My friend sent me this email which is worthwhile sharing and beware of such tactic.

Dear friends,

The latest tactic used by robbers to stop you while driving and to rob, rape or slash you has come to my attention after a friend of mine was trapped in this situation.

LATEST CASE

My good friend was driving along Kesas Highway with his wife just after Plaza Tol Puchong towards Kajang last Sunday 23rd December at around 11 pm after attending a dinner function at his relative's house in Bandar Sunway. Suddenly, a motorbike overtook them and the pillion rider threw 2 eggs towards his car windscreen. Within seconds, his whole windscreen was smeared with the messy broken eggs. His immediate
reflex action was to turn on the windscreen wipers which quickly covered the whole surface and blurred his vision. So he immediately slowed his car and brought it to a halt along the emergency lane.

Then he got out of his car and was trying to wipe and wash the windscreen
while his wife was seated inside the car. All of a sudden a Proton Satria stopped behind his car and 3 guys came running towards him with Samurai swords screaming at him to surrender his car and wallet.

Luckily my friend, who is attached to the police CID, managed to pullhis gun out and fire two warning shots in the air. The 3 guys ran helter skelter back into their car and drove off at a very high speed.

He called up for assistance and was told the getaway car had a false number plate.Apparently, this tactic has been used quite often in the latest string of road side robberies especially with lady drivers or men driving alone or with women and small children. So please should you encounter such a situation, REMEMBER to make sure:

1) Not to turn on your car windscreen wipers.

2) Continue driving, with whatever available vision, to the Nearest petrolstation, police station, 7 Eleven store or any other crowded or brightly lit place to attract attention.

Please forward this information to friends and family members .

Be Safe

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MissYuzu has left a new comment on your post "Day 4 Tour of Kopan Monastery (Part I)":

I am a youg woman in France searching for a friend
that I miss very much
Her name is Tenzin Khachoe.
Here is her photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/missyuzu/2185422610/
She was a nun at Kopan nunnery several years ago.
If you'd have any information for me to find her back
I would be very gratefull.
Thank you in advance

She even posted Tenzin Khachoe picture at flikr as shown below.
Miss Yuzu said:
I met this tibetan nun when I was 16 or 17.
Beyond language we became friends, just trough the eyes and feelings.
She came in Toulouse to make a mandala with other nuns and monks, and after they broke it up to show everything was only impermanence, they came back to Nepal, where they were refugees.
I learned several years ago that she became a civilian, and moved to US.
Since that news, I started searching for her. With no success. Maybe this is my life-long lesson of impermanence.

I really wish that they will be able to meet back again in the very near future.

Our precious guru, Dalai Lama and Lama Zopa Rinpoche.



Section of the crowd watching the performance.


The 1st performance. Sorry I cant remebemered what was the name of this dance.




The 2nd performance.


The musicians with longhorn and drums.








The 3rd performance is called the Deer and Dong Dance.













The 4th performance.
















The 5th Performance.




Special performance by LDC/Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.


LDC Director, Lilian Too cheering the performance from Asean.

And it was a great and joyous performance. Pun from Thailand is a famous Thai actress.





End of Performace.