Monday, June 30, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Oseah Philemon leaves as Post-Courier Editor-In-Chief
It came as a surprise to us all that Oseah Philemon, Editor-In-Chief of the Post-Courier and a friend and mentor to many of us, is leaving the Post-Courier.
Below is a short message he sent to Justine Kili today:
"JK,
"Thank you for your message as I have been trying without luck to inform you that tomorrow 27th June 2008 will be my last day with the Post-Courier.
"After 35 years in the media ( broadcasting/print/government public relations and information) I am finally heading back to my roots – Labu Lakes.
"I bid farewell to all you my colleagues and urge you to keep up the fight to preserve/protect free speech and media freedom.
"God Bless You All.
"OP"
Below is a short message he sent to Justine Kili today:
"JK,
"Thank you for your message as I have been trying without luck to inform you that tomorrow 27th June 2008 will be my last day with the Post-Courier.
"After 35 years in the media ( broadcasting/print/government public relations and information) I am finally heading back to my roots – Labu Lakes.
"I bid farewell to all you my colleagues and urge you to keep up the fight to preserve/protect free speech and media freedom.
"God Bless You All.
"OP"
Beer contains female hormones
Last month, the National University of Swaziland scientists released theresults of a recent analysis that revealed the presence of female hormonesin beer.
Men should take a concerned look at their beer consumption.
The theory isthat beer contains female hormones (hops contain phytoestrogens) and thatby drinking enough beer, men turn into women.
To test the theory, 100 men drank 8 pints of beer each within a 1 hourperiod.
It was then observed that 100% of the test subjects:1) Argued over nothing.2) Refused to apologize when (obviously!) wrong.3) Gained weight.4) Talked excessively without making sense.5) Became overly emotional.6) Couldn't drive.7) Failed to think rationally.8) Had to sit down while urinating.
No further testing was considered necessary.
Send this to the men you know to warn them about drinking too much beer!
And send it to your women friends to give them a good laugh!
If you thinkthey can handle it.
Last month, the National University of Swaziland scientists released theresults of a recent analysis that revealed the presence of female hormonesin beer.
Men should take a concerned look at their beer consumption.
The theory isthat beer contains female hormones (hops contain phytoestrogens) and thatby drinking enough beer, men turn into women.
To test the theory, 100 men drank 8 pints of beer each within a 1 hourperiod.
It was then observed that 100% of the test subjects:1) Argued over nothing.2) Refused to apologize when (obviously!) wrong.3) Gained weight.4) Talked excessively without making sense.5) Became overly emotional.6) Couldn't drive.7) Failed to think rationally.8) Had to sit down while urinating.
No further testing was considered necessary.
Send this to the men you know to warn them about drinking too much beer!
And send it to your women friends to give them a good laugh!
If you thinkthey can handle it.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Important Toksave To All Teams
1. Please turn up 30 minutes before starting time.
2. Fill out Team Sheets and give to referee to record scores.
3. Both captains to sign at end of match and give team sheet to Lucy Kapi.
4. Remember to settle any disputes, re rules etc, on the spot before proceeding with the game.
Happy Potting!!!!!!
2. Fill out Team Sheets and give to referee to record scores.
3. Both captains to sign at end of match and give team sheet to Lucy Kapi.
4. Remember to settle any disputes, re rules etc, on the spot before proceeding with the game.
Happy Potting!!!!!!
Monday, June 23, 2008
Telikom Media Pool Competition Draw for Round Three – Saturday June 28, 2008
Telikom Media Pool Competition Draw for Round Three – Saturday June 28, 2008
Time Table Team
11am 1 YUMIFM Komodo Vs PC Nambawan
11am 2 C/Stoppers Vs National
11am 3 PC Weekender Vs FM100
11am 4 NBC Vs Niusmakers
1pm 1 S/Chronicle Vs Madam Media
1pm 2 Wantok Vs Freelancers
1pm 3 NCDC Vs Wokabaut
1pm 4 S/Doctors Vs Poi Nangu
3pm 1 Wokabaut Vs Spin Doctors
3pm 2 Poi Nangu Vs NCDC
3pm 3 Freelancers Vs Madam Media
3pm 4 Sunday Chronicle Vs Wantok
Note:
Chairman Colin Taimbari has reminded those starting at 11am to be there early and to start on time.
“Those teams playing on 11am must start on time because any delays will push the later games back due to late start last weekend, the last game finished at 6pm and I do not want a repeat of this,” he said.
