Project Eyeball, 13 October 2000
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Advertisement210 2000-10-13 1 Hot LINKS Football fans feel kick of cable TV So the World Cup, the biggest event in the football world, is headed to cable television. What’s the big deal? Well, what’s next, many Eyeball readers ask? English Premier League matches? Sesame Street? See Page 3 Would you subscribe to SCV,210 words
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Advertisement332 2000-10-13 1 SI m Tt’s war!’ GAZA CITY Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat yesterday sent tremors through the entire world, when he declared that Israel’s latest attacks were effectively “a declaration of war” on his country. Israeli helicopters fired rockets almost levelling Arafat’s residential compound, several Palestinian police stations (left) and broadcasting centres332 words
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News & Views
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Article167 2000-10-13 2 WHOEVER said that a book should not be judged by its cover did not get a good look into the Samford University’s 100-page directory. The cover of the directory of this university in Alabama features model Christy Turlington. It also features hundreds of small photos of nude women in167 words
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Article, Illustration669 2000-10-13 2 Sue-Ann Chia - By Sue-Ann Chia sueann@sph.com.sg NOT all parents will be sending their children back to school when nurseries and kindergartens reopen on Monday. Said Asha Chandra Segaran, 37, an administrative assistant: “I don’t think I’ll be sending my daughter out for another week.669 words
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Article, Illustration108 2000-10-13 2 Desmond Wong; Sue-Ann Chia - Desmond Wong and Sue-Ann Chia OVER the next two days, the Ministry of Community Development and Sports and the Ministry of Education will be instructing child-care centres and kindergartens to: Screen all children attending the centre to see if they are unwell. Isolate any child found to bePictures: Desmond Wee - 108 words
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Ground ZERO
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Article, Illustration929 2000-10-13 3 Adam Hashidy - Reality bites: World Cap is big money By Adam Hashidy hashidy@sph.com.sg NOW that we have to pay to watch World Cup matches, will English Premier League matches be very far behind? Say hey to cable TV. Understandably, soccer fans aren’t too thrilled byPaul Eric Roca - 929 words
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TEEN NUISANCES
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Article, Illustration537 2000-10-13 4 Wong Sher Maine - By Wong Sher Maine sher@sph.com.sg MIKE (not his real name) is a teenager in lower secondary school. He’s going to be expelled after the year-end exams. Even being top of his class won’t save him. He has to go because he refused to remove aWong Sher Maine - 537 words
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Article, Illustration380 2000-10-13 4 Joanna Lim - By Joanna Lim joanna@sph.com.sg SCHOOLS don’t encourage students to bring expensive mobile phones to school in case they get lost or stolen. Or prove a nuisance by ringing in class. Three out of five schools Eyeball spoke with said they would confiscate pagers and cellphones thatDesmond Wee - 380 words
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Article, Illustration742 2000-10-13 6 Joanna Lim - Firms ‘open-minded’ about re-hiring By Joanna Lim joanna@sph.com.sg IF THE results of the latest Job Index survey are anything to go by, your ex-boss may not mind if you return to work for him. In fact, he could even be welcoming you back withLaw Kian Yian - 742 words
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Article380 2000-10-13 6 Nicholas Yong - By Nicholas Yong biz@sph.com.sg LIKE many others in the media industry, she left a mundane job as a marketing executive for the excitement of a dotcom, lured by the promise of a pioneering venture that would eventually yield big money. The dream lasted six380 words
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Article356 2000-10-13 7 Boon Heng asks banks to arm execs with new skills SINGAPORE banks shouldn’t shunt their local executives in favour of foreign imports, just because they want to compete regionally or globally. Instead, they should find ways to arm local executives with the skills and expertise to356 words
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Article166 2000-10-13 7 MORE and more people are using the Internet to look for jobs, and also to find the right sort of employees. According to the Job Index survey, 37 per cent of the 500 companies surveyed said they noticed an increase in Net recruits.166 words
