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Omar Ali Saifuddien mosque on a sunny day
The country of Brunei is a tiny little Muslim country on the island of Borneo, sandwiched between parts of Malaysia. There's really no tourist draw or anything that we even wanted to see...but the plane tickets were about $20 and the flight only 20 minutes. We figured, when were we ever going to be able to visit Brunei again? So we booked an overnight trip to Bandar Seri Begawan on our way to Kuala Lumpur.
There were only about four hotels in BSB, so I randomly picked the Jubilee Hotel because they offered to pick us up from the airport. When we walked into our suite, we were transported back to 1970. It was so retro, which turned into a theme throughout our brief time in Brunei.
We set out on the streets, using the two pages in Lonely Planet as a guide. We walked past Dairy Queens and KFCs that looked like they had been frozen in time about forty years ago. Also, the Dairy Queen offered "tropical" blizzards in raisin flavor. Weird. We found a shopping center that had a bunch of crappy stores and an arcade that was straight out of 1983. When it came time
Omar Ali Saifuddien mosque
for dinner, we could choose between KFC and Jollibee (the Philippines' #1 fast food restaurant, which ended up being absolutely disgusting). We had now run into two KFCs in a little city...it was as if the Colonel was lurking around every corner.
Another person lurking everywhere is the Sultan of Brunei. Brunei is the oldest continuous sultanate in the world. The Sultan has done some great things for the country - he used the profits from their oil supply to provide everyone with health care and no one pays taxes - so I guess it comes as no surprise that posters of him are everywhere. As we ran back to our hotel in a downpour, we saw him staring at us from bus stops across the city and from behind the front desk of the hotel.
The next morning, we set off with three goals: visit the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque and the water village....and kill quite a few hours before heading back to the airport. We managed to take care of all three AND avoid eating at KFC yet again.
The mosque is huge and beautiful...and looks straight out of Aladdin. Lonely Planet got my hopes
Kampung Ayer
up because it said that you can go up the minaret and get a great view of the city. For some reason, we were only allowed to follow about thirty feet of a red carpet that randomly dead-ended at a wall. The man said it was absolutely forbidden to go up the minaret, so we were in and out of the mosque in about two minutes. We walked around the grounds, where they had some beautiful fountains and a replica of a 16th century royal barge. Unfortunately, the water level in the "lagoon" around the mosque wasn't very high and it smelled like sewage (which wasn't helped by the fact that it was probably 100 degrees outside).
In an attempt to flee the sewage smell, we set off for the water village. Kampung Ayer is the world's largest water village, and all the houses and buildings are built on stilts. At first glance, it seems sort of like a slum, but in fact, the inhabitants choose to live over the water because it's cooler to live on stilts. Plus, the houses are really well kept and you're just a few steps from the city on the mainland. We wandered
The Sultan - he's always watching
along the elevated wooden boardwalks, just exploring the villages. Over 20,000 people live in 26 villages making up the big Kampung Ayer. We saw schools, houses, restaurants - all on stilts, and we came across a mosque that was eerily deserted.
After our little jaunt through Kampung Ayer, we needed to find some lunch. Again, the choices were KFC and Jollibee. We figured Jollibee couldn't be THAT bad, so we ordered chicken sandwiches. Chris made faces like a toddler being forced to eat vegetables before he finally gave up after two bites. What a baby! We decided to see what was available at the airport. You guessed it - KFC and Jollibee. Fortunately, Chris managed to find a little cafeteria serving chicken rice.
We followed the signs for "Shops" and "Viewing Deck" and ended up at in a tiny room with little windows overlooking part of a runway. No shops in sight, and very little viewing going on, so we perused the souvenirs (all stuffed proboscis monkeys and poorly silk-screened Borneo t-shirts). We gave up and spent our last few Brunei dollars on the plane, though I still have a $1 bill in my bag. Of course, the
retro DQ
Sultan's face is plastered on it, so he'll be able to continue his watch over us.
Our next stop was Kuala Lumpur. Although it is in Malaysia, I'm lumping it in with this entry because we really didn't do much in KL. It was at the end of our trip, and we had gotten to the point where we preferred to relax by the pool instead of racing around to fit everything in. Also, KL is a lot like a dirtier, cheaper version of Singapore and we had less than two days in the city.
We went out to Batu Caves, which are 13km outside of the city. They house a very important Hindu temple (one of the most important ones outside of India, in fact) inside caves that we had heard described as "straight out of Tomb Raider." The caves were really cool...but the temples have been turned in a massive tourist site. It was more like Hindu Disneyland than Tomb Raider, and there was certainly no sign of Lara Croft.
