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Weekly Roundup: Week 42
Posted by singaporedaily on October 18th, 2008
High Notes and Minibombs
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Structured products too complex to understand
- Mr Wang Says So: How To Protect Your Money in Singapore Banks
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: Complete news blackout by mainstream media on DBS Hong Kong’s “kind” offer to compensate affected minibond holders
- Me and my thoughts: My Professional Goals
- A Singaporean: Economic Crisis - Gainers and Losers
- TOC: Angry investors turn up at Hong Lim Park to seek redress
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Minibonds : Same problem, different response
- nofearSingapore: Singapore’s Distraught Investors of Structured Products Need Help Now! (Forum Letter)
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Protest outside DBS headquarters
- TOC: Tan Kin Lian’s speech at Speakers’ Corner
- Blowin’ In The Wind: US to rescue partially Singapore-owned banks
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: No protest please, we’re Singaporeans
- Sgpolitics.net: Protests do not lead to anarchy
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Will Singapore follow Hong Kong?
- Sgpolitics.net: MAS should follow Hong Kong’s lead in securing bank deposits
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Interview with Journalist (1)
- Anonymous_X: Very costly to trust a financial adviser these days | $100,000 life savings gone
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Minibonds: No leadership in times of trouble….! [Recommended]
- Singapore Watch: Creative Journalism
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: HK: Tsang vows to get justice for minibonds investors
- The Lycan Times: DBS High Notes 5
Financial Crisis
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Time for the Social Safety Nets to be READY and in place….
- For Want of a Better Title: Who Should Pay?
- Simply Jean: Singapore is in technical recession!
- My sketchbook: Putting a brave front in face of financial crisis
- TOC: Will S’poreans “feel rich” too in retirement?
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: Lim Swee Say says it again: I’m a millionaire, but I’m still glad that I got $ in CPF..
- Feed Me To The Fish: Ripley’s Believe it or not?
- The Wayang Party Club: How the World and Singapore leaders respond to the global financial crisis
- Blowin’ In The Wind: What Singapore newspapers don’t say
- Little Speck: We need a Democratic Party [Recommended]
- My sketchbook: It’s time to check CPF monthly statement!
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: CPF the ultimate structured product
- Insane Polygons: The Age of Greed [Recommended]
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Singapore U-turn, guarantees all bank deposits
- Sgpolitics: All bank deposits will be guaranteed
Power to Cost the People despite Falling Oil Prices
- Singapore Complain Hub: Singapore Energy Crisis Ahead In The Future [Recommended]
- Choosing my own adventure: Q&A on electricity [1] [2] [3]
- Simply Jean: Going down: Pump prices. Again. (But electricity going up)
- The boy who knew too much: An unkept Singaporean promise
Lee vs Chee
- Jacob’s Weblog: The sorry state of Singapore’s judiciary
- Sgpolitics.net: Contempt of Court proceedings initiated against 3 activists
- Singapore Indian Voice: Singapore Bankrupts the Singapore Democratic Party
- Jacob’s Weblog: Singapore’s leaders should end the practice of using defamation suits to stifle political opposition - Human Rights Watch [Recommended]
- HWZ: No Kangaroo T-shirts please, we are Singaporeans
Ping Pong Pandemonium
- RedSports.sg: Table tennis coach Liu Guodong says salary offer is “insulting”
- The Singapore Sports Fan Says: Jiawei’s leaving - and there’s nothing the STTA and SSC can do about it
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: The Chronicles of Lee Bee Wah, a “Division One” Party Pooper
We don’t need no regulation
- Just Stuff: Suggested Solutions for managing e-relationships between netizens and government / Part 3 A / The Foundation
Re Education
- daphnemaia.sg: Lack of Career Guidance in the Singapore Education System
Housing
- Enblocing Singapore: How Many CSAs can a CSA CSA?
Melamine in My Milk
- EDMW: Khong Guan biscuits got 33.4ppm melamine~!
