High Notes and Minibombs
- TOC: Has our Prime Minister gone missing again (Part Two)?
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Where does the BUCK STOP?
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: Comparison of how MAS and HKMA are handling the complaints of Lehman investors
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Victims of our leaders’ aspirations….
- Choosing my own adventure: Lim Hng Kiang again!
- Think For Me, Singapore: Hard to please Singaporeans [Thanks GT]
- Singapore and the stuff: Credit crisis jokes
Strangers in a Strange Land
- this lush garden within: Singaporeans – Stop referring to foreign workers as TALENTS
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: Yippee!!! Singapore no longer has ‘no resources’!
- Military Life: Memoirs of a Conscript in the Lion City: Citizen Soldier: Protecting 65% of Singapore using 100% of your life [Link fixed. Thanks Panzer]
- EDMW: Wong kan seng says Govt will always consider S’poreans’ interests above foreigners’
Power to Cost the People
- Choosing my own adventure: Electricity tariff hike – parliament
- Gerald Giam: Govt should play bigger role in managing price increases
- My Singapore News: Preventing supernormal profits
Parliament 20 Oct 2008
- Sgpolitics: Parliamentary Snapshots (20 & 21 Oct)
Lee vs Chee
- Singabloodypore: Singapore’s shame: ordeal of Chee Soon Juan
Melamine in my Milk
- Singapore Agnes Tan: Malaysia Julie, Khong Guan and Khian Guan biscuit found melamine
Daily Discourse
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: Economic rights before political rights for most Singaporeans
- The Void Deck: The Roomy Space for Satire in Singapore
Life, the universe and everything
- inferno’s pensieve: First Principles
- Ong Jiin Joo: One Media, One Purpose: To Inform, Move and Inspire
- Delvinlee’s Weblog: Nine Emperor Gods Festival 2008 [Thanks Delvin]
Infoblogoramus
- GoLibrary: Seeking An Audience: A Symposium on Singapore Literature in English [Thanks Laremy]
Additional plug for my bro Laremy:
Seeking An Audience: A Symposium on Singapore Literature in English
Jointly organised by the NBL and NTU’s Centre for Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, this is a Symposium for all who promote and have an interest in Singapore Literature in English.
Lee Tzu Pheng and Robert Yeo will open the symposium with a dialogue about their experiences as writers, recalling the heady days of the sixties when they and the most promising poets/writers of their generation had their beginnings, and who are now established writers with substantial bodies of work. The Symposium will also feature the generation of writers who followed them. The day will end with a cocktail reception with poetry readings and a musical performance developed by Stella Kon, author of Emily of Emerald Hill.
Admission is free. To register, please select ‘add to cart’. Registration closes on 24 October 2008. For enquiries or registration by organisations/institutions, please contact Ms Sharon Chen at 6333 7912 or email Sharon_CHEN@nlb.gov.sg
On the US campaign trial… SNL’s Palin rap. ROFLOL. Vid after the break.
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