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Article, Illustration431 2000-10-13 8 Winston Goh - Singapore’s first fully connected Internet flat unveiled By Winston Goh winston@sph.com.sg SINGAPORE’S first fully connected Internet home was unveiled yesterday somewhere in Bishan amidst a media circus. There were journalists from all over the region and even from Japan. While there were no official estimates ofPictures: Wang Huifen - 431 words
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Article, Illustration66 2000-10-13 8 Some control and security system 42-inch Fujitsu Plasma TV $lB,OOO 3Advantech Web Panels $9,000 Creston wall and wireless controllers $4,000 Server $7,000 Grocery system 1 bar code scanner $B6O Internet access 2HP PCs $2,500 1 Creative Blaster PC $3,500 Internet access and wiring $lO,OOO66 words
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113 2000-10-13 8 Mik Zarzuela/ Luz Ramos - Mik Zarzuela/ Luz Ramos Home control and security system Thomson 29-inch TV $699 Airboard Wireless Keyboard $99 Acer Aspire 6400-93CWD $3,488 (living-room Net PC, MP3s,Singtel Magix movies) ATI All-in-Wonder 128 graphics card with TV-out $339 (for surfing and TVwatching) Labtec LCS-2514 4.1 speaker113 words
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Article216 2000-10-13 8 RIGHT smack in the eye'of the media storm in Bishan yesterday were Raymond and Ashley Tang, a couple starting off a life together. The Tangs gamely waded through all of the attention. But at times, they seemed overwhelmed by it all as they demonstrated features216 words
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Article, Illustration412 2000-10-13 9 Eugene Wee - Handover brings back memories from its 26-year history Eugene Wee eugenew@sph.com.sg AS THE sun set on Pulau Brani’s last day as a naval base, there were tales of the late model Bonny Hicks and kampung cinemas. Tales that were shared between old Navy buddies who camePictures: Mike Lee - 412 words
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Local LOG
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Article77 2000-10-13 9 A MAID plunged nine floors from Simsville condominium in Geylang, crashed through a glass awning and almost landed on another maid who was walking below. Both maids, who are Indonesians, survived the incident, which occurred yesterday morning. The maid who fell, Miss Rumani, 21, suffered serious77 words
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Article154 2000-10-13 9 A SINGAPOREAN taxi driver, who tried to smuggle 5,000 Ecstasy tablets into Australia by strapping them to his body, was yesterday jailed for nine years by Queensland’s Supreme Court yesterday. Goh Chong Hoe, 40, pleaded guilty to charges of importing the drugs on Nov 11 last154 words
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403 2000-10-13 11 Craft with explosives rams US destroyer in Yemen Reuters DUBAI In what may have been a terrorist attack against the US, an explosives-laden rubber raft rammed a US destroyer and exploded in the Yemeni port of Aden yesterday, killing at least four sailors– Reuters - 403 words
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World WIDE
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Article268 2000-10-13 11 Wires RAMALLAH A Palestinian mob yesterday killed two Israeli soldiers and dumped their bloodied bodies in the street after they were seized in this explosive West Bank town, witnesses said. The deaths dramatically heightened tensions and left little hope for a truce to end two weeks– Wires - 268 words
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Article, Illustration122 2000-10-13 11 Reuters CAPE CANAVERAL Space shuttle Discovery yesterday roared off the launch pad on an ambitious 11-day construction mission to the International Space Station the 100th US shuttle launch. Rain and dark clouds moved away from Cape Canaveral about an hour before launch, ending a week ofReuters - 122 words
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Article240 2000-10-13 11 Wires NEW DELHI P V Narasimha Rao was the toast of the Indian capital last year when he released a fictional account of an idealistic politician caught in a web of intrigue. Some even thought the book, The Insider, was an autobiography. Now, he himself appearsWires - 240 words
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Article75 2000-10-13 11 Wires JAKARTA Former Indonesian President Suharto’s image took another knock yesterday when the wife of his grandson was sentenced to eight months in prison for illegal possession of drugs. The judge at the West Jakarta district court found Maya Firanti Noor guilty of possessing 0.5 gms of– Wires - 75 words
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Article63 2000-10-13 11 Wires COLOMBO President Chandrika Kumaratunga’s governing party won a majority 107 seats in the 225-member Parliament, according to final results delared yesterday. But it was too soon for her seven-party coalition to claim victory, as the People’s Alliance did not win the necessary 113 seats to– Wires - 63 words
