I did not notice how well Google Chrome has become after the beta. I was always with Mozilla Firefox and the almighty FireBug.

Recently I updated my Google Chrome since the extensions has been a chaos on some forum Even though FireBug built FireBug Lite for Google Chrome, I tried but it doesn’t work at all. So I figure it’s time to explore the old school “Inspect element” of Google Chrome and A-Ha! again

I am too ignorance to know that there is actually an Inspection button on the button, which work pretty well.

Information are well planned and placed on the other side, which of course, editable.

Seriously, with the loading speed Google Chrome has, it really beat Mozilla Firefox hands down Now I’m with Google Chrome, fuck the new-ie6-rumor shit!

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Running the ‘ history ‘ command only gives you line numbers. Sometimes it’s useful to have a time stamp attached to each command to build a clearer picture.

Simply set the ” HISTTIMEFORMAT ” env variable to enable time stamps in ‘ history ‘.

Run the command below.

export HISTTIMEFORMAT=' %F %T '

Before:

After:

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From “Magicgates”

Even if he did not pass motion for two days, the urge would have been very strong. The peristaltic movement of the bowels would have been there and there would have been some secretion. The anus being a place in which bacteria is excreted, substances like semen would disintegrate fast.

It is different if the semen is deposited into the vagina where it can stay on for up to three days. But then God intended the semen to be deposited in the vagina – not the anus. So nature in itself has a way of dealing with this kind of situation!

Too bad, Malaysians are not the type of people that will revolt. If it had been India, Pakistan or the Philippines the people would have responded by now. But being Malaysians, our leaders know that they can even feed ‘poison’ to us and we will willingly take it saying that is is ‘teh tarik’.

No matter which Malay leader rises against the establishment, the oldest trick in the book will be used against him. All it takes is to have a willing boy.

In Bolehland, flip flop policies are the norm. At first we read that Senator Datuk T. Murugiah “was looking at increasing doctors’ compulsory service in public hospitals to between five and 10 years” and now the Health Minister says it may be shortened from the current 5 to 4 years.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said the government is studying the possibility of shortening the doctors’ compulsory service in public hospitals. He said the ministry was hoping to come up with the decision by this year.
“The ministry is looking at four years of service (two years of housemanship and two years of compulsory service) compared to five years (three years of housemanship and two years of compulsory service) now,” he told reporters after launching B-Nes Sdn Bhd, a company specialising in birdnest products, near here, today.
He was commenting on a statement made by Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator Datuk T. Murugiah on Jan 27 that the government was looking at increasing doctors’ compulsory service in public hospitals to between five and 10 years to overcome the shortage of doctors.
He said the idea to extend the compulsory public service for doctors to five or 10 years from the current three in order to overcome the annual shortage of doctors in government hospitals, was not practical.
“We are looking at cutting it (the compulsory service) and making it more attractive for doctors to practice voluntarily in the sector. Forcing them to do so is not good,” he said.

What’s behind the politico-speak I wonder? Perhaps the crux of the problem is the massive number of medical graduates which will be coming out over the next few years, meaning there won’t be enough government jobs for doctors and thus the government won’t “force” you to stay on. At this rate, I think the Government in 5-10 years time will be hiring doctors on a competitive annual contract basis and no more “permanent” civil service jobs!

Spotted in the blogosphere:
Another U-turn
My Health Matters (Dr. David Quek’s blog)

from the Malaysian Medical Resources

Doctors’ compulsory service may be reduced?

We have a special kueh expert as our guest. It’s Xiamen Ah Long’s aunt, Chio Bee Bee. Ah Long himself, and eating expert, San Kiu Kiu. We talked about Chinese New Year kueh. How to make and how to eat! Share your favorite CNY kueh in the comment area.

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It was an unlucky day for David Kiely, an employee of Macquarie Bank, who got caught browsing nude photos of Miranda Kerr GQ Magazine shoots while his colleague Martin Lakos was live on the air.

And, here is the Miranda Kerr’s GQ shoot (censored ) in the screenshot above:

Here is the captured video:

It looks like David Kiely was reading some emails (1:00) and the photos are email attachments. His another colleague was noticed first (1:25) and he turned his head back (1:33) at the end of the live TV.

Moral of the story: Always watch your back when you are naughty.

