Project Eyeball, 10 January 2001
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Advertisement508 2001-01-10 1 SHOULD 70U FUND BAD T.V.? Your $llO is funding teen soaps like Spin. Some viewers are up in arms but the SBA says it’s a worthwhile show. See Page 4 EAT YOUR WAY HOME When her American friends came by, SOH WEN LIN found herself as much a tourist as508 words
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NEWS & VIEWS
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Article115 2001-01-10 2 MOTORIST Kevin Brown wasn’t too happy about being fined, so he took revenge by launching a website branding police officers “clowns”. According to Brown, traffic police in Kemah, Texas, book local drivers because it boosts the local police department’s budget. On his http://www.Kemahpolice.com website, visitors can buy T-shirts, coffee115 words
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Article50 2001-01-10 2 IN OUR report “Old ways frustrate e-citizens” yesterday, we said the National Arts Council (NAC) would replace downloadable forms on its website with electronic ones by the end of this year. The NAC has clarified that this applied only to grant applications and not to all downloadable forms.50 words
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Article, Illustration388 2001-01-10 2 Walter Fernandez - Denis Tay is not joining rival, just leaving ‘while he’s still fit’ By Walter Fernandez walter@sph.com.sg AFTER 37 years with Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), Denis Tay, the group’s deputy president, announced his retirement yesterday. Tay, 60, will leave on March 16. He tendered his retirement letterYen Meng Jiin - 388 words
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Eyeball NEWS
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Article228 2001-01-10 2 AGAINST yearly trends, February Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices for cars above 1,600 cc fell to $15,001 -a dive of almost 50 per cent. The bidding results, released yesterday, also saw a drop in Category A- for cars below 1,600 cc from $28,409 to $27,885.228 words
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Article192 2001-01-10 2 NO MORE one-upmanship. The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) will now be the country’s apex organisation for companies, Minister for Trade and Industry BG George Yeo said. Delivering the keynote address at the Trade Development Board International Day yesterday, the minister said that he would192 words
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Article109 2001-01-10 2 IF YOU are having problems getting a flight ticket to Malaysia during the traditionally busy Lunar New Year period, try Singapore Airlines. The airline announced yesterday that it will increase its seating capacity between Jan 19 and 29 by more than 10,000. During the period, the109 words
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Article85 2001-01-10 2 THE subordinate courts has adjourned the case of the 15 Falungong followers arrested at Macßitchie Reservoir on the eve of New Year to Feb 6. The 13 foreigners, of whom five are permanent residents, and two Singaporeans were arrested on Dec 31, and have been charged with85 words
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Article79 2001-01-10 2 A MAGISTRATE court judge simply did not believe the woman who said she was slapped by her doctor during one consultation visit in October 1999. Magistrate Adam Nakhoda said he found Magdalene Choong Siew Shien, 20, inconsistent when she testified that Dr Charles Dean Loo had79 words
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Article, Illustration300 2001-01-10 3 BRUSSELS Nato’s political committee and the EU’s political and security committee are meeting today to begin addressing European concerns that the ammunition used in the Balkans has caused cancer among peacekeepers. SAM SALVADOR Hospitals across El Salvador have recorded more than 5,000 cases of diarrhoea caused by theBong Fortin - 300 words
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Article265 2001-01-10 3 Economy class syndrome In spotlight Wires SYDNEY Around 800 Australians have signed up with a Melbourne law firm seeking to sue 20 global airlines over the so-called economy class syndrome, when blood clots form due to long periods of immobility, a lawyer said yesterday.Wires - 265 words
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Article, Illustration28 2001-01-10 3 Dajana Barczewski taking up position yesterday as one of the first women to be accepted into active service in the German army, Bundeswehr. AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article178 2001-01-10 3 AFP JAKARTA Records kept in a Jakarta mosque on Indonesian Muslims who have fought in Afghanistan are being investigated as part of a police probe into the deadly Christmas Eve church bombings. Teams of Indonesian investigators are also in Singapore and Malaysia tracing phone numbers thatAFP - 178 words
