A little Sipitang town info :

Sipitang is a town located in Interior Division of Sabah, east Malaysia on the island of Borneo. Its population was estimated to be around 24,340 in 1991. It is the closest town in Sabah to the Sarawak border, and is 44 kilometers south of Beaufort and 144 kilometers south of Kota Kinabalu (KK), the state capital. Take about 2 and the half hours from KK by car.

Sipitang Town view from Tmn. Negara Sipitang.

New Shop (kedai baru :D) and Sipitang Market

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Quote from Google Apps :

This week we’re adding mail migration to Google Apps, Google’s web-based platform for communication and collaboration. This is one of more than 30 features and updates to the service we’ve rolled out since February 2007 and is just another example of the power of hosted services to deliver updates and innovations to users quickly, without making them wait years for the next big scheduled upgrade.

We’re excited about the new mail migration feature because it will make it easier for organizations to get started on Google Apps Premier and Education Editions and give their old email new life — in many cases, that email is sitting in storage, covered with metaphorical dust and difficult to search. Administrators use a self-service wizard to easily and securely transfer existing email data from an IMAP server over to users’ Gmail accounts on Google Apps. Gmail will put messages into conversation threads, display the original sender, recipient, and date of messages, and convert existing mail folders into labels. Old messages are instantly searchable with Gmail’s fast Google-powered search. This tool currently supports email servers with an IMAP interface.

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Is this true ? someone injured or death ?
Good gimmick and enjoy

Polish hacker Michal Zalewski has ratcheted up his ongoing assault on Web browser security models, releasing details on serious flaws in fully patched versions of IE 6, IE 7 and Firefox 2.0.

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In research published on Monday by McAfee SiteAdvisor, 5.4 percent of Yahoo searches returned links to “risky” internet sites. AOL was found to be the safest of the top five, with 2.9 percent of sites.

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