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Section 377a
- Siew Kum Hong: The great tragedy of Section 377A
- The Daily Backtrack: Harvest Time
- Zuco’s Blog: 377A: Some Straight Pro-Repeal Voices
- nofearSingapore: Non-repeal of 377A: Remember Rosa Parks and Don’t Give Up!
- GlasgowGloom: Let’s repeal extremism
- Ridzwan.Com: Plague of the Pinks
- Mr Wang Says So: Dr Thio Li Ann’s Infamous Speech
- Zuco’s Blog: Two rather interesting things to read…
- All and Sundry Singapore: 377A Issues: Social Acceptance of Gays and Lesbians
- Just Stuff: Is Secularism under Siege by Thio?

Daily Discourse
- Yawning Bread: Robo Chan’s short-lived happiness
- Angry Doctor: Them 6
- Sam’s Thoughts: ST Insight Email
- The Online Citizen: Zen and the art of maintaining silence
- The Anti Neo-Democracy Theorist: 5 dollars for ERP – Everyday Rob People?
- In the land of the blind: ERP again
- Musings: Gov’t pays $40m to create traffic jam
- Looking through a bovine’s eyes: Being a Singaporean Part 2
- Diary of a Singaporean Mind: Singaporeans try a short cut to riches!
- Useless rantings of a few disgruntled S’poreans…: PM Lee says he want to introduce Means Testing in Singapore hospital!
- Decay On Net: Misleading headings from The Straits Times
- Ian on Singapore: M1 Is Tracking Your Every Move
- My Singapore News: Getting squeezed or living in comfort?
- Wildfilms: Large debris on Labrador explained?

Life, the universe and everything
- My Very Own Glob: The good oil on bad fats

Infoblogoramus
- Lancerlord: Of super hi-res photo of the last supper (16 billion pixels)

October 31st, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (5)

Lin Wei Ru 林葦茹 (Ruru Lin) is one of the top models in Taiwan. Born in Taiwan, she started modeling after gradutaing from Jinwen University. At 1.8m tall, she is a popular model in the catwalk circuit and as a lingerie model. She has recently moved to hosting and acting on television.

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October 31st, 2007 | Category: Daily ChioBu | Comments (4)

The following was sent to us via email. Read and judge for yourself its authenticity. It does read like a Catherine Lim.

Update 6 Nov 2007: Catherine Lim has officially published this letter at her website.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRIME MINISTER

Dear Mr Prime Minister,

This open letter is a plea which, as a concerned Singaporean, I am making with some confidence, since at no time has your government been more sincere and earnest in inviting feedback to make our society an even better place to live in.

My plea concerns the long-standing issue of political openness. It had, in the more than 40 years of PAP rule, been a source of much unease in the relationship between the government and the people. Now and then, the unease would erupt in the open, with the people agitating (usually through permitted channels such as letters to the press, public forums, dialogues with members of parliament, etc)for a long overdue political opening up, and the government firmly, often sternly, reminding them of more important national concerns, such as bread-and-butter matters that affect the lives of everyone.

But despite the lack of agreement, there was reason to hope. For there were signs that the PAP leaders saw a political opening up as a necessary goal , even if a very disagreeable one, to be achieved sometime in the future, even if a very distant one. There was no escaping the fact that Singapore, being a permanent member of the free world of practising democracies, is open to international scrutiny. I recollect your PAP colleagues talking about the need to proceed cautiously in the controversial matter of political reform, the need to avoid the perils of ‘revolution’, by adopting the peaceful process of ‘evolution’, variously called ‘incrementalism’ and ‘gradualism’, to emphasize the small, even imperceptible, but definitely forward-moving steps. The message seemed to be: ‘Be patient. In good time. When we are ready.’

Now I note with alarm that this is not going to happen. For the new model of PAP governance which, under your premiership, is shaping up to provide the definitive, final framework for government policy in the next 40 or more years, has no place or role for political freedom. There are two principal features of the model that provide the evidence to support this worrisome thought.

