been published in a prestigious medical journal by doctors in India, who revealed the man had taken Viagra.

The 36-year-old, who has not been named, sought help from medics two days after the excruciating injury.

He complained about his 'deformed' penis, which was also swollen and causing him lots of pain.
The patient, from Uttar Pradesh, admitted to taking 100mg of sildenafil - branded as Viagra - the night before the injury.
His erection persisted after sex, forcing him to resort to 'vigorous masturbation' - but it failed to combat his priapism.

The man went to bed, hoping his erection would cease overnight, doctors wrote in the British Medical Journal Case Reports.

But while he was sleeping, his child 'mistakenly fell over his erect penis', according to the team at King George’s Medical University.

After this eye-watering injury 'he developed sudden severe pain in his penis and lost tumescence', or the build-up of blood in his penis, the researchers noted.

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Amoi jaga polis

biggbro9 — Thu, 16 Aug 2018 09:55:54 +0800

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Asian Games theme song

biggbro9 — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 12:22:51 +0800

Do you feel the games spirit now? Quite catchy tune, via vallen is hnghhh ok

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Crypto miners busted

biggbro9 — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 11:05:56 +0800

I thought it's profitable already, why need stealing?

KUCHING: Sarawak Energy Berhad’s utility arm, Syarikat Sesco Berhad, together with the Electrical Inspectorate Unit (EIU) of the Ministry of Utilities and the police raided an illegal cryptocurrency mining centre occupying two floors of a shophouse at Uni Central commercial centre for stealing electricity recently.

The special executive action was carried out after a search warrant was granted by a magistrate to access the business premises for suspicion of power theft following months of surveillance and public tip-offs.

The suspicion over the premises came about when the business operators blocked access to the common area of the stairwell with a grille door covered with aluminium sheets.

The entrance was kept locked, preventing Sesco personnel from accessing the area where the meters were located.

In the raid, the team discovered that the premises was without any electricity meter and supply was tapped directly from the mains wiring to the premises’ distribution board on the second floor, which also supplied the premises on the first floor.

The direct tapping was concealed in the concrete ceiling to avoid detection. However, Sesco technicians are well-trained to detect various tampering methods.

The electricity consumption measured from the direct tapping cables was significant, estimated to cost at around RM10,000 per month based on the 24-hour usage to run the mining servers.

All the tampered wirings found at the premises were seized for evidence and a police report was lodged immediately.

The business owners were called in to assist in the investigation and will be brought to court.

Stacks of cryptocurrency mining servers found at the premises.

Apart from illegal electricity connection, the operators also violated Section 87 of the Building Bylaw for obstructing the common area of the stairwell.

Based on Sesco’s records, this is not the first power theft case involving cryptocurrency operators.

Earlier this year, 12 electricity meters belonging to cryptocurrency operators in Miri were seized.

Sesco is in the midst of bringing the cases to court through the State Attorney-General’s Chambers.

Following the rise in illegal cryptocurrency mining outlets in the state, Sesco will closely monitor this activity and will continue to carry out joint operations with the police and EIU to curb this dangerous crime.

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Big didi

biggbro9 — Fri, 03 Aug 2018 03:33:33 +0800

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Sarawak got 5+20 oil profits

biggbro9 — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 01:15:01 +0800

A fair deal, or Sarawak got trolled again?

KUCHING: The Pakatan Harapan (PH) federal government has altered its promise of 20 per cent oil and gas royalty to Sarawak, after the Sarawak government chose not to accept the condition set in their ‘New Deal Agreement’ prior to the 14th general election.

PH Sarawak chairman Chong Chieng Jen, who announced this to reporters outside Parliament in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, said while the oil and gas royalty will be retained at five per cent, the state will receive an additional 20 per cent in oil profits.

According to him, the promises of 20 per cent of oil and gas royalty to Sarawak and 50 per cent of tax revenue collected in Sarawak to be returned to the state come with an underlying condition, in that the Sarawak government must use the funds on education and healthcare development.

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Daikin anti sleep aircond

biggbro9 — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 08:28:42 +0800

TOKYO: Japanese office workers hoping to nod off on the job may need to sleep with one eye open thanks to a new system that can detect snoozers and blast them with cold air.

Air conditioning manufacturer Daikin and electronics giant NEC said they have begun trialling the system, which monitors the movement of the employee’s eyelids with a camera attached to a computer.

The computer can automatically lower the room’s temperature if it detects dozing at desks.

“We hope to introduce this system commercially in 2020,” a Daikin spokesman said, adding that a trial had began this month.

It was developed after an initial study done by the companies on how best to keep people alert.

They tried lowering temperatures by a few degrees, increasing brightness and spraying aromas in a room while participants did simple maths for about an hour.

