27 April 2005
The SAF Clown Show Continues
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Clerk: When will you be coming down to collect your certificate? Me: This Thursday or Friday. Clerk: Our opening hours are 10 to 4. Friday...
The Japanese Do South Park
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Kawaii ne? Ne?
21 April 2005
Habemus Papam!
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Wail and gnash your teeth, ye liberals! Cardinal Ratzinger, the prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith - in plain English...
15 April 2005
Elected President Sweepstakes
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SR Nathan hints that he prefers retirement. Frankly, what's the difference? I've only seen him attend concerts and charity shows sin...
14 April 2005
Teach
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There was yet another article in the Straits Times yesterday about the beleagered profession, that manages to even further dilute and dimini...
01 April 2005
Job of the Year: Early Predictions for 2005
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Continuing a recurring topic of this blog... Here are your predictions on the state of the job market of 2005! Prognosis: The economy has im...
31 March 2005
Age-old patterns
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Applied for job with Shell. If anything, I felt my answer to their question on the global challenge on water might've lost it for me. We...
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29 March 2005
Names changed to protect the innocent
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Overheard on the internet: akikonomu> Oh dear... sounds like the pope is about to be mortal gnu> I don't get why they don't le...
28 March 2005
Advice for Andy Ho: Don't write what you don't understand
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Advice for Andy Ho of the Straits Times: Don't write about what you don't understand "Dr" Andy Ho is a "senior writer...
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In the beginning was the illusio...
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Hi, I'm Aki. For the good part of the past 3 years, I've been blogging elsewhere, but many readers complained that the blog service ...
04 March 2005
Claims of Singapore's economic woes purely anecdotal
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"For more accurate news, read the Straits Times" edition Today morning, a position for a presenter for a small radio station drew...
25 February 2005
Facing the incomprehensible: Lessons from Kafka's Trial
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Kafka's The Trial is required reading at high school level in most societies, perhaps because Eng. Lit. teachers have found this the pe...
23 February 2005
Most surreal interview. Ever
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Okay, not the most surreal since the geezer wasn't bonking a camel at the table while interviewing me... But still, what does it mean wh...
21 February 2005
Lessons from Job
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And we're back to God, his problem, and our problem with him... The sole source of the Bible grappling with the problem of evil is in th...
16 February 2005
Theodicy II
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Theodicy was first coined in the 18th century by the philosopher Liebniz. While the field of philosophy loves to formulate problems as abstr...
15 February 2005
Theodicy: Tsunamis, the problem of evil, the problem for God
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There was a tsunami in the region almost two months ago. Yes, it's a little late to start reporting it, but it isn't too late to exa...
07 February 2005
Hub around the world
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or, NOT the starhub advertisement you know EXT. ORCHARD RD – DAY TWO rowdy young men step out of a mall. They look like they haven’t had eno...
04 February 2005
More Notes from a Very Small Island and Its Funny Proxy Technology
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Few days ago, I described a workaround to Singnet's fluctuating proxy servers. But how and why does it work? Singapore's leaders dec...
01 February 2005
More specialist blogs
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Recently I've landed a freelance writing stint for a scientific trade magazine. After a few hiccups, I'm proud to report it's no...
28 January 2005
Singnet Service Outtage
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or, More Funny Proxy Technology from Disneyland with the Speakers Corner In plain English, Singapore Singnet's proxy servers to all fore...
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