The New Paper, 26 September 1999

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  • 19 1 Corporate escorts in S'pore Thailand: TCS actress offered 10,000 to strip V y.y Picture/2AIHAN MPYUSOF
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    752 2 KEN JALLEH JR LOOKS AT A 'HAPPENING' SATURDAY NEWS LAST night, Singapore was not the same old story. From Kallang to Kranji, the East Coast to Hougang... Singapore was, in the hyper vernacular of the young reporter, happening. It was probably the most havoc Saturday this
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  • NEWS
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      1159 4 THE HORSES Never mind Monday, Saturday night was a time to make some money. Over at Kranji, punters cheered and cursed, and contemplated their loses and luck. BRIAN MILLER captured the historic moment, the opening races of the Kranji Racecourse, the first time racing was held under
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    • 1099 5 DRESSING UP BUSINESS FUNCTIONS She'll dress up for any occasion and add a touch of glamour to corporate functions. This trend of hiring good lookers who can socialise with businessmen came to light during a recent court case. During the trial, popular k Malaysian
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    • 355 5 MAYBE she is young and innocent. Maybe she is new. Maybe she is eager to please.* But only three weeks into her line of work, Pat said she had three job offers from businessmen-clients who engaged her to entertain their associates. She mixes with business
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    • 392 6 SINGAPORE stars are sometimes targeted by businessmen in search of corporate escorts. An actress, who does not want to be named, received an indecent proposal as she was travelling in a taxi. Someone identifying himself only as Mr Chan rang her on her mobile phone when
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    • 75 6 ONE TCS artiste was offered $5,000 to go with an elderly man on a threeday holiday to Jakarta. "He sounded really old, in fact I wasn't sure if he could survive the plane trip there," said the sprightly actress, who is in her 20s. There was no
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      198 6 SOME female artistes and models charge between RM2.000 ($880) and RMIO.OOO for corporate escort services. These escorts accompany businessmen to dinner, karaoke lounges and discos. One artiste who is alleged to be a corporate escort is popular singer Ziana Zain. She promptly denied the allegation. "I am not
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  • NEWS
    • 588 8  -  Why have Malaysian Net users been banned from three international Internet Chat networks? By Ernest Luis MIB. We are not talking of Men in Black here though this MIB can cause as much havoc. Meet the Malaysian Internet Brat. He crouches with an evil
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    • 140 8 INTERNET Relay Chat (IRC) networks allow Xne with Internet access ve real-time, typed, online conversations with a number of users worldwide. The Malaysian Internet Brat signs up with US-based service providers believing Malaysian authorities will be unable to track him down. They are run by volunteers,
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    • 238 8 WHAT'S worse than being kicked out by an MIB? Being held hostage by a PJ. That's a page-jacker, in case you didn't know. Yes, Malaysian Internet Brats are not the only ones causing havoc in cyberspace. There's a new menace out there literally hijacking Web surfers
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      315 9  -  I'm the green baby By Calvin Low THIS green baby is now in the pink of health. Little Siti Suhaila shows no signs of the liver disease that once threatened her life. Indeed, she did our best to derail our interview with her mother, Madam Jamilah. The 27-month-old
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    • 110 9 SITI'S father is grateful to NUH for saving his daughter's life when they had no money to pay for the liver transplant operation. The operation costs between $60,000 and $80,000. Mr Akram Nekmat is a part-time bus driver who earns $1,400 a month. Today, Mr Akram pays $200
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    • 110 10 DID YOU KNOW THAT POOR COMPLEXION IS OFTEN CAUSED BY SUN DAMAGE? I REVEAL FAIRER, SMOOTHER, I MORE RADIANT SKIN I WITH NEUTROGENA FINE FAIRNESS ESSENCE. ''WW' w I In days, skin is softer and smoother. In weeks, dark spots and blotchiness are reduced for a noticeably fairer, more even
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  • 251 11 NEWS The Professor's stay at Ah Ma's home these past few weeks has helped him to figure out the sentence structure of Singlish. Two teenage schoolboys at Raffles Institution agree with him. Their research helped us put together the strip below DESPITE all that's been said,
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 200 11 Text/ Mary Lee &Toh Li Lin Art/ Hup Buaya. In Malay, it means 1 He buaya her. That means he crocodile. But in Singlish. f u FEEEEEnl 15 trying to get fresh with a girl Ibuava means...? lIJP it is a metaphor that can also be So I m a
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  • EXPAT
    • 197 13 Australian expat Kristin Kestell: I How to make friends I with S'poreans? I Dear Kristin, here's how... I am an English expat teaching in a secondary school and living in an HDB flat in Toa Payoh. If Ms Kestell really wants to get to know the
