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Archive for August 4th, 2008

Daily SG: 4 Aug 2008

43 years, from nation to multinational
- Just Stuff: In Search of A Place Called Home – A Study on the Philosophy of NDP
- Insane Polygons: The Hotel In The Jungle
- My Singapore News: 43 years of Independence!
- No political films please, we’re Singaporeans: Democracy, Justice, Equality, Peace, Progress
- Jacob’s Weblog: Aug 9, 1965 – Aug 9, 2008 -…

ERPains, Trains & Automobiles
- Extreme Prejudice: Transportation and ERP..
- Anonymous_X: Shame on you, SBS Transit & SMRT!!
- Winter is Coming: Here We Go Again…Again

Yes to Minister pay raise, no to worker wage raise
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Lim Swee Say : The man and his Logic…..
- Insane Polygons: Adventures of Elite Girl ep0040

Inflation
- the(new)mediaslut: SG minstry “no comment” gives opposition activist limelight
- Singapore Life and Times: On the road again

Fixating the Opposition
- Sgpolitics.net: PAP’s monopoly on political space and political ideology

Lee vs Chee
- Sgpolitics.net: American girl writes to Congress on Gopalan Nair

Singaporeans, A Dying Breed
- TOC: Best place to live in but how many are leaving?

Housing
- Jacob’s Weblog: So tell me, how much do HDB flats actually cost??

Indignation 2008
- TOC: Building Bridges: Indignation 2008

Daily Discourse
- Yawning Bread: More changes to electoral system in the offing?
- Desparatebeep: What’s Wrong with Being Privilleged?

Life, the universe and everything
- Mr Wang Says So: Life And How To Survive It
- Sam’s Thoughts: Goh the bagpipe player
- Balderdash: The world’s ten oldest jokes
- Ong Jiin Joo: Baby’s First Internet
- eastcoastlife: eastcoastlife’s Ghostly Ancestors are Home

Infoblogoramus
- Rambling Librarian: The Creative Commons Connection (Part 1): Molly Kleinman, on Creative Commons and Copyright, (Part 2) My grouse with Copyright
- Catherimlim.sg: ST feature: Little Ironies
- Singabloodypore: Mugabe sneaks off to Singapore

Thanks for all the encouragement.
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Daily ChioBu: Aya Hirayama

Aya Hirayama 平山あや (平山绫) is a Japanese actress best known (to me anyway) for her roles in Water Boys, Tokyo Tower and Haruka 17 (as the lead Haruka). Hirayama is a protege of Japanese talent agency Hori Production, where she first auditioned at the age of 14. Under Hori, she learnt to sing, dance and act. She did photo shoots, TV commercials, TV variety show appearances and dramas, before making her movie debut in 2000. Hirayama’s latest film is “Kagehinata ni Saku” (Bloom in the shade), where she plays a struggling pop singer in Akihabara.

Pictures after the break.

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You Will Not Be Forgotten
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam
5 Jan 1926 - 30 Sep 2008

For the sword outwears its sheath, and the soul wears out the breast. And the heart must pause to breathe, and love itself have rest.


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