Project Eyeball, 12 September 2000
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Title Section11 2000-09-12 1 projecteyeball. eyeball.asiaLcom.sg Mita (p) 077/02/2000 Tuesday, September 12, 2000 80 CENTS11 words
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Article, Illustration95 2000-09-12 1 It’ll be hard to figure out who attracted more attention at Lina Ng’s grand wedding dinner at the Orchard Hotel last night the bride or her bridesmaids. Decked out in similar gowns and perfectly coiffed and all dolled up, (from left) Kym Ng, YvonnePictures: Dominic Ong - 95 words
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Advertisement127 2000-09-12 1 Hot mss Is there money for low-profile sports? Sportsmen say it’s an uphill task raising funds for non-traditional pursuits such as mountaineering, flying, shooting, or events like the Eco-Challenge, but should it be a concern of the Government? See Page 3 Is sponsorship a lost cause for low-profile sports? Tell127 words
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Advertisement210 2000-09-12 1 ‘ldiot!’ Rubens Barrichello (right) calls Heinz-Harald Frentzen an idiot and blames him for the fatal crash at Monza. Frentzen blames Barrichello. David Coulthard blames race organisers. Pedro de la Rosa simply doesn’t know what hit him. The second chicane crash at the Italian Grand Prix has everyone in a tizzy.210 words
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News & Views
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Article94 2000-09-12 2 STAR of The Gladiator, Russell Crowe, has just earned himself a new title “The Blabiator”. Set to appear in Jodie Foster’s upcoming film Flora Plum, Crowe told Australian TV that his band’s song Other Ways Of Speaking was inspired by Foster. He said it was about “meeting somebody you94 words
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Article, Illustration36 2000-09-12 2 Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat helps carry the coffin of Bashir Barghouti, a minister in the first Palestinian cabinet and a veteran leader, at his funeral in the West Bank city of Ramallah yesterday. APAP - 36 words
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Article, Illustration411 2000-09-12 2 Eugene Wee - Government compensation for sector’s early liberalisation By Eugene Wee THE Government will shell out almost $2 billion to compensate telecommunications giants SingTel and Star Hub for its decision to bring forward the liberalisation of the local telecommunications market by two years. As a result of the411 words
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Article, Illustration209 2000-09-12 2 Francis Kan - By Francis Kan SINGTEL shares, which saw a healthy bull run yesterday, are expected to see another rally today, said analysts interviewed last night. This is because some felt that the compensation paid to Sing Tel was more than they had expected. Another reason:209 words
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Article, Illustration894 2000-09-12 3 Denyse Yeo - It’s an uphill task raising funds for less traditional pursuits, say sportsmen By Denyse Yeo SHOW me the money! That’s the common refrain of sportsmen the world over in getting sponsorship. Sadly, it seems to be more a case of “where is the moolah?”894 words
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Article, Illustration90 2000-09-12 3 ‘We also look at their performance and potential performance. And they have to be committed, dedicated and have positive values Melissa Tham Nike’s marketing and communications manager They had attitude, guts and determination. They deserved to be given a chance. BG(NS) BoeyTakHap CEO and president of90 words
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422 2000-09-12 4 Sue-Ann Chia - THREE STEPS TO A STRONGER ASEAN By Sue-Ann Chia sueann@sph.com.sg THE economic crisis may be behind us, but nagging negative perceptions remain. “The crisis had set back Asean’s economic dynamism and raised doubts about Asean’s credibility and relevance as a regional organisation,” said Acting422 words
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Article, Illustration399 2000-09-12 4 Ng Hwee Koon - Film fest among the new ideas from the Promote Mandarin Council By Ng Hwee Koon hweekoon@sph.com.sg THE way to a man’s tongue is through “fun and entertainment”, rather than by rote. Well, that’s what the Promote Mandarin Council seems to think at least.LawKian Yan - 399 words
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Article195 2000-09-12 4 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday he would hand over some duties to his deputy to prepare for the leadership succession. Mahathir, 74, said he would pay more attention to party matters than government-related affairs and might not– AFP - 195 words
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Article, Illustration698 2000-09-12 6 Thao Hua - Traditional docs going high-tech By Thao Hua thoath@sph.com.sg THIS is where traditional Chinese medicine meets modern Singapore. It is where ancient ways of healing are carefully packaged and marketed to take advantage of an industry that totalled $72 million in trade last year. At ECMHedy Khoo - 698 words