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October 29th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (11)

Section 377a
- Live today as if there’s no tomorrow: I’m in love with Alfian Sa’at
- Yawning Bread: The limits of civility
- The Artificial Construct: 377A – Hell Hath No Fury than a self-righteous NMP out to persecute
- Comfortably Numb: Blaming the victims
- Hear ye! Hear ye!: Of morals, rights and harm
- The Online Citizen: NMP’s views at odds with AIDS relief research paper
- Theory.isthereason: What Singapore could learn from the 377A debate…
- The Kway Teow Man: On Section 377A
- Journaliam.sg: ST’s Janadas Devan exposes Li-Ann’s Thiology
- la nausée: Final Reflections on s 377A – For Now…
- blankanvas: Straws and Noses
- Yawning Bread: Non-repeal of 377A: Was it all a blunder?
- Mollymeek: Dr. Thio and Academic Freedom
- Reverse Redacting Thio Li Ann: Sound Bytes and Polemics

Parliament Oct 2007
- Mr Wang Says So: Two Men and a Hypothetical Woman in a Public Place
- Alice in Wonderland: Will you be “tagged” by National Registry of Disease Act 2007?

Daily Discourse
- The Anti Neo-Democracy Theorist: Will Merger Hinder Think Tank’s Role?
- The Online Citizen: Government using hyperbole to justify public protests ban
- Chemical Generation Singapore: Protests
- The Universe Within: Random thoughts on the usual things
- In the land of the blind…: ST forum letter promoting Quackery? Decide for yourself
- Angry Doctor: Cow Dung 5
- Mr Wang Says So: The Right to Use a Condom
- Ian on Singapore: When Is A Blog Post Not A Blog Post?
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Why Peaceful Protests are not allowed in Singapore…
- Urbanrant: Another Singapore First – PM LEE first to congratulate new Myanmar PM Lieutenant-General Thein Sein
- The Void Deck: A Petrol Rant – Paying More at the Pumps

Life, the universe and everything
- Singapore Entrepreneurs: In Conversation with Aileen Sim, First Meta

Infoblogoramus
- sgForums: Vote now in a CNA poll on annuities!

October 29th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (3)

Section 377a
- Winter is Coming: If Ned were in Parliament…
- la nausée: Thio Li-Ann’s Speech in Parliament — A Rebuttal
- PKchukiss: Ideology can’t pay for your bills, but is good political currency
- Cognitive Dissonance: Alternative Perspectives
- Inaccurate 2 min analysis by lbandit: Why keep 377A?
- Popagandhi: Like A Straw Up Your Nose
- A father thoughts: The Irrational Section 377A.
- Just Stuff: A New Catch Phrase for the Sign of our Times – 377A
- Running Out of Wrong Reasons: Gays? What’s Wrong?
- Because i am just a little boy: On conservatism, part I
- Abao’s Rants: Religion-ism: To what extent
- The human condition: On 377A Penal Code
- Yuhui’s Blogger: 377A will be repealed one day, just not today

Parliament Oct 2007
- Used Brains for Sale: Ellen Lee and The Great Leap Backwards
- In the land of the blind…: Thank you PAP for giving Singaporeans more chances to own cars
- Pseudonymity: Singapore’s Minister For Foreign Affairs Said Absolutely Nothing In Parliament

Daily Discourse
- Siew Kum Hong: A hazy map on public property rights
- Ian on Singapore: Just 1 Thought About Facebook Develope Garage Singapore
- Insane Polygons: Mediacorp Cured My TV Addiction
- Angry Doctor: Hex, Lies, and Videotape
- Looking for LaLaLand: Who do all these benefit?
- Singapore Patriot: Lee family lawsuit against the Financial Times
- HWZ: Govt explains stand on ‘peaceful’ demos

Life, the universe and everything
- Decay On Net: Burn his house, beat his mother

Infoblogoramus
- Singapore Law Review presents the 21st SLR Lecture: “From Constructive Engagement to Collective Revulsion, the Myanmar Precedent of 2007“

October 26th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (3)

Honey Lee Ha-Nui 이하늬, 24, is the third runner-up at the 2007 Miss Universe beauty pageant in Mexico. Her father is a high ranking Korean National Intelligence Service officer. Her mother, a professor at Ewha Women’s University, was designated a “living cultural asset” in the field of gayageum (12-string Korean traditional instrument) music. Honey Lee, like her mother, is also a professional gayageum player, and was named a gayageum prodigy by the Kumho Art Center.