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We extend our condolences to the families of the three young doctors from QE Hospital Sabah who were killed in a car-bus accident.
The circumstances of this accident are not clear but we do implore young doctors to be extra careful if you are planning car trips after an exhausting call as we have heard of fatal accidents involving such tired doctors. Consider getting someone else to do the driving.

from the Malaysian Medical Resources

Condolences

While it is laudable to place incentives for organ donation, one wonders if 42 days unrecorded leave for civil servants is rather excessive. It seems like a classic “give an inch and they’ll ask for a mile” when Cuepacs thinks 42 days is not enough, and is asking for 60 days.
What about employees in the private sector? Are civil servants so special they need 42 days leave?
There is the caveat “as long as deemed necessary by a specialist” but I think this is a flexible discretion which can be used/abused to take advantage of the maximum allowed leave.
Somehow I think we aren’t going to see a flood of civil servants volunteering their kidneys or whatever so I guess this is just a moot discussion. But I suggest the powers that be spell out more specific criteria. For instance, blood is also arguably an organ (albeit in liquid form) so is blood donation also included? Lest any of you pooh pooh this idea, mind you bone marrow/peripheral blood stem cell transplantation is also considered an organ transplant.

Related MMR posts on Organ Donation

from the Malaysian Medical Resources

Unrecorded leave for organ donors

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Back to the SonyEricsson launch event post.

So after the models and catwalk action, it was time for the main performance of the night.

It was time for “Simply Magic” by Cyril… who came all the way from Japan.

Serena introducing Cyril to the crowd.

Cyril then started off by showing his famous coin tricks… and then card tricks…

The best thing was we all got to play with him in a little magic card game! All at the same time! WOWOWOWO

He ended his performance with his super trademark magic levitate/watever u call it POSE! Canggih!

If you dono who Cyril is, check one of his videos out on Youtube. Here’s the coin trick video.

Now some photos of ppl I met

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Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 8.48pm PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Perghhhh edisi terbeli buku sudah berleluasa di islamabad
Keadaan tidak terkawal lagi
Jika boleh satu kedai buku mau dibelinya. Haha

Each weekend I’ll write a post that called Sunday Killer Link Love Post, I used to share about articles from the blogosphere that I find interesting, useful and benefit to my readers. Articles cover topic about blogging tips, traffic building, search engine optimization, affiliate marketing and tips that teach you how to blog.

Recently, my brother and one of my blog buddy told me that my blog loaded pretty slow, I’ve been using Blogengage button for quite some times and recently the site is down, so the button couldn’t be able to function and that causes my blog loads pretty slow, but I’ve fixed it. I did start a poll earlier and asked for blog loading speed after moving to Hostgator, and I would like to take back the poll and place it here, I hope you would help me to test and cast a vote, of course drop a comment and tell me your result would be much appreciated.

Top 10 Sunday Killer Link Love Posts

1) The 30 Best Ways to Build Blog Traffic in 2010 – SiteSketch101
Let’s drastically revolutionize the way we blog in 2010. One of the most difficult challenges that bloggers are facing is how to build high quality blog traffic in 2010. Many of the tips below aren’t necessarily tips that are unique to this year. Rather this is a serious challenge for you to determine to use this new year to bring a fresh vitality to your online presence and to build blog traffic in ways that you have never done before.

2) 9 Ways to Treat Your Blog More Like a Brick-and-Mortar Business – Blogussion
Most of us want our blogs to become more than just blogs. If that’s the case with you, then you need to treat your blog like it’s a business. When I was planning this post I realized there are a lot of similarities between your blog and the corner store down the street. Except, the corner store is making money and you probably aren’t.

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So you want to create a (new) blog? Congratulations! This is a very good idea!
Before your blog goes live you have to be sure about something really important things: what you will talk about and how you’ll do it so you’ll not end up with an abandonned blog one year after launching your new project. In fact, choosing a niche and stay sticked to it is one of the essential keys for success in blogging.

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10) 7 Productive Things To Do When You Can’t Blog – WchingYa
It has been several days now since I’m out of internet service at home. The area seems to go static with no connection whatsoever while some areas in town are not affected. As a fulltime blogger I find that a little devastating to start my new week. Negative thoughts crept in but I knew my foremost task is to eliminate them for good — by being practical!

Personal Ramblings

I was really busy this week as I prepared for the test of one of my subjects, I’ve just done it today and it went smooth, hardwork paid off. I just completed one test for one of my subjects, two more tests to go in coming weeks, together with few assignments and presentation, that’s going to kill me. Anyway, Chinese New Year is around the corner, I’m going to forget everything and relax during the holiday!