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Article473 2000-09-12 6 Thao Hua WHEN he was 31, stockbroker Pang Eng Yean never worried about his health. The main drive of his life has always been his career. He worked late hours and weekends, forgot to take meals and was obsessed with numbers. He admitted that he– Thao Hua - 473 words
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Article, Illustration521 2000-09-12 7 Denyse Yeo - Latin moves heat up dance scene By Denyse Yeo denyse@sph.com.sg SALES engineer Webster Low makes sure he heads down to three different night spots a week. But he isn’t there to guzzle beer or to pull the birds. He’s there to shake his bon bon toDesmond Wet - 521 words
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Article, Illustration658 2000-09-12 8 Ng Hwee Koon - More ditch their degrees in favour of dotcoms By Ng Hwee Koon hweekoon@sph.com.sg IN A few more months he would have been awarded his master’s degree. But Richard Goh of iHive could not wait for that. He quit school a year ago to start aWang Hui Fen - 658 words
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Article165 2000-09-12 8 THINKING of quitting school to pursue your dotcom dream? Maybe not yet. These people may have pulled it off with a certain degree of success, but look at what they had firmed up before taking the plunge: Sam and Richard had a team of six founders who165 words
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Local LOG
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Article131 2000-09-12 10 TWO officers from the Animal Control Section of the former Primary Production Department were fined $7,000 each for negligently causing the death of a 59-year-old man while shooting stray dogs. Loh Kar Seng, 43, a technical support officer and Heng Bak Tong, 56, a dog shooter, were putting131 words
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Article99 2000-09-12 10 A MEDICAL researcher who has been a paraplegic since the age of two has won the Asean Youth Service award for community service. The award recognises outstanding contributions by Asean youth and youth organisations in regional development and cooperation. Dr Tan, an accomplished wheelchair athlete, has been99 words
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Article110 2000-09-12 10 SONY Singapore yesterday sacked 15 employees from its consumer service division because of falling repairs and a decline in product prices. The retrenched employees are mainly technicians and support staff in their late 30s and 40s. Two were women. Sony said that fewerrepairs in the division110 words
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Article187 2000-09-12 10 Twenty-nine charged with ‘waging war’ against Malaysian king AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia’s first ever treason trial started yesterday with 29 members of the Islamic Al-Ma’unah cult appearing in court to answer charges of “waging war” against the Malaysian king. The offence is punishable by hanging or– AFP - 187 words
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Article, Illustration69 2000-09-12 10 Orchard Hotel’s ballroom rang with the laughter of lively flower girls last night when popular City Beat host Lina Ng married longtime beau Mike Lam. The star-studded event was attended by 1,000 guests, including Caldecott queen Zoe Lay, and a fashionably late Fann Wong. Log on to toDominic Ong - 69 words
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World WIDE
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143 2000-09-12 10 Reuters JAKARTA Indonesia’s police chief General Rusdihardjo yesterday vowed that the country was ready to disarm the pro-Jakarta gangs, who butchered three United Nations aid workers near the troubled border between East and West Timor. The UN closed its West Timor operations after pro-Jakarta– Reuters - 143 words
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137 2000-09-12 10 AP VIENNA Opec’s agreement to boost oil output by 3 per cent may not add enough new crude to world markets to roll fuel prices back from 10-year highs, said industry analysts. Analysts warned that the bulk of the increase, which was roughly– AP - 137 words
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Article, Illustration449 2000-09-12 11 3 Malaysians abducted Wires KOTA KINABALU Just when you thought it was safe to go diving off Malaysia, heavily-armed gunmen have again stormed an East Malaysian dive resort taking three Malaysians hostage and fleeing on Sunday in the second such kidnapping in less than five months.– Wires; Bong Fortin; AFP - 449 words
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Article264 2000-09-12 11 RUSSIAN WOE AFP MOSCOW A vodka war is raging in Russia. Distillers have been killed, hundreds of thousands of illicit bottles seized and more than 20,000 people have died since January after drinking bootleg liquor. The “kings of vodka” are locked in a ruthless struggle– AFP - 264 words
