Ovation Concert in Albany, New York

There was a concert in Albany on 29th August 2010. The concert started at 2 pm at Armory in Down town Albany. The Ovation which is founded by singers; Min Maw Kon, Ye' Lay,Yine Su Khaing Thein, L Sai Ze, Rebbecca Win and the music players arrived in Albany 27th in Albany. There were about 200 audiences who are some newly refugees and residents from Burma (Southeast Asia), came from Albany county; especially Albany and Rensselaer city. Some tickets were sold out before the concert. The front rows tickets were $ 40 and the back rows were $30. This was the first concert in Albany. The audiences were excited to seeing and having fun with the concert. Ye' Lay, the hip pop, rapper was the most popular in the audiences. But the others were the best singers that the audiences want to listen their songs. Ye' Lay and Yine Su Khaing Thein sang their new album songs in the concert. The Ovation group came to United States more than one month and went city to cities celebrating the concert. The concert was so great for all the hungry people from Burma.
Therefore it worth watching the videos.

Defense: Finding family of Burmese suspect is crucial to child murder plea

By stephen hunt
The Salt Lake Tribune
Updated Jul 10, 2010 01:15PM

Despite a recent angry courtroom outburst by a Burmese refugee accused of killing 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo, a defense attorney said Friday he is confident of resolving the case with a plea deal.

But defense attorney Michael Peterson told a 3rd District Court judge that Esar Met’s acceptance of a plea offer is dependant upon re-establishing contact with the defendant’s family.

Peterson said the defense team had lost contact with Met’s family members, who live in Arizona.

“We are moving heaven and Earth to find them,” Peterson told Judge Judith Atherton. “I’ve assured the state I’m confident we can resolve the case with the offer they have extended.” But Peterson could not say when that will occur.

Prosecutor Rob Parrish said he was willing to wait, but “at some point, we will need to move forward with the case.”

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) An ouburst by defendant Esar Met, 23, derailed an expected plea hearing Friday in Judge Judith Atherton's 3rd District Courtroom. A status conference hea set foruly 9. Met is charged with aggravated murder and child kidnapping in the 2008 death of 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo.


The terms of the plea offer were not discussed in court. A status hearing was set for Oct. 1.

Met, believed to be 23 years old, is charged with aggravated murder and child kidnapping for allegedly beating, sexually assaulting and strangling Hser Ner Moo at his South Salt Lake apartment on March 31, 2008.

Met was expected to accept a plea deal during a May 21 hearing, but instead denied any guilt.
“I was forced by the authorities here to say that I did it, but I didn’t kill,” Met told the judge, according to an interpreter for the victim’s family, who translated the statement for The Tribune.

Early Palace opening for 'Salt'

By STEVE BARNES, Staff writer
Friday, July 9, 2010
ALBANY -- The free Capital Region premiere of the action movie "Salt," starring Angelina Jolie and shot in part in Albany over several weeks in spring 2009, will be held at the Palace Theatre.

Angry outburst derails plea hearing in Burmese girl’s slaying

By Julia Lyon
and stephen hunt
The Salt Lake Tribune
Updated May 22, 2010 12:48AM

A Burmese refugee accused of killing 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo two years ago angrily denied his guilt in court on Friday.

“I was forced by the authorities here to say that I did it, but I didn’t kill,” said Esar Met, according to an interpreter for the girl’s family, who quoted his words to The Tribune.

Hser Ner Moo’s family, who traveled from Iowa for Friday’s hearing, had been told Met would plead guilty and be sentenced, the interpreter said.

But when Met’s attorney told the judge they had reached a resolution in the case, Met, whose legs and hands had been shaking, shook his head to the contrary. Met then spoke passionately in Burmese, after which his attorneys requested a break so they could confer with Met.

About an hour later, 3rd District Judge Judith Atherton returned to the bench and defense attorney Michael Peterson said, “There are inquiries we need to make and then report back.”

A status hearing was set for July 9.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) An ouburst by defendant Esar Met, 23, derailed an expected plea hearing Friday in Judge Judith Atherton's 3rd District Courtroom. A status conference hearing was set for July 9. Met is charged with aggravated murder and child kidnapping in the 2008 death of 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo



(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Defendant Esar Met, 23, is flanked by his attorneys Denise Porter, left, and Michael Peterson, right, and Burmese interpreter Maung Maung, far right. An expected plea hearing Friday in 3rd District Court on Friday was delayed when Met denied he agreed to a plea deal.





(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cartoon Wah, father of Hser Ner Moo, leaves a plea hearing for Esar Met in Judge Judith Atherton's courtroom in 3rd District Court in Salt Lake City on Friday. Met is accused of killing 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo in 2008.

Following Met’s courtroom outburst, Hser Ner Moo’s parents, Pearlly Wa and Cartoon Wah, wiped away tears. They moved to Marshalltown, Iowa, last fall, overwhelmed with frustration about the stalled case.

Met, believed to be 23 years old, is charged with aggravated murder and child kidnapping for allegedly beating, sexually assaulting and strangling the girl at his South Salt Lake City apartment on March 31, 2008.

Fireworks at Empire State Plaza in Albany on 4th July 2010









Water festival from Rensselaer, NY 2010









Ambush (KNLA vs SPDC)

Is it safe to live in Burma? Many Karen people flee from their state to other countries. Our rebellion KNLA fighting to protect our villagers and people. We do not want to kill each other but finally we have to kill.

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