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NADGE Research Sheds Light on Our Genetic Diversity

28 August 200912 January 2011

Studies of human DNA have found genetic changes or mutations over time that are distinct to certain groups of people. These distinctions are found in the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA, passed down continuously only from mother to daughters) as well as Read More …

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Puteri Santubong – Mythical Princess of Sarawak

16 August 200917 August 2009

A tour guiding & research trip to Sarawak brings back this perennial tale.  By A. Najib Ariffin In the Damai area not far from Kuching, the bustling state capital of Sarawak, lies a set of picturesque low mountains. An even better Read More …

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Salams from Jakarta, Indonesia on the Day of the Bombs

17 July 200931 July 2009

Today Friday 17 July was a sad day in Jakarta. I woke up this morning to the sound of explosions at several points in the city, especially two prominent hotels, the Ritz Carlton and JW Marriott (this poor hotel was Read More …

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School of Kings, King of Schools

11 June 20098 July 2009

Nestled in one of the most scenic and heritage-filled settings of Malaysia, is the Malay College, a fully residential secondary school that is unique not only to the country but even to the world.

UncategorizedGeocultures, Malay, Malaysia7 Comments

Pekan, Pahang- Heritage & Architecture study trip

9 March 200923 June 2009

A serene Royal Town well worth preserving for its history and for tourism Pahang’s Royal Town of Pekan is located near the mouth of the Pahang River, about 50km south of the state capital Kuantan. It is an attractive place Read More …

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Matrade “Malaysia 50 Years Economic Transformation” Exhibition

29 December 200716 June 2009

Held at the Matrade Exhibition Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Nov-Dec 2007 in conjunction with Malaysia’s 50th celebration of Independence Malaysia is internationally regarded as one of the world’s most successful developing nations, having risen from a poor backwater ‘Third World’ country Read More …

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‘What’s Malaysia’s Best Shared Heritage?’

23 October 200723 July 2009

Nadge’s initial comment on What’s Malaysia’s Best Shared Heritage.

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Kerjaya membawa Pelancong

4 October 20074 August 2009

Kursus Pemandu Pelancong (Tourist Guide Course) – oleh A. Najib Ariffin Masih tak disedari oleh ramai dalam masyarakat, tapi Pelancongan (Tourism) merupakan industri penting dan kedua terbesar dalam ekonomi Malaysia, dan bidang ini berpotensi sebagai punca rezeki yang baik. Nadge Read More …

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The Smart Ticket that shows you where you need to go

19 August 200716 June 2009

A brilliant new technology from Malaysia winds up elsewhere. Feature Story by Elián E. González ,  www.donquijote.org/spanishlanguage/press The little card actually lit up, indicating a direction to follow. “Ya, just follow the light on the card,” said Hazrein Yong Abdullah, Read More …

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The Legend of Mu, and how the Malay people and Atlantis got their names

25 March 200123 June 2009

At 08:20 PM 3/22/01 , ak wrote: … “Melayu” is a word that existed long before the Europeans ‘discovered’ our wonderful little paradise… but its meaning in Javanese is not flattering either… Nadge’s feedback: I’d suggest that it is neither Read More …

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