“Our study proved that lowering temperature is effective... especially when the early signs of sleepiness are detected,” the companies said in a joint statement.

And in news likely to provide cold comfort to Japan’s infamously overworked salarymen, Daikin hopes to eventually develop air conditioners that can direct cool blasts to specific snoozing workers. — AFP

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Sarawak RM1 billion loan interest free

biggbro9 — Thu, 26 Jul 2018 09:17:42 +0800

It's a good offer to PH government right?

BETONG: Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg is willing to offer RM1 billion loan to the federal government to rebuild dilapidated schools throughout Sarawak if the Ministry of Education is facing fund shortage.

Abang Johari made the offer when officiating at the state-level Teachers Day celebration at Tan Sri Datuk Amar Kalong Ningkan hall here yesterday.

“I don’t want Sarawak to be isolated from development that is taking place worldwide now. I have suggested to them why not use our funds first but you must pay back. I offered RM1 billion, but the previous federal government said they had money. I hope the new government will continue with the pledge to upgrade our dilapidated schools.

“We cannot wait for too long and if they cannot afford, I am willing to give them loan of RM1 billion to develop these dilapidated schools. This is not politics, this is about the needs of our children,” he stressed.

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Beggars can't be choosers

biggbro9 — Tue, 17 Jul 2018 09:16:42 +0800

A state Minister in Sarawak denied on July 16 having called any state assemblyman a "beggar".

Sarawak Tourism, Arts, Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah however, stressed that the phrase "beggars can't be choosers" which he uttered, referred to the opposition's action of questioning how much allocation was given out to them.

"Previously, we (the state government) did not provide any allocation to the opposition. However, this time around, we give the allocation equally. Do not question the quantum of the allocation," said Abdul Karim who is also the Asajaya assemblyman.

"I would like to stress that we are assemblymen not MPs, hence the phrase 'beggars can't be choosers'... I don't think we should apologise over the matter," he told a special press conference after the state assembly sitting here on Monday (July 16).

Previously, it was reported that Sentosa assemblyman Chong Chieng Jen had called on the state government to reciprocate what the Pakatan Harapan-led federal government had done for Members of Parliament (MPs) from Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS), who were formerly with Barisan Nasional before they formed the Sarawak-based coalition.

According to Chong, who is also Sarawak DAP chairman, there would be two types of allocation given by the federal government to elected representatives in the country namely, RM200,000 per annum for all MPs to run their service centres.

In addition, there is RM500,000 to Pakatan MPs, as well as RM100,000 for Opposition MPs (mainly from BN, PAS and GPS).

Chong thus said he hoped that the Sarawak government would also give al allocation to Pakatan assemblymen as well.

In response to the call by Chong, Abdul Karim, who is also Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Sarawak vice-president said: "beggars cannot be choosers".

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Lawyer Siti Kassim

biggbro9 — Sun, 24 Jun 2018 00:47:23 +0800

Lawyer and activist Siti Kasim has been arrested by police for kidnapping and obstruction a public servant from carrying out his duties...

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Sarawak vs Petronas

biggbro9 — Sat, 09 Jun 2018 10:49:45 +0800

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Now that BN gone and Sarawak no longer fixed deposit, how will it go?

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...k-oil-intrigue/

Where's Arul

biggbro9 — Fri, 11 May 2018 12:59:37 +0800

...but a headless chicken now

https://ge14.freemalaysiatoday.com/c.php?id...ays-arul-kanda-

1MDB's plans will go on regardless of GE14 outcome, says Arul Kanda

1MDB's rationalisation plans will continue regardless of which coalition wins the polls, says its president Arul Kanda Kandasamy.

"Our debts have come down from RM50 billion to RM31 billion and backed by assets of RM43 billion," he said after a roadshow in Seri Setia, Petaling Jaya.

Arul Kanda also said he did not think the opposition would win as most Malaysians wanted stability and a ruling government with a good track record.

Malaysian olympic diver flop

biggbro9 — Wed, 17 Aug 2016 01:15:44 +0800

Worst dive...why was he sent to the Olympics?? Malu besar weii after we laughed at filipino divers last sea games.

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Muslimah paddock girls

biggbro9 — Mon, 25 Jul 2016 11:15:46 +0800

Gadis penyeri litar.

Siapa kata gadis litar perlu tampil seksi dan berpakaian sendat.

Itu kelainan yang cuba ditonjolkan sebuah butik pakaian Muslimah, ZettyJasmy apabila menampilkan gadis litar lengkap berpakaian Muslimah dan menutup aurat sebagai pengiring tujuh pelumba sebuah kelab lumba motosikal di Litar Antarabangsa Sepang (SIC) di sini, semalam.

