October 20-26, 2008 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 23, No. 441
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“We are expecting to produce about 2000 tonnes of honey this year, which is about double what we cultivated last year. We expect to be able to earn as much as $2 million by exporting this honey abroad,”
 
“A new stock market in Cambodia is going to start next year, if it’s on schedule, and it may do good things for Cambodia. It hasn’t been overly-exposed like some countries.”
 
“Especially the condos that have a shopping centre like City Mart are very popular with buyers because it is so convenient for the resident and not messy like going to a wholesale market,”
 
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK
Pearl condo is located on the junction of Saya San and Kabar Aye Pagoda roads so residents have easy access to nearby public transport links. Yankin Center and 8-mile Junction are just a short bus or taxi ride away.
 

“People didn’t know what to do when they heard our department’s announce-ments and warnings about Nargis, so many people died,” he said. “Before Nargis, we had nothing prepared for disaster risk reduction. We need to do a lot more.”

 
“ASEM is made up of 43 countries that altogether represent 60 percent of the global population, 60pc of world trade and more than 50pc of the world’s GDP,” Mr Fournier said. “We have common stakes and common interests. One of the issue that is going to be more and more important is energy security and supply.”
 
“When they announced my name, I couldn’t believe my ears. I asked myself ‘did they announce wrongly or did they single me out for special thanks?’ I didn’t dare believe it,”
 
THE recent discovery in Bangladesh of the world’s biggest population of vulnerable Irrawaddy dolphins is good news for their 75 or so cousins dwelling in the Ayeyarwady River north of Mandalay, said a spokesperson from the Myanmar office of the Wildlife Conservation Society.
 
“As soon as they were freed, the ship’s second officer, Ko Tin Oo Maung, telephoned me to say they were heading for Kenya to do some repair work on the ship and conduct medical checkups for the sailors,”
 
“My employer would turn on the television every morning to check the latest stock market report even before breakfast. He is often angry and tells me he might send me home even before my contract ends,”
 

“Myanmar is rich in natural resources, particularly plant life, and many local residents plant orchids in their homes. We think tourists and orchid fans will be very interested in the range and variety of our flora. Another aim of the festival is to protect the rare species of Myanmar orchids,”

 

“However, some problems depend on the menstruation cycle. If a woman is not menstruating monthly or if one of the couple is feeling stressed and weak they will not succeed in reproduction. This is a common case in couples but changing lifestyle to reduce stress and relax can be successful,”

 

In the case of Iron Cross, the singing and chanting reached a crescendo when the band announced the reappearance of its lead singer. The arena resounded to the chant of what sounded like “Nooey, Nooey” to my untrained foreign ears.

 

“They adorn themselves with the substances they find in nature. Their strange ways of creating fashion are beautiful. Men wear ivory and women tie their hair with greenish palm leaves as ribbons and wear the shells of insects as earrings. You will see their naturalness through the photos,”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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