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Daily SG: 5 Sep 2008

Posted by singaporedaily on September 5th, 2008

We don’t need no regulation
- Just Stuff: The Cognitive Dissonance That Lacks AIMS - A Strategic Analysis / Part 1
- My Singapore News: The AIMS Paper
- The one dimensional island: Aiming too far ahead?

Strangers in a Strange Land
- Singapore Patriot: Get out of my elite neighbourhood

Jurong By-elections
- Yawning Bread: In Jurong GRC, more wanted a by-election than not

Burma Protests
- Singapore Indian Voice: Burmese in India protest against Singapore

Daily Discourse
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Obama’s wrong values..
- Hard Hitting in the Lion City: Make it Legal
- Jacob’s Weblog: Text of Dr Chee’s speech at the launch of his new book, A Nation Cheated

Life, the universe and everything
- Sounds From The Dungeon: Improving SBS Transit’s iris NextBus
- Vinyarb: In the army.. [Thanks Riley Kim]

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Daily ChioBu: Comex 2008 Models

Posted by singaporedaily on September 5th, 2008

I’ve been told that Booth Babes is wrong and the proper term is Trade Show Models. So here they are, the Trade Show Models at the recent Comex 2008. Pictures after the break. [That's such a mouthful, Tech Chiobus can?]

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Daily SG: 4 Sep 2008

Posted by singaporedaily on September 4th, 2008

We don’t need no regulation
- Yawning Bread: AIMS’ proposals progressive but can be improved
- TOC: Liberalising the Films Act? Teach Media Literacy too
- My Singapore News: What’s the fuss?

Fixating the Opposition
- mrbrown: Workers’ Party mass cycling at East Coast Park cannot, PAP carnival at West Coast Park can
- My Sketchbook: The “Always Say No to opposition” guidebook

Strangers in a Strange Land
- Singapore Life and Times: Unwelcome

Singaporeans, A Dying Breed
- Mr Wang Says So: Two Perspectives on the Emigrated Ex-Singaporean

Parliament 26 Aug 2008
- Workers’ Party @ Parliament: Mistakes in admininistration of justice, Hospital Bills Incurred By Citizens, Employment Act, Sylvia Lim questioning courts’ integrity

Daily Discourse
- Feed Me To The Fish: Justice & Law: A Crying Shame in Singapore!
- nofearSingapore: Rethink needed on National Service for soon-to-be ex-Singaporeans aka Bugge Bros Part 2 (Letter to Forum)
- Balderdash: IPS Forum on Religious Diversity in Singapore
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: What Anwar’s Malaysian Economic Agenda means for Singapore

Life, the universe and everything
- Rambling Librarian: Paralympics Games: Team Singapore 2008
- Thegreatsze: On Principle

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Daily Tech: Google’s New Browser Chrome

Posted by singaporedaily on September 4th, 2008

Google’s New Browser Chrome
- Computerworld: Review: Google’s Chrome — the first true Web 2.0 browser
- LifeHacker: Beta Browser Speed Tests: Which Is Fastest?
- HWZ: Google’s New Web Browser: Google Chrome
- CNet: EFF: We’re concerned about Google’s Omnibox
- Computerworld: Will enterprise IT dump Internet Explorer for Google Chrome?
- John’s Blog: Thoughts on Chrome & More

Tech News
- iLounge: iPod nano 4G, touch 2G dimensions revealed?
- Wired: Okay, Xbox Price Drops. What Now?
- X-bit Labs: Blu-Ray Is the Last Optical Disc Format
- TechWorld: IE8 is memory hog, says researcher
- Starcraft Wire: Activision Confirms StarCraft II for 2009

SG Tech
- 65bits: Google Chrome

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Daily Sg: 3 Sep 2008

Posted by singaporedaily on September 3rd, 2008

We don’t need no regulation
- Sgpolitics: AIMS’s paper on Engaging New Media — the topic of Government e-engagement
- HWZ: AIMS Consultation Paper [AIMS had HWZ sticky a thread to officially gather feedback]

Hong Lim Park
- Mr Wang Says So: Friendly Reminders From the Nation-Building Press About The Dangers of Hong Lim Park
- Anonymous_X: A 10-minute quickie at Speakers’ Corner
- Princess from the Planet of Venupitarius: What went on at Hong Lim Park on 1 September 2008

Strangers in a Strange Land
- My Singapore News: It is going to get uglier
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: Is a good foreign worker one who doesn’t live next door? Serangoon Gardens thinks so..

Fixating the Opposition
- TOC: Political openness - for PAP only

Ping Pong Pandemonium
- SPUG: Lee Bee Wah says sorry!!

ERPains, Trains & Automobiles
- Random Thoughts Of A Free Thinker: Change of Heart by SMRT

Singaporeans, A Dying Breed
- Hard Hitting in the Lion City: It Will Not Work!

Daily Discourse
- Singabloodypore: Civil Disobedience Works

Life, the universe and everything
- Just Stuff: On George Yeo & Blogging

Infoblogoramus
- Simply Inconceivable: Survey on Attitudes Toward Foreign Talents

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Daily SG: 2 Sep 2008

Posted by singaporedaily on September 2nd, 2008

Ping Pong Pandemonium
- TOC: A tale of two countries
- Feed Me To The Fish: Money for Nothing But Heartache & Shame for Free
- Hard Hitting in the Lion City: Singapore’s first Olympic medalist
- My Singapore News: The people behind our Olympic medal
- My Sketchbook: End of Pingpong Saga

We don’t need no regulation
- theory.isthereason: “Not My Problem” & other Singaporean citizen dilemmas

Fixating the Opposition
- The Itch to Write: Double Standards?
- Symposium of Genius: Define Political Party
- When I’m Bored: Isn’t this a sign of unfairness and double standard?

Lee vs Ravi
- Singapore Indian Voice: Lawyer M Ravi held on further remand in IMH till Sep 15

SG Press rank 147th and falling
- empty_vessels: This is just funny..

Hong Lim Park
- Jacob’s Weblog: Photos from first day of “relaxed rules” allowing public demonstrations at Speakers Corner

Daily Discourse
- Sgpolitics: Inflation hits the poor hardest
- Chee Wai’s Random Musings: Poverty in Singapore
- nofearSingapore: National Service- Letter from father of Bugge brothers
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: Waiting for Singapore’s Pakatan Rakyat

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