Weekly Roundup: Week 44

“The fact is, everything that has happened since [your massive pay rise], from electricity hikes to Mas Selamat to Melamine is being blamed on you because you have set yourselves up as infallible leaders. It doesn’t matter if you can’t control these events. The fact is, Singaporeans will take every opportunity to strike out at you because you’ve set yourself up to be struck at…”
Khayce
“That is the way the world is… you marry a non-graduate, then you worry about whether or not your son or daughter is going to make it to the university!”
Lee Kuan Yew
High Notes and Minibombs
- TOC: “Non-vulnerable” deserve a chance at pay-out
- Wayang Party Club: Over 500 disgruntled investors turn up to protest against MAS’s inaction
- Singabloodypore: Hong Lim Park: Over 500 disgruntled investors turn up to protest against MAS’s inaction [Vids]
- Sgpolitics: Updates on the Lehman-linked structured products fiasco
- Blowin’ In The Wind: PM Lee no Greenspan: Confidence unshaken
- Bad News on the Doorstep: PM did not address the real issue
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Call for Public Inquiry – some views
- The Void Deck: Minibond – Where Do We Go Now?
- Singapore Alternatives: MAS responsibility in Minibonds– Moral Hazards
- Dr Cynic and Mr Idealist: The hapless Singaporeans
- Me and my thoughts: On Lemon Brothers Issue (Again)
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Why all DBS HN5 investors should be fully compensated!
- Almost Infamous: The Minibonds Issue [Recommended. Part on Gov is spot on]
- Chemical Generation Singapore: The Minibond Compensation
- Singapore Alternatives: This is what Minibonds is all about!
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Blog for High Note investors
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Petition #4 – Review Complaint Handling Process
- Sgpolitics.net: Lehman-linked structured products tragedy exposes persistent flaws in our financial planning industry
- The Wayang Party Club of Singapore: How much public funds did PAP Town Councils lose in total from the failed minibond investments? [Recommended]
- Almost Infamous: The Minibonds Continued
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Minibonds a HORRIBLE PRODUCT
- My Singapore News: For the worth of $500 million!
- Singapore Life and Times: Toxic Towns
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Mini-bond investor gives his view
- Wayang Party Club of Singapore: Is it time for us to look into the accounts of PAP Town Councils?
- Jeflin’s Investment Blog: Flush DBS High Notes 5 Down The Drain
- Chemical Generation Singapore: Oops No Compensation Now
- Being a Working Mother: DBS High Notes and Lehman Minibonds
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Minibonds..and finally a few words from PM Lee….
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: PAP Town Councils bought minibonds….
- TOC: Town Councils investments – be accountable to constituents
- Wayang Party Club: MAS sidelines Tan Kin Lian in a deft move to reclaim initiative from him
Financial Crisis
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: What will happen to our IRs/Casinos..?
- Singapore Life and Times: 10,000 duds?
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Govt can create jobs, boost economy: Keynes
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Singapore newspaper’s amazing knowledge gap
- My sketchbook: Job of a politician-restoring confidence of the public
- Simply Jean: Entrepreneurship in the midst of a global financial crisis?
Gospel of Harry: Marry Graduates Good, Marry Non-Graduates Bad
- The Lionheart: Eugenics, Education, Economics
- Readings From A Political Duo-ble: The perils of Lee and his theory on assortative mating
- Me and my thoughts: LKY and his silly remarks
- Toadjuice: Assortative Mating.. I like..
- Singapore Indian Voice: NONSENSE: MM Lee on “assortative mating”
- TOC: MM Lee on “assortative mating” [Vid]
- My sketchbook: Primitive mind
- Balderdash: Minister Menthor Lee Kwan Yew
- vinyarb: Looking for a mate? Look out for assortative mate!
- To Fix a Mocking Peasant: Designer Marriages (Or: Why my parents should have been graduates)
- The Lycan Times : Daily Discourse – Eugenics
Parliament 25 Aug 2008
- Siew Kum Hong: Speech on Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) (Amendment) Bill: 25 August 2008
Fixing the Opposition
- Enjoy the Breeze: Should opposition parties change government policies?
- Enjoy the Breeze: A new political landscape?
