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Posted: 04 Nov 2011 04:16 AM PDT

TRAFFIC DIVERSION

Due to the KLIA2 construction works, the KLIA Highway at KM11 will experience a traffic diversion on both sides from 11pm on Nov 19 to 6am on Nov 24. Motorists are advised to slow down and follow traffic regulations when approaching affected areas. For enquiries, call 03-6203 3819/019-332 6500.

PUBLIC FORUM

Sentosa Medical Centre and GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical are holding a public forum on benign prostatic hyperplasia by consultant urologist Dr Bala Sundaram Mariappan from 9am to 1pm tomorrow at the centre in Kuala Lumpur. The first 50 participants will receive free PSA tests. For enquiries, call 03-4043 7166 (ext 223).

LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME

The Harvard Business School Alumni Club of Malaysia is organising an entreprenuerial leadership programme at The Eagle Ranch Resort, Port Dickson from Nov 24 to 26 for youths between 20 and 30 years old interested in setting up a business. Registration closing date is Nov 7. For details, call 03-7956 1192 or visit www.hbsacm.org.

FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

Help raise funds for "Paint It Purple", a campaign by The Pixel Project with partner Women's Aid Organisation, by buying Bisou Bake House's special cupcakes until Nov 16. For each cupcake, RM1 will go towards the Celebrity Male Role Model Pixel Reveal campaign. For details, visit paintitpurple.thepixelproject.net

MONEY TALK

Mothers and teenagers (12 — 17 years old) can learn to achieve financial independence in a programme organised by AdrianYeo Chartered Accountants at Dewan Besar LPPKN, Jalan Raja Laut, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 19 at 8.30am. For free registration, call 017-235 9222 or 03-7802 3312 by Nov 16.

PHOTOGRAPHY TALK

A talk free on the basics of commercial and product photography will be held at Galeri Petronas, Suria KLCC today from 5.30pm to 7pm in conjunction with the "Irresistible Wear" exhibition featuring fashion designs by local artist and fashion designers. For details, call 03-2051 7770.

MEET THE CUSTOMER DAY

Bring up complaints, suggestions or problems to the Shah Alam City hall in their Meet The Customer Day today at Wisma MBSA, Shah Alam from 9.30am to 11.30am. For details, call 03-5522 2734/2743/2741.

SINGING EVENT

A tribute staging of "The Odyssey of Life" by the Malaysian Institute of Art music department is being held at its multipurpose hall, Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 16, 3 to 4.30pm. Admission is free. For details, call 03-4106 4697.

INAUGURAL MEETING

The alumni of Tunku ABdul Rahman College are invited to an inaugural meeting to elect a pro-tem committee tomorrow at 10.30am at the proposed TARCian Alumni Association at the colllege Setapak campus. For details, call 016-277 7797.

POACHING DOCUMENTARY

The top prize Malaysia Eco Film Festival documentary on the poaching crisis in the Belum-Temenggor forest complex titled "On Borrowed Time" by WWF-Malaysia and TRAFFIC Southeast Asia can now be viewed at www.ecofilmfest.my.

FREE TALK

D'Happy Club Centre is organising a free talk on "Fight Against Corruption" today at Pusat Komuniti Touch, Petaling Jaya at 10am. For details, call 012-323 0560.

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Gymnastics festival chooses not to focus on acrobatic aptitude

Posted: 04 Nov 2011 04:16 AM PDT

THIS season's Kuala Lumpur Gymnastics Festival gold medallists SJKC Naam Kheung lived up to their top billing at the Gym for Life Gala in the Mines Exhibition and Convention Centre in Seri Kembangan recently.

Although the main group comprising 26 primary school lasses in the team did not deliver an immaculate display, it was enough for the favourites to fend off the challenges from eight other qualifiers to lift the challenge trophy.

The team's coach Hew Wan Ting admitted her charges produced a more convincing presentation at the previous meet held at the same venue earlier this year.

"We know they are capable of doing better based on their cleaner execution in training sessions. It was unfortunate they could not get into the right rhythm to pull off a more forceful show.

"They also fumbled on several occasions in handling the equipment," she added.

Following their victory at the carnival last year, which also incorporated the Disney animated film character Mulan, SJKC Naam Kheung returned with another well-planned and choreographed Little Show White and Evil Witches fairytale theme.

"We retained more than half of the members from last year's winning team.

"All the members in the team came from a rhythmic gymnastics background.

"This year, we opted for another fresh idea. It is important to choose a suitable story line in creating a nice flow and flair in the structured formations.

"In the recent outing, we made slight changes to the routine and added several new simple moves.

"We had more time to prepare for a more polished display but we did not managed to improve on our routine during the actual competition," Wan Ting said.

For the recent meet, the organisers selected the top 12 sides of less than 20 members and more than 20 performers from the qualifying round.

However, only 10 qualifiers were on the starting list and the Gypsie Dreams from SMK Convent Bukit Nanas withdrew from the competition.

The spectators had a big say in influencing the eventual results with their votes for their respective preferred teams making up a substantial 60% of the total score while the appointed four-member judging panel contributed 40%.

Acrobatic aptitude was not the main criterion as they gave more attention to the team work of the participating teams.

In the end, SJKC Naam Kheung's Little Show White and Evil Witches chalked up a deserving 45.97 to edge True Princess of SK Convent Bukit Nanas 1 (44.75) while another SK Convent Bukit Nanas 1 side's Fairy Tales came in third (43.60).

In addition, SJKC Naam Kheung's second-ranked Arabian Night side completed their campaign in fifth position.

Wan Ting said they were hopeful of fielding a team of similar winning quality to continue to vie for supremacy in the competition and extend their domination to three years in a row next season.

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