I’ll take some times to update this blog during holiday, or I might totally leave it for 2 weeks. These days I received quite some guest post from fellow bloggers, thank you guys for helping to update this blog, of course you would get some traffic and dofollow backlink as well. Anyone who would like to guest posting in this blog, please check out the guideline.

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GOLONGAN KURANG BERNASIB BAIK MENDAPAT PERHATIAN

Straight from Japan came the PrePeat, a printing system that could potentially change the printer industry. No ink or toner is required, just specially-formulated reusable paper. A development that was unveiled a couple of months ago, during the Eco-Products 2009 convention, the PrePeat is basically a thermal printer that can “rewrite” on the special paper a 1000 times.

Not relying on consumables will definitely reduce operating costs, but the estimated 500,000 yen price point (currently $5,605.5) may turn off customers. The resuable paper is available in lots of one-thousand, and costs 300 yen a piece ($3.36) according to the video above, but “0.3 yen” according to the product page. It’s a bit hard to translate the “Engrish”, but the paper also seems very water-resistant, and will retain the print even when submerged in water.

Developer Sanwa Newtec seems aware that the PrePeat’s pricing puts it beyond the reach of the consumer market, and through a representative confirmed that they’re simply targeting “large companies that use a lot of paper media”. Perhaps they should come out with a color-printing system well, to appeal to creative agencies?

PrePeat RP-3100 II

Post from: The Gadget Blog

I recently asked on Twitter:

For a college/university student, would you get ‘em a laptop or a netbook? Need opinions ASAP. Thanks!

The Twitterverse was quick to respond. Thank you all for responding! A little summary:

1. @sniffit suggested that netbooks are underpowered, but might change with Linux being on them.
2. @redsheep went for a laptop, unless I planned on being a mean uncle that didn’t want them to play games/do graphics/etc. Why, I can’t be a mean uncle ;-)
3. @spinzer said go with a laptop because students have diverse working nature, and a netbook wouldn’t cut it.
4. Both @alphaque and @brianritchie suggested to watch for the coursework: Computer Science, Graphics, Statistics deserve a laptop, otherwise, go for a netbook.
5. @saimatkong suggested a 12″ notebook, but those tend to be quite expensive, to the best of my knowledge.
6. @sureshdr, @tjunkie, @thechannelc, @liewcf, @bleongcw, @r0kawa all suggested a laptop would be better. In fact, @liewcf suggested a MacBook.
7. @jerng brought up a good point: it should depend on the preferences of the user as speed tends to be a secondary issue.
8. @biatch0r was the only one that outright said go for a netbook, lugging around a 10KG laptop is so 20th century :) I tend to agree.

So a bit from where I’m coming from, which I didn’t say in the original tweet. This laptop/netbook is for a complete stranger, whom I’ve never met. We do however, know her father. His daughter had just been accepted into a university somewhere up north in Malaysia, and she clearly needs a laptop/netbook for her coursework.

Anyway, all that aside, and with much thanks to the Twitterverse, I set out to pick up a machine quickly (think, 0.5hr). I had to be near MidValley for another reason, so hopped in. Checked out the Asus, and Acer stores, and found laptops and netbooks to exist, and you’d average around RM2,100 or so. Dell had a laptop for RM1,999, but it was a 14″ clunker, and it seemed really heavy. This seemed to be the large problem with a laptop: they came with everything (including a DVD-RW drive), but would come with a 13″ or 14″ screen – and they were all mighty heavy. Acer seemed to offer OS-less laptops, but I didn’t want to spend more time than need be, so wanted an operating system.

More goodness about it. It doesn’t come with an Intel graphics chipset, but an nVidia ION. Video performance is pretty darned good, in comparison to what Intel doles out, even on the netbook that I own (an Asus 1000HE). In my quick experiments, I was getting a good 5 hours of battery life running Windows 7.

First thing I did was install: Mozilla Firefox (and set it to be the default web browser), avast! anti-virus (to protect the PC), and OpenOffice.org with the JRE. It comes with a 60 day trial version of Microsoft Office, but who needs that when OpenOffice.org is free and should suffice. The system is quite snappy, and while the guy at the store told me that Windows 7 Starter Edition will not allow me to run more than 3 applications at a time, it works fine for me. In fact, the only thing that seems annoying is that you can’t change the desktop background – Microsoft is intentionally crippling their software for netbooks. From what I understand, a dual monitor setup will not work either (useful to have an external monitor on a netbook), but I did not try this.