Pictures of Honey Lee and a video of her playing the gayageum [truly a prodigy] after the break.

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October 26th, 2007 | Category: Daily ChioBu | Comments (7)

Section 377a
- Used Brain for Sale: Hiding Behind Rhetoric: A Rebuttal of Thio Li-Ann
- Mr Wang Says So: Sexual Discriminations in the Law
- Winter is Coming: A Mega Post on a Mega Topic I
- The Online Citizen: Deconstructing the Majority
- Hear ye! Hear ye!: What the heck is the meaning of “conservative”?
- All and Sundry: Are You Sure Gays Are Not Harassed?
- Loveless Summer: Singaporeans are scared sh*tless by gay people
- Musings: Indranee Rajah on Pornography
- The Ignorantsoup: Parliamentary Classic: 377A (Part 1)
- The Legal Janitor: Its time to leave
- MissCel: section 377a
- The Daily Backtrack: Applause and thumping of chairs
- Musings: Indranee Rajah on Pornography
- Darth Grievous’ Dark Domain: Keep377a.com (III)

Parliament Oct 2007
- The Online Citizen: Further questions about Myanmar and t-shirts
- Mr Wang Says So: Bird Talk
- Musings: De Souza’s Question on Grooming
- Beyond SG: Replies by Minister George Yeo to Questions (on Myanmar) in Parliamnt on 22 Oct 2007
- MHA: Second Reading Speech of The Penal Code (Amendment) Bill by Ho Peng Kee
- sgForums: ERP helps more S’poreans to own cars: Minister
- sgForums: Sylvia Lim fights 4 amendments to Laws on Peaceful Assembly
- Coffee Shop Talk: ERP is reason why Sporeans buy more cars

Burmese Protests
- Pseudonymity: Burmese Group In Malaysia Demonstrate Against Singapore Business Ties With Junta
- Pseudonymity: All Burma Democratic Force Memorandum To Government Of Singapore

Daily Discourse
- Angry Doctor: Them 5
- mrbrown: Banned with pride by the MOE, again
- Presenting the(new)mediaslut!: Are bloggers journalists?
- The Elegant Peach: When The Children Cry
- Just Stuff: When Newspapers Decide Not To Be Newspapers – A Lesson in Economic Reality.
- sgForums: Your remarks on your sg education system experience

Life, the universe and everything
- when an angel is buried in an avalanche: everyone, JETSTAR SUCKS!
- Good Morning Yesterday: Nantah as she was 37 Years Ago
- Just Eat Lah… : They…they…put up an ERP gantry right outside my home!
- nussu the ridge online: A Harry Potter Tribute, Our Salute to a Decade of Magic

Infoblogoramus
- Public Lecture: “Malay Ethnic Identity: Unravelling the Historical from the Discursive”

October 25th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Leave a comment

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Tech Talk
- Security Evaluators: Exploiting the iPhone
- ExtremeTech: Future Tension: Protection versus Convenience
- Digital Photography Review: Canon SD870 IS Digital ELPH (IXUS 860 IS)
- Digital Photography Review: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T2
- Wired: Proposed Law Could Be a Cold Shower for YouPorn
- USA Today: Rockers Matchbox Twenty join the USB revolution
- Wired: Exclusive: I Was a Hacker for the MPAA
- Computerworld Singapore: Singapore is IP safe
- PC Advisor: Apple kills Boot Camp beta
- Wired: How Manga Conquered the U.S., a Graphic Guide to Japan’s Coolest Export

SG Tech
- Theory.isthereason: If “blogging” is a dirty word, then I am scum…
- Ian on Singapore: What Facebook’s New Ad System Might Look Like.
- Sriram Krishnan: Facebook rumours for Tuesday/Wednesday’s announcement…

October 25th, 2007 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (3)

“It is about fairness, justice and non-discrimination. It is about tolerance, understanding and inclusiveness. It is about upholding the fundamental protections afforded by the Constitution, the basic pillars underpinning our country. These are issues for all Singaporeans.”

