Gnawing into the Byte-Sized Digital World

An Update!

First up: As many of you would have noticed, your friendly neighbourhood Youth newspaper is now a bi-monthly publication.

Yeap, you will no longer see us every week… at least not physically. We’re going virtual!

What’s going on now is that we will be publishing our physical copy every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month (take notes folks). Thus, the weeks between will be put up online, and will be a ‘+’ edition of sorts.

What you’ll see in the ‘+’ editions are expansions, complements and multimedia versions of the stories in our physical copy. For example, a video interview of our main story, or a slideshow, or any additional information or pictures that will add to the story in the physical copy. New content will continue to be posted, however – columns such as Let’s Chat (that’s where we play Aunt Agony!) and Check it Out (events listing) will be uploaded weekly, along with our favourites of movie reviews, tech reviews and such – as and when there is great content.

So while you won’t see our familiar orange logo weekly, we will be putting our energies and efforts into connecting with you in the world you’re most familiar with – The World Wide Friggin’ Web!

So visit our website as often as you like, there will be new stuff in it all week.

And Unto Something More Personal

Yeah so this particular writer has been bugging the rest of the MT team with stories of her new dog – found three weeks ago, lost, abandoned (I can’t be sure) and so skinny his ribs were just completely visible.

Male, all black (save for a white patch on chest) and very licky. Super-playful and extremely friendly. Took him to the vet, who pronounced him healthy, except for being too skinny. Will post a ‘before’ picture here, so watch out for the ‘after’ picture!

Three weeks ago, a skinny mongrel was found by this writer. He has since been christened as 'Lucky'

I am pleased to announce that he is no longer that skinny, and continues to put on more and more weight. He has eaten me broke too. Nonetheless, am pleased to have saved at least ONE dog’s life.

Small problem: Whoops, there goes Dad’s 400-ringgit leather shoes! >_<