special report The notion that a night's sequestration from the swirling anti-Taib Mahmud currents would bring reprieve - and, more importantly - perspective, was rudely dispelled on Monday morning when personal secretary George Entigar informed Daniel Tajem over breakfast that Abdul Rahman Hamzah had wanted his signature the previous night on a letter of resignation as deputy chief minister. Worse followed. News arrived from Kuching that the morning's Sarawak Tribune (now defunct) had trumpeted Tajem's resignation as DCM.