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Article328 2000-09-12 13 Sports firms try to do outdo each other Washington Post SYDNEY Every Olympic Games promises to reveal which athletes are the strongest and fastest and reach the highest heights. The Sydney Games, which begin this week, may carve out a new category of excellence: Who is– Washington Post - 328 words
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Article, Illustration181 2000-09-12 13 Swimmings Jenny Thompson, Michael Klim, Amy van Dyken Speedo’s shark suits, body suits with V-shaped ridges that look and feel like shark skin. Athletics: Marion Jones, Cathy Freeman Nike’s sleek, hooded, speed suits that warm and compress muscles for enhanced performance. Donovan Bailey, Ato Boldon Adidas shoesAFP; Reuters - 181 words
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Article, Illustration529 2000-09-12 13 US DIVER KEPT HIS ‘PRIZE’ FOR 80 YEARS Reuters But these are only the most obvious of the multitude of scientifically designed and lab-produced apparel to be unveiled at the Olympics. The Games are the ultimate fashion runway and technological testing ground for sports– Reuters; AFP - 529 words
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Article499 2000-09-12 14 Big bugging operation helps New York police nab mobsters NYT NEW YORK Ever wondered how undercover police detectives make sure that a reputed mob figure whom they are investigating sits at the right table in a fast-food restaurant the one that’s bugged? Well, police– NYT - 499 words
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Article126 2000-09-12 14 THE lengths that the police went to nab their man: Robert Callus, 40, the primary investigator on the case, known as Operation Textbook, convinced the judge that he could direct his target to the bugged table with a series of careful chess-like moves. He occupied and vacated certain tables and126 words
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Article, Illustration43 2000-09-12 14 Reuters A protester in a wash symbolising money-driven corporate types (above) demonstrating against the World Economic Forum conference in Melbourne, Australia. Another protester (left) was among those severely beaten up in a street clash with the state police. AFPReuters; AFP - 43 words
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456 2000-09-12 14 PATIENTS BUY AND SELL ON INTERNET LAT-WP WASHINGTON As increasing numbers of women seek treatment for infertility, sky-high costs and skimpy insurance coverage have created a thriving underground market in patient-to-patient drug sales. Thousands, it seems, are obtaining fertility drugs at discount prices fromLAT-WP - 456 words
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Article, Illustration58 2000-09-12 16 Some two dozen Indonesian protesters burning a mock car in front of an exhibition of luxury cars in downtown Jakarta yesterday. The group was protesting against the sale of luxury cars while most of the country is still suffering from the impact oj the economic crisis whichAFP - 58 words
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Article, Illustration82 2000-09-12 16 Straits Times Index (STI) Top 3 Active VOLUME CENTS SingTel 11,452,000 278.0 Federal 10,903,000 26.0 PacCent MLCW*****5 5,701,000 12.5 Top 3 Gainers CENTS SPH100 2810 50 1.8 SPH 2810 30 1.1 DBS 2160 30 1.4 Total number of gainers: 53 Top 3 Losers CENTS PacCent 2070 -140 -6.3 Venture82 words
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Article169 2000-09-12 16 Francis Kan - Francis Kan www.go-events, com YOU’VE just got an e-mail (or a holler) from your boss who wants to know when and where Singapore Comdex is going to be held this year. And, he wants to know it now! Well before you trip over yourself looking169 words
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476 2000-09-12 16 Francis Kan - Before investing in a virtual bank, check out brick-and-mortar offerings By Francis Kan francisk@sph.com.sg INTERNET-ONLY bank finatiQ, shook up the staid fixed-deposit (FD) market when it introduced its 3 per cent guaranteed-return product currently the highest in the market earlier this year. But before476 words
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Article, Illustration90 2000-09-12 18 They may be from the same family, but there are some notable differences between them. Eyeball checks out Motorola’s new Timeport P 7689 (far right) and the VBOBB and gives you the lowdown: Talktime: V 808& Three hours talktime; 100 hours standby P 7689: Three hours talktime; 140Law Kian Yan - 90 words
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Article488 2000-09-12 18 Nokia phones beat its offerings MOTOROLA’S new cellphones, the VBOBB and Timeport P 7689, were both designed with an eye on the future. Nice try, but Nokia still beats both in the SMS and userfriendliness department. THE VBOBB THE successor to the V 3688, the VBOBB follows488 words
