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Daily SG – What everyone is talking about: 17 May 2013
• Which is blacker: Pot or kettle?
• The fallout from AIM – in the people’s interest?
• Why has Singapore failed to prepare its citizens adequately for the knowledge economy?
• Todds the ugliest of Americans in SG and FT…
• Limited Term Ownership – COEs and Leaseholds
• Reminiscing Gelang Patah: Polling Day 2013
Life of a Singaporean Cabby (Part I)
Ever wondered about the life of being a Cabby? James Lim tells you what it takes to be a Taxi Driver in Singapore. It seems that Traffic Police are more stringent with Cabbies...
Singapore's Favourite Playgrounds of Yesteryears
How many of you have spent hours of your childhood playing in these sand-based playgrounds with local-styled designs? Many of them, built in the late seventies, are the works of Khor Ean Ghee.
Blogger Gintai's meeting with Foreign Minister
Blogger shares his private meeting with Foreign & Law Minister K Shanmugam.
J. B. Jeyaretnam (1926-2008)
Despite a history of imprisonment, court cases and bankruptcy, Jeyaretnam never gave up. He was finally discharged from bankruptcy in 2007 after making partial payments to the previous damages. With the 2011 General Election in mind, Jeyaretnam founded the new Reform Party in mid-2008.
Straits Times Interview: 'Power of we'
What Chen Show Mao wants, more than anything, is to be a catalyst to get Singaporeans more engaged in their citizenship and to play their part in fixing what is wrong with society, he tells Susan Long.
Hardwarezone Forums Membership
Hardwarezone Forums currently has more than 525,000 forum members. It might be Singapore's largest Internet Forum. Check out our listing of Singapore's internet dicussion forums.Latest Posts
imranwrites.blogspot.sg: Singapore’s aspiring democrats turn to violence
Violence – call it vandalism if you like – is not a catalyst for change. Vandalism in democracy’s name is as abhorrent as violence in religion’s name.
Misguided passion will not engender more political freedoms, leave alone democracy.
xtemujin.wordpress.com: Cleaning of the Cenotaph after vandalism
The cleaners were using pressurised water jet to remove the spray paint.
ghettosingapore.com: Memorials in Singapore: The Cenotaph
A cenotaph is typically a monument or “empty tomb” erected in honour of a person or a group of people. The Cenotaph at Esplanade Park is a war memorial initially erected in commemoration of the soldiers who have sacrificed their lives in World War I. In 1951, an extension was added to the structure to commemorate those who sacrificed in World War II.
imranwrites.blogspot.sg: Singapore’s aspiring democrats turn to violence
Violence – call it vandalism if you like – is not a catalyst for change. Vandalism in democracy’s name is as abhorrent as violence in religion’s name.
Misguided passion will not engender more political freedoms, leave alone democracy.
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