NMP Siew Kum Hong
Speech on the Penal Code (Amendment) Bill: 22 October 2007

From the Floor
- Siew Kum Hong: Speech on the Penal Code (Amendment) Bill: 22 October 2007
- The Online Citizen: Section 377A is inconsistent : PAP MP Hri Kumar
- The Online Citizen: 377A serves public morality : NMP Thio Li-Ann
- ST: Indranee Rajah’s remarks during the debate on amendments to the Penal Code. [PDF]
- ST: Remarks by Chris de Souza [PDF]
- CNA: Video Archives

From the Gallery
- The Online Citizen: Repeal 377a press conference: public health and families at stake too
- Musings: Why MPs should read blogs
- Simply Me. Simply Jean.: Section 377A vs Section 377 (and having carnal intercourse with animals)
- Ian on Singapore: Is Being Gay Biological?
- Deep thoughts of a Singapore Critic: Diversity in Adversity ….
- mollymeek: The Molly Awards
- mollymeek: Imbalanced Balance
- In the land of the blind…: NMP Thio Li-Ann and her intellectuallyinferior arguments against repealing S377A
- Hear ye! Hear ye!: Singapore’s law encourages men to rape their wives
- panda domus: 377A
- Dansong: On 377A Nonsense in the Reasonable Hall of the Sensible Nation
- Zuco’s Blog: Thank you Mr Siew.
- empty_vessels: By that logic…
- Rat in the Lab: Won’t somebody please think of the children? (Yet Another 377A Post)
- Diary of a Singaporean Mind: Come on gay Singaporeans don’t feel too bad lah….
- Mr Wang Says So: Revisiting the City of Sodom
- thunderstorms in black & white: ignorance and bigotry has the greatest malice
- The States Times: It’s About The Economy, Stupid
- Daniel’s Place: Homosexuals, and homosexual bigots
- The dissident layman: Penal Code 377A Aversion
- pro377a: Why It’s Not Discrimination to Criminalize Gay Sex
- The armchair critic: Enough already on 377A for f*** sake!!
- Fridae: Singapore Parliamentarians Debate Retention Or Repeal Of Section 377A
- sgForums: Singapore gays allowed a step forward, but pushed two back

October 24th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (3)

Chinese model 张雪 Zhang Xue is touted to be the model to watch. Blessed with a 1.8m model’s body and an international look, she is well liked by the modeling industry and has graced the covers of many magazines in China.

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October 24th, 2007 | Category: Daily ChioBu | Comments (1)

Section 377a
- Alice in Wonderland: Section 377 Repealed, while Section 377A to be retained
- What Others Say?: 377A – The Unbearable Lightness of Being
- Bright Lights: Of dollars and sense
- suzumebachi: Personal thoughts on Christianity & S377A
- thegreatsze: “Protect our family values and our young. Keep 377A!”ARGHH!
- HWZ: Keep377a.com vs Repeal377a.com

CPF & Annuities
- All and Sundry Singapore: Earlier payouts may win more Singaporeans over to annuity: SM
- My Singapore News: Making the annuity bullshit real
- sgForums: Set payout age for compulsory annuities at 80 but raise prem

Parliament Oct 2007
- The Online Citizen: Send Penal Code amendments to Select Committee: NCMP Sylvia Lim