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Article688 2000-09-12 18 VALUE DROPS $18 BILLION SAN FRANCISCO A slowdown in online advertising is translating into a painful comedown for the Internet’s glamour stock, Yahoo! Corp, and other popular websites that sell ads to pay their bills. The Santa Clara-based company’s market value has plunged by688 words
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Article220 2000-09-12 19 Microsoft, Ericsson team up AFP MICROSOFT has stepped into the WAP ring with telecom firm Ericsson to make Internet access through cellphones available worldwide by the end of the year. The deal between the two industry leaders, announced yesterday, marks Microsoft’s entry into the wireless communications sector,– AFP - 220 words
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Article, Illustration42 2000-09-12 19 AFP A smiling Peter Houghton, 61, holding the revolutionary Jarvik 2000 artificial heart, similar to the one implanted in him in June at Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital. The tiny implement gave Houghton, from Edgbaston, a new lease of life.AFP - 42 words
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Tech FILES
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Article88 2000-09-12 19 CHANNEL News Asia (http://www.channelnews asia.com) reported that software firm Symantec has announced the beta release of the world’s first anti-virus technology for the Palm OS platform. Symantec Anti Virus examines the applications stored on your Palm and searches for malicious agents like viruses and worms.88 words
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Article91 2000-09-12 19 HACKERS have stolen the credit card numbers of over 15,000 customers of Western Union, a money-transferring company, said a report on CNet.com. The information was pinched from the company’s website which was left unprotected while in maintenance. No cases of fraud stemming from the theft have been91 words
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Article, Illustration40 2000-09-12 19 Reuters A man looking past a billboard promoting foreign cellphones in central Beijing yesterday. China Telecom wants to lay off 200,000 staff from its over half -a-million workforce in a drive to be ‘internationally competitive’ within five years.Reuters - 40 words
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Article124 2000-09-12 19 A REPORT on CNN’s website (http://www.cnn.com) said that the Guinness Book Of Records has split its “Most Downloaded Woman on the Web” category in two- one for free sites and one for pay sites. The Most Downloaded Woman from a paid site is Web entrepreneur Danni Ashe,124 words
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Article73 2000-09-12 19 LYCOS Asia has launched a new product that aims to help Asian surfers better manage their Internet lifestyle. In a report carried by ZDNet Asia (http://zdnetasia.com), the product, called Lycos Asia Contact, is a suite of free services available in English and Chinese. Contact73 words
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Article64 2000-09-12 19 WARNER Music Group plans to sell digital downloads of 100 songs, starting November. A report on ZDNet.com said that artistes whose works can be purchased through the Net include Paul Simon and Barenaked Ladies. Warner is also expected to expand its online catalogue to over64 words
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Article, Illustration500 2000-09-12 20 David Kushner - ‘Thresh’ goes into business instead SALON.COM By David Kushner DENNIS “Thresh” Fong is the Michael Jordan of electronic gamers. Over the past several years, Fong has proved unbeatable in Doom and Quake tournaments, scoring everything from a Microsoft sponsorship to a Ferrari donated by the500 words
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Article, Illustration654 2000-09-12 20 Scott Rosenberg - By Scott Rosenberg LAST month I let my subscription to PC Magazine lapse. Subscriptions come and go, but this was no short-term dalliance. I’d been getting the magazine for about a decade and a half, since the days when a 386-processor-based system wasYen Meng Jiin - 654 words
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Article, Illustration464 2000-09-12 21 Jeannette Ng - What price culture By Jeannette Ng jeanng@sph.com.sg ‘Shakespeare doesn’t pay’ (Aug 31) If It can’t be cashed, don’t bother* (Sept 5) A WWW, it’s been tough for that much-maligned something called “literature”. Pradas, Porsches, Cold Storage groceries and Delifrance sandwiches have so far been found to be way more importantPaui Frit Krv A - 464 words
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Article, Illustration500 2000-09-12 22 ‘E-books yet to make headway in Singapore’ (Sept 11) LET me put the e-books issue into perspective. A common misconception of an e-book is a gadget (the size of a PDA) that has to be lugged around. Allow me to introduce a great website: http://aalbc.com/ ebooks/ Allaboutebooks.htmPaul Eric Roca - 500 words
