I would like to start 2nd occasional Setapak session:

Venue: Pro One badminton court.
Day: Next Tuesday/Wednesday/Thrusday (26/8/08) Or want make it earlier okay for me.
Time:6-8pm / 7-9pm / 8-10pm
Members:

can i join..? i am living around setapak area..utar student..

   
Can can

List of player playing in bukit bintang school?

1 chrisling
2 HouHouSek
3 Devince83 & friends
4 Flyingteeku

List of player playing in bukit bintang school?

2nd occasional Setapak session:

Venue: Pro One badminton court.
Day: Next Tuesday/Wednesday/Thrusday (26/8/08) Or want make it earlier okay for me.
Time:6-8pm / 7-9pm / 8-10pm
Members:
Damn nice, hoho   2 more people we can have seasonal booking every month. Okay then we decided the day and time first for next session. Sze Howe if you drive from your area did you pass by Jalan Genting Klang? 

is Dato' not datuk~

Dato'

Different from the awarding of Datuk, the award of Dato' (pronounced in similar manner as Datuk) can only be conferred by a hereditary Royal ruler of one of nine Malay states.

Other types of Dato':

    * Dato' Seri Utama is the highest state title, below Tun but above Tan Sri. The wife of a recipient is "Datin Seri Utama" .
    * Dato' Seri or Dato' Paduka ranks below the federal titles above. The wife of a Dato' Seri is a Datin Seri.
    * Dato' is the most common chivalrous title. The wife of a Dato' is a Datin, except in Terengganu where they are known as "To' Puan" (not to be confused with "Toh Puan", the wife of a non-hereditary "Tun").

There are also hereditary Dato's from Negeri Sembilan, where titles are held for life by heads of certain families and passed on to their heirs. These are not conferred by the ruler, but passed on through the customary native laws. The wife of a hereditary Dato' is addressed by courtesy as "To' Puan".

In other states, certain noble families also have hereditary titles and are addressed as Dato'. For example, the current Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dato Seri Najib Tun Razak, is hereditary Orang Kaya Indera Shahbandar of Pahang and would have been addressed as "Dato'" even if he had not been conferred a "Dato' Seri" state award.

Datuk

A ruler who is appointed by the Yang Di Pertuan Agong, namely the Governor of Melaka, Penang, Sabah and Sarawak, can confer the award of Datuk, not Dato'.

Some state rulers grant awards which carry titles unique to that state, such as Datuk Wira of the state of Melaka and Kedah, and Datuk Amar and Datuk Patinggi of the state of Sarawak and Datuk Seri Panglima of the state of Sabah.

State awards may be revoked by the Ruler or Governor, and may be returned by the individual.

typical malaysian
salah spelling sudah la..
datuk itu ah gong...
dato is title

Do anyone have the contact no. of KLRC / Pro One badminton court in Setapak ??