Daily Digest: Kournikova comments on M'sian race relations!; This is why you're fat: the book; web-host GeoCities falls

Tuesday is here. Let's get right down to it, before the inertia of the day gets to us:

• Tragedy: a bridge collapse in Kuala Dipang (an hour for Ipoh) during a school camping trip has resulted two students missing and one dead. Interestingly, the camping trip seems to have been billed as a 1Malaysia thing. [Malaysian Insider]
• Another case of domestic-maid abuse: Indonesian national Mantik Hani, found locked in the toilet of a house in Taman Sentosa, died in hospital on Monday. Wow, Malaysians. This sort of thing reflects badly on all of us. [The Star]
• Passe tennis star Anna Kournikova comments on race relations in Malaysia: “(Malaysian men are) very cute but at the end of the day, it is all about the person and it has nothing to do with the race." [The Star]
• Oh, ew. Online documentator of the Gross Food movement, This is why you're fat, now has a realspace book, collecting "recipes, local favourites, and stories from the dishes' creators". Just, ew. [Eat Me Daily]
• The-Internet-sets-us-free-sort-of filter: AsiaPacificFilms.com offers free access (until November 1) to a vast online library of classic celluloid from our neck of the woods. "Fact: 95 percent of these films are never seen outside of their own countries." [CNET Asia]
• Oh goodness. Remember GeoCities, from the Stone Age of the late 1990s? The "vintage Web-hosting site" shuts down for good today.  It was a younger, more enthusiastic time, then. Say adieu to web rings, visitor counters and guest books ... [CNN]
• Old-but-gold news from the cyborgs down south: Singapore's North Vista Primary School has incorporated Nintendo Wiis into their Physical Education (PE) curriculum. The school's principal: "We don't want what we teach in school to be so isolated from real life." [AsiaOne]

(Photo from Kournikova.com)