Kes Ugut Bunuh NIk Aziz

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Isnin Mei 3, 2010
Lelaki Ditahan Disyaki Terlibat Kes Ugut Bunuh Nik Aziz
KUALA LUMPUR: Polis menahan seorang lelaki yang disyaki terlibat menyiarkan komen berbaur ugutan bunuh terhadap Menteri Besar Kelantan, Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat dalam laman web sosial, Facebook.

Ketua Polis Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Dang Wangi, Asisten Komisioner Zulkarnain Abdul Rahman berkata, lelaki yang berumur dalam lingkungan 20an itu diberkas sepasukan polis di Butterworth, Pulau Pinang, semalam.

"Sepasukan polis menahan suspek itu di satu kawasan di Butterworth kira-kira pukul 9 malam berhubung kes penyiaran ugutan bunuh terhadap Nik (Abdul) Aziz," katanya ketika dihubungi hari ini.

Beliau berkata, bagaimanapun siasatan lanjut akan dilakukan bagi mengetahui sama ada suspek adalah pemilik sebenar laman sosial itu dan juga individu yang bertanggungjawab menyiarkan ugutan bunuh terbabit.

Sabtu lepas, Dewan Pemuda PAS membuat laporan polis berhubung kenyataan ugutan bunuh yang dipaparkan dalam sebuah laman web sosial milik seorang lelaki terhadap Nik Abdul Aziz yang juga Mursyidul Am Pas itu.

Laporan polis itu dibuat oleh Ketua Dewan Pemuda PAS Pusat, Nasrudin Hassan At-Tantawi di Balai Polis Chow Kit selepas membaca mengenai ugutan bunuh itu di laman Facebook.

Dalam laman webnya lelaki itu dikatakan sanggup dihukum gantung jika dapat membunuh 'Nik Aziz'.

Zulkarnain berkata, bagaimanapun polis belum dapat mengenal pasti sama ada suspek adalah pemilik sebenar laman itu dan individu yang bertanggungjawab menyiarkan ugutan bunuh berkenaan.

"Kami sedang mendapatkan tempoh reman terhadap suspek bagi menjalankan siasatan lanjut sebelum dia dibawa ke sini (IPD Dang Wangi) untuk disoal-siasat," katanya.

Beliau berkata, kes itu disiasat mengikut Seksyen 507 Kanun Keseksaan kerana melakukan ugutan jenayah. - BERNAMA

New 'Nightmare' scares up $32.2M to open on top (AP)

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Final figures will be released Monday.

1. "A Nightmare on Elm Street," $32.2 million.

2. "How to Train Your Dragon," $10.8 million.

3. "Date Night," $7.6 million.

4. "The Back-up Plan," $7.2 million.

5. "Furry Vengeance," $6.5 million.

6. "The Losers," $6 million.

7. "Clash of the Titans," $5.98 million.

8. "Kick-ass," $4.5 million.

9. "Death at a Funeral," $4 million.

10. "Oceans," $2.6 million.

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On the Net:

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A remake of the slasher flick "A Nightmare on Elm Street" led the weekend with a $32.2 million debut, according to studio estimates Sunday. Released by the Warner Bros. banner New Line, the movie features Jackie Earle Haley as Krueger, a psycho killer who stalks and slays victims in their dreams.

Fright films typically drop steeply in their second weekends, since hardcore horror fans rush out to see them in the first few days. But the remake already is headed toward a solid profit after an opening weekend that roughly matched its modest production budget of just over $30 million.

Given the history of slasher sagas — the original 1984 "A Nightmare on Elm Street" was followed by seven sequels — the franchise likely has a long life ahead of it.

"It's certainly something we would entertain, the same with 'Friday the 13th,'" another New Line horror series that was revived last year and has a sequel in the works, said Dan Fellman, head of distribution at Warner Bros.

"A Nightmare on Elm Street" was unable to match the fresh start of "Friday the 13th," whose remake had a $40 million opening weekend in February 2009.

Sunderland 0 Man Utd 1

MANCHESTER UNITED never give up. Never believe any cause is lost and all hope is gone.
That is why they have won so many trophies under Alex Ferguson.

Yet even they looked a forlorn and beaten side yesterday even though they won 1-0.

They did their bit by sinking Sunderland but the mortal blow had already been delivered at Anfield.

That was why they came out at the Stadium of Light with heads down and greeted victory as if it were a defeat.

They can produce something miraculous when their fate is in their own hands. But not when it is in the hands of someone else.

And you sense now it will take something miraculous for United to make history by winning a fourth Premier League title in a row.

Yes, Wigan did beat Chelsea at home this season. They have also won three and drawn two in the league on their travels this season.

Let us not forget, too, that it was a Wigan team under Steve Bruce whose unlikely draw at Chelsea two years ago proved crucial in the Blues losing the title to United.

These are straws to clutch at and, as Fergie says, anything can happen in football.

But the United boss knows, the players know and the fans know that it will take a muck-up of massive proportions for Chelsea not to win against Roberto Martinez's fragile Wigan side on Sunday.

Yesterday, Chelsea completed the double over Liverpool having already done the same to Arsenal and United.