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Article53 2000-10-13 11 Wires MANILA Deepening the political crisis brewing in the Philippines, Vice-president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo yesterday became the first cabinet minister to resign after allegations that President Joseph Estrada took pay-offs from gambling lords. She cited “serious accusations” against the president as her reason to resign the post of– Wires - 53 words
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Article, Illustration33 2000-10-13 13 Chinese actress Qong Li, now an ambassador for the Food and Agriculture Organisation, will take part in the World Food Day ceremony in Rome on Monday. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article527 2000-10-13 13 Information overload causes mental stress and burnout COMPUTERS and servers aren’t the only things that are cracking under a deluge of information human beings are cracking often too. So if you’re feeling depressed or a little stressed, you’re not alone. But unlike, terminals that527 words
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Article, Illustration510 2000-10-13 13 Janelle Brown - ARE YOU HOT OR NOT? By Janelle Brown janelle@salon.com Salon NEW YORK My editor made me do it. I swear, I did not want to put up my picture in the Am I Hot Or Not database, but he was cruelly unyielding. “Sometimes you– Salon - 510 words
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Article, Illustration550 2000-10-13 14 Francis Kan - Current depressed sentiment may rock exporter’s boat By Francis Kan francisk@sph.com.sg AS IPOS go, this one is a different kettle of fish. You must have heard of dotcoms and even family businesses going public. But ever heard of a company selling fish issue shares? Well, now550 words
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Article230 2000-10-13 14 – Francis Kan - Francis Kan WHEN they had to close down the pig farms in the early 1980 s, everyone in his family thought it was the end of the road. But Kenny Yap, now executive chairman of Qian Hu, realised that it was just the dark before the dawn.230 words
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186 2000-10-13 14 Francis Kan - Francis Kan WHAT could make a recruitment site stand out among the clutter out there? How about featuring some of the biggest employers in town? This site has job openings with such corporate bigwigs as Singapore T elecommunications, Singapore Airlines and even the Ministry186 words
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Article, Illustration83 2000-10-13 14 Straits Times Index (STI Top 3 Active VOLUME CENTS Nat Elec 13,084,000 328 Chartered 11,457,000 785 PacCent 8,441,000 162 Top 3 Gainers CENTS V- SPH 2390 70 3.0 Venture 1470 70 5.0 OUB 805 45 5.9 Total number of gainers: 163 Top 3 Losers CENTS V- UOB 1230 -3083 words
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Article, Illustration561 2000-10-13 15 Computer, talk to me in a male voice Virtual voices reflect real-life gender bias AP WITHIN a year or so, peo_ple will be shopping by talking to their Web pages and the Web pages will be talking back. And they will speak in voices that reflect our own bias aboutAP; AFP - 561 words
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Article, Illustration375 2000-10-13 17 Steven Ng - Accurate scenarios make this a winner By Steven Ng stevenng@sph.com.sg RISING Sun is a turn-based strategy game that allows you to re-cre-ate some of the bloodiest World War II battles that took place in this part of the world. Distributed here by New Era, this375 words
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Tech FILES
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Article, Illustration240 2000-10-13 17 Reuters TOKYO Sony let its new robot pet, complete with waggling ears and attitude, out of the kennel yesterday. The souped-up successor to its original Aibo dog, unveiled at a Tokyo news conference, has new features that enable it to experience “intimate interaction– Reuters; Reuters - 240 words
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Article105 2000-10-13 17 NYT SAN FRANCISCO Microsoft released on Wednesday a new version of its popular Office suite for the Macintosh. This new version underscores how the Macintosh market has continued to diverge from the mainstream of the PC world. Although it is similar to the WindowsNYT - 105 words
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Article139 2000-10-13 17 Reuters LONDON A new shoebox promises to stop shoes from smelling by suffocating germs with nitric oxide gas, New Scientist magazine said on Wednesday. “The idea is that you’d put the trainers in the box and activate it every few weeks,” said Noel Benjamin,– Reuters - 139 words
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Article176 2000-10-13 17 T-Rex fossils ‘a dime a dozen’ 17 LONDON An American scientist who found five Tyrannosaurus Rex skeletons this summer believes the dinosaur fossils are far more common than previously thought, New Scientist magazine said on Wednesday. “They are basically a dime a dozen,” said Jack Horner, curator of paleontology at17 - 176 words