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Eyeball FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1025 2001-01-10 4 Jeanmarie Tan - We pay good for bad TV? Viewers divided over SBA using $110 licence fee to fund weak programmes By Jeanmarie Tan jeanm@sph.com.sg SHOULD you pay good money for bad TV? Is TCS s’s first teen drama Spin, chockful of wishy-washy, bitchy youngsters and touted as the Singapore version of controversial1,025 words
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Article, Illustration586 2001-01-10 9 Clinton needs to keep busy, like, he could ran for mayor NYT NEW YORK We’ve got to get Bill Clinton to run for mayor of New York City. We have here the greatest politician of the last half of the 20th century. He’s 54,NYT; Mik Zakzuela - 586 words
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Article248 2001-01-10 9 Lat-wp MR PRESIDENT, after Jan 20 you will be taking on the role of a senator’s spouse, so here are some of the unwritten rules to follow: NEVER wear pants (not literally): Means “look your best in public”. Be a credit to your spouse, as theLat-wp - 248 words
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Singapore
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Article, Illustration84 2001-01-10 5 Cops stopped Ganesanfor not paying up for traffic offences. He had a copy of his car’s log book faxed over to prove that the car’s previous owner committed the offences. He was let off. Pictures: Alphonso Chan Ganesan (left) having his passport checked at the Causeway. He was then askedPictures: Alphonso Chan - 84 words
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Article565 2001-01-10 5 Denyse Yeo - JB traffic sting targets S’poreans By Denyse Yeo denyse@sph.com.sg NEXT time you’re driving up north via either of the Causeways, bring ringgit and your vehicle log book or a copy of it. If you’re a second-hand car owner and are stopped by Malaysian traffic police565 words
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400 2001-01-10 5 Joanna Lim - FOREIGN POLICY MAGAZINE SURVEY By Joanna Lim joanna@sph.com.sg DID you know that, on average, each Singaporean spends some 61/2 hours a year with his ear glued to his telephone calling abroad? And no, this latest statistic in a survey by Foreign Policy magazine doesn’t mean400 words
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Article, Illustration558 2001-01-10 6 Wong Sher Maine - NUS’ Manic Mondays get peak-hour traffic with over 700,000 hits By Wong Sher Maine sher@sph.com.sg IT MAY be a virtual classroom, but it’s packed with students, especially on Manic Monday. For at the National University of Singapore (NUS), Monday is when its virtual learning classroom, calledMike Lee - 558 words
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Article, Illustration72 2001-01-10 6 Around 50 varieties of snake species heralded the Tear of the Golden Snake at Marina Square yesterday. Part of the Colourful Snakes Of The World exhibition, king snakes, milk snakes, corn snakes and ground snakes were just some of the vibrantly hued creatures on show. Jointly organised byYen Meng Jiin - 72 words
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Article265 2001-01-10 6 IF YOU are an NSman holding the rank of captain or major, your in-camp training nowadays starts on your laptop before you troop out into the field. Since 1999, the army has been giving such soldiers a laptop and a Sing Tel Magix broadband connection265 words
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The World
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Article, Illustration986 2001-01-10 7 Public outrage over granting the young murderers anonymity and new identities LONDON The killers of a British toddler were yesterday granted by a court the right to lifelong anonymity with new identities. But the decision prompted public outrage and fearsReuters; AP - 986 words
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Technology
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Article, Illustration447 2001-01-10 10 TEO YEN FEN (yenfen@sph.com.sg) updates you on the gadgets you should own, and one you should stay clear of, for your pocket's sake Alcatel One Touch 501 ALCATEL’S WAP-enabled One Touch 501 features the Drive Key, a five-position navigation key and five one-touch buttons for direct access toBong Fortin - 447 words
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Article, Illustration509 2001-01-10 10 ELECTRIC TECHNOLGY MEAN GREENER VEHICLES NYT DETROIT Ford yesterday announced plans to install electrical-ly-assisted petrol engines to sharply increase fuel efficiency and reduce emissions in a large proportion of the Ford Explorers it sells in 2004, company executives said. The plans areNYT; Bong Fortin - 509 words