Burmese Protests
- Free Burma: Time for Singapore to come clean

Daily Discourse
- Musings: A Bleak Future?
- mollymeek: Only non-issues allowed?
- The Online Citizen: Participating in the IBA
- Rojak or the melting pot: CMIO promotes ignorance
- Young Upstarts: Can the Singapore Education System Produce Entrepreneurs?
- The Online Citizen: Ang Mo Kio fire: Shouldn’t the Town Council do more?
- Pseudonymity: Workers’ Party Chairman’s Speech At IBA’s Rule Of Law Symposium
- HWZ: Singapore’s Legal System Attacked At Lawyers’ Meeting
- sgForums: Financial Times apologies to PM Lee, MM Lee, Ms Ho Ching
- sgForums: Another scam to absorb Singaporean money

Life, the universe and everything
- Ian on Singapore: Straits Times: Advertising Masquerading As Reporting?
- as ming lives it!: Tuesdays with the PAP
- In the land of the blind, one eye man is king: Is a medical degree a worthwhile investment?
- Jeff’s Blog: My DNA Results Are Out! / Genographic Project
- Singapore Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs should focus on Core Competency, then Expand

Infoblogoramus
- Car Rules: Singapore Airlines A380 Interior Video

October 23rd, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Leave a comment

Tech Talk

- PC Mag: Inside Apple: The Spots on ‘Leopard’
- Wired: Beauty And The Geek: Firefox 3′s Visual Makeover
- CNET News: Microsoft finally bows to EU antitrust measures
- Tom’s Hardware: The Truth About PC Power Consumption
- Engadget: SanDisk announces Sansa TakeTV, Fanfare video download service
- MSNBC: Comcast blocks some Internet [torrent] traffic
- Guardian Unlimited: Major pirate website shut down [tv-links, oh noes...]
- NewsWire: Samsung to Showcase Advanced Display Technology at FPD International 2007

SG Tech

- Simple is the Reason of My Heart: The Five Things I am Looking Forward to in Mac OS X Leopard
- theory.isthereason: Why that new Flock rocks my world…
- Intelligently Retarded: Nokia Touch-Screen. The next big thing?
- Zit Seng’s Superwall: Wireless@SG Doomed to Fail
- www.LLY.get.to: Wireless@sg Install Spyware on my Laptop?!

October 23rd, 2007 | Category: Daily Tech | Leave a comment

Section 377a
- Popagandhi: Why I Don’t Usually Talk About Anything Else
- All and Sundry Singapore: HomosexualityIssues: To repeal S377A of the Penal Code or not?
- The Universe Within: Respect Differences: Some thoughts on the Keep “377A” movement
- musings: Of Surveys, Conservatives and Foreigners
- In the land of the blind, one eye man is king: Arguments to keep S377A: An analysis
- Fresh Brainz: Section 377A Dickfight!
- Yawning Bread: The loonies are marching
- Cognitive Dissonance: My Key Takeaways from the Repeal 377A Petition
- a small friend: small friend speaks about the repeal of 377a – Gay men have families too
- mollymeek: Jokes of the Day
- Quote the Emotion: An Appeal to Repeal
- click; bang; whirl: Sexuality shouldn’t be governed
- cacophony of breaking hearts: The insecurities of pussy cats
- pro377a: Love Gays, Hate their Agenda
- Enlarge our Territories: Walk for Jesus Action
- Enlarge our Territories: Enlarge our Territories says ‘Revise 377A’
- living in his grace: On S377a
- Daniel’s Place” Pro Veritas: Keep S377a!
- The Online Citizen: Outdoor demonstration planned outside St Andrew’s Cathedral

Parliament 22 Oct 2007
- The Online Citizen: Questions to be asked in Parliament by MPs

Daily Discourse
- The Police State: Democracy for Thee, But Not for Me
- The Anti Neo-Democracy Theorist: Give our students some space
- Emerican Life : Stupidity & Singapore
- Yawning Bread: Newspapers should beware of being shunned by the intelligent
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Chee Bashes Singapore Govt!!!
- My Singapore News: DPM’s responses to Timothy Cooper
- Salary.sg: Typical Millionaire

Life, the universe and everything
- The Accidental Blowjob: Follow you into the dark.
- Revival of A Singapore Teacher’s Life: PSLE Math Questions found in Straits Times

Infoblogoramus
- Mr Wang Says So: Illusions for the Weekend

October 22nd, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (4)

Born in Brazil and raised in Tokyo, Japanese-Brazilian Akemi Katsuki 樂明美 clinched a Wacoal endorsement deal when she was 15 years old. She moved to Hong Kong to further pursue her modeling career and was spotted by Taiwan agency EMS International. Now at 20 and based in Taiwan, she is dubbed as the hottest pin-up girl in Taiwan after supermodel Lin Chi Ling.