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Article177 2000-10-13 17 NYT HERE’S the latest accessory for the licensed pilot -a watch that doubles as a rescue beacon. The U 553,500 watch, the Breitling Emergency, looks like an ordinary wristwatch, but in addition to telling the time, it can broadcast a signal to search-and-rescue crews trying– NYT - 177 words
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Eyeball SAYS
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Article, Illustration620 2000-10-13 18 ALL the news in the last two weeks must make some people glad that they’re single. Parents and children hogged the limelight, and for reasons that show how difficult being a parent must be. Trouble is, some parents are no great advertisement for parenthood either. WithPaul Eric Roca - 620 words
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Article387 2000-10-13 18 ‘Maths exam raises ruckus’ (Oct 12) PARENTS complained this year’s Primary School Leaving Exam (PSLE) Maths paper was too tough. Some responses from Eyeball readers: REVIEW TEXTBOOKS I THINK the Ministry has to review the contents of school textbooks. My kid is in Primary 4.1 read through387 words
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Article, Illustration545 2000-10-13 20 NYT WINSTON-SALEM Like two students taking a make-up exam, Vice-President Al Gore and Governor George W Bush tried earnestly and politely on Wednesday night in their second debate to make a better impression on Americans than they did the first time. Their– NYT - 545 words
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Article, Illustration445 2000-10-13 20 BRITISH government spin-doctors have embarked on a controversial $152 million campaign to convince children that it’s cool to be a virgin. Here’s what Fayen Wong, 18, (teens@eyeball.com.sg) one of Eyeball’s young online columnists, thinks about it: “Virginitee is greet perfeccion, and continence eek with445 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous28 2000-10-13 2 Qood morning! Showers in the late morning and early afternoon mainly over northern and eastern Singapore. High: 33C 1 Low: 25C Tides: 11.05AM/2.8M 11.20PM/3.0M Met Service: http://www.gov.sg/ metsin28 words
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EyeSport
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Article, Illustration670 2000-10-13 22 Nazvi Careem - The human eye can’t always be right By Nazvi Careem nazvi@sph.com.sg LET’S clarify two rules of football that seemed to be overlooked during England’s 0-0 draw with Finland in their Helsinki World Cup qualifier. One, when a defender deliberately brings down an opponent who hasAP; Reuters - 670 words
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Sport IN SHORT
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Article82 2000-10-13 24 Reuters COLUMBUS The United States and Costa Rica drew 0-0 in their Group E North and Central American region World Cup qualifying encounter on Wednesday night. A victory for either country would have assured passage into the final round of qualification next year for the 2002– Reuters - 82 words
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Article, Illustration106 2000-10-13 24 AFP ST LOUIS Mike Hampton hurled seven shutout innings while Jay Payton and Todd Zeile homered as the New York Mets defeated St Louis 6-2 here on Wednesday to open the National League Championship Series. The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven Major League– AFP; AFP - 106 words
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Article57 2000-10-13 24 AP SURFERS PARADISE- Gil de Ferran would love nothing more than to help organisers of Sunday’s Honda Indy celebrate the 10th Australian race in style by clinching the CART championship drivers’ title. If the French-born Brazilian can add four points to his 19-point lead over Canadian– AP - 57 words
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Article83 2000-10-13 25 Reuters TOKYO-Top seed Gustavo Kuerten survived erratic play from the baseline to advance to the quarter-finals of the Japan Open yesterday. The Brazilian world No 3 Kuerten dropped the first set against Italian player Andrea Gaudenzi, ranked 103rd, but started to comeback in the fifth game of the– Reuters - 83 words
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Article110 2000-10-13 25 Reuters SYDNEY-The Australian Rugby Union (ARU), which this week failed to secure Australian-born New Zealand flanker Justin Collins, said yesterday players should not abuse their dual eligibility status. The ARU announced on Monday the signing of 26-year-old Collins for three years to play for Super 12 team New– Reuters - 110 words
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Article94 2000-10-13 25 AFP SYDNEY-The Sydney Olympic Games cost a total of As 6 billion (555.7 billion) to stage, with taxpayers paying more than one third of the bill, New South Wales Treasurer Michael Egan said yesterday. He said the NSW government will have spent A52.14 billion once the Paralympic– AFP - 94 words