Tujuh model lengkap berbaju kurung moden dan bertudung serba biru itu tampil sebagai gadis litar untuk pasukan lumba motosikal, BRAAAP Racing pada siri terakhir Malaysia Superbike Championship di SIC petang semalam.

Pengusaha butik Zetty Jasmy,Jasmi Jamil Abdul Malek berkata, pihaknya sudah menjangka idea menampilkan model Muslimah sebagai gadis litar menjadi viral di laman sosial di mana ada pihak yang mengecam dan menyokong idea berkenaan.

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Malaysian F1 and motogp should hire them next year

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

biggbro9 — Sun, 10 Jul 2016 07:39:40 +0800

Don't let Casey Sabrina Ng's small size fool you.

She has a history of violence. Once she is riled up, she becomes a hellcat of spite and spitfire.

Just ask Madam Toh Siew Hong, a 64-year-old housewife and grandmother, who bore the brunt of Ng's rage for what must have seemed like an interminable 18 minutes in 2013.

Or the pregnant woman Ng kicked in the tummy. Or her daughter's sister-in-law whom Ng threatened with a chopper. Even police officers investigating her bouts of violence were not spared her fury.

Ng, 43, who is also known as Asha Verma, pleaded guilty in court yesterday to four counts of voluntarily causing hurt and three counts of voluntarily causing hurt to public servants.

She also admitted to one count each of using criminal force on a public servant, performing a rash act, behaving in a disorderly manner and criminal intimidation. Fourteen other charges for similar offences will be taken into consideration during sentencing.

Ng has been in and out of jail since 2000 for similar offences. (See report )

She was last sent to jail for four weeks on June 1, 2012, after using abusive language on a public servant.

About a year after her release, Ng attacked Madam Toh.

According to a previous report in The New Paper, two weeks before the assault, Madam Toh's family installed a CCTV camera outside their flat on the 12th storey of Block 10, Chai Chee Road, as they felt threatened by Ng.

The camera captured Ng's brutal assault of Madam Toh on Sept 28, 2013. Yesterday, when the footage was played in court, a hush fell over the courtroom.

Madam Toh is seen coming out of the lift at around 10am. Ng, who lives opposite the elderly woman, suddenly marches forward and pushes her.

Court papers did not mention the reason behind the attack.

Madam Toh, who had just returned from shopping, retaliates by hitting Ng on the nose.

18 MINUTES OF VIOLENCE: CCTV footage showing Ng's attack on Madam Toh on Sept 28, 2013. PHOTO: LIANHE WANBAO
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This only infuriates Ng, who grabs the frail grandmother by the neck and chokes her.

She then punches and slaps her before pulling her hair and forcing her to kneel on the floor. Ng continues to hit Madam Toh's face until she falls over.

18 MINUTES OF VIOLENCE: CCTV footage showing Ng's attack on Madam Toh on Sept 28, 2013. PHOTO: LIANHE WANBAO
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She then stamps on Madam Toh's head at least 10 times before returning to her flat, leaving her battered victim lying on the floor.

About 30 seconds later, Ng emerges and stamps on Madam Toh's face again.

18 MINUTES OF VIOLENCE: CCTV footage showing Ng's attack on Madam Toh on Sept 28, 2013. PHOTO: LIANHE WANBAO
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She pulls Madam Toh by the hair, then picks up an unknown object and flings it at her.

She also throws a metal chair at Madam Toh.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Sheryl Janet George told the court: "The victim crawled away from the accused, back to the lift lobby, before lying down on the ground in exhaustion."

The footage shows Madam Toh later getting up and trying to gather her belongings that are strewn all over the corridor.

But Ng is not done yet. She marches out of her flat, grabs Madam Toh by the hair and flings her to the floor.

When Madam Toh tries to sit up, Ng hits her head, causing her to fall over. As the victim lies on the floor, Ng hits her head, stamps on it and kicks her face.

Ng continues kicking and hitting her multiple times before walking back to her flat.

But after a few steps, she picks up an aluminium incense burner at the lift lobby and hits Madam Toh with it.

After Ng stops, Madam Toh manages to get up. But as she walks away, Ng approaches her again and slaps her face several times. She then grabs her hair, throws her to the ground and scolds her.

The assault stops only when Ng's son-in-law, then 19, steps out of a lift carrying his one-year-old son.

Ng takes the boy from him, and while carrying him, kicks Madam Toh in the face, causing her to fall again. Ng then goes home with her family members.

A dazed Madam Toh struggles home.

The police were notified and officers arrested Ng at her flat later that day.

Paramedics took Madam Toh to Changi General Hospital, and she was later transferred to the Singapore General Hospital.

She was hospitalised for 10 days. A medical report said she had multiple facial bruises, dental trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder.

DPP George urged District Judge Mathew Joseph to call for a report to assess Ng's suitability for corrective training (CT).

