Chen Mian Kuang, dengan bantuan Terjemahan Google, membuat ulasan muzik pertama yang pernah ia dalam Bahasa Malaysia.
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Dilemmas of a Malaysian Student
Running in the theme of #WhyMalaysia, LoyarBurok presents Aerie Rahman’s “Catcher in the Rye”.
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Ask Lord Bobo: Centre For The Rakyat
This week, Ask Lord Bobo tells all about the LoyarBurok Rakyat Centre, and UndiMalaysia.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
The Message Is In The Song
Bob Marley once sang these famous words: Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery None but ourselves can free our minds Have no fear for atomic energy ‘Cause none of them can stop the time I wondered whether he was high on weed when he was writing those words. Whether he was or wasn’t, this song went […]
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Chapter 2: Getting With The Program
Being without a penis, and how to spot an alien abduction.
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LLVL: Precedents & Drafting
I was completely flustered. I remember willing myself not to cry; whatever happens — Do. Not. Cry.
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Ask Lord Bobo: Of Crime, Statistics, And Silly People
This week, Ask Lord Bobo ponders Malaysia’s crime rate, and what the police are doing about it.
Posted inGreen-World
Renewable Energy Bill 2010 – Part 2: What Are The Concerns?
The Parliament sitting on March 7th 2011 tabled the Renewable Energy Bill 2010, and the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Bill 2010 for the second reading. Do you know what these bills mean to you? Part 2 of a series by Leong ChowPong.
Posted inWhy You Can, I Cannot?
“Why Do You Want To Be A Malaysian Citizen?”
In conjunction with #WhyMalaysia week, Tiara Shafiq shares with us about what it takes to be Malaysian, according to the system.
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LoyarBocor: MB Pahang + Hakim Kuantan = Pegawai Mahkamah & Rakyat Sengsara
Satu kisah penyalahgunaan kuasa di Mahkamah untuk “menjaga nama baik Yang Arif Dato'”.
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I Am Malaysian
The Singh, singing his praises for Malaysian Indians. I have a feeling this is going to turn ugly. Only on #WhyMalaysia.
Posted inThe Lobby
LoyarBurok’s New Home: Ops P.I.S.A.N.G. 19 Mar 2011, 3pm at PusatRakyatLB
HERE AT LAST! Attention Rakyat! You’re invited to Ops P.I.S.A.N.G. Launching of PusatRakyatLB a.k.a. Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism and Human Rights
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If I Leave You, It Is Not Because I Love You Less
Sinjoro Eng writes about leaving and staying. It could be you. It could be me.
‘The land beyond the tropical sea was not suitable for me. A new land beckoned me.’
Posted inThank God It's Friday
Why Malaysia? – An Introspection Of Choices
Once again, thanks to the persuasive powers of blawg curator extraordinaire June Rubis, we have artist Ashaari Rahmat joining us for Why Malaysia week. He shares with us his own picture into ‘why Malaysia’.
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You Are What You Read: The Biblio-Landscape Of One Malaysian
Bibliophile Clarissa Lee talks about books, reading, and the formation of the Malaysian identity.
“I did not learn to read properly until I was around eight years old, even if I could make sense of simple words and phrases. From then on, there was no turning back.”
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Home
As we share our thoughts on #WhyMalaysia, See Xien offers us a look inside the head of a Malaysian emigre.
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Curator’s Note: Welcome To “Why Malaysia” Week At The Only Blawg!
This week, Syazwina Saw curates Why Malaysia week for LoyarBurok to explore our love/hate relationship with the Land of the Boleh-Everything-Also-Can-Kasi-Taruk-Aje.
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White Noise: Automatic For The People
After a swift dalliance with a young pop star, Chen Mian Kuang moves up the age spectrum and shines the spotlight on a band of fifty somethings who are still rock and rolling. In conjunction with the release of their latest CD, Mian Kuang picks out the gems in the band’s back catalogue as a R.E.M.inder of their past glories.
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LLA Series: ‘People Like Us Never Win’
The attitude of criminal legal aid clients, winning a drug case involving an addict and two prostitutes, and a challenge to assumptions about the previously convicted.