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Article, Illustration823 2000-10-13 24 Figo and mates stun Netherlands at home to top Group Two Wires OKAY. We’re really rooting for the Faroe Islands. Too bad its match against Yugoslavia was postponed, no thanks to political tensions in Belgrade. While the Faroe Islands may not have given us anything to– Wires; AP - 823 words
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Article, Illustration795 2000-10-13 25 Banned for life for taking bribes from bookies Wires JOHANNESBURG The rumour mill has linked disgraced former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje with a chain of international fast food franchises and a major real estate agency. McMatch-fixer, possibly? Cruel, but Cronje can expect– Wires; Reuters - 795 words
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Time OUT
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Article, Illustration668 2000-10-13 26 Jon Sarceno - But admit it, the NY Mets manager has great talent By Jon Sarceno CALL Bobby Valentine anything you wish. Every- one else has. Brat. Troublemaker. Master manipulator. “The most hated man in baseball.” The last description is a tagline Bobby V hung on himself, even as othersMIK ZARZUELA - 668 words
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Cheers & JEERS
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Article, Illustration295 2000-10-13 26 Luke Pachymuthu - NEW ROLE MODEL By Luke Pachymuthu luke@sph.com.sg CHEERS HE’S NO IVERSON IT HASN’T been a great week, but there’s room here for at least one hearty cheer. While Allen Iverson is out there trying to convince the world that he’s a real bad ass, Indiana Pacers JalenAFP - 295 words
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Unwind
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Music
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Article, Illustration1139 2000-10-13 27 Bjork’s done it. So has Aimee Mann and the Dust Brothers. More and more pop artists are looking for the silver lining by scoring soundtracks for the silver screen. RONALD RAJAN ronrajan @sph .com.sg) has the report. JORK. No longer just the Icelandic munchkin, she earned the best-actress1,139 words
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Article, Illustration895 2000-10-13 28 POP ROCK HOT Melanie B (Virgin) EVIDENTLY hoping to follow in the successful footsteps of fellow Spice gal and namesake Mel C, the British pop giants’ unofficial leader has launched her own solo venture. The record is dominated by the shuffle beats and drum ‘n’895 words
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Article, Illustration217 2000-10-13 28 Ronald Rajan - Ronald Rajan BLACK SABBATH Black Sabbath (Vertigo) RECORDED way back in 1970 in three days for a mere £6OO (S$1500), this record introduced to the world the iconic figure of John Michael “Ozzy” Osbourne. Formerly known as blues band Earth, the Birmingham foursome must have217 words
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Article121 2000-10-13 28 WAITING BY BLAKE CHEN FROM THE ALBUM SHADOW www.audioload.com Time: 4 min 32 sec A DEVOTED fan of Alfred Hitchcock and 18th-century poet William Blake, US-based Singapore musician Blake Chen has been compared to the likes of Bob Dylan and Lou Reed. Taken from his second121 words
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Article, Illustration433 2000-10-13 29 Ronald Rajan - By Ronald Rajan ronrajan@sph.com.sg WHO needs to tune into VH1 to check out some divas “live” when we’ve got our own right here? That’s right, four of Singapore’s fabulous female talents will be on stage together for A Gift Of Songs a one-show only concert at433 words
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Music NOTES
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Article143 2000-10-13 29 GOT what it takes to storm the stage? Here’s your chance. Yamaha, in association with Carlsberg, has announced that the third annual Band Alert competition series will kick off on Nov 3. Over US$2O,OOO (5535,000) in cash prizes are up for grabs. In addition to143 words
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Article82 2000-10-13 29 ROBBIE Williams has been confirmed as a heartthrob, topping a list to become the world’s sexiest man. The “Rock DJ” charged ahead of Hollywood pin-ups Brad Pitt and George Clooney in British magazine New Woman’s poll of the world’s 100 sexiest men. Sara Cremer, the magazine’s82 words
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Article54 2000-10-13 29 SPORTY Spice Mel C has a serious problem that her bandmates find most disturbing she can’t stop farting. Melanie admits she has a real problem with her wind and calls herself “farty-pants”. “I’m always farting. It doesn’t matter what I eat...l don’t try to hide them, I54 words