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Article343 2000-09-12 22 ALEX TAN ‘ls the Government more willing to listen now? 1 (Sept 6) JUDGING from the Government’s response to public views (including Catherine Lim’s article), it may be said that the Government is more tolerant to its detractors. But it is just being tolerant. WeALEX TAN - 343 words
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199 2000-09-12 22 SHOCKWAVE ‘Film cuts big bucks’ (Sept 7) DIRECTORS and producers know that the two key ingredients for a potential blockbuster are sex and violence. Controversial movies perpetually attract sizeable crowds. Basic Instinct and Natural Born Killers are classic examples. Film distributors are profit-driven.SHOCKWAVE - 199 words
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Miscellaneous19 2000-09-12 2 Qood morning! Slightly hazy and partly cloudy. High: 32C 1 Low: 26C Tides: 11.11AM/2.5M 10.37PM/2.7M Met Service: http:/ www.gov.sg/metsin19 words
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Advertisement53 2000-09-12 3 Is sponsorship a lost cause for low-profile sports? What is your take on the matter? Share your views at http://eyeball. asial.com.sg Read what Everest mountaineering pioneer David Lim has to say about adventure sports getting funding from government bodies in his recent letter to The Straits Times. At http://straitstimes.asial. com.sg/forum/53 words
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Advertisement48 2000-09-12 14 Learn more about the issue of infertility from the following websites: http:// www.ihr.com/ infertility/provider A look at the criteria of choosing an infertility clinic. Plus a list of clinics in US, UK, Canada and Australia. http:/ www.aboutinfertilitv.com/ infertility-specialists.htm Rules of thumb to decide when to seek infertility treatment.48 words
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EyeSport
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343 2000-09-12 23 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS’ LEAGUE Wires PARIS Real Madrid has got itself into financial strife and it has to save itself the only way it knows on the football field. The European champions have piled up massive debts that have led to doubts about– Wires - 343 words
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Article, Illustration758 2000-09-12 23 Italian GP ‘should have been stopped’ Wires MCLAREN’S David Coulthard has hit out at Italian Grand Prix organisers for refusing to stop the race following a second-corner crash that left a fire safety marshall dead. The much-maligned Monza track’s Formula One future is under a cloud– Wires; AP; AFP - 758 words
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Extra TIME
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Article, Illustration339 2000-09-12 24 Chelsea boss Vialli willing to pay $10m, says report Wires WEST Ham could be forced to part with Paolo Di Canio to help ease their financial situation. Italian newspapers reported on Sunday that Chelsea manager Gianluca Vialli would be willing to pay as much– Wires; Reuters - 339 words
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Matter of FACT
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Article, Illustration399 2000-09-12 24 Adam Hashidy - OLYMPIC GAMES By Adam Hashidy hashidy@sph.com.sg NOT too long ago, the Olympics was all about men. We gasped at their sculpted arms, bumpy abs and jagged quads as they tried to get faster, further and higher. But the genetic landscape has altered and, fortunately, theReuters - 399 words
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Article93 2000-09-12 25 AFP THE multi-million-dollar Olympic Games business is booming, International Olympic Committee vice-president and marketing supremo Dick Pound said yesterday in Sydney. Income is well above the revenue from the 1996 Atlanta Games, and television coverage is expected to total 40 billion viewer hours, Pound told lOC members attending– AFP - 93 words
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Article, Illustration65 2000-09-12 25 Reuters WORLD shotput champion C J Hunter, husband of Marion Jones, has withdrawn from the Sydney Olympics because of a knee injury. “Marion and I had been looking forward to competing together in Sydney, but injuries are part of the game,” Hunter said by telephone from Los– Reuters; Reuters - 65 words
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Article47 2000-09-12 25 AP THE US Olympic men’s basketball team cancelled practice yesterday as thousands of protesters surrounded their hotel in Melbourne in demonstrations against an economic conference held at the same site. The US Women’s team, however, walked through the crowds to get to their bus.– AP - 47 words