The Passing of JBJ
- TOC: JBJ Facebook group “largest” in S’pore
Daily Discourse
- The Lycan Times 狼人時報: Daily Discourse - Benny Hinn
- Princess from the Planet of Venupitarius: Money makes the crowd come round?
- two cents worth: Politics of identity and globalisation: The Singaporean Identity [Recommended]
- Choosing my own adventure: I have hot air to share
- Singapore Election Watch: They mucked up the economy and blame everything and everyone but themselves
- HWZ: PM Lee - Chillis & Onions
- The Lycan Times 狼人時報: Daily Discourse - Starbucks
- TOC: Chasing that elusive Singapore Dream
- Simply Jean: Fined for taking a nap on a park bench
- Singapore Complain Hub: Time to abolish radio and TV licence fees?
- Balderdash: I was/am/will be from RI and/or RJC, not RI(S) and/or RI(JC)!
- Mr Wang Says So: Park Benches & Public Transport Standards
- Simply Jean: SBS, SMRT fined… but who ultimately pays for it?
- TOC: How to make better use of Government “goodies”
- groundnotes: The Confused Family? [Recommended]
- A Poor Scholar: It’s all about Populism [Recommended]
- TOC: “How much does the Government care?”
- Where Bears Roam Free: Same offence, different gender, different treatment
- The Legal Janitor: Anthony Yeo: “Hai gais, I am a douchebag”
- Random Thoughts Of A Free Thinker: Highlights from “NUS Stand Up Against Poverty”
- Singabloodypore: SINGAPORE: Further world pressure to end executions
Life, the universe and everything
- The Extra Scoop: Positive Journalism?
- A L V I N O L O G Y: Singapore’s Worst Website - NS.SG?
- Delvinlee’s Weblog: Singapore Biennale 2008 @ South Beach [Thanks Delvin]
- Singapore Fountain Pen: The Worst Taxis In The World And Other Taxi Stories
- theurbanwire: What do we know about politics?
- the(new)mediaslut: Does it pay to be a journalist in Singapore?
- Military Life: The Guard Post (2008): A Film review by a reservist conscript in the Lion City
- ringisei: ARTSingapore 2008 impressions
- Vinyarb: learn as you pay (your parking fines!) [Thanks Richard]
- The Fire in my Life: Singpost Admail not solving root of problems [Thanks ecko as]
- Balderdash: Historical places of worship in Singapore
Infoblogaramus
- Otterman speaks: MPA maritime heritage exhibition: 17-19 Oct @ Vivocity
- Otterman speaks: Additional screenings: Diminishing Memories I & II: 15 Oct - 1 Nov at The Arts House
October 18th, 2008 at 10:31 am
Hello Brotherhood,
I just want to remind all of you, AIMS (Mr Cheong etc) will be ending their consultation on the 30th Sept. May I ask when are we going to get to see the final 3.B part. I believe if you guys can share it bfr then, this would be a good opportunity for all of us to chip in with our POVs, just a thought.
Thanks :)
October 18th, 2008 at 2:11 pm
Hi Hello Kitty,
The recommendations have already been completed i.e Part 3.B.
That much I can assure you all.
However, for some reason, they (the brotherhood) will ONLY release it on the 30th Sept 2008 at precisely 2359 hr / I believe it will be released in APICS<STRANGELANDS<JUST STUFF<HERE<INTELLIGENT SINGAPOREAN<PHI BETA KAPPA and in 22 other sites.
I don’t know why they have scheduled it in that manner, but whatever it is.
I am certain they have a very good reason for doing so.
Reg
Y2K
October 18th, 2008 at 3:13 pm
The brotherhood would like to thank the royal creche for funding the ASDF report.
At a time, when there is so little to cheer about, it is heartening to note, they have come through with a generous donation to make this all possible for all of us in blogosphere.
Her royal highness, the lady of the lake and her consort, Baroness Ampurna wishes the whole blogosphere good speed and better days.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdt6B1I0Cs4&feature=related
This report is in honor of Darkness wherever he is - in the words of the lady of lake,
“In loving memory, forever more. You will live on in our hearts.”
Thank you
Y2K