Apocalypse Weekend: Harold Camping Says the World Ends Saturday. He's Said that Before

Julie Baker proselytizes on a New York City
street with others who believe the world
will end on Saturday.

In a comfortable office, Bible placed firmly atop his lap, 89-year-old Harold Camping is preaching with utter certainty about the end of the world. "May 21, 2011, is the day of judgment," he says with conviction, in a YouTube video posted last year. "It is the day that ends all gospel salvation activity ... It is the most important day by a billion times than any other day the world has ever known."

Kenyataan Media Pengerusi BRI yang hadir Pekan Gawai di Pontianak, May 20, 2011

KENYATAAN MEDIA
BAPAK KANUL GINDOL
Pengerusi, Borneo Rights International, London
Pengerusi, Gindol Initiative for Civil Society Borneo, Sabah
Hotel Mercure, Pontianak, 20 Mei, 2011

Saya bersama empat perwakilan dari Sabah telah menyertai rombongan SDNU (Sarawak Dayak National Union) ke Pekan Gawai di Pontianak sejak kelmarion hinggalah Ahad ini.

Saya begitu sukacita dapat menyaksikan buat pertama kali sambutan Gawai di Kalimantan yang juga ada persamaan dengan sambutan panen yang dipanggil Tadau Kaamatan (Hari Menuai) yang juga disdambut bulan Mei setiap tahun.

Video seks fokus utama chat Anwar di Yahoo

Isu video seks menjadi fokus utama segmen interaktif Yahoo! Malaysia 'Question Time' yang menjemput Ketua Pembangkang Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim hari ini yang menyaksikan beliau menangkis semua soalan yang cuba mengaitkannya dengan orang dalam video berkenaan.

NONEDitanya oleh seorang pembaca yang mencadangkan beliau menpamerkan jam Omega miliknya bagi “memadamkan isu moralnya”, Anwar berkata tidak ada sebab bagi beliau berbuat demikian.

Tips On Pumping Petrol

With Petrol expected to reach $2 per litre by end of 2011, these tips that I received from a friend might come in handy.

TIPS ON PUMPING PETROL
I don't know what you guys are paying for Petrololine.... but here in Melbourne we are paying up to $1.30 to $1.50 per litre. My line of work is in petroleum for about 31 years now, so here are some tricks to get more of your money's worth for every Litre:

Nazri: No action against Ibrahim Ali

No action can be taken against Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali over his warnings of violence against the Christian community as such remarks are now a Malaysian norm, said de facto law minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz.

Banking joke

I was looking for an empty space to park my car at Bangsar when suddenly
there's a knock on the glass

"Encik ah..tanya sikit ah..itu Chimpeng mana ah..?"

"Apa?"

Court frees six villagers who defended their land

Natives from 10 villagers, who had allegedly torched a logging
campsite in Tebedu, are planning to take legal action against
a timber company for encroachment on their NCR land.

KUCHING: Six Bidayuh villagers, who allegedly torched seven heavy machinery, four lorries and five logging quarters in Tebedu on May 9, were unconditionally released by the magistrate’s court here today.

The six – Bisa Anak Duda, Papai Anak Atin, Barak Anak Kolol, Mani Anak Marin, Karia Anak Daruh and Peter Anak Laiong – from Kampung Mawang, Tebedu, in Serian district were brought to the court at the end of their four-day remand.

Native festival lacks spirit

What used to be a vigorous and cheerful Tadau Kaamatan or
Harvest Festival celebration in Kota Belud is now little
better than a funeral gathering.

By Luke Rintod of FMT
KOTA BELUD: Sabah’s main local native festival, Tadau Kaamatan or Harvest Festival, was a shadow of its old self this year.

Decorated stalls that are normally put up by government agencies and private companies to exhibit and sell products were absent and uncollected garbage from the previous day was strewn around.

MoCS’ Siah dismisses ‘house-arrest’ threat by PBB

By Luke Rintod of FMT
KOTA KINABALU: Undaunted by police reports and calls or threats of house-arrest, the leader of Movement of Change Sarawak (MoCs), Francis Siah said he is unrelenting and that his demand for the resignation of Chief Minsiter Taib Mahmud stays.

RON95 petrol price to be revised next month

A price revision of all petroleum products will
determine whether the prices will be maintained
or increased, says the government.

IPOH: Come next month, the government will review prices of all petroleum products, including the RON95 petrol, before deciding to retain them or otherwise, Domestic Trade, Cooperative and Consumerism Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said today.

He said the price revision to be conducted by the ministry and other agencies such as the finance ministry and the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu) would determine whether prices would be maintained or increased, depending on the government’s subsidies.