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Article85 2000-10-13 29 Jeanmarie Tan - Jeanmarie Tan RADIOHEAD singer Thom Yorke bitterly regrets being made to wear an eye patch to cure his lazy eye when he was a young boy. Thom says: “The most annoying bit was bumping into things all the time. It didn’t work. They had this theory in85 words
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Article309 2000-10-13 31 ALL kinds of artistes have jumped on the soundtrack bandwagon past. Eyeball sifts through the pages of history and comes up with some significant examples. But did they help sell the movie? BILLY CORGAN: The heart and soul of now-defunct rock monsters Smashing Pumpkins, Corgan was responsible for309 words
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Food
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Pick of the EATS
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Article85 2000-10-13 32 ALL it took was a suggestion from a business associate in the washroom, and Charming Garden was born. That was 20 years ago. Today, Tung Lok’s first and oldest restaurant still has a faithful following for its Hunan cuisine. Among the favourites are steamed minced pigeon85 words
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Article57 2000-10-13 32 IF YOU just can’t get enough of salmon sashimi and sushi, then this Japanese buffet dinner is perfect for you. The popular buffet at New Park Centra is back. The spread is available from 6.30 pm to 10 pm every night until the end of this month.57 words
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Article50 2000-10-13 32 BUTTER up your boss by taking him out to lunch or dinner on Oct 16. All the restaurants at Hotel Inter-Continental are having Boss’s Day promotions. Your boss may also win a Ericsson R 320 WAP phone if you can convince the hotel that he deserves one.50 words
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Article93 2000-10-13 32 Angelica Tan - Angelica Tan Yong He Eating House 239/241 Geylangßoad Tel: *****82 Open: 24 hours IF YOU ever feel a need for dou hua and you tiao in the dead of night here’s a beacon of light. The dou hua is so smooth and soft it dissolves like mousse in93 words
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Article, Illustration1044 2000-10-13 32 When your boss disses your proposal or your boyfriend gives you the boot, who do you turn to Ben and Jerry's, Pringles or Campbell Soup? If some foods can lift you out of a funk, says ANGELICA TAN (tanaw@sph.com.sg), you're like millions of others, including celebrities. POR some,Pictures: Alphonso Chan; Location: Marriott Hotel Poolside - 1,044 words
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Article, Illustration356 2000-10-13 34 Merge may just he the ideal cafe for couples as it caters to both foodies and techno-gadget lovers. ANGELICA TAN (tanaw@sph.com.sg) investigates the restaurant-and-mate phenomenon. UST as you wouldn’t J drive to the pharmacy to pick up bread, you would probably think a cafe is the356 words
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Article, Illustration431 2000-10-13 34 – Angelica Tan - Angelica Tan WHO would have expected to find a gem like Bather’s in the heartland of Ciementi Sunset Way, to be exact? Away from the madding crowd of Orchard and off the beaten track of Holland Village, the menu boasts portobello mushroom, foie gras and soft-shellMike Lee - 431 words
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Article177 2000-10-13 35 SOMETIMES it does take a rocket scientist... Scientists at Nasa built a gun specifically to launch dead chickens at the windshields of airliners, military jets and the space shuttle, all travelling at maximum velocity. The idea was to simulate the frequent incidents of collisions with airborne fowl177 words
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Miscellaneous636 2000-10-13 35 Movies Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 7.30 pm TCS 5 Becoming mutants after radiation exposure, these four turtles proceed to rid the city of crime and pizza. Aided by a television reporter, April, and their ninja master, Splinter the rat, the heroes in a halfshell take on the evil warlord, Shredder.636 words
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Article, Illustration212 2000-10-13 36 SEXY Latin beauty Jennifer Lopez (above) stormed out of her rapper lover Puff Daddy’s luxury pad after she caught him talking dirty on the telephone with a buxom stripper. “How could you do this? You’re scum! It’s over,” the 31-year-old star of The Cell212 words
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Article, Illustration261 2000-10-13 36 Contrasting styles have one thing in common: Sex GAULTIET, MCCARTNEY UNVEIL NEW LINES Wires SEX and the single girl that was Stella McCartney’s signature style on the Paris catwalk yesterday. The Beatle’s daughter, carving out her initials at fashion house Chloe, wowed with her swimsuits and– Wires; Pictures: AP - 261 words
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