He also reminded everybody to adhere to the dress standards of Lamana Hotel.
Taimbari also said that this weekend is the third round and all player transfers, uniforms and registrations must be sorted out by this weekend.
“All teams are reminded that after this weekend, the rules of the competition will be enforced where all teams must be in uniform, players must be registered and finalised and no more player movements,” he said.
“Before round four starts the following week, all these must be finalised especially uniforms and final team list.”
Time Table Team
11am 1 YUMIFM Komodo Vs PC Nambawan
11am 2 C/Stoppers Vs National
11am 3 PC Weekender Vs FM100
11am 4 NBC Vs Niusmakers
1pm 1 S/Chronicle Vs Madam Media
1pm 2 Wantok Vs Freelancers
1pm 3 NCDC Vs Wokabaut
1pm 4 S/Doctors Vs Poi Nangu
3pm 1 Wokabaut Vs Spin Doctors
3pm 2 Poi Nangu Vs NCDC
3pm 3 Freelancers Vs Madam Media
3pm 4 Sunday Chronicle Vs Wantok
Note:
Chairman Colin Taimbari has reminded those starting at 11am to be there early and to start on time.
“Those teams playing on 11am must start on time because any delays will push the later games back due to late start last weekend, the last game finished at 6pm and I do not want a repeat of this,” he said.
He also reminded everybody to adhere to the dress standards of Lamana Hotel.
Taimbari also said that this weekend is the third round and all player transfers, uniforms and registrations must be sorted out by this weekend.
“All teams are reminded that after this weekend, the rules of the competition will be enforced where all teams must be in uniform, players must be registered and finalised and no more player movements,” he said.
“Before round four starts the following week, all these must be finalised especially uniforms and final team list.”
2008 Telikom Media Pool Competition Round Two Results
2008 Telikom Media Pool Competition Round Two Results
Time Table Team
11am 1 Wokabaut Vs P/Nangu (3-4)
11am 2 S/Doctors Vs NCDC (3-4)
11am 3 M/Media Vs Wantok (2-5)
11am 4 S/Chronicle Vs Freelancers (3-4)
1pm 1 National Vs Nambawan(3-4)
1pm 2 C/Stoppers Vs YUMIFM Komodo (5-2)
1pm 3 FM100 Vs NBC (4-3)
1pm 4 Weekenders Vs Niusmakers (5-2)
3pm 1 Niusmakers Vs FM100 (3-4)
3pm 2 NBC Vs Weekender (4 -3)
3pm 3 C/Stoppers Vs Nambawan (3-4)
3pm 4 National Vs YUMIFM Komodo (2-5)
Time Table Team
11am 1 Wokabaut Vs P/Nangu (3-4)
11am 2 S/Doctors Vs NCDC (3-4)
11am 3 M/Media Vs Wantok (2-5)
11am 4 S/Chronicle Vs Freelancers (3-4)
1pm 1 National Vs Nambawan(3-4)
1pm 2 C/Stoppers Vs YUMIFM Komodo (5-2)
1pm 3 FM100 Vs NBC (4-3)
1pm 4 Weekenders Vs Niusmakers (5-2)
3pm 1 Niusmakers Vs FM100 (3-4)
3pm 2 NBC Vs Weekender (4 -3)
3pm 3 C/Stoppers Vs Nambawan (3-4)
3pm 4 National Vs YUMIFM Komodo (2-5)
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
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Draws for weekend starting at 11.00am as follows:
11.00am Table 1 Wokabout vs Poi Nangu
Table 2 Spin Doctors vs NCDC
Table 3 Madame Media vs Wantok
Table 4 Sunday Chronicle v Freelancers
1.00pm Table 1 National v Nambawan
Table 2 Crime Stoppers v Yumi FM Komodo
Table 3 FM100 vs NBC
Table 4 Weekender vs Niusmakers
3.00pm Table 1 Niusmakers v FM100
Table 2 NBC vs Weekender
Table 3 Crime Stoppers vs Nambawan
Table 4 National vs Yumi FM Komodo
2008 Telikom Media Pool (Eight-Ball) Competition Round #1 Results
3 Niusmakers v M/Media 4
4 NBC v Freelancers 3
6 Weekenders v Komodo 1
6 S/Doctors v C/Stoppers 1
7 (by forfeit) Wantok v NCDC 0
3 FM100 v S/Chronicle 4
5 P/Nangu v PC Nambawan 2
3 Wokabout v National 4
11.00am Table 1 Wokabout vs Poi Nangu
Table 2 Spin Doctors vs NCDC
Table 3 Madame Media vs Wantok
Table 4 Sunday Chronicle v Freelancers
1.00pm Table 1 National v Nambawan
Table 2 Crime Stoppers v Yumi FM Komodo
Table 3 FM100 vs NBC
Table 4 Weekender vs Niusmakers
3.00pm Table 1 Niusmakers v FM100
Table 2 NBC vs Weekender
Table 3 Crime Stoppers vs Nambawan
Table 4 National vs Yumi FM Komodo
2008 Telikom Media Pool (Eight-Ball) Competition Round #1 Results
3 Niusmakers v M/Media 4
4 NBC v Freelancers 3
6 Weekenders v Komodo 1
6 S/Doctors v C/Stoppers 1
7 (by forfeit) Wantok v NCDC 0
3 FM100 v S/Chronicle 4
5 P/Nangu v PC Nambawan 2
3 Wokabout v National 4
Dear all,
The Committee had a meeting yesterday to address an urgent matter raised by the Lamana management following Saturday’s Round One match.
