17 January 2007
Minilee's war on GST
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Back in early November, during our hiatus, Minilee announced the next GST hike. Given that the new financial year always begins in April, an...
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02 January 2007
Saddam Hussein is dead
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Yet for all purposes, this momentous occasion cannot be commemorated with the appropriate satisfaction of justice being done, or that throug...
25 December 2006
Christmas telethon
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Christmas is pretty much the only major Western (Judeo-Christian) holiday that Chinese people can identify with. No kidding - you'll hav...
13 December 2006
Playstation3 economics explained
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Being on leave today, I went down to Sim Lim to take a look at the PS3s. And yes, they do cost about $1,600. Normally this post would be the...
05 December 2006
Seah Chiang Nee: Blogosphere moves from infantile to shrill
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Dear Readers, feeling somewhat discouraged about the state of the blogosphere and bearing the disappointments of a blog project gone wrong, ...
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09 October 2006
Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund 2006
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Don't you think Syahid deserves your support, the advertisement asks. Err... no. I'd rather support those who clearly need it - st...
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27 September 2006
How can we trust Tan Tarn How?
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Granted, the man may now be a researcher at the Institute of Policy Studies, and he may have retooled himself as an analyst and an advocate,...
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22 August 2006
NDRS focus!
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Analyses of NDRS 2006 should be filing in soon in every corner of the Singapore political blogosphere . Okay, so maybe Gayle Goh is the only...
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15 August 2006
Functionality vs aesthetics, round 843
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08 August 2006
EOL for win98, winME
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Readings from the Book of Leaves WinME died. It was some time ago, but still I don't know. There was the unfortunate case of my week-lon...
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25 July 2006
Infantilism in the blogosphere
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Soci, the founder of Singabloodypore , loves to go on about how infantile the local blogosphere is. That was last April, I believe. Half a ...
23 July 2006
Imperial Overreach, redux
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Being my sole comment on the entire Mr Brown affair. And I assure you, despite the lateness of my foray, that still no one - not even the br...
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16 July 2006
On film censorship in Singapore
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There's an interesting thread going on in Singabloodypore , sparked off by my fellow contributor Clyde posting a clip from Youtube, of R...
13 July 2006
Imperial Overreach
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Being the last in the triptych of comments on Char, Wong Kan Seng, and the NCCS Imperial Overreach Occurs when organisational forces attempt...
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10 July 2006
Flash Mob for Mr Brown
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Excerpts from the AFP: Supporters of a Singaporean blogger have gathered at a busy subway station for a silent protest at the suspension of ...
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06 July 2006
Down with the NCCS!
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The high fever stretched over the weekend, made a detour into a lung infection, finally diagnosed by SGH. With new medication, I can look fo...
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30 June 2006
Fevre Dream
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4 days facing wave after wave of high fever. And dear reader, you too must wait for the final wave to break. Beyond the waves lie a flood of...
22 June 2006
Pensées: 10 short notes on sedition
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Part I 1. Sedition complements treason and martial law: treason controls primarily the establishment, the civil service, the police and the ...
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12 June 2006
Smile 2006
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Ah, Minilee wants to welcome the world with a smile - or more precisely, he wants the entire nation to greet the IMF/World Bank conference ...
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06 June 2006
Goh Chok Tong speech decoded
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3 May 2006 - Washington, speech to reporters "The PAP is not out to have a clean sweep. What we are trying to offer is certainty of goo...
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