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Boutique owner and a photographer falling through the middle section of the runway floor

March 27,2008 charleston
This is the first year in Charleston Fashion Week for the recently opened boutique K.Morgan and the crowd burst into applause at the fresh new looks.
When the owner herself stepped onstage to take a bow, the applause swelled with appreciation when all of a sudden the woman took a misstep and plunged through the middle section of the runway floor.
Photographers stormed toward her, when one of them also tripped and fell into the hole.
No one popped up to show they were okay, rather the poor lady crawled the length of the runway on the ground to the safety of backstage.
Eventually K. Morgan came back on stage for a victory walk. Luckily no one was hurt and it was all a fluke deal.
Apparently all the models and store owners did a dress rehearsal walk the day before, but Ms. Morgan had missed the practice run.
What she didn’t know was the middle of the floor was actually just sheer fabric to allow light from below and only the periphery was actually runway.

 

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by Steve, Saturday, 05 April 2008 20:53 Comments(0), Read all
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Why Myanmar young NUTTERS like Hip-hop and Rap

Nowaday, hip-hop and rap music have been very popular among young Burmese people. I think those new musics originated from Young black americans.

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by Steve, Saturday, 05 April 2008 20:33 Comments(0), Read all
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Officer's dashcam captures Arkansas tornado

At least 2 deaths are being blamed on a storm system stretching from Texas to New England.

In central Arkansas, residents have been cleaning up in the wake of a tornado that damaged businesses and knocked out power to thousands of customers.

At least 1 person has been reported dead in a traffic accident.

Arkansas has been hit by deadly storms and near-record flooding in recent months.

The governor says his state's been "assaulted by Mother Nature."

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by Steve, Saturday, 05 April 2008 20:23 Comments(0), Read all
Local News
Power is addictive

It is true Ultimate Power is additive. See Burma. Old generals wont release their authorities in a easy way. Now in Zimbabwe, a 80 year old monkey wants to keep presidential seat despite loss in election. Read more ...

by Steve, Saturday, 05 April 2008 20:21 Comments(0), Read all
South East Asia News
Discovered: Forged certs for visa application

After forging passports, visas and permits to bring in illegal foreign workers, now unscrupulous people have started forging certificates of eligibility. The certificate, a requirement for those from Vietnam and Myanmar who have to undergo courses on Malaysian lifestyle and local law, is issued by the Human Resource Ministry before a visa can be issued to foreign workers. More ...

by Monster, Saturday, 05 April 2008 19:53 Comments(0), Read all
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North Korea Exports Rocket Launchers to Myanmar, NHK Says

North Korea has been exporting multiple-tube rocket launchers to Myanmar, Japan's public broadcaster NHK said on its Web site, citing unidentified government sources.

The exports, which began last year after the two countries restored diplomatic ties, have been arranged through a Singapore-based trading company, NHK said. More

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by Monster, Saturday, 05 April 2008 19:49 Comments(0), Read all
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Referendum: junta preparing crackdown with Beijing’s help

A month before controversial referendum on new constitution Myanmar’s military regime is taking steps to contain protests. China is shipping anti-riot trucks to the police, which is training volunteers to beat up activists. In prison inmates are being offered early release in exchange for a Yes vote on the referendum ballot. More ...

by Monster, Saturday, 05 April 2008 19:37 Comments(0), Read all
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Heathrow terminal 5 problem

China has left behind Britain in terms of economy (GDP) a few years ago. In China new modern cities have been springing up in a short time while people in Britain have to stick under the walls with multiple layered wall papers of Victorian era building by saying proudly that they conserve their legacy. In Japan a  high tech football stadium fro world cup was build , I think in Supodo, costing only £250 millions. The estimated cost for such football ground in Britain is £700 millions (legal fee is nearly £200). The ridiculous things have been going on in Britain. The latest one is today newly built Heathrow Terminal 5 has stopped to work as there has been a problem in luggage processing. In Japan, a railway station manager went suicide as his train was late a bit. What will BAA managers do? suicide? far away from that. You know their way? apology! apology! sincerely apology, technology error, we are extremely working, not our fault at all In far east, the responsible persons may be sent to 20 years prison, I think.

Heathrow Terminal 5 flights cancelled amid luggage chaos
By Aislinn Simpson, Lucy Cockroft and David Millward

Last Updated: 3:06pm GMT 27/03/2008

 

Thirty-three flights have been cancelled and luggage problems have caused chaos as Heathrow's new fifth terminal got off to a bumpy start.

In addition to the cancellations, which included incoming and outgoing flights, three planes left without baggage and incoming passengers were forced to wait up to two hours for their luggage to come through.

 

BAA, the airport operators, insisted that the difficulties were no more than teething troubles at the £4.3 billion terminal. But scores of passengers felt differently as they were confronted with a series of glitches from a set of escalators breaking down to pay machines at the car park not working properly. More on Telegraph.co.uk

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by Steve, Thursday, 27 March 2008 18:39 Comments(0), Read all
EU News
India swallows British brands

A few years ago, China took Britain's Rover car company. As a continuing movement of manufacturing indistries to east, now India's Tata has swallowed  British brand cars Jaguar and Land Rover, as owner Ford sold. Consolation is as follow. That means Indian company employs British people on British soil.

Tata pledges to keep UK plants open

By Jonathan Guthrie in Birmingham, Joseph Leahy in Mumbai and John Reed in London

Published: March 26 2008 22:10 | Last updated: March 26 2008 22:10

Tata Motors has promised to keep Jaguar and Land Rover’s three UK plants and two product engineering sites open until at least 2011 as part of its winning bid to buy the two carmakers, it emerged on Wednesday.

The Indian group’s pledge appears to have played a decisive role in securing unions’ endorsement of its $2.3bn bid for the two brands, which will see Ford Motor continue to supply them with engines, components and technology, and its credit arm to provide vehicle financing for up to a year. Source on FT.com

 

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by Julian, Thursday, 27 March 2008 04:06 Comments(0), Read all
Local News
Honda Civic with flaw, but

Accoding to BBC news,Honda has written to all Civic drivers in Britain to notify them of problems with faulty handbrakes.Full story. But basically Honda is still fine. my experience and auto reviews taught me not to buy USED Fiat, Vauxhall, Alfaromeo and Freelander. If you have any comment, post here. I have no idea why Rover lost in British soil, maybe because of poor marketing. Those are really nice and reliable accoding to my experience. ...

by Steve, Tuesday, 25 March 2008 14:18 Comments(0), Read all
 
 

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