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Posted by singaporedaily on January 6th, 2009
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Posted by singaporedaily on January 6th, 2009

Kim Jung-hwa (김정화 or 金晶和) is a South Korean actress and model. After making a debut appearance in an MTV, a producer offered her an acting position. Jung-hwa was awarded the Best Supporting Actress in 2003.
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Posted by singaporedaily on January 5th, 2009
In Memory Of JBJ
- Voices Sg: CSJ Sings, in memory of JBJ, at New Year’s eve “Opposition Party” [Thanks Jude]
- Princess from the Planet of Venupitarius: In Memory of JBJ
- The Singapore Enquirer: JBJ memorial service at St Andrews Cathedral. Grandchildren and nieces tribute
- TOC: Service of celebration and thanksgiving
Truth, Justice, and the Singapore Way
- Balderdash: CJ Chan says courts’ authority must be respected by all
- Mathia Lee: Justice, Law and the Courts
- Mollymeek: Forbidden Questions, Or:Tactics of Persuasive Denial
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Protecting the integrity and independence of our courts…
Recession
- The Kway Teow Man: On Capitalism and the Free Market
- EastStop: The Aftermath of Financial Crises
- My sketchbook: Singapore’s economy slides again…
High Notes and Minibombs
- TOC: Fidrec - more symbolism than substance?
Strangers In a Strange Land
- Aussie Pete: Are ‘Ang Mohs’ Welcome To Live In Singapore?
Lee vs Chee
- Jaslyn Go’s Blog: Reflections of 08 and Expectations of 09
144th and falling: The Internet Is Not Reliable!
- The Singapore Enquirer: Credibility: an inverse relationship between the New and Old media
Daily Discourse
- Sgpolitics: The Singapore Change – Real or Illusion?
- Wayang Party: Hidden message behind PM Lee’s New Year address
- Singapore Life and Times: The Old and the New
- Mathia Lee: Freedom of expression, offense and anger
- Just Stuff: The Expert Needs To Be Destroyed In Our Brain! – A Singaporean Study in the Cult of Elitism
- Readings From A Political Duo-ble: Death Penalty Watch - Singaporean, Fajar Taslim & Ghanaian, Stephen Obioha
- Singapore Indian Voice: Singapore sentences Ghanaian drug trafficker to death (Reflection and report)
- Everyday’s Life in a Snapshot: staying together, moving ahead, wait, 2 dollars first
- Tan Kin Lian: Rating of political leaders
Life, the universe and everything
- cavalierio: Writing home | To the memory of JBJ
- Jacob’s Weblog: Singapore’s last village to disappear; Short film on Kampong Lorong Buangkok
- Midnight Monkey Monitor: Food for All 2008 Report
Infoblogaramous
- a writer’s blog: Assault and Flattery
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Posted by singaporedaily on January 3rd, 2009

In memory of JBJ: 5 Jan 1926 - 30 Sept 2008
5pm today at St Andrews Cathedral
Unlike the authorities of other countries who spoke to the victims to see what can be done to help them, MAS kept its distance. MAS refuses to conduct direct investigations into the complaints letting the banks handle the complaints from the people were supposed to have victimised. Our leaders stepped forward to blame the victims for their plight blaming their desire for better returns for those losses. This incident showed how extraordinary our leaders are for they acted differently from the leaders of every other country where the problem occurred. This incident shows clearly where our leaders will stand when Singaporeans suffer from misfortune.
Diary of A Singaporean Mind
As a country obsessed with nation-building and the great Singapore story, local education is invariably intertwined with national education. From the sheer competence of the PAP, the evil of the communists, the stupidity of the Barisan Socialists, we are taught one specific narrative of our history. From authoritarian classrooms to being told what subjects to study (and what to drop), we are taught the value of strict hierarchy and maintaining the status quo.
groundnotes
It is high time Singapore (or rather the Goverment) stop boasting to be one of the market leaders when you cannot even take charge in a small little red dot.
Endoh’s Dungeon
This week’s roundup and recommended reads after the break.
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