March 3-9, 2008 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 21, No. 408
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Children and the dreams of parents
“Most parents used to look at music with contempt. Some people said we artists just do as we like. Some take drugs in the name of music, party etc. But the last few years has seen a lot of those prejudices disappear and parents are coming to the arts with their children. They are more interested in their children’s hobbies, particularly music,”
 
I always had a major craving for drawing and painting. It was always part of my life as a child. I drew paintings depicting the environment around me......
 
“THEY usually feel down-hearted and dejected. They never look at anyone with confidence, their disposition and behaviour is different from normal children,”
 
Nan Htike is a must for anyone wanting a taste of real Myanmar cuisine. The cheap prices and prompt service will keep you coming back to one of Yangon’s best Shan noodle options and are proof that, like wine, expensive is not always better.
 
“According to the census taken by the government, the age of marriage is later in urban areas. The young people there are more likely to be well educated and they have different objectives in life. Getting married is not always a highest priority for them,”
 
In my childhood, I thought it would be cool to become a detective or scientist. But then the magician David Copperfield became popular and that was where I wanted to head.
 
Arts Flash
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Nann Su Yati Soe solo style
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Myanmar’s busiest gallery
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Khin Maung Toe’s new album out now
   
   
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Government enacts new law detailing voting procedures for May referendum
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Info-Tech to list unlicensed internet cafés
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Wild elephants elude MTE, private trappers
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Inferno guts Mandalay’s biggest market
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Shwedagon hosts blood donation
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Yangon nuns get free healthcare
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Comp planned for airline mishap
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High waves slam into Rakhine State
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Hearing-impaired students face challenges
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Earthquake monitoring seminar held
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Chinlon players demonstrate skills
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New orchids found in Pyin Oo Lwin
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Seminar highlights education opportunities in Japan
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Eyecare specialists visit
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Fish expert finds new species in Myanmar
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Ornamental fish market to open
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Local art heads to Bangkok
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MMPO offers film courses this month
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Car rally to pass through Myanmar
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Free clinic opens
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Japan provides grant for hospital
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Heading upstream to Bhamo
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E-sportsmen do battle at DotA Championship
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Defending champion stung by surprise defeat
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King of the Ring to fight again next week
 
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Myawaddy trading zone to open on Armed Forces Day
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Banks to allow Sing dollar accounts
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Jap firm hands over pearl booty
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Furniture and timber fair to be held in early March
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Myanmar to attend Asia Health Care 2008
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UMFCCI opens training to all
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Investors look to hot Singapore market
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Capital Hyper Mart to open at Dawbon in mid March
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India drug firms eye Myanmar

 

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  JOB |Domestic|
 
The Government of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan Negara Brunei Darussalam invites suitably qualified applicants for the following senior posts in the Government Services, Brunei Darussalam.

1. Sport Specialist Physician
Youth and Sport Department
Ministry of Welfare, Youth and Sport
2. Specialist Physician
Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health
3. Senior Medical Officer Grade II / Grade I
Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health
4. Medical Officer Grade II / Grade I
Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health
5. Medical Officer Grade II / Grade I
Department of Health Services, Ministry of Health
6. Sports Coach
Sport School, Ministry of Education
 
   
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