The main temple is at the top of 272 steps, inside some pretty awesome caves. You could buy anything from purple sequin cowboy hats to
Omar Ali Saifuddien mosque on a gray, rainy day
cold drinks to tacky light up paintings of Hindu gods along the way up, and there were monkeys roaming all over the place. Chris, in his infinite wisdom, decided he wanted to make friends with a monkey. While I was trying to take a photo and shouting "Don't you dare touch that monkey!" Chris was, of course, trying to touch the monkey. I had images of having to take him to a local hospital for rabies shots running through my mind. He assured me afterwards that he wasn't actually going to touch the monkey, he just wanted to make it LOOK like he was going to touch the monkey in the photo. (Ed.: It's absolutely true - I wasn't trying to touch the monkey! Besides, it was a dangerous monkey, and it nearly stole another tourist's Coke out of his back pocket. Kate also forgot to mention that a half-dozen monkeys nearly surrounded her and erupted into an impromptu street fight. She was scared, believe me.)
We climbed all 272 steps in the ridiculous heat only to find that inside the cave was more tackiness. You could pay about $10 to get your photo taken with a yellow snake
outside one of the ubiquitous KFCs
or about $3 to get your photo taken with an iguana. Chris, who is very afraid of snakes, was taunted by a Malaysian man sitting in the corner, saying "It's free to touch the snake. Go ahead, touch the snake." So Chris inched toward the snakes on the table and very carefully placed one finger on the snake, then immediately backed off. He retold this story rather differently last night at Thanksgiving dinner, saying that he had to touch the snake to get in the temple and it was really no big deal, hahahaha. (Ed.: The snake WAS terrifying and about 6 feet long. And, considering I was being taunted, I really did have to touch the snake before we entered the temple.)
We only had a few hours in KL the next morning before heading back to the airport (that's waaay outside the city), so we decided to try to go up the Petronas Towers. They are the iconic towers of the city, but you can't just buy a ticket to go up to the observation deck. You have to wait in line, starting at about 6:30am to get a ticket that Lonely Planet says is free, though
Chris with the Jollibee bee
there are prices listed on the sign at the Towers. We didn't feel like dragging ourselves out of bed that early, so by the time we got there, all the tickets were gone. Instead, we spent the rest of the morning at the KLCC Suria shopping center. It was full of every high-end store or brand you could think of. Of course, we spent hours in the bookstore and returned to Japan with carry-ons stuffed full of new literature to read.
We've been back in Japan for a couple of weeks now, and at first it was same old, same old. Well, not for much longer. Chris will be shipping off to Afghanistan shortly, and I will be heading back to Ohio. I don't really know what I'll be doing with myself since it's only a temporary thing, but I'm considering spending a couple months in Guatemala studying Spanish. Stay tuned for more details. (Ed.: On my end, the deployment to Kabul should only last 6 months, and after that, I'm moving to Dayton. Kate will find something to do in the interim, but we're both really anxious for it to be next July so we can be together
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ice chips, kaya, flavorless red jello, ice cream, nata strips, sago cubes, unidentifiable orange mushy thing, and beans
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It finally hit me. I thought Chris was writing a commentary to someone named Ed and then I realized it meant editor. Dah! The pictures are gorgeous. Why no picture of the monkey fight or Chris with snake?
27th November 2010
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Safe Journeys!
Hi Kate & Chris, Once again I've thoroughly enjoyed your Blog and all the pictures! You have been to some fascinating places and seen some Beautiful sights. What a Wonderful Honeymoon! I just wanted to wish you well & Safe Travels on your next Adventures. I'll see you in Ohio Kate...& you too Chris, by next summer! And Chris......I'm GLAD you DIDN'T Touch The Monkey!!! Chris
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Have you seen the HIMYM yet where Marshall says a monkey robbed him? Dear Ed.: Have I mentioned to you my fondness for carabiners? Dear Kate: So will you be in town for the Hair tour in February?
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Missouri Federal Court Holds Insured Breached Cooperation Clause by Invoking Fifth Amendment
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, applying Missouri law, has ruled that a dentist breached the cooperation clause in his medical malpractice insurance policy by asserting his Fifth Amendment privilege and refusing to give testimony in the litigation against him. Med. Protective Co. v. Bubenik, 2008 WL 5070042 (E.D. Mo. Nov. 21, 2008). The court determined that the insurer had been substantially prejudiced and was not required to provide coverage.
The insurer issued a medical malpractice insurance policy to the insured dentist, who specialized in treating physically and mentally handicapped patients. The policy contained a cooperation clause that required the insured to "at all times fully cooperate with the Company in any claim hereunder and attend and assist in the preparation and trial of any such claim." The policy also required the insured to "notify the Company . . . as soon as possible, of any threatened claim, with full information relative to the services rendered."