I can confirm that Ubuntu works pretty well on this machine – I tested it when I got home, using the LiveCD and it seemed to “just work”. More information available at the laptop testing team HP Mini 311 on the Ubuntu wiki. A forum post to help with suspend/resume magic.

In conclusion, I didn’t get a laptop, but a netbook. But a netbook with an amazing screen size, a resolution that exceeds my expectations, a good graphics card, and an external DVD writer. Windows 7 Starter does not come with Aero, and I wrote a little README file informing the new owner that it might be better to just install Linux and she’ll be better for it at the end of her three year university course :-)

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Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 1.54pm PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Puas aku cari kat mana la ada jual kek pisang kan. Hehe
Sekali rupanya kat gloria jeans kohsar market pun ada la
Memang sedap woooo kek pisang ni
Dah la tebal, pastu lembut adjer
Make sure korang suruh dia reheat dalam microwave, perghhhhh heaven siap berasap2 lagi dowh
Kat atas tu bukan kek pisang
Kek pisang dah selamat masuk dalam perut tanpa sempat diambil gambar ok. Hehe

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 1.35pm PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Memang best kan bila bangun pagi ahad, disambut dengan hujan rintik2 yg mendamaikan
Memang best untuk sambung tido plak tuh. Haha
Ni dah masuk hari ketiga hujan di bumi islamabad
Aku suka ngan hujan neh sebab akan membersihkan kesemua debu2 musim sejuk. Best la the smells of the falling rain kan. Hehe

From Washington Post
Editorials

Sunday, February 7, 2010; A20

IN THE PAST two years, Malaysia, which has been a one-party state since it gained independence in 1957, has made remarkable strides toward becoming a democracy. That it has done so is mostly due to the efforts and political talent of one man — Anwar Ibrahim. So the fact that Mr. Anwar went on criminal trial last week should deeply concern the democratic world. The outcome could determine whether one of Asia’s most economically successful countries preserves its stability and embraces long-overdue reforms.

A former deputy prime minister in the ruling party, Mr. Anwar was deposed and jailed in 1998 by former Malaysian strongman Mahathir Mohamad. A manifestly unfair trial followed in which Mr. Anwar was convicted of homosexual sodomy, which shamefully remains a crime in Malaysia. Six years later, the conviction was overturned by a court, and Mr. Anwar resumed his political career — this time as an open champion of democracy in Malaysia and other Muslim countries.

Mr. Anwar succeeded in forging a coalition of opposition parties, including his own multiracial People’s Justice Party, an Islamic party, and a secular party. He has campaigned against the government’s toxic policy of racial discrimination, which funnels economic favors to well-connected members of the ethnic Malay majority. In the past two years, his coalition has pulled off a string of stunning victories in state and parliamentary by-elections; it now controls four of 13 state governments. If led by Mr. Anwar, it would have a fair chance of winning the next national election in 2013.

That’s one reason it’s suspicious that, three months after the state election victories in 2008, Mr. Anwar was once again accused of sodomy. Another is that his young male accuser was seen with aides of Najib Razak, who is now prime minister; Mr. Anwar says he has evidence that the accuser met with the prime minister and his wife shortly before making his charge. A third is that the case has been transferred from criminal court to a higher court whose judges are closely linked to the ruling party.

If Mr. Anwar is convicted, he could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison and would be banned from politics for five years. He is 62. The ruling party no doubt hopes a conviction will cause the opposition coalition to crumble. But it could just as easily provoke a backlash against Mr. Najib or street demonstrations that could destabilize the country. That’s why the Obama administration and other Western governments interested in stability in Asia should make clear that the imprisonment of Mr. Anwar would be a blatant human rights violation — and not in Malaysia’s interest.

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 12.08pm PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Ni yg aku suka dengan kedai samosa di rana market ni
Sebab ada kudapan ala2 maruku di sinu
Samosa pun digoreng panas2 di sini
Lupakan seketika perihal minyak yang begitu hitam berkilat yang mungkin tidahlk sihat dan selamat, hehe
Di sini, asalkan makanan dan masakan di masak panas2, rasanya inshaAlllah selamat untuk di makan ya. Hehe

I’m kind of upset today. I think I’m just upset in general that my lifestyle changed so drastically from being on the move constantly to staying in my room/library all day doing work. I’m actually happy that I’m back to being constantly challenged intellectually and to doing real work but I’m sad that it’s all just work and no play. I want to work hard and play hard you know, but that’s easier said than done.