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October 22nd, 2007 | Category: Daily ChioBu | Comments (3)

Source: Stu’s Views through Ah Tiong

Section 377a
- Decay on Net: Repeal 377A
- slackerism: Repeal 377A
- The Void Deck: Flash: A New Hope
- Rantings of a Procrastinator: Shiny happy people holding hands
- mollymeek: Keep 377A . . . because homosexuality is bad
- The Universe Within: A response to “a quiet contemplation”
- My Life Journey: it starts with me
- virtuoso verses of a virologist: back from stockholm and some thoughts
- vinyarb’s Xanga Site: Gay people are not people?
- Fridae: Singapore’s repeal s377A petition tops 2,500 signatures
- Keep337A.com: Open Letter to the Prime Minister

Burmese Protests
- Pseudonymity: Singapore Squirms As Burmese Protest

Daily Discourse
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: I say “3-room HDB flats are great”, before I go home to my Bukit Timah bungalow
- Wake Up, Singapore!: If Foreigners Can, Why Can’t Singaporeans?
- What Others Say?: When 8 out of 10, Just Means 8 out of 10
- Singabloodypore: LRWC’s report on Singapore’s judiciary and legal profession
- The Online Citizen: Banned in the City Of Possibilities

Life, the universe and everything
- Geek Goddess: Pimping Zouk’s, MOS’ and FHM’s Mags -singapore shocker-
- Intelligently Retarded: Daily Escalator Jam
- Good Morning Yesterday: Answers to Roundabout Quiz
- The sometimes damsel in distress: Hunks and babes of Slingers
- Singapore Entrepreneurs: In Conversation with Louis-Guillaume, Inkiti.com
- sgForums: A sure-win method for your letter to be published by ST

Infoblogoramus
- Singapore Entrepreneurs: Start-Up@Singapore 2008 CEO Unplugged
- department of crappy engineering: airbus a380 evacuation
- The Local King: Sunshine Empire

October 19th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (4)

Jun Ji-hyun 전지현 began her career as a model after graduating from the Department of Theater and Film at Dongguk University. She landed her first movie role in 1999. Audiences started noticing her in Il Mare (remade by Hollywood as The Lake House), but it was 2001′s My Sassy Girl that won her the Best Actress award at the Daejong Film Festival in 2002 and catapulted her into international stardom. Jun Ji-hyun will be seen as Saya, the lead character in the live action version of Blood: The Last Vampire, which is slated for a Spring 2008 release in the US.

The infamous sassy girl “look” that melted men’s hearts.

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October 19th, 2007 | Category: Daily ChioBu | Comments (2)

Repeal377a.com is collecting signatures for a letter to the PM that explains why Section 337a of the Penal Code should be repealed and why doing so is for the greater good of the country. The call for signatures ends on October 19. The completed letter with all the signatures will be compiled and delivered to the Prime Minister after the closing date.

View the letter here.

Section 377a
- Pkchukiss: Anti-gay faction launches low-blow at Mr Siew Kum Hong
- My Bitching Area: 2 Rebuttals
- Hungry Guy: Stereotypes And Section 377A
- Pink.sg: Misunderstood
- Song of a Reformed Headhunter: Sign Open Letter to Prime Minister to Repeal Anti-gay Law
- if life gives me lemond i’ll make lemonade: two issues
- The Stars Are Blazin’: …No human should help another decide their love or sexual interest
- Linus Chua’s Blog: Message to the Government
- nikheart: God’s Mysterious Ways
- SPUG: Gay community appealing to PM to repeal 377A

