http://drcheah.com/blog T E Cheah's personal observations Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:14:20 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Time has just zipped by. In just 2 months, there will be someone new in my life. The experience remains surreal. Attending antenatal classes has jolted some sense of reality. Despite having taken care of many antenatal patients spanning more than 4 years in primary care, there is a sense of ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/03/14/31-weeks/ Chedet.cc I find it amusing that our former PM should write so passionately about how Blair lied about the reasons for war in Iraq. It is a classical case of the pot calling the kettle black! How about the lies that the Malaysian Government has told her people under his leadership? Would ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/02/28/blair-the-liar/ As his testimony continues, one starts to wonder if there is indeed a shred of truth in this young man. The casual manner to which Anwar posed his question appears too frank. Even if Anwar was indeed interested, he would have made suggestive advances prior rather than a point blank ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/02/05/saifool-profile/ Previous related comment Nothing Adds Up There is ample evidence to inflict doubt in the sodomy trial of Anwar. From the nature of the accusation to the testimonies of individuals involved, the inconsistencies should have been enough for the judge to dismiss this case. Let me recap. Saiful claimed that he was ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/02/02/the-drama-continues/ It disappoints me that our current university student population is polarising themselves to the conventional pro and anti establishment. This displays a paucity of ideas, following a political landscape that is currently fraught with bigotry and corruption. If the pro-Mahasiswa team was so dissatisfied with the e-voting system, then they ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/30/foolish-mimicry/ Universities have traditionally been the hotbed of political activism. Therefore student elections are often a warring turf for political parties. The senior academics, many of whom have political affiliations or were elected to their office by political sources, often take sides silently. This disputed ground is never to be taken ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/26/university-elections/ Singapore sets English test for foreigners in service industry SINGAPORE, Jan 24 – To provide good customer service, what should you do when speaking with a customer? This question – which requires an oral answer – is a sample from an English proficiency test. From July, foreign workers in three industries ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/24/language-proficiency-test-for-foreigners/ It is sad that MACC continues to scrutinise high profile politicians from the Pakatan Rakyat alone. On the other hand, Barisan's transgressions are often overlooked. Najib's promise to wrest Selangor from PR in whatever way possible rings clear. Perhaps this is one way to paint a picture of corruption to hoodwink ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/20/corruption-the-bane-of-malaysia/ Every arson attack puts Malaysia in a new all time low. The masterminds behind these attacks may have their personal agenda but every Malaysian stands to lose from this saga. The negative perception that the international community harbours will hurt our economic potential. To the Catholic administrators, you do not ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/12/stop-destroying-the-country/ The current debate and the term Allah has caught international attention. The Catholics in Malaysia is fighting to use the word Allah in their Malay language translations for the benefit of those especially in Sabah and Sarawak. In this saga, they have taken a role of de facto leader for ... http://drcheah.com/blog/2010/01/11/my-2-cents/