I haven’t really found anyone who wants that as much as I do. Most of the people I know are just either this or that and I’m finding it increasingly hard to connect with anyone. I’m graduating in 1 year after this semester and I don’t want my reminiscence of my college years be of the memories I spent doing work/watching drama in my room.

I had a talk with my close friend in college today about this and to my chagrin, I found that we’re drifting further apart in ideologies. This saddens me so much, because I had appreciated the friendship very much and I don’t want anything to change just because I have changed. But there’s just so much to compromise now and what tops the list is my happiness.

I’m determined to show myself, and to people that you can play as hard as you study. I’m not having fun at college right now, to be honest. This is not what I had imagined my college life to be. This is not me, and I cannot see myself being repressed further in this stifling environment. It’s not my college, it’s not the people. I can’t pinpoint what is it exactly, everything just seems like it’s in the wrong place right now, especially me.

So, I got an award recently for being in the top 10% in my graduating class and yet I don’t feel anything remotely close to being an accomplished person. I’d rather trade my award for a decent GPA and a social life

I just want happy memories to remember my college by, happy memories hanging out with friends and happy conversations about everything and nothing. It doesn’t even have to include partying, alcohol and scandalous things like that.

I need to find my niche, and this is not it.

I will wake up happy tomorrow and try harder. I don’t believe that my environment will decisively mold the person that I am. I will not let history repeat itself again and if it even tries to repeat itself, I’ll catch it by its knees and jam them hard into its ass. Let’s see who’s the boss now wtf

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 11.28am PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Masa aku balik dari jalan2 di rohtas fort, selepas solat jumaat, aku minta driver aku bawak ke mana2 kedai makan
Perut tatkaka waktu tu mmg tengah berkeronchong ya amat, lapar giler beb
Masa tu tengah melalui grand trunk atau gt road pulang ke islamabad
Driver aku terus berhenti kat kedai makan tepi jalan di gt road ni
Tempat ni dikira mcm rnr la kalau di malaysia, cuma sedikit daif sahaja
Hiasa tempat makan ala2 dok dalam pondok, berlantaikan tanah dalam suasana yg agaj berdebu
Tempat tido percuma disediakan, terutamanya kepada pemandu2 trak berhias yg singgah di sini
Bayaran makan ikut kepala bukan ikut apa yg di makan, makanlah roti sepuasnya hehe
Kerusi yang berbentuk katil dipanggil chapoi disediakan di sini
Memang best dok atas chapoi dan menikmati makan tengah hari
Aku agak musykil dengan hygiene di sini, justeru tidak order chai
Hanya mineral water dan mountain dew yang dipesan
Roti dengan dhal dibelasah juga hehe

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 11.22am PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Kat pakistan ni mmg banyak kuburan yg dibina berdekatan masjid
Kadang2 rupa sebijik macam masjid
Yg ni adalah contoh kuburan yg betul2 di tepi jalan
Aku siap dah termasuk sini nak amik wuduk
Seb baik aku perasan takde orang dalam hall dia
Ada kubur je la kan, rupanya masjidnya di belakang plak

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 11.17am PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Di bumi Islamabad ni diperhatikan sayuran terutamanya yg berdaun agak kurang segar ya
Aku pun x tahu kenapa, setiap kali nak beli sayur, mesti pilih yg berubi je
Macam lobak oren, lobak merah, kentang
Kobis dengan kobis bunga adalah yg ok kot
Kacang buncis, sayur mcm sawi dengan bunga kuning mmg hampeh la
Tak nampak plak sayur bayam or kangkung kat sini kan, kalau dapat pucuk ubi kayu pun best wooooo
Takpe nanti aku balik msia, aku bawak benih2 sayur neh semua ok
Kena tanam sendiri la gamaknya kan kalau nak merasa sayuran segar kot

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Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 9.06am PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Aku perasan berlambakk2 la hiasan mozek cermin neh di merata2 tempat di pakistan ni
Memang nampak cantik je mozek disusun2 mcm tuh
Aku ingatkan kat masjid, rupanya makam
Dihiasi indah mcm begitu sekali

Live Update: 7 Feb ‘10, 8.51am PKT PST
From: Nokia E71
Author: KNizam

Aku dah lupa la plak nama town tempat aku solat ni
Hehe aku perasan ada polis berkawal di luar masjid
Masjid ni mcm under construction je, mcm terbengkalai pun ada gak ok
Aku rasa mcm x selamat pun ada masa solat kat sini
Dalam kepala mula la fikir macam2, hehe

From Reuters
By David Chance; Editing by Bill Tarrant

Malaysian media photos showing “in camera” proceedings in the sodomy trial of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim prompted complaints of bias in the politically charged trial on Friday.