CT is a prison regime for repeat offenders. It can last five to 14 years, and does not offer the usual one-third remission for good behaviour.

Stressing that Ng's attack on Madam Toh was "vicious and uncalled for", DPP George added that she was a recalcitrant offender who showed little respect for authority figures.

She also said that members of the public need to be protected from Ng.

Ng's lawyer, Mr Foo Juyuan asked Judge Joseph to not call for a CT report, and instead sentence his client to 5½ years' jail.

A report by Dr Jaydip Sarkar from the Institute of Mental Health said Ng suffers from severe personality disorder, "which consists of antisocial, borderline and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder".

Dr Sarkar also felt she has strong traits of narcissistic personality disorder, the court heard.

Judge Joseph called for a CT report, and Ng will be back in court on Aug 2.

For each count of voluntarily causing hurt, she can be jailed up to two years and fined up to $5,000.

For each count of voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant, she can be jailed up to seven years and fined.

The victim crawled away from the accused, back to the lift lobby, before laying down on the ground in exhaustion.

- Deputy Public Prosecutor Sheryl Janet George, describing Ng's attack on Madam Toh

Her other offences

Between Sept 28, 2013, to Jan 5 this year, Casey Sabrina Ng, now 43, assaulted two police officers, a pregnant woman, an auxiliary police officer and a hostel worker.

She also used criminal force on a third police officer.

1. POLICE OFFICER

Corporal Syafiqah Abdul Aziz, 23, and her colleagues went to Ng's flat on the 12th storey of Block 10, Chai Chee Road, shortly after she assaulted her neighbour, Madam Toh Siew Hong, then 64, on Sept 28, 2013.

After she was handcuffed, she kicked Cpl Syafiqah's right thigh and right knee.

Ng was pinned to the ground and taken to Bedok Police Division Headquarters.

2. PREGNANT WOMAN

On Jan 24 last year, she thought cleaner Nur Erni Arfina Daud, 20, was rude for not holding open a lift for her at Peninsula Shopping Centre.

She slapped Ms Nur Erni, who was pregnant, before kicking her abdomen. Her victim suffered musculoskeletal pain.

3. AUXILIARY POLICE OFFICER

Five days later, on Jan 29, a neighbour heard Ng shouting outside her flat on the eighth storey of Block 210A, Bukit Batok Street 21.

When police arrived, Ng became aggressive and hurled vulgarities at the officers, who then arrested her.

While she was in the lock-up area at Jurong Police Division HQ, she kicked auxiliary police officer Thiviya Darshini Lecthumanan, 21, on the upper right side of her back and right forearm.

4. FAMILY MEMBERS

On Aug 1 last year, Ng went to her son-in-law's flat at Block 291A, Bukit Batok Street 24, and created a ruckus. Mr Lester Pereira Arujunan, 26, called the police to tell them that his mother-in-law was "causing nuisance" and shouting at his flat.

She continued yelling after police officers arrived to arrest her.

She returned to the flat on Sept 21, poured engine oil near the entrance and tried to start a fire. When she failed, she took a chopper out of her bag and pointed it at Mr Pereira's younger sister.

Ms Lynneth Pereira Arujunan, 22, then called the police.

5. HOSTEL WORKER

On Oct 3 last year, at around 5.15am, Ng and her son requested for a room at the Backpackers Inn in Mosque Street in Chinatown.

She flew into a rage when front desk officer Antonio Almira de Villa, 37, told her that a room cost $65 a night. She hurled vulgarities at Ms de Villa before punching her in the forehead and left eye.

6. TWO POLICE OFFICERS

On Jan 5 this year, Staff Sergeant Glen Tan Tze Hsien and Inspector Elaine Kho Wei Ping saw Ng at a coffee shop at Block 982, Buangkok Crescent, and arrested her.

At Jurong Police Division HQ, she kicked Staff Sgt Tan's right thigh and spat at him. She also spat at the back of Insp Kho's head.

Ng's life of crime

1999:Fined $1,000 for behaving in a disorderly manner.
2000: Jailed for 42 months for criminal intimidation and assault.
2004: Fined $2,000 for disorderly behaviour. Did not pay fine and was jailed for three weeks.
August 2005: Jailed for six weeks for disorderly behaviour.
December 2005: Sentenced to five years' corrective training (CT) for theft, disorderly behaviour and using abusive language on a public servant. CT is a prison regime for repeat offenders that can last five to 14 years without time off for good behaviour.
2012: Jailed four weeks for using abusive language on a public servant.
December 2013: Charged in court after assaulting housewife Toh Siew Hong, then 64. Released on $30,000 bail. Later absconded, and bailor forfeited $7,000. Ng continued her crime spree until arrest this year.

- See more at: http://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore-news/woma...h.h4kKDsN2.dpuf