The Lamana management complained that they had a few problems with some media pool players not dressed decently as per the club rules.
Due to the misconduct by a minority, please be informed that the management have no choice but will have to have security enforce the rules this Saturday onwards and they do not want any problems arising from this, as there were arguments from some of the players who were not dressed appropriately.
The management has also stressed that they do not want to have to cancel their sponsorship of the venue for this.
This is what was discussed by the committee and everyone should take note of it.
Remember that Lamana is a Hotel with a reputation to keep. All its members/clients/guests enter with high regard and respect for the Club’s Dressing & Behaviour Code and we must do the same.
Also remember that it is NOT Club 22 where you can come with shorts, cut jeans, slippers, round neck T-shirts etc… so DON’T bring the Club 22 rules across to Lamana where they have standard professional Code of Dressing.
We are media people and are suppose to be showing a good example.
The committee will be forwarding you the rules for Lamana as soon as they send it to us.
No alcohol should be carried into Lamana.
The security had noted some instances and this should not be repeated by all means.
This is an embarrassment for us as professional media people and very disrespectful to Lamana.
We have to respect the fact that Lamana has provided a very decent venue for us to host this competition and the only way out of appreciation is to go play our game and buy a beer or two.
If you have extra bottles or cans, finish them outside before coming in.
The committee is reiterating Lamana Management’s concern and is appealing to Team Captains & Managers to uphold the Code of Conduct Rules.
It has come to a stage where the management is considering canceling the sponsorship of the venue so everyone has to help support the committee’s effort to make sure that this does not happen again.
A
s we still have 13 more weeks to go and to ensure a very successful competition without any more problems such as this, the committee has agreed in its meeting to impose a K50 fine on the team whose player(s) misconducts in behaviour or dressing.
The K50 fine has to be paid before the next match or the team would not be asked to play.
It’s up to the team captains, managers to ensure their players respect the rules of the competition and club to ensure the smooth running of the competition.
The committee has also selected these individuals from the 16 teams to help as match committee members to help the committee see the smooth running of each match.
One of the match committee’s responsibilities will be to supervise the matches, check players if in uniform to play and if not accord forfeits etc…but you all will be updated by the match committee chairman, Ephata Samuel and his assistant Kas T when they call you for a meeting soon.
Below is the list:
Jack Metta (Poi Nangu)
Erick Kone (Spin Docctors)
Jacquelyn Krewanty (Madam Media)
Richard Saini (Wokabaut)
Roger (NBC)
William Natera (Wantok)
Leslie Omaro (Weekender)
Robert Palme (Nambawan)
Grace Maribu (NCDC)
Cephas (YUMIFM Komodo)
Martin Liri (Sunday Chronicle)
Ryan (FM100)
Kairu (Freelancers)
Peter Niesi (Freelancers)
Henry Morabang (National)
Henry Arifeae (Crime Stoppers)
The Acting Chairman, Joe Kaiyo, is appealing to everyone to abide by the competition and Lamana Club rules so we see this competition through successfully if we want to impress Lamana to provide the venue for us again next year.
Refer any queries regarding any of the above to the A/Chairman Joe Kaiyo (email cced), Kas T or Ephata Samuel.
Attached is the Scoreboard and Draw for this Weekend’s match.
Also if you’re connected to the internet, check out this website: www.pngod.com/telikompool.html every week for any latest update on the competition.
