Instead, a court in Myanmar handed pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi a legal victory by throwing out a property dispute filed by her estranged brother, Aung San Oo. The latter, a long-time California resident, filed a claim for half of the lakeside house where his more famous sister lives under house arrest in central Yangon. Judge U Soe Thein dismissed the case on a technicality, thus eliminating concern that the military government might use it as a pretext for evicting her from her home. Besides reports of secret talks, there has also been a noticeable lessening of the usual invective against her in the official press. Watch Ayu today.
Nail art is in.
The sweater is instantly sold out. In her self-penned lyrics, Ayu describes the solitude felt by many young girls today. And choosing their wardrobe. Not likely, say those who know James Kelly, Secretary of State Colin Powell's choice for assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs. Which isn't to say he has no convictions.