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Article, Illustration495 2001-01-10 11 Teo Yen Fen - Hardware Zone irked by look-alike By Teo Yen Fen yenfen@sph.com.sg FOR the second time in less than a year, a Singapore-based website has found itself being in the centre of a copycat controversy. Well-known local PC hobbyist site HardwareZone.com (http://www.hardwarezone.com), launched at the end of495 words
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352 2001-01-10 11 Nicholas Yong - KUDOS CREDITED TO LIBERALISATION OF INDUSTRY Nicholas Yong IN THE annual Asia Pacific Telecommunications Index 2001 covering 13 countries in the region, Singapore has come in tops both in the overall index and, for the first time ever, in the services sub-index352 words
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Business
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Article, Illustration1083 2001-01-10 12 Frances Katz - Online magazine has great content but not enough revenue By Frances Katz Cox News Service ATLANTA Just the other day, I was extolling the many virtues of Salon.com, the well-known online magazine. I praised the great writing, the cool graphics and the nifty audio section. But ICox News Service - 1,083 words
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376 2001-01-10 12 CASHFLOW WOES The Washington Post FOR more than a year, The Industry Standard, a weekly magazine that chronicles Internet-related news, has been tracking the number of redundancies made by “new economy” companies. On Monday, it added its own lay-offs to the list. Standard– The Washington Post - 376 words
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Mailbox
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Article, Illustration779 2001-01-10 14 Soh Wen Lin - Soh Wen Lin wenlin@bmndeis.edu REMEMBER that old community song that goes: “Sing your way home, at the close of the day”? Probably not. These days, even community songs come packaged with complex codas and ultra-stylish MTV-ish videos. And everything here seems to go out779 words
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Article290 2001-01-10 14 ‘X hated orientation week’ (Jan 3) SINGLE’S SAY columnist Soh Wen Lin says “bleccch” to orientation week. Readers respond with their own experiences. GREAT FUN MY FIRST JC orientation lasted for an entire three months. While the rest of the school looked us at as if290 words
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Article, Illustration824 2001-01-10 16 Joshua Smith - By Joshua Smith jsmith@sph.com.sg BARRING a diplomatic miracle, the Middle East peace plan proposed by Bill Clinton will soon lapse and the mediation role will be passed on to his Republican successor, George W Bush. A word of advice for Dubya: Include the refugee questionReuters - 824 words
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Advertisement10 2001-01-10 2 Log on to http://eyeball.asial.com.sg to view the interview with Tay.10 words
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Miscellaneous31 2001-01-10 2 (food morning! 4* Showers with thunder are expected in the late afternoon and early evenings over many areas. High: 32C 1 Low: 23C Tides: 12.05AM/2.8M 10.46 AM/3.1M Met Service: http://www.gov.sg/ metsin31 words
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Advertisement39 2001-01-10 4 So now we know what the TV licence fee pays for. Do you support SBA’s choice of popular dramas like Growing Up? Or would you prefer to fund any other socially worthy programme? Tell us your picks at asial.com.sg39 words
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Advertisement21 2001-01-10 5 For a brief report on the survey results, log on to: http://www.foreignpolicy.com http://www.usatoday.com/news/ washdc/2001-01-07-global.htm Other newspaper reports on the survey results21 words
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Advertisement19 2001-01-10 6 Check out some e-learning websites of local education institutions at: http://www.openivle.com National University of Singapore http://ole.tp.ac.sg/ welcome.htm Temasek Polytechnic19 words
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Advertisement46 2001-01-10 7 Should Jon Venables and Robert Thompson be allowed to live anonymous lives? Vote at http^/eyebaXL asial.com.sg http:// www.guardian unlimited.co.uk/ bulger Chronological coverage of the Bulger case. http:// www.the-sun. co.uk/news/*****184 The killers lived in rooms, watched videos, made seaside trips, and cost taxpayers £1.6 million (554.2 million).46 words
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Advertisement208 2001-01-10 15 Baby Bonus Get a chance to have a free birth announcement ad and win $5OO worth of prizes I Simply send us a non-returnable photograph of your baby (below I year old) and a birth announcement message of not more than 30 words. Selected entries will be published for free208 words
