KUANTAN: Although Asiah Jaafar (not her real name) is paying a heavy price for a mistake, the 40-year-old is not sitting down complaining about her fate.

She is determined to make sure others learn from her, and to show that life doesn't end with an HIV diagnosis.

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Asiah was found to be HIV-positive in 2006, a couple of years after she had a relationship with a foreigner.

"I had the blood test three times to be sure. It was a difficult moment. I told myself it was the end of the world for me."

She said her ex-boyfriend was charming and looked healthy, so it never occurred to her that he could be infected with HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus.

"I kept the diagnosis a secret as I was afraid my family would ostracise me. I later told my brother and he advised me to seek treatment," she told a talk held yesterday in conjunction with World AIDS Day at Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital.

The talk was organised by the Drugs Intervention Community (DIC), a non-governmental organisation that works with drug addicts.

Asiah went to a shelter for HIV patients in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, and was given intensive treatment for three months.

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With the help of the volunteers at Rumah Solehah, she regained her strength. And she realised she had to do something to help others.

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They adopted a 4-year-old boy with HIV.

"I think God has given me a second chance, and I will use it to help others."

DIC patron Datuk Dr Ahmad Shukri Ismail said many HIV patients were abandoned by their families, making it difficult Marc Jacobs Bags for them to build a life.

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RAGERSVILLE -- Mary K. "Maude" Keim, 87, of Ragersville, died Saturday, April 25, 2009, at Walnut Hills Nursing Home.

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She was born Feb. 17, 1922, in Holmes County to the late Albert J. and Lovina (Beachy) Keim. She had worked for the Freedlander's family in Wooster for many years doing housekeeping and cooking, worked in the offices at Keim Lumber and was known for the home- cooked dinners she did for groups at her home and was a member of Pleasant View Mennonite Church.

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Martha M. Cooper, 91, formerly of Cider Press Road, Manheim, died on Wednesday, January 3, 2007 at Lancashire Hall following a brief illness. Born in Lebanon, she was the daughter of the late Amos and Ida Sunnon Breidenstien. She was the wife of the late Elmer Replica watches S. Cooper he died in 1965. Martha retired as a garment folder for the former Colebrook Lingerie, Colebrook, Pa.

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BUHO the evil female elf, aka lab technician Robert Boyd, was yesterday convicted of stealing sexy undies at knifepoint.

His elf-defence plea failed when a Belfast Crown Court jury returned their majority guilty verdict.

There were 10 jurors who dismissed the 45-year-old's defence as a fairytale while two believed it.

His victim was heard to say "yes" when the verdict was read out.

The trial had heard Boyd, from Broadlands in Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, had worn a blonde curly wig, reading glasses and beanie hat.

He stole pounds 250 worth of underwear from Orchid lingerie shop on the Lisburn Road in South Belfast.

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LESS than two weeks to go, and the women who are the wives behind the husbands who are the men who are the leaders who would be king - or king maker, perish the thought - have been enjoying some me-time.

Busy bee Sarah Brown takes a rare day off to be with her sons, former art student Samantha Cameron is painting watercolours in a field for no good reason and Miriam Gonzalez Durantez is in a lingerie shop, bulk buying bras. What the heck is going on? Miriam is also in an arm sling, although these two incidents are apparently not connected. The wife of the Lib Dem leader claims that she simply broke her elbow when nipping out to buy groceries at the weekend. As you do.

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Yet pro-wrestling observers suggest that Mrs Clegg's injury looks far more like it was sustained during the execution of a classic elbow smash; seemingly a routine response in the Clegg household when Nick doesn't empty the dishwasher quickly enough.

Over the weekend, Mr Clegg was also encouraged, no prizes for guessing by whom, to leave the most important campaign of his life to spend more time with their three young sons - and attend Mass en famille.

Yes, Nick Clegg is an agnostic, a self-proclaimed man of no faith, a devotee of long periods of paternity leave for new dads - particularly for new dads called David Cameron. However, it has become bruisingly clear to the electorate during this campaign exactly who wears the trousers and dictates policy at Casa Clegg. Clue; not him.

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A NEW learning space Replica watches is to be created at the Museum of Edinburgh to help families and school groups learn more about the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage Site.

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History has been brought to life in Swansea during Museums and Galleries Month.

Throughout May, the National Waterfront Museum has been focussing on the impacts of technology on people in Wales throughout history.

And it has been using a combination of touch screens, artefacts, replicas and computer-generated re-enactments to get the message across.

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THE roots of one of the UK's most successful business tycoons were celebrated when a replica of his first shop opened to the public.

John James Fenwick, who went on to create what remains the biggest family owned department store chain in the country, started his career in his father's grocery shop in Frenchgate, Richmond.

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It was opened last week by Mr Fenwick's great-great-grandsons, James and John.

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Born in 1846, the young John James worked in the grocery shop where his family made cheap candles, known as farthing dips, to cater for the tight budgets of Richmond residents.

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TWO more of the wooden crosses carved from wood salvaged from the roof of the bombed Coventry Cathedral have come to light.