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Article, Illustration476 2000-09-12 25 Swimming coach says dope helps them Wires SYDNEY Australian coach Don Talbot applauded as his star swimmers were marched away for drug testing. Talbot can’t do anything else. He is one of the most vocal antiChina... oops, anti-drug campaigners around. He has to stand and– Wires; AFP - 476 words
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199 2000-09-12 25 -AFP SYDNEY Here’s a novel way of making extra cash, especially if you are a judge for amateur boxing. Ask someone to bribe you, show proof to the International Amateur Boxing Association (Aiba) that an attempted bribe took place, and it will reward-AFP - 199 words
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Article, Illustration503 2000-09-12 26 Adam Hashidy - Safin plays near-flawless game to capture US Open By Adam Hashidy hashidy@sph.com.sg NOT bad. A champion with the forehand and the looks to kill. To be honest, I didn’t really notice Marat Safin’s presence on the circuit until last weekend. But then you only notice the stars whenAP - 503 words
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Article, Illustration475 2000-09-12 26 CANADIAN OPEN AFP OAKVILLE, Ontario It’s no longer only about Tiger Woods winning. It’s also about the people who try to stop him from winning. Just as relative unknown Bob May pushed Woods at the PGA Championship in Valhalla, New Zealander Grant Waite stretched the Tiger– AFP - 475 words
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Article, Illustration1292 2000-09-12 27 rpna IVE I decades ago, the I only dance that existed here probably involved the horizontal hokey pokey. Then came rock n’ roll, Elvis Presley and Cliff Richard. The Republic’s feet started getting vertical. Women moved their bodies to the the beat. Men followed suit, anxious to keepWang Hui Fen M; Pictures: Wang Hui Fen - 1,292 words
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Article236 2000-09-12 28 June Wan - YMCA, 430 2288, http://www.ymca.org.sg Beginners: Wednesdays 7-8.15 pm; cost: $64.89 members, $67.98 non-members. Attitude Dance Studio, 220-8096, 70 Palmer Road, 01-05 Beginners: Classes start on Sept 21 and 23 from 7-8.15 pm; cost: $12 per hour, or $85 for eight lessons. Brix at the Hyatt on236 words
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Article, Illustration730 2000-09-12 29 Do you go weak at a face full of fur? Or do you loathe it for being in the way of a smooth tickle-free kiss? TAN DAWN will (dawntan@sph.com.sg) tries to convince you that hirsute men are the real thing. EN with facialMi£ Zarzuela - 730 words
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Gender BENDERS
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Article59 2000-09-12 29 AND all along you thought that long hours at the keyboard caused the carpal tunnel syndrome. The syndrome, which is similar to tendonitis in that it causes aching along the fingers and wrists, is more likely to afflict women who wear a B-cup or larger, according to fitness59 words
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Article, Illustration116 2000-09-12 29 THE blue pill might be a hard sell nowadays, but it might help women make babies. A preliminary study published in medical journal Human Reproduction reports that Viagra, crushed and placed in vaginal suppositories, increases blood flow to the uterus and helps women get pregnant. Dr116 words
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Article90 2000-09-12 29 TREATMENT for guys who can’t get it up has come a long way. Yes, Viagra is the drug of choice for underperforming stags now, but according to Men’s Health magazine, impotence was treated with more archaic methods back in ancient times. Druids treated impotence by drinking sap from90 words
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Article89 2000-09-12 29 GENDER equality watchdogs take note: Men and women might more or less be equal, but they still do different exercises. According to Men’s Fitness magazine, women prefer to dance in leotards while men would rather play with bows and arrows. For every man in a step-aerobics class in– Karl Ho - 89 words
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Shopping
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Article, Illustration855 2000-09-12 31 Is shopping better than sex? RONALD RAJAN (ronrajan@sph.com.sg) ponders this and other questions with Beatrice Chia and R J Ronzalesfrom How Much Is That Man In The Window, a play for the fashionable. If I break up with some guy, or didn’t get a job that’s it. AndLaw Kian Yan - 855 words
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Wear & TEAR
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Article, Illustration88 2000-09-12 31 GIVE yourself some credit. Disposable credit. American Express announced its latest strategy for anyone who’s ever lusted after online couture, but had doubts about divulging that P&C number. Amex’s Private Payments system works easily enough the company will provide a number that allows buyers to88 words
