Cecilia Cheung

Another episode in the bumpy marriage of Hong Kong heartthrobs Nicholas Tse and Cecilia Cheung was revealed yesterday when a radio announcer said the seemingly-happy couple had been involved in a long-running dispute over property.
Eileen Cha, a Hong Kong radio show host who claims to be a close friend of Tse's family, dismissed rumors that the couple had divorced but said their relationship was "rocky" after actress Cheung had her second baby and returned to the film industry while Tse concentrated on his career as a singer and actor.
Disputes, especially over money issues, had increased, Cha said, and the couple had frequent arguments.
She said Cheung had asked Tse to transfer ownership of all his properties, including a US$1 million villa Tse bought for his father, to her name. Cha said Tse had agreed but Cheung then asked Tse to sell his shares in a lucrative company that he owned.
"It seemed as though Cecilia wanted to drain Nicholas of all his assets and property - when I heard this news about Cecilia, I actually didn't really believe it myself," Cha said.
Rumors of a divorce began after reports that Cheung and Edison Chen sat together on a flight from Taiwan to Hong Kong on May 8.
Cheung was one of the women involved in a notorious photo scandal three years ago.
Cheung had been married to Tse for two years when the scandal broke after Chen indirectly caused intimate photos of Cheung and himself to be leaked onto the Internet in 2008.

Tabloid speculation that Cheung had reconciled with Chen was said to have upset Tse and had led him to demand a separation.
But Tse, who is shooting an action thriller in Malaysia, issued a statement yesterday saying he had never requested a separation.
Tse said he would take legal action against "false reports " in yesterday's Apple Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper.
Tse's agent said the actor was in good mood and would be back to Hong Kong by July.
Tse's father, Patrick, told reporters he didn't know anything about his son and daughter-in-law.
"Now everyone claims he knows an inside story. You can also write some inside stories if you like," he told a reporter in an interview with 163.com, a news website, yesterday.
Cheung was not available for comment.
The couple's marriage has weathered waves of gossip and controversy after the photo scandal.
Many praised Tse for his support for Cheung following the photo scandal.
The couple had two sons and often showed off their romance by behaving lovingly in public, winning the hearts of their many fans.
But according to Cha's radio program yesterday, this was merely a facade in the best interests of their children and their families.

AVA Singapore

THE Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) has gone from flagging only vegetables from Spain and Germany to flagging greens from the rest of the European Union (EU).
The widening of its 'hold-and-test' requirement comes on the heels of a deadly E. coli outbreak in Germany, thought to be spread through contaminated cucumbers imported from Spain.
The 'hold-and-test' procedure refers to the practice of sending suspected items for tests and withholding their sale until they are found to be free of contaminants.
On Sunday, the AVA had said it would place imported leafy vegetables, cucumbers and tomatoes from Germany and Spain under hold-and-test, but it has since confirmed that cucumbers from Germany, Spain and Denmark are not brought in here.

Some, however, do come in from the Netherlands; between January and last month, 69kg of cucumbers were imported.
Yesterday, the AVA spokesman said: 'In view of the recent situation, AVA will place imported leafy vegetables, cucumbers and tomatoes from the EU under hold-and-test, should there be such imports.'

Whatsapp Free

The Bling-2 Android phone seems to be pulling the attention of tech savvy women across India. Following huge Indian success for its first Bling model Q55, its maker, Micromax, is leaving no stone unturned, even this time, to repeat their historic ride with their new launch, encapsulated in a glossy finish frame made of Swarovski Zirconia.
Moreover, the phone allows running on Android 2.2 Froyo besides being 3G friendly and supporting quad-band GSM networks as well as WCDMA technology, while featuring a 600 MHz processor and a 7.1-cm capacitive touch screen.
Additionally, wide range of built-in applications such as Saavn- Music on Demand, Mundu Live TV (1 month free trial) and Whatsapp messenger, MiRoamer - Mobile radio and Mosho - Mobile shopping makes it look even more attractive to meet the rising demands of today's women.

Equipped with a 3.0 Megapixel camera, expandable 32 GB memory slot, 3.5 mm headphone jack, Bluetooth, and GPS facilities, even if they use on the move, the Mi-Fi wireless internet feature in the new version of phone allows to make users a sort of personal Wi-Fi hotspot.
Priced at Rs. 9000, the new offering from Mircromax seems to have targeted to create a niche in the female segment of the market, which is experiencing a major shift in the preferences.

Debbie Hong Pooi Mun

A 23-YEAR-OLD man went to the dentist to have his teeth straightened, but emerged two teeth short - teeth that should have been taken out from another patient.
It was a case of a mistake compounded by another mistake at the National Dental Centre (NDC), in an incident which has landed a dentist in the soup, and earned the young man free corrective treatment.
The May 2007 incident - the first such case to come to light here - began when the clinic clerk put the chit for extracting two teeth into the wrong patient's file, and the wrong patient was called into the treatment room.

Dr Debbie Hong Pooi Mun, then four years into her career, failed to check the identity of her patient before commencing to extract the teeth. She wrongly took out the upper left first premolar and lower left second premolar.
The Straits Times understands that the patient was not under general anaesthesia; however, he said nothing when the first tooth was taken out.
When the error was discovered, he was informed within the hour. Although three senior NDC specialists were immediately called in, attempts to reimplant the two teeth failed.

Felixia Yeap

Felixia Yeap

Felixia Yeap is the first Malaysian woman who became Playboy bunny. But do you think of elegance in advance of his body. Because the former 25-year-old kindergarten teacher did not take off her clothes.

Chinese media reports, if there is a perception among Felixia feel about these rabbit girls.

"Our job is only to serve and entertain, there is no such thing as getting undressed," said Yeap.

He is contracted to the club finished Macau Playboy bunny girl. Yeap is currently still in training before being assigned.

"The difficult part is when serving. We must not bow, and had to move the knee, "said Yeap.

Kuala Lumpur-born woman who grew up in Ipoh was admitted, his parents support this new career.

"My father did not say anything about my work, but my mother support," he said.

Jharkhand Academic Council

Around 69.31 per cent students passed out in 2011 Jharkhand Secondary Examination Board results, announced Tuesday in Ranchi.
Jharkhand Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Baijnath Ram released the results at Jharkhand Academic Council on Tuesday.
Anjali of Hazaribagh district topped the list by securing 91 per cent marks.
A total of 3,54,802 students appeared in the examination in the state. Outshining girls, a total of 1,89,946 boys passed as compared to 1,64,680 girls.

Palamau district topped in all 24 districts of the state, with 80.76 per cent students passing in the examination.
In 2010, 74.37 students had passed the intermediate examination of the state.

Mhada Lottery Result 2011

Around 4,034 Maharashtra Housing Area Development Authority (MHADA) flats will be sold through an online lottery on May 31, 2011.
The lottery draws will be declared today and can be checked at http://mhada.maharashtra.gov.in/.
The Bombay high court, in an interim order had directed the MHADA authority to keep out 1% of the flats, which would be around 40 flats from the draw of lots.

These flats are situated at Sion, Malwani, Ghatkopar, Versova, Vikhroli and Magathane in Borivli, Mumbai.
These flats will not be considered in the lottery draw, till the government takes a decision on increasing the flats meant for the disabled from the existing 2% to 3%.
May 16th was the last date for filling up the application forms for the housing lottery.
Last year, a 90 day period was given for filling up the MHADA application forms, but this year, since the process was made online, only 20 days was given to submit the application forms.