The dentist was sued in connection with the death of two patients. In the first lawsuit, the insured asserted his Fifth Amendment privilege and refused to give deposition testimony or answer interrogatories. The dentist also declined to discuss the claims with his insurer, which warned him that his refusal to testify might jeopardize his insurance coverage. The court precluded the dentist's expert witness from testifying at trial because the expert would have been relying on opinions or impressions she had learned from conversations with the dentist. On the day of the trial, the case settled for $575,000, significantly above defense counsel's estimated settlement value of between $100,000 and $150,000.
In the second lawsuit, which was filed while the first action was still pending, the dentist again asserted his Fifth Amendment rights at deposition. In addition, his defense counsel declined to provide the insurer with copies of documents in a related disciplinary board proceeding that were potentially relevant to the defense of the lawsuit. The insurer reserved its rights based on the dentist's continuing refusal to cooperate and asserted that it had been prejudiced by the refusal to cooperate. After a failed mediation, the dentist fired the defense counsel provided by the insurer, and his own personal counsel settled the lawsuit without the knowledge of the insurer.
The insurer then brought the instant declaratory judgment action and asked the court to declare that the dentist had breached the insurance contract and that it was not obligated to provide coverage for the second settlement. The court applied Missouri law, which provides that an insurer may deny coverage based on an insured's breach of the cooperation clause if it can prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, the existence of substantial prejudice and the exercise of reasonable diligence to secure the insured's cooperation.
The court first ruled that the dentist had breached the cooperation clause in the policy by refusing to answer interrogatories, give testimony at his deposition, testify at trial or turn over documents relevant to his defense. In doing so, the court concluded that the insurance contract did not require waiver of the dentist's constitutional rights but instead presented the dentist with the choice of either cooperating with his defense attorneys and obtaining the benefit of his insurance coverage or invoking his Fifth Amendment privilege.
The court also ruled that the insurer was substantially prejudiced by the dentist's failure to cooperate and that coverage was barred. The court found that the dentist's testimony was "highly important" to his defense, noting that the testimony was not available from any other source. The court also cited expert testimony that, in a medical malpractice case, the defendant is "the most important witness in the defense." The court also found that the dentist's refusal to testify limited the ability of others, such as expert witnesses, to testify in his defense.
The court further found that the insurer had exercised reasonable diligence in attempting to secure its insured's cooperation. In particular, the court found that the insurer had "made numerous attempts" to secure the dentist's cooperation in letters and personal conversations and by asking questions in connection with interrogatories and at deposition. The court rejected the argument that the insurer had waived its right to deny coverage by providing a defense for almost a year before reserving its rights. The court explained that the insurer "cannot be criticized for waiting, in holding coverage open for [the dentist]" in part because "pulling the coverage early would arm [the dentist] with the argument that he was not given a fair chance to assess his options . . . ."


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Cape Town : A fine four wicket haul by pacer RP Singh led Deccan Chargers to a comprehensive eight wicket victory over Kolkata Knight Riders in their Indian Premier League campaign opener here on Sunday.
RP Singh led a disciplined bowling attack of Deccan Chargers with figures of 4/22 to bundle out Kolkata Knight Riders for a paltry 101 in 19.4 overs after Knight Riders captain Brendon McCullum elected to bat.
RP Singh got the swing and bounce on a Newlands pitch which was damp after rain to return figures of four for 22 from 3.4 overs to help Deccan Chargers bowl out Knight Riders in 19.4 overs.
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He was well supported by Scott Styris (2/32) and left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha (2/14) who chipped in with two wickets each. Opening bowler Fidel Edwards bowled with a lot of pace and accuracy and conceded just six runs from his allotted four overs though without success.
Rohit Sharma and South African Herschelle Gibbs then hit sparkling unbeaten 43 and 36 respectively to hit off 104 for two in just 13.1 overs.
Captain Adam Gilchrist and VVS Laxman contributed 13 and 10 respectively as last edition's bottom-placed team started their campaign in this season on a resounding note.
The Knight Riders, who were embroiled in a captaincy controversy for weeks before the Twenty20 tournament, were completely outplayed by their Hyderabad-based rivals in all departments of the game.
Australian Brad Hodge top-scored with 31 for Knight Riders while three other batsmen -- Chris Gayle (10), Aakash Chopra (11) and Murali Kartik (not out 10) -- could reach double figures.
Electing to bat, KKR had a disastrous start with their openers captain Brendon McCullum and Gayle returning to the hut by the fourth over with just 12 runs on the board, both victims of RP Singh. From there on they never recovered.
McCullum had a faint touch of RP Singh's first ball of the innings by his glove and was caught by his opposite number Adam Gilchrist behind the wicket for just one.