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“Why would someone my age—or yours, with life already in its final stretch—want a partner?” That question always reminds me of an older man who used to hang out at a local bar. He didn’t drink alcohol—he’d just order sparkling water with ice. People would ask him, “Why come to a bar if you don’t drink?” He’d smile and say, “A bar has a lot more to offer than alcohol. The drinks are just a social lubricant.” And that’s the point. At a certain stage in life, intimacy isn’t about what it was when we were young. But thinking that sex is the only reason to be in a relationship is like thinking people go to a bar just to get drunk. So… why look for a partner? Because a life companion is not just about physical connection. Our needs go deeper than that. It’s about finding someone to walk with—learning a new rhythm together. Getting used to a new hand in yours. Feeling the warmth of someone else’s presence beside you. It’s about watching the sunrise through someone else’s eyes. Having simple, ...

Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik Bekas Menteri Pengangkutan yang juga Presiden Kehormat Seumur Hidup MCA Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik, 83, meninggal dunia pagi ini, agensi berita rasmi Malaysia Bernama melaporkan hari ini. Perkara itu disahkan Presiden MCA Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong ketika dihubungi   Bernama   hari ini. “Kami menerima berita sedih mengenai Tun Dr Ling yang meninggal dunia hari ini. “Maklumat lanjut akan dimaklumkan dari semasa ke semasa,” katanya. Dr Ling dilahirkan pada 13 September 1943 di Kuala Kangsar, PeraAA  Beliau mendapat pendidikan awal di King Edward VII School, Taiping sebelum melanjutkan pelajaran di Maktab Tentera Diraja, Sungai Besi serta memperoleh Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perubatan dan Pembedahan (MBBS) daripada University of Singapore pada 1966. Memulakan kerjaya sebagai pegawai perubatan di Hospital Besar Pulau Pinang sebelum aktif dalam politik dengan menyertai MCA pada 1968, Ling mendirikan rumah tangga dengan Toh Puan Ong Ee Nah, serta dikurniakan dua ana...

A political star from Pulau Pinang said t he restrictions imposed by Iran on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, especially oil tankers, have caught the world off guard. He added, many had expected the US-Israel alliance to end the war within days, resulting in regime change.  However, there seems to be no end to the war; on the contrary, Iran has not been subdued. Regime change now appears impossible. According to the political star concerned, Prof Dr P Ramasamy, Iranians, despite losing prominent political and military leaders, have become more defiant than before. At the same time,  US allies in the Middle East are facing Iran’s wrath through constant missile and drone attacks. "Iran, by virtue of its location and decades of military and strategic planning, appears to have full control of the strait," he said. The former DAP Pulau Pinang deputy chief minister highlighted that a major portion of the world’s oil and gas tankers pass through these waters. The Gulf War...