The tiny crosses became the focus of attention last month when it was revealed that one was being sent to Australia for inclusion in a replica of the Queen's coach. The coach is being fitted with many artefacts of historical significance.

Lynne Stanley, a teacher at Wyken Croft Primary School in Coventry, also has a cross, which she inherited from her late grandparents. She often uses it in lessons about the cheap coach purses war.

Mrs Stanley said: "I keep my wooden cross on the shelf at home and didn't realise they were getting quite rare nowadays.

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"My Dad worked at the Vulcan in Much Park Street in the city centre which suffered a direct hit while my Mum was at the Rover in Red Lane which was hit during the Blitz.

"I've always kept the cross, which is very precious, and I take it into school for history lessons."

Another of the crosses is treasured by Pamela Mannur, whose great-great grandfather, the late John William Elliott, used to be head verger at the old cathedral. Pamela, aged 52, who now lives in Kent, knows he went on to sit in the bombed cathedral selling souvenirs to replica hublot watches visitors.

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Derek is the verger at Exhall St Giles Church.

Joyce said: "Pam's grandfather Herbert Elliott followed in his father's footsteps by becoming a verger at the old cathedral and then chief guide at the new one."

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One of Tulsa's best rehabs owes its existence to David Littlefield's bachelor extravagances.

"Before I got married, I used to buy the worst house on the box and fix it up, flip it and roll the equity forward," said the longtime Tulsa advertising guru. "I've always enjoyed that."

In 1998 when Littlefield decided it was time for his expanding company to own its own roost, he looked for a Replica watches structure in need of a savior. He found it in the old, empty blockhouse IBM built in 1947 for its Tulsa training center.

That four-story, 40,000-square-foot steel and concrete eyesore sat among two others in dire need of reconstructive surgery. Reflective of many post-World War II structures, the IBM building offered open floor plates but little charm.

"I really fell in love with the neighborhood," Littlefield said. "I thought it would be a real challenge to take something that was the worst in the neighborhood and fix it up."

Littlefield hired architect Pat Fox to re-create 1307 S. Boulder with an Italian motif. Stripping it to the bone, Fox used plum bricks and red Arizona sandstone inside and out to inject dramatic character.

His one-year, $3.3 million project installed two-story atriums on the first and third floors. Fox used a fountain to instill a garden courtyard atmosphere on the ground floor, while a large skylight and central staircase gave the top two floors an open, community environment.

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"Four years into that I woke up and decided I didn't want to be in commercial real estate," he said. "It really does put you in a whole different business."

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MANCHESTER United charged pounds 40 for entry to their Carling Cup match this week and ended up with 22,000 empty seats.

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Looking at Lilac Cottage in Shepherds Lane, Ticknall, it is hard to believe it was once a milking parlour. Now that her children have left home, Pam Hollingworth hopes a new family will fall in love with the four-bedroomed home.Sue Robinson reports. Pictures by Lucy Shaw

If you want concrete evidence of just how successful barn and farm building conversions can be, look at Lilac Cottage, Shepherds Lane, Ticknall.

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As Pam Hollingworth explains, 15 years ago the former farm site was cowsheds, a milking parlour and farm buildings. It was all very basic and the ground was covered in concrete.

"It's obviously the most practical surface when you've got cows coming in for milking, but concrete doesn't have much place in the modern home!

"We needed machinery to break it up - the concrete was six or eight inches deep in places - and I had to organise a fleet of lorries to take the rubble away. The lorries then came back loaded with top soil and we bought in tractors and seeded the area.

The barns were converted and sold before the Hollingworths turned Lilac Cottage into their family home.

The main part is the former milking parlour. Pam laughs as she recalls encountering yet more concrete: "The milking stalls all had to be broken up and taken away and the concrete floor removed.

"I was well versed in organising a fleet of lorries to take it all away."

New flooring was installed, and a first floor created with light and airy rooms thanks to Velux windows in the roof. The result is an ideal rural retreat.

Pam put the finishing touches to the cottage, choosing the kitchen, furniture and furnishing and colour schemes.

Handily, as she works in property development, sourcing materials wasn't a problem.

"I applied the same principles to Lilac Cottage as I do to the homes we develop. It had to have a homely feel. It didn't lend itself to a hi-tech minimal look."

Later the cottage was extended to create a dining area, downstairs toilet and a guest bedroom above, accessed from a wrought iron spiral staircase.

About four years ago a second extension created a day room and a master bedroom above, and also meant the spiral staircase could be removed.

Now the property boasts a family bathroom and two of the four bedrooms are en-suite.

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Pam says the day room has made a big difference: "I love cooking and entertaining and it means I can be working in the kitchen and chat away to guests while they relax in the day room.

"It's a very social area and great at Christmas - the whole place looks really lovely with all the decorations."

She admits the three Christmas trees she puts up might be a little indulgent but then Christmas Day is her birthday.

"I'm a Ticknall girl and my birth was the talk of the village that Christmas," she laughs.

