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November 10-16, 2008

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Volume 23, No. 444

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Holding it together: the tough job of presenting

“Another reason for becoming a presenter is the nature of my job. When a commercial company wanted to promote their product with my models, I used to present [their events] because I understood their company and their product well… Over time other companies invited me to present their events. I have been presenting for over 10 years,”

Word on the street .... with Aung Ye Lin

I have my hair cut every three months. Changing styles is very important for the actors and actresses. You should be different for every character. So I always prepare for the characters before I act.


Arts Flash
»	Monthly film screening at Japanese Embassy Assembly Hall
»	Hip Hop stars to perform concert at Hmyaw Sin Kyun, Kandawgyi Park
»	Ms Moe Yan 2008 contest
»	Recent music releases
»	Wine of the month at Traders café


»	Financial crisis dominates regional meeting in Hanoi
»	A delta village recovers from disaster
»	Myanmar rejects ‘wrongful demands’
»	Delta housing still a concern
»	More cooperation needed on food supplies
»	DPS distributes new tourist maps
»	Farmers welcome fertiliser donation
»	Boat donation helps Ayeyarwady fishermen
»	Archaeologists shed new light on old Sri Ksetra
»	Rain to continue through November
»	Recent rain a boon to delta villagers
»	Government eyes live mythum as major export
»	New tourism directories coming
»	Ngwe Saung wants beach photographs
»	Thanakha museum to open in Bagan
»	MPT looks for more foreign investment at ICT week
»	Sports Ministry pushes hockey as national game
»	Grand Royal Challenge Cup 2008 to be held in Yangon

»	FMI subsidiary signs biofuel deal
»	Fisheries a hit at CAEXPO
»	Long-finned eel values slither upwards
»	Profits continue for FMI
»	Cement sales hit the skids
»	Architects push for aesthetics
»	Boom times in Yangon as world tightens belt
»	Welcome to the jungle in Insein tsp

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