N.B. THE ARTICLES HAVE MISTAKENLY BEEN GIVEN LAST WEEK?S DATE.....LOCAL NEWS: Record flooding forces Bago evacuations; Suu Kyi, govt commit to talks; Aquino edges toward peace; Indonesian embassy marks ASEAN Day; Govt confident of peaceful resolution in Kachin State; MPs release letter calling for peace; Ayeyarwady Region flooding leaves farmers short of seeds; Union govt announces reshuffle; YCDC tightens vendor rules; Four North Dagon men arrested over Aug 1 murder; China to send sacred tooth relic; Lightning strike kills three in Mandalay; Passengers up sharply at Yangon Airport: govt; ASEAN chair to be decided in November: FM; Foundation established to improve climate knowledge; Mekong visa plan ?years? away: tourism body; GPs lack ART knowledge, say experts; Journalists allowed to attend hluttaw sessions: government; Media handlers for ministries; Experts doubtful on HPV vaccine...BUSINESS & PROPERTY: Farmers demand more than cheap loans; KOICA-funded Magway auto training centre to open; Export taxes tipped to fall; IMF team to advise on forex reform; Consumer protection law mooted; Myanmar gold up 5pc; Stadium projects continue in Nay Pyi Taw; Property tax break extended; Construction experts drafting new building code; Rice exporters hope for tax change...TIMEOUT: Scholar updates 200-year-old poem; Filmfest planned for Yangon; Hip-hop meshes with orchestra at live concert; Myanmar feature film bound for Singapore; Are wedding rings a Myanmar custom? Beauty contest for disabled women scheduled...INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Britons use social networking sites to expose rioters; Hackers threaten Facebook; Taiwan unveils eco-friendly e-paper; Children learn hacker ways at DefCon......N.B. SINCE THIS ISSUE HAS NO INDEX PAGE, NAVIGATE FROM "LOCAL NEWS" TO THE OTHER SECTIONS