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Article85 2000-09-12 31 THE powers wielding the wands of fashion have decided: Luxury has a place online. Creators oflux.com in the US are targeting fashionistas the world over, with a chi-chi online boutique that features fashion’s biggest brands Dolce Gabbana, Versace, Vivienne Westwood, Valentino you name it. European cybershoppers85 words
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Article94 2000-09-12 31 AFTER 18 years in the modelling business, fashion’s sexiest mole has now become queen of the hill, with a whopping US$33 million ($56.76 million) to her name. Cindy Crawford, 34 and a mother, edged Australian beauty Elle Macpherson into the No 2 spot, just ahead of94 words
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68 2000-09-12 31 Serene Goh - Serene Goh THE bodacious Laetitia Casta, Victoria’s Secret lingerie catalogue siren, is getting big. Big-screen, that is. The French model announced she was retiring from the catwalk to focus on a movie career. The 22-year-old madamoiselle cut her teeth on Asterix And Obelix;68 words
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Article, Illustration301 2000-09-12 32 Colour and cleavage were the order of the day at the Emmy Awards, Hollywood's second biggest reason to dress up after the Oscars. JEANMARTCTAN (jeanm@sph.com.sg) reports. OT OCCURS to me the Emmy herself is not unlike the woman in Sex And The City. Everybody wants to getPictures: Reuters - 301 words
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Article, Illustration680 2000-09-12 33 West Wing scored a landslide victory in this years Emmys, an event marked hy upsets and new winners. JEANWARIE TAN (jeanm@sphxom.sg) reports. HE jury is appeased. T Trying desperately to redeem itself from a predictable, fuddy-duddy image, this year’s Emmys delivered by rewarding hip, new contenders instead ofAFP; AP; Reuters; REUTERS - 680 words
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Simply ESSENTIAL
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Article68 2000-09-12 34 THE La Mer mystique continues with three new additions, but like their predecessor, they don’t come cheap. The Face Serum ($350) promises to infuse skin with brightness and vitamins for a new clarity. The Body Serum ($300) aims to banish uneven skin tone and discolouration. The Body Lotion68 words
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Article50 2000-09-12 34 OKAY men, ’fess up. You do age and what you’d call “character lines” are actually wrinkles. Which you can get rid of now, thanks to Polo Sport’s Eye Fitness Complete Eye Therapy, an advanced eye gel that reduces puffiness and dark circles. At $23, from leading department stores.50 words
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Article, Illustration65 2000-09-12 34 LOEWE celebrates autumn and winter with accents of femininity high-heel sandals and knee-boots teamed with skirts just above the knees; mini dresses and maxi-boots, in a palette of chocolate browns, beiges, pale pinks and ivory. Prices range from $235 for a sleeveless knitted top to $4,110 for65 words
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Article89 2000-09-12 34 Angelica Tan - CHECK out the Melz Boutique at #O2-10 Orchard Point, the premier store of Meilinda Soetedjo, a Japan-trained fashion designer. It sports a kaleidoscopic range of ladies’ apparel and accessories such as bags and crystal jewellery. And among her imported labels are names like Axara, VieTaVie, Jus d’Orange89 words
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Article, Illustration500 2000-09-12 34 Are tattoos a social stigma or a fashion statement? DOMINIC ONG (domong@sph.com.sg) attempts to find the answer at Body Art Asia in Thailand. 9TH-CENTURY L H merchant sailors wore I tattoos as talismans to j protect themselves. flHHHi Till today, many Burmese believe that a tattoo overPictures: Dominic Ong - 500 words
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Article232 2000-09-12 35 INVESTIGATORS at a major research institution have discovered the heaviest element known to science. This startling new discovery has been tentatively named Administratium (Ad). This new element has no protons or electrons, thus having an atomic number of 0. It does, however, have 1 neutron, 125 assistant232 words
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Miscellaneous734 2000-09-12 35 1 SeXy marks the spot when Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones do a little sword fighting in The Mask ofZorro. Movies The Mask Of Zorro 6.45 pm HBO 60 The dashing masked swordsman, who first appeared in a 1919 newspaper comic, returns to the big screen. An ageing Zorro escapes734 words
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Article, Illustration338 2000-09-12 36 MEGASTAR Mariah Carey reveals she has been homeless for It two years, reported the Sun yesterday. The sultry diva has lived j out of suitcases since splitting 7 ill with hubby Tommy Mottola. PyiSsk The longest she has §||k stayed in the same place338 words
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