The director of Papua New Guinea Online Director, Rex Sos is proud and happy to support the 2008 Telikom Media Pool Competition by providing us a page on their site to include updates on results, ladder, draws, photographs etc.
To access the page simply log onto www.pngod.com and you should see an image link on the front page on your right. Simaply click to enter the page or copy this link and paste in your internet browser www.pngod.com/telikompool.html
The page should be ready by this week.
Thank you.
Lucy Kapi
On behalf of the A/Chairman
The Committee had a meeting yesterday to address an urgent matter raised by the Lamana management following Saturday’s Round One match.
The Lamana management complained that they had a few problems with some media pool players not dressed decently as per the club rules.
Due to the misconduct by a minority, please be informed that the management have no choice but will have to have security enforce the rules this Saturday onwards and they do not want any problems arising from this, as there were arguments from some of the players who were not dressed appropriately.
The management has also stressed that they do not want to have to cancel their sponsorship of the venue for this.
This is what was discussed by the committee and everyone should take note of it.
Remember that Lamana is a Hotel with a reputation to keep. All its members/clients/guests enter with high regard and respect for the Club’s Dressing & Behaviour Code and we must do the same.
Also remember that it is NOT Club 22 where you can come with shorts, cut jeans, slippers, round neck T-shirts etc… so DON’T bring the Club 22 rules across to Lamana where they have standard professional Code of Dressing.
We are media people and are suppose to be showing a good example.
The committee will be forwarding you the rules for Lamana as soon as they send it to us.
No alcohol should be carried into Lamana.
The security had noted some instances and this should not be repeated by all means.
This is an embarrassment for us as professional media people and very disrespectful to Lamana.
We have to respect the fact that Lamana has provided a very decent venue for us to host this competition and the only way out of appreciation is to go play our game and buy a beer or two.
If you have extra bottles or cans, finish them outside before coming in.
The committee is reiterating Lamana Management’s concern and is appealing to Team Captains & Managers to uphold the Code of Conduct Rules.
It has come to a stage where the management is considering canceling the sponsorship of the venue so everyone has to help support the committee’s effort to make sure that this does not happen again.
A
s we still have 13 more weeks to go and to ensure a very successful competition without any more problems such as this, the committee has agreed in its meeting to impose a K50 fine on the team whose player(s) misconducts in behaviour or dressing.
The K50 fine has to be paid before the next match or the team would not be asked to play.
It’s up to the team captains, managers to ensure their players respect the rules of the competition and club to ensure the smooth running of the competition.
The committee has also selected these individuals from the 16 teams to help as match committee members to help the committee see the smooth running of each match.
One of the match committee’s responsibilities will be to supervise the matches, check players if in uniform to play and if not accord forfeits etc…but you all will be updated by the match committee chairman, Ephata Samuel and his assistant Kas T when they call you for a meeting soon.
Below is the list:
Jack Metta (Poi Nangu)
Erick Kone (Spin Docctors)
Jacquelyn Krewanty (Madam Media)
Richard Saini (Wokabaut)
Roger (NBC)
William Natera (Wantok)
Leslie Omaro (Weekender)
Robert Palme (Nambawan)
Grace Maribu (NCDC)
Cephas (YUMIFM Komodo)
Martin Liri (Sunday Chronicle)
Ryan (FM100)
Kairu (Freelancers)
Peter Niesi (Freelancers)
Henry Morabang (National)
Henry Arifeae (Crime Stoppers)
The Acting Chairman, Joe Kaiyo, is appealing to everyone to abide by the competition and Lamana Club rules so we see this competition through successfully if we want to impress Lamana to provide the venue for us again next year.
Refer any queries regarding any of the above to the A/Chairman Joe Kaiyo (email cced), Kas T or Ephata Samuel.
Attached is the Scoreboard and Draw for this Weekend’s match.
Also if you’re connected to the internet, check out this website: www.pngod.com/telikompool.html every week for any latest update on the competition.
The director of Papua New Guinea Online Director, Rex Sos is proud and happy to support the 2008 Telikom Media Pool Competition by providing us a page on their site to include updates on results, ladder, draws, photographs etc.
To access the page simply log onto www.pngod.com and you should see an image link on the front page on your right. Simaply click to enter the page or copy this link and paste in your internet browser www.pngod.com/telikompool.html
The page should be ready by this week.
Thank you.
Lucy Kapi
On behalf of the A/Chairman
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