So, are they really going to lose to Wigan at Stamford Bridge where they have dropped only five points from 54 this season?

Even Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has admitted his side have played some "rubbish" football as they have flirted dangerously with the drop.

Ferguson claimed two weeks ago that he had given up on the title race after United drew 0-0 at Blackburn on the back of a defeat at home to Chelsea and their exit from the Champions League.

He then said that Tottenham's win over Chelsea a fortnight ago had given him renewed hope. But that loss will surely prove to be the Blues' last of the season.

And, in the end, it will be United's Old Trafford defeat by Chelsea and more significantly the goalless draw at Ewood Park that has cost Fergie's men most dear.

They played both games without the injured Wayne Rooney. Both times Dimitar Berbatov failed to step up to the plate.

Yesterday, they at least gave themselves some hope, however faint, through a cracking winning goal by Nani and a superb defensive display that kept Sunderland dangerman Darren Bent out of the game.

The goal came on 28 minutes as Berbatov fired a ball into Rooney who did well to lay it off to Darren Fletcher.

He put it neatly into Nani's path and the Portuguese star slammed it into the far corner.

The celebrations were muted from all but Nani himself. Sunderland were not bad but only a long-range effort from Steed Malbranque troubled Edwin van der Sar.

United should have had more goals with Berbatov guilty of some awful misses. Just before the break the Bulgarian was put in on a similar angle to Nani, but with more time and space. Yet he screwed his shot wide.

Rooney's frustration at all this seemed to show when he kicked out at Lorik Cana and got booked.

His mood will not have improved two minutes later when, from another of his crosses, Berbatov failed to connect with a point-blank header.

And that has been a big part of United's problem this season: Not enough support for Rooney in the goalscoring department.


The England striker has 34, Berbatov just 12 - none of them against a club in the top seven in the Premier League. Not good enough.

No combination of four United midfielders can top Chelsea's Frank Lampard, who hit his 25th of the season yesterday.

And if you add together the goals of every midfielder on United's books, it does not match Cristiano Ronaldo's 42 of two seasons ago.

Ah, yes. Ronaldo. United said they could cope without him, they would play more as a team rather than for one individual.

Some fans thought £80million was great business and they probably couldn't keep him any longer as he craved the move to Real Madrid.



But the truth is United are nowhere near as good without him.

They have lost seven games in the league this season, went out of the FA Cup in the third round and exited Europe in the quarter-finals.

The Carling Cup will hardly take pride of place in the Old Trafford trophy cabinet for a year.

So, it is back home for the finale against Stoke.

Tony Pulis' side have lost only six of their 17 away league games this season so victory is not a given.

But United should still win - the match that is, not the title.

As their body language suggested yesterday, the game really is up.

Manchester United should be worried of Florent Malouda

FLORENT MALOUDA insists Manchester United should be the ones worrying as Chelsea prepare for their crucial title clash with Liverpool tomorrow.
The Blues, who sit on top of the Premier League by a single point over United, travel to Anfield for the 1.30pm kick-off on Sunday, before United's game at Sunderland at 4pm.

Defeat for either team could effectively spell the end of their title chances, with winger Malouda claiming it is United who will be feeling the heat.

He said: "Honestly, I don't care about United — they are behind us.

"Why should we look in the mirror and say: 'Oh they are there'? We're under pressure but we like the pressure.

"We are still on top of the league, one point in front of them. We have the League in our hands and we have to make it.

"I think United would like to be in our position and we must never forget that. I would have taken the current position at the start of the season.

"We don't have to care about what United are doing and who they are playing. We just have to stay focused.

"The good thing about our position is that we don't have to think about the other results. If we win our games we will be celebrating after the last one

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California man 'beats' Bejeweled 2

We thought we were pretty hot at Bejeweled 2.

But we've got nothing on steel contractor Mike Leyde, of Riverside, CA., who managed to score so many points, he broke the game.

Leyde became the first person in the world to reach the game's maximum score of 2,147,482,575, after which the game simply can't process any more points. It took him over 2,000 hours of gameplay -- the equivalent of about three straight months of 24/7 play -- to amass the score, which the game's makers, Popcap, had thought impossible to reach.
"While developing Bejeweled 2, we debated endlessly whether it was even possible to best the 2.147 billion 'maximum' score," said Popcap co-founder John Vechey. "We deemed it impossible...and thus kept the cap at 2,147,482,575 knowing we were safe."


Safe, that is, until Leyde came along. His winning score saw him collect over 4.8 million gems and reach the game's 439th level, though his three-year commitment is apparently par for the course for the skilled gamer.

"If you're going to invest time in something, you might as well be as good at it as you possibly can," Leyde said. "I really enjoy the thrill of victory – like when I won my first stock car race or when I bowled a perfect 300 game."

Although Leyde actually completed his feat in March 2009, Popcap wanted to be sure it was genuine before crowning him King Bejeweled.

"We took some time in validating the score to make sure it was real," a rep told us -- and holding off on the record-breaking news let the achievement be part of Bejeweled's 10th anniversary celebration, which happens this month.