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EyeSport
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Article, Illustration818 2001-01-10 17 VINCE MCMAHON’S idea of entertainment is squeezing Anna Kournikova into a wet T-shirt and having her hit serves and volleys. At an opponent. Unfortunately or fortunately, for some he hasn’t yet acquired any ATP rights. So the godfather of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) has the next bestBong Fortin - 818 words
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Sport IN SHORT
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Article, Illustration97 2001-01-10 17 LONDON Manchester United is unlikely to win the treble this season, confessed Teddy Sheringham on Monday. “We don’t have what it takes to win another treble,” he said. United’s continuing domination at home and in Europe has seen it widely tipped to emulate its achievements of two seasonsReuters - 97 words
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Article70 2001-01-10 17 HAVANA Although he must retire from the ring because of his age, three-time Olympic boxing champion Felix Savon said he will always work in the sport he loves. “Boxing is my life,” Savon told The Associated Press on Sunday after state media announced his retirement. In his new70 words
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Article46 2001-01-10 17 “THE booing didn’t help him. But it would be better if he didn’t sit on the floor for five minutes appealing for freekicks.” Aston Villa boss John Gregory on David Ginola, after the luscious winger got a hard time from Newcastle fans.46 words
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Article, Illustration80 2001-01-10 18 AFP ROME Lazio’s Swedish coach Sven Goran Eriksson has resigned from his post with the Italian champions. Eriksson’s decision clears the way for him to become coach of the England national team, six months ahead of his scheduled start in July. Lazio president Sergio Cragnotti was holdingAFP; Reuters - 80 words
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Article75 2001-01-10 18 AP WASHINGTON Washington Wizards player Rod Strickland was arrested and charged with drunken driving in another legal entanglement for the disgruntled guard. He hasn’t played in nearly two weeks because of an injured shoulder and a clash with management over his work habits. He has asked to beAP - 75 words
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Article49 2001-01-10 18 AP CHARLOTTE (North Carolina) Hornets star Jamal Mashburn needs further tests on his inflamed left knee after missing the last two games of the team’s road trip. Mashburn, the Hornets’ leading scorer at 20 points a game, was to have an MRI on Monday, the team said.AP - 49 words
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Article31 2001-01-10 18 A FORMULA 1 engine consists of 63 per cent aluminium, 29.5 per cent steel, 5 per cent titanium, 1.5 per cent magnesium and 1 per cent carbon fibre.31 words
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Article85 2001-01-10 19 AFP SYDNEY-Amelie Mauresmo learned a few hard lessons after her victories over grand slam champions Mary Pierce, Martina Hingis and Lindsay Davenport on the way to winning last year’s Sydney International here. Days after her rousing leadup 2000 tournament win in Sydney, she fell to Patty Schnyder inAFP - 85 words
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Article45 2001-01-10 19 AFP BRISBANE Australian golf officials are reportedly offering world No 1 golfer Tiger Woods huge money to play here later this year. Australian Golf Union executive director Colin Phillips yesterday confirmed he was negotiating to have Woods headline the Australian Open in November.AFP - 45 words
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Article, Illustration133 2001-01-10 19 Reuters SYDNEY lan Thorpe will resist the temptation to tackle the 800 m freestyle at this year’s world swimming championships in Japan and will instead channel his energies into toppling Pieter van den Hoogenband in the 200. The Australian teenager, whose bid for four Olympic golds was foiledReuters - 133 words
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Article452 2001-01-10 18 They lose 85-82 to Pacers despite leading with four minutes left Lat-wp YOU knew it was too good to be true. With a chance to defeat the defending NBA champions and last season’s runners-up on consecutive nights, the Clippers blew a late lead and lost toLat-wp - 452 words
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Article, Illustration585 2001-01-10 18 STAR SPLIT-UP Wires SYDNEY Anna Kournikova was coy on Tuesday over the reasons for her doubles combination breakup with world No 1 Martina Hingis and refused to elaborate. The 19-year-old Russian denied that the bust-up ended in tears and said it was overWires; Reuters - 585 words