- Singapore Kopitiam Forum: Is democracy truly attainable?
- Sgpolitics.net: A weblog on politics and current Singapore Democrats meet Anwar Ibrahim’s daughter
Lee vs Chee
- Chia Ti Lik’s Blog: Tak Boleh Tahan trial – The first 2 days
- Jaslyn Go’s Blog: The trial begins – [Part 1 The Dilemma] [Part 2]
- Singabloodypore: THE CHARGE
- Singabloodypore: Take Action for courageous Singaporeans
- Chia Ti Lik’s Blog: TBT Trial 3rd & 4th day – The question of Equality – Article 12 Singapore Constitution
- Singabloodypore: Arguments on constitution continue on day 4 of trial
We Don’t Need No Regulation
- JUST STUFF: Suggested Solutions for managing e-relationships between netizens and government / Part 3 B / The Strategic Initiative (The Final Chapter)
Censorship and Pink Issues
- Beautiful Monster: Queer academia and Singapore: some thoughts
SG Press rank 141 and falling | The Misquoting of Agnes Lin?
- TOC: TOC Exclusive – Agnes Lin: a victim of the ST?
- The Lycan Times 狼人時報: Daily Discourse – Agnes Lin
Power to Cost the People
- A long and arduous road of an entrepreneur: Energy (Electricity) Conservation Tax [Recommended]
Paper Chase
- Mr Wang Says So: The Foreigner’s Guide to Getting A Subsidised University Education in Singapore
Re Education
- Singapore Educational Consultants: A rose-tinted view of Singapore’s education system [Recommended]
Strangers in a Strange Land
- The Legal Janitor: This dude gets it yo
Transport, a hole in our pockets
- Singapore Complain Hub: Double Standards in Transportation Fees for Tertiary Students
Hong Lim Park
- Jacob’s Weblog: Pictures of a Fast at Speakers’ Corner
Melamine in my Milk
- Sg Food Fads: Malaysian made Biscuits affected by Melamine [Thanks ecko]
- Singapore Complain Hub: Julie’s biscuits banned
Daily Discourse
- still me: Talk is cheap?
- The Constitution Times: Why I don’t write about Singapore Politics?
- Singapore Skeptic: The cost of middle-class living in Singapore
- TOC: A measure of dissent [Recommended]
- Enjoy the Breeze: Is it time for a new opposition party?
- TOC: The Elected Presidency and future non-PAP govts
- TOC: Nation-building or party-building?
- Readings From A Political Duo-ble: NSW bureaucrats pay rise. Copying the autocrats
- Sgpolitics.net: Las Vegas Sands woes to delay Marina IR opening?
- Singapore Skeptic: The cost of middle-class living in Singapore
- The Legal Janitor: Is this guy for real?
- Winter is Coming: Its Time ST did the Right Thing
- groundnotes: Leadership: Doing and Saying [Recommended]
- TOC: Town Council explains herb garden removal
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Undergraduate reply to Prof Lan
- Aussie Pete: Singaporean Fraudsters Con The Kiwis
- The eOK .network: Friendster still #1 in Singapore
Life, the universe and everything
- inter alia: Singapore Lags behind Europe in Recycling
- Alamak: SingTel Colour-Me-Tones: Cancel if you don’t need it
- Cooler Insights: How China Could Resolve Its Growing Consumer Crisis
- Delvinlee’s Weblog: The 7 Storey Hotel – A memorial [Thanks Delvin]
- Singapore Agnes Tan: Upcoming Halloween Parties in Singapore
- Yawning Bread: From Alexandra Hospital to Washington: The currency of race
- Balderdash: Avenue Q
Infoblogoramus
- Balderdash: Zomb-Out! update from Superfly
- Otterman speaks: Donorweb revamped!


November 2nd, 2008 at 3:24 pm
There is a really good message in the finale song of Avenue Q.
“It’s only for now.”
The original version (England) it is funnier and there are some very funny Gary Coleman jokes(which might be censered hope not) if watched it here. The Broadway version is nice too.
Spoiler: There are 2 monster (the bears doesn’t count) in Avenue Q. One is Trekkie,an internet Entrepreneur, and K.t. (teaching assistant) fill in the blank.