The graphic picture in Friday’s edition of government-controlled Malay language Utusan Malaysia showed a 24-year-old man, who says Anwar had sex with him, gesturing toward a bed.

The same paper on Thursday used language that was struck out of court proceedings after objections by Anwar’s lawyers in a headline that read “Not willing to be sodomised again,” implying that Anwar had sex with the man more than once.

The judge said Utusan had not broken reporting restrictions on a Thursday visit closed to the public and media to the condominium where Anwar’s accuser said he was sodomised in 2008, in a ruling that stunned Anwar and his supporters.

“We can’t even get a decent judgment over a basic issue like that,” Anwar told reporters after the trial adjourned. Anwar has consistently denied the charge, saying it is part of a political conspiracy against him.

All homosexual acts are illegal in mainly Muslim Malaysia and Anwar was convicted of sodomy and sentenced to nine years in jail in 2000 in a trial that drew widespread condemnation, although the conviction was overturned four years later.

Malaysian papers have lapped up lurid details from the current trial which on Friday saw Saiful’s underwear paraded through the court along with intimate swabs from his body, a pair of trousers and a tube of lubricant used in anal sex.

“Yes, my Lord, that is my Levi’s underwear,” Saiful told the judge. “That is the underwear I wore on the day of the incident.”

COURT OF PUBLIC OPINION

The sensational media coverage means the trial is also being held in the court of public opinion.

“Those in the rural areas who are influenced by the mainstream media will believe in the charge against Anwar,” said Anwar supporter Kashfullah Amaluddin, 37, who was at court on Friday and who said he had also been at the first trial.

“But for the middle class Malays and those who are exposed to more sources of information, they find it impossible to believe.”

Since his acquittal on the earlier sodomy charge and triumphant return to parliament, Anwar has harried the government into dismissing its prime minister, who led the National Front coalition to its worst ever showing in national and state elections in 2008.

The opposition has won seven of nine by-elections since then.

Malaysia’s main newspapers are owned by the government or political parties in the ruling coalition and they have had a field day with the graphic details of homosexual sex — just as they did during his earlier trial.

Online websites, bloggers, and the use of Twitter by Anwar from the court and from other opposition politicians, has provided some balance this time. But the detailed coverage spread over pages dominates the newsstands.

Absent so far has been the mass support that accompanied Anwar’s earlier trials, when tens of thousands of Malaysians left their workplaces to protest. Predictions that they simply do not care this time around may be wide of the mark, said independent political analyst Ong Kian Ming.

“Make no mistake, the public is very interested in reading and keeping track of the details of this trial, especially given the sordid details that have been and will continue to come out.

“My sense is that an explicit showing of public support for Anwar will occur only if and when he is convicted,” Ong said.

MALAY PRIVILEGES

Key to whether the government of Prime Minister Najib Razak or the opposition prevails in a political battle that will culminate in elections that must be held by 2013 is the majority Malay vote.

Malaysia’s substantial ethnic Chinese and Indian voters have largely deserted the multi-ethnic governing coalition, leaving it locked in a battle with an Islamic party for the 55 percent of the population that is Malay and Muslim.

Najib’s efforts to win back minorities were dealt a severe blow by a series of firebomb attacks on churches after a court ruling allowed a Catholic newspaper to use the word “Allah” for god, triggering anger among some Malays.

Anwar has challenged Malaysia to abandon its embedded system of racial preferences for Malays, an attempt at positive discrimination that has been in place for 30 years but which critics say has engendered corruption and cronyism.

Najib has taken some cautious steps in that direction in an effort to woo back foreign investment for Malaysia, which saw the third-biggest outflow of portfolio investment of any emerging market in 2009.

At the same time, the government, led by Najib’s United Malays National Organization, has tried to portray Anwar as a “traitor” to his race.

“Politically, Malay support for him (Anwar) may be split because they don’t fully understand his ideas and some feel insecure at the prospect of minorities having more say at the expense of Malays, a view that is actively promoted by UMNO,” said Ibrahim Suffian of independent pollster, the Merdeka Center.

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