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Article, Illustration612 2001-01-10 19 The first of the four Qrand Slams, the Australian Open, will begin on Monday. In the first of a three-part series, ADAM HASHIDY (hashidy@sph.com.sg) gives you the inside track on the tournament, beginning with the top three seeds in the mens competition. GUSTAVO KUERTEN Country: Brazil612 words
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Unwind
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Travel
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Article, Illustration1348 2001-01-10 20 Memories of Laos, for ANGELICA TAN (tanaw@sph.com.sg), are made of bumpy bus rides and floating down rivers on rubber tyres. F THE KING AND I inspired in you a love affair with majestic wats, mysterious remains of historical kingdoms and elephant rides, Laos is not thePictures by Angelica Tan - 1,348 words
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Travel SHELF
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Article96 2001-01-10 22 THE accommodation at http:// www.hotel discount.com is worth keeping your eye on, especially if you’re thinking of spending a couple of nights at such major destinations as Las Vegas, Rome or London. Living up to its name, you’ll be able to find lodging costing from USS 29 (SSSO)96 words
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Article66 2001-01-10 22 CAN’T afford that Ferrari? Now, for a mere US$B75 a day, you can drive around in a Ferrari Spider in San Francisco. Choose your dream car and book for it online at http:// sanfrancisco carrentals.com. Prices range from US$69 a day for Jeep Wranglers, to a whopping66 words
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Article84 2001-01-10 22 THAT dream villa might not be that far beyond your travel budget. The offerings at http://rentvillas.com include scenic accommodations anywhere in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Britain, which range from US$45O upwards per week. Since many sleep anywhere from two to six people, the cost can be84 words
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Article59 2001-01-10 22 Serene Goh - Serene Goh LOG on to http://banyan travel.com, where specials this week include a two-person stay at The Golden Lemon Inn and Villas, on the north-east coast of St Kitts. Couples staying at this Caribbean resort enjoy a free night and other goodies with a minimum stay of59 words
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Article, Illustration545 2001-01-10 22 Contact Details, a wired database service, is your address book that updates itself. JUNE WAN (junewan@sph.com.sg) reports. OU’VE made new Y friends while travelling, and want to keep in touch with them. Like you, they are 20- or 30-somethings who are changing jobs, e-mail accounts, cellphone numbers, andMik Zarzuela - 545 words
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Arts
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Article, Illustration559 2001-01-10 23 A technically more impressive and dazzling Chang And Eng brings the homegrown musical one step closer to the world stage, says TAN DAWN WEX (dawntan@sph.com.sg). RACTICE, as the P sages say, makes perfect. After going at it for four seasons, Action Theatre’s Chang And Eng The559 words
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Article, Illustration385 2001-01-10 23 Tan Dawn Wei - Tan Dawn Wei SHE was dowdy yet bubbly as the confused Julianna in TCS’ dramedy Money. But Adelina Ong in real life is a pint-sized waif pretty, confident, and certainly not confused. She plays a prostitute in Beatrice Chia’s directorial debut, the acclaimed Shopping And F***ing, written byMike Lee - 385 words
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Arts DIARY
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Article79 2001-01-10 26 YOU’VE marvelled at the glorious wedding costumes worn by the likes of Gong Li in movies such as Raise The Red Lantern. Now, take a look at some at close range. The Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts’ (Nafa) School of Fashion Studies is holding an exhibition of Chinese79 words
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Article82 2001-01-10 26 THIS ballet, choreographed by Thierry Malandain, includes the original story, The Hard Nut by ETA Hoffman, and is an exploration of gender issues, sexuality, power and relationships. Featuring a cast of 12 dancers, this version of The Nutcracker attempts to demonstrate how an in-depth exploration of a familiar82 words