Daily Discourse
- Yawning Bread: When warnings go unheeded
- My Singapore News: Subsidised patients demand for same standard
- Mr Wang Says So: A Flawed Survey
- Decay on Net: Singapore has more press freedom
- All and Sundry Singapore: Can You Survive On $1 A Day? Support The World Food Day. Make Poverty History
- Alice in Wonderland: Alleged nepotistic motives [of Lee Family] landed Financial Times in hotsoup
- Singapore Alternatives: Translated: Spirit of Democratic System
- SG_Ljers: Cannot wear undies only at home!
- HWZ: National Service, Thralldom

Life, the universe and everything
- The Fitness & Design Jurulatih: Looks matter? – The deception
- kennysia.com: C-In2 Men’s Push-Up Underwear Review
- Fresh Brainz 新鲜脑汁: Depressing Jobs
- MercerMachine: Katong blues
- HWZ: Regan lee case update

Infoblogoramus
- King of convinience: Asian Film Archive Presents: Roundtable and Dialogue Session with Singaporean Documentarians

October 18th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (9)

Asus Eee PC
- 3DNews: ASUS Eee PC 701: субноутбук at the price of a handheld computer [Translated Russian]
- Asus Eee PC Australia: Eee Pc Review Video 1
- NotebookReview: Asus Eee PC First Thoughts
- HotHardware: ASUS Eee PC Hand’s On Preview

Tech Talk
- Tech.co.uk: Pirates take over anti-piracy website
- Engadget: PS3 model CECHH01 lands at the FCC
- TechCrunch: Hatebook Embraces the “Evil” Side of Social Networking
- Search Engine Journal: Microsoft Live Launches Online Event Management Service
- Marketing Pilgrim: Google Hinting at Its Own Social Network?
- ars technica: Appeal in RIAA case to focus on “unconstitutionally excessive” punishment
- NYT: Led Zeppelin to Make Its Songs Available Digitally
- NEw Scientist Invention Blog: Microsoft mind reading
- Darla Mack: [Nokia] S60 Announces Touchscreen UI – Yes its True and The Podcast Proves It!
- Hardware 2.0: Vista “Out of Memory” errors
- Live SCience: Forecast: Sex and Marriage with Robots by 2050

October 18th, 2007 | Category: Daily Tech | Comments (2)

On Wednesday 17 October, millions of people from around the world will add their voices to the movement to Make Poverty History. ONE (Singapore) will be holding a Stand Up And Speak Out Against Poverty forum on Wednesday 17 October at the ballroom of the M Hotel. More about the forum at ONE (Singapore).

Not that we love Caesar less…
- The Online Citizen: Why are we still being led by one man’s philosophy?
- All and Sundry Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew Dismisses Low Press-Freedom Ranking for Singapore
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: the harshest [dumbest] yet

Pink Issues
- Fearfully Opinionated: a quiet contemplation
- Balderdash: A response to my opinion that we should not campaign to repeal 377A
- mollymeek: Hilarious Idiocy

Burma Protests
- Chemical Generation Singapore: But the Substation is indoors

Daily Discourse
- Insane Polygons: Just Passing Through
- What Others Say?: Why It’s Time To Move Beyond Mr Brown.
- In the land of the blind, one eye man is king: Peasants learn warp logic from ministers?
- The Void Deck: 15/10/2007: Flash: Swing Low
- Martyn See: One Country, Two Systems – Part ll
- Singabloodypore: In Singapore even one person cannot hold a protest
- Angry Doctor: Cow Dung 4

Life, the universe and everything
- nussu the ridge online: Afterthoughts: The Interdisciplinary Forum for climate change
- Ian on Singapore: Why All Of Us Should Not Have Children
- Simple is the Reason of my Heart: The Birthday Problem
- Abao: Buangkok Station

Infoblogoramus
- ONE (SINGAPORE): Stand Up & Speak Out Against Poverty
- International Human Rights & Solidarity: (October 12, 2007) Letter to Singapore President S R Nathan regarding Dr. Chee Soon Juan and political freedoms in Singapore [PDF Warning]

October 17th, 2007 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (36)