It's the peace and tranquility of the area which she loves so much.

There are walks all around, including a bridleway which leads to the National Forest.

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A true one-off, in the shape of the Longmore Jaguar, will grace the SKOPE Classic this year as a racing demonstration of the passion and dedication of a South Island motoring aficionado who is no longer with us.

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The Longmore Jaguar is the legacy of Barry Longmore, who was killed in a car accident on his way to Invercargill in 1996. In the early 1990s, he commissioned the car as a replica of the HWM Jaguar raced in England by Rivers Fletcher in the late 1950s and 60s.

Now, the car's current owners, Paul and Lisa Coghill, of Dunedin, are bringing the vehicle to the classic for Christchurch's vintage- car enthusiasts.

While there are many replica racers in the world, few involve so much local expertise and draw upon the engineering legacies of so many different sources, from Aston Martin to the South Island's own jet-boating community.

To begin with, the car has a replica HWM chassis engineered locally and fitted with an aluminium body crafted replica tag heuer watches by Barry Leitch, of Invercargill.

The front suspension was then grafted in by Jim Bennett, of Furi Holdings, who also designed and built the De Dion rear suspension as well as the car's braking system.

Bennett also fitted a Jaguar independent differential driven by a fish-out-of-water 3.4-litre Jaguar overhead cam engine which develops 283hp at 5200rpm. A motor originally built by Brian Middlemass for endurance jet boat racing, it is known for never having failed to finish an event.

Paul Coghill will have the honour of driving the Longmore Jaguar at the classic, but if he looks a little uncomfortable on the track, it will be because of the car's Moss gearbox, which is situated between the driver's legs.

Eagle-eyed car enthusiasts may also note another peculiarity to this Jaguar, namely its wheels, which were donated from an Aston Martin DB3 and reduced in diameter to 15 inches to achieve drive ratio.

"The car still had considerable work to be done at the time of Longmore's death. However, his wife, Fiona, wanted the car to be completed and raced, considering it to be a fitting memorial to her late husband," Proctor says.

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"Completion of the project was achieved in 1999 and since then, Paul has enjoyed his time at the wheel of this very unique vehicle."

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Pope Paul VI dies following heart attack

SIXTY YEARS AGO

A replica of the famous Calgary Stampede will be presented this weekend at the provincial exhibition grounds here as Clift Claggett of Carrot River, presents chuckwagon races open to all comers for a purse of $500, as well as novelty Western acts.

Louis Stephen St. Laurent, who two years ago wanted to leave politics to return to private law practice, is the Liberal party's chosen successor to Prime Minister MacKenzie King. St. Laurent decisively won the national Liberal convention leadership race this weekend.

FIFTY YEARS AGO

A fire started by lightning destroyed a grain elevator at Rathwell.

Both Russia and the United Mulberry Replica States have demanded an emergency meeting of the UN's 81-nation General Assembly to discuss Middle East problems.

H.A. "Bert" Luckhurst, director of the bureau of industrial development of the department of industry and commerce, will become the general manager of Pioneer Electric (Brandon) Ltd.

FORTY YEARS AGO

Curran Park was the busiest place in the Brandon area when over 3,000 people gathered to camp, swim, watch fastball tournaments and listen to a German beer garden band during the long weekend.

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Dennis Figol, 10, and Randy Doherty, 8, woke up Sunday morning and discovered the upstairs front bedroom on 140 Dennis St. was on fire. They alerted the other occupants in the house, which is owned by Dennis' father, Mike Figol.

THIRTY YEARS AGO

Pope Paul VI, the 262nd Roman Catholic pontiff, died at the Vatican today after suffering a heart attack.

Layoff notices have been issued to 22 of the 100 employees of the Oo-za-we-kwun Indian training centre near Rivers.

TWENTY YEARS AGO

Burns Meats Ltd. began dumping effluent into the Brandon sewer system yesterday in an attempt to control recent odours from its rendering plant, Mayor Ken Burgess said.

Marion Fulton, a Birtle woman dedicated to helping rural women and Dr. Andrew Hodge, a Hamiota veterinarian who inspired others to his profession, were inducted into the Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame yesterday in Hamiota. Dr. Hodge died three years ago at the age of 63.

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TEN YEARS AGO

St. Michael's Academy at First Street and Victoria Avenue, which dates back to 1905, was demolished after costs of upkeep became too much to bear for the order of Catholic nuns it housed.

Organizers of Minnedosa's Classic Rock Weekend are blaming Sunday's poor weather and an advertising blunder for the drop in numbers. Initial estimates put weekend attendance at a four-day cumulative figure of 50,000 - down about 5,000 from last year.

When the Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame holds its induction ceremony Aug. 12 in Minnedosa, Richard Filteau of Melita will join Charles Shuttleworth of Minnedosa, Donald Gordon McKenzie of Elton and A. E. Hall of Manitou as inductees. Filteau served as the agricultural representative in Melita and as mayor of the town from 1966-70.

From the files of The Brandon Sun. Compiled by Cathy Arthur.

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