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Article64 2001-01-10 26 PHILHARMONIC Winds, the ensemble-in-residence at LaSalle-SIA College of Arts, is celebrating Singaporean music. On Jan 20, the musicians, along with composers from various institutions as well as student composers, will showcase a programme of local works. The concert will be held at Victoria Concert Hall. Tickets are priced64 words
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Article62 2001-01-10 26 Hera Chua - Hera Chua IT’S Richard Strauss season for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO). The composer’s tone poem Thus Spake Zarathustra is best known for its use in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. Led by music director Lan Shui, the SSO will accompany Singaporean violinist Yuuki Wong. This master62 words
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Article, Illustration872 2001-01-10 26 Monique Wilson, who directs and acts in The Vagina Monologues to be staged here, talks to TAM DAWN WEI (dawntan@sph.com.sg) about sex, childbirth and violence against women. CONTROVERSY raged last year when a local play The Vaginalogues projected on stage a picture of a woman’s private part. Now,872 words
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Living Well
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Article, Illustration590 2001-01-10 24 A tight squeeze and small garden didnt stop designers from introducing light and air with a patch of paradise in the air well of this semi-detached house. Concrete doesn’t have to be a deterrent. Even if you don’t have a big garden, a prettily landscaped air well is590 words
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Advertisement35 2001-01-10 23 Chang and Eng will play at Kallang Theatre till Jan 21,8 pm daily (except Mondays) with matinee shows at 2.30 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets are $2O to $9O from Ticketcharge (Tel: 296 2929).35 words
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Advertisement38 2001-01-10 23 Shopping and F***ing, R(A), runs from Jan 12 to 21 and Jan 26 to Feb 4, 8 pm at Toy Factory Theatrette, 17A Smith Street. Tickets at $lB from Toy Factory Theatre Ensemble (Tel: 222 1526) and toyfactory@mail.com38 words
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Advertisement32 2001-01-10 26 The Vagina Monologues by The New Voice Company will be staged at the Jubilee Hall from Jan 12 to 17, 8 pm. Tickets are $4O and $45 from Sistic (Tel: 348 5555).32 words
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Tube Talk
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Article130 2001-01-10 27 You re getting on in years when... Your sweet secretary says: “Let’s go upstairs and make love.” And you answer: “Honey, I can’t do both!” Your friends and neighbours begin complimenting you on your new alligator shoes... And you’re barefoot! A sexy babe catches your fancy... And130 words
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Miscellaneous513 2001-01-10 27 Movies Nowhere In Sight 7 pm Star Movies 58 The premise is about as fresh as yesterday’s nasi l'emak. Carly Bauer loses her sight in a car accident and becomes increasingly dependent on boyfriend, Eric Shelton. One weekend, Eric is suddenly called away on a business trip. On the first513 words
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Miscellaneous46 2001-01-10 27 The 5 th Wave By Rich Tennant 1/21 SlAA-O m 3k 2001 Rich Tenoant/Oist Dy Universal Press Syndicate “Our automated response policy to a large company-wide data crash is to notify management, back up existing data, and sell 90 percent of my shares in the company.”46 words
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The Back Page
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Article, Illustration317 2001-01-10 28 COUNTRY singer Faith Hill dominated the American Music Awards yesterday, walking away with three trophies, for favourite female pop artist, favourite female country artist and best country album. On the other hand, teen pop princess Britney Spears, who co-hosted the star-studded ceremony with rapper LL Cool317 words
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Making HEADLINES
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Article, Illustration132 2001-01-10 28 “I’m the kind of woman who, when she walks into a party, all the other women leave the room,” Boyle said in the February edition of Vanity Fair magazine. “Which makes me feel neither powerful nor insecure. It just makes me feel sad for other132 words
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Article83 2001-01-10 28 DATED BECKHAM gave wife Posh Spice a roll of paper for Christmas. But it was perhaps the best gift the paper contained drawings of a *****,000 inhouse studio Beckham was building, reported The Mirror.. Kate Moss might have found herself a new man and he’s Jefferson Hack, the face83 words
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