Pun Hlaing golf tournament
Pun Hlaing Golf Club in Yangon is hosting its annual golf tournament on December 6 starting at 7 am. In additional to 18 holes of golf, participants can look forward to dinner and an awards reception with entertainment.
The Myanmar Times

L'Oreal celebrates 100 years with concert at Inya Lake hotel
In celebration of the 100th year of L'oreal cosmetics, local retailer La Source has organized a concert at Inya Lake hotel on October 30. A number of local celebrities, including R Zarni will perform at the concert which starts at 6 pm. For more information, contact any major L'oreal cosmetics retailer.
The Myanmar Times

Software Engineering On-the-Job Training Course to be opened
KMD Computer Centre will conduct software Engineering On-the-Job Training Course for those who want to become proficient Software Designer and Software Development. The trainees will be able to study new programming software and technologies themselves after studying how to implement the software through lectures and practical lessons. They may enjoy the career opportunities as the programmer, system analyst or software engineer. The 4-month course will open this month and the seat is limited. So, those interested may contact KMD Computer Center, No (550-552), Merchant Street, Kyauktada Township and dial 249255, 381035, 381776 and 700895.
The New Light of Myanmar

The International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University invites candidates from local and abroad for 2010-2011 Academic Year Diploma Course
The International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University has been inviting candidates from local and abroad for Diploma Course for 2010-2011 AcademicYear. Monks, nuns and laymen from local and abroad who are qualified for the diploma courses in accordance with the qualifications laid by International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University can send their application forms to the University. Candidates who send the application forms are required to sit written examination and personnel interview and foreign candidates will be provided free of charge on education and accommodation by the University.
Weekly Eleven Journal

The Nu Wah promoting new album
Singer The Nu Wah will be promoting her forthcoming album Adipadi Lan Hmay Moe Tway Ywar (Downpour in Adipadi Lane) on November 22 with a voucher for Happy World Yangon worth K1000 for those who purchase a legitimate copy of her album. The Nu Wah will perform a free concert with other celebrities at Happy World on November 22.
The Myanmar Times

MMC schedules Industry Interact
The Myanmar Marketing Committee is holding its Third MMC Industry Interact from 5 pm to 7 pm on November 20 at Traders Hotel Yangon. The program will include a welcoming speech by the MMC chairperson; a presentation on the organization of the Myanmar International Travel Exchange Yangon by Mr. Craig Powell, the general manager of Traders Hotel and executive committee member of projects-marketing at MMC; and a presentation on happenings at Traders Hotel Yangon, also by Mr Powell. Those planning in attending should confirm by return mail to the MMC by November 17.
The Myanmar Times

How the wall fell exhibition
The German embassy will host a photo exhibition at the Strand hotel on November 9 and 10 celebrating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The photos depict phases of construction the grim reality of day-to-day life with the wall, and its collapse. The opening is at 5:30 pm on November 9 when two short documentaries will be followed by witness testimonies: The Miracle of Leipizig and How the Wall Fell, will also be shown at the opening. Entrance is free of charge.
The Myanmar Times

Myanmar wins two CAEXPO awards
Against tough international competition, Myanmar won two top awards at last month's China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) trade fair, in Nanning, China. At the exhibition, which features China and the 10 ASEAN countries, Myanmar showcased the border town of Muse as the "city of charm". Other national participants also featured their cities, including China's Shenzhen and Laos's Savannakhet, while Laos, Thailand, Brunei and Cambodia enlivened their pavilions with traditional dancers and sculptures.
The Myanmar Times