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    • 73 13 I hope you won't find Singaporeans too unfriendly. If you manage to sit down and have a good chat, you'll find we're quite friendly and approachable. Singaporeans, as you said, are always in a hurry. There's always a tendency to realise you've lost a chance to
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    • 72 13 There are many people who would be happy to be your friends and invite both of you to their homes during festivities. My wife and I are retirees, and pass our time looking after our two grand-daughters. I take up some part-time data entry and
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    • 43 13 My first time writing. Your article last Sunday was one of the better ones. Keep it up! I am a local teacher and I have a British expat boyfriend. I know how Ms Kestell feels. She can contact us. Jennifer Chua
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    • 181 13 WHEN I was asked to write, I had no idea of the response it would generate. I did not intend to use it to meet people but just an expression of my experience here so far. In the past week, via The New Paper on Sunday, we
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    • 561 14  -  By Richard Mort I WAS asked whether there is one aspect ofSingapore and/or Singaporeans I can't understand or get used to. There are many. I've lived in a neighbourhood HDB flat, and have made an effort to spend as much of my spare time as possible with locals.
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    • 124 14 Mr Kalinga Seneviratne, an Australian who is a polytechnic lecturer "Many of my students (aged from 17 to 20) are into excessive materialism. They bring handphones and pagers into class, wear trendy-labelled clothes and talk very often about these materialistic values. "Shouldn't the young be taught
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    • 77 14 These expats have spoken about what they don't understand. Do you sympathise with them? And can you shed some light on Singapore and Singaporeans and help them understand who we are, why we do things our way, and our way of life? We want to hear
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  • @ A GLANCE
    • 364 15 Retirement age—thing of the past? LETS rethink the idea of a retirement age. There's no natural law that says the retirement age should be 60, 65 or 70. It's a figure set by man policymakers. Consider setting aside the retirement age and paying workers based on their ability or workability".
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    • 57 15 A WORLD FIRST: Zorro (above), a German shepherd dog, is the first to lift a leg at the world's first dog toilet in Turku, Western Finland. The aim of the toilet, so to speak, Is to keep Turku's parks clean. Dogs' droppings are
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    • BRIEFLY
      • 92 15 AN Iranian spiritual leader has demanded death for a group of Iranian students who allegedly insulted Islam in their play. It was written by several students from Amir Kabir Technical University, a hotbed of pro-reform activism. The play invoked one of the holiest figures in Shi'ite
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      • 36 15 TWIRL: Mr Diet mar Stohr's face hairlBBo cm long. He took part in a beard competition in Yatad, Sweden. Sorry, we don't know if he won. Picture/ Afp.
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      • 91 15 ANWAR Ibrahim is well enough to attend his sodomy trial, due to resume tomorrow. However, the jailed ex-deputy premier will remain in hospital until the complete results of his medical tests have been obtained. The tests will tell whether he had been poisoned with arsenic,
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      • 64 15 Reuters. A DRILLING ship ran aground in Singapore waters while being towed into port for repairs yesterday. The ship is owned by Houston-based drilling contractor R&B Falcon Corp. FLC.N. The Deepsea Ice ran aground while three tugs were towing it through the East Johor Strait to Sembawang Shipyard.
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      • 97 15 IF the exit polls are right, the alliance led by Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee's party may win well over half the seats in Parliament The polls were conducted on the first four of the five phases in India's election. They showed that Mr Vajpayee's
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      • 78 15 TAIWAN declared a six-month state of emergency today as it tried to care for 100,000 earthquake refugees as tropical storm downpours and fresh tremors rocked the island. President Lee Teng-hui issued the decree granting the government emergency powers to help tens of thousands living in the open
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      • 83 15 WORRIED about your child's road Bafety on the way to school? Parents at the Northeast Community Development Council District have done something about it. About 40 residents have volunteered as community traffic wardens to ensure road safety of the young along Pasir Ris Street 11, near White
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      • 91 15 AFP. A HUGE cache of arms and explosives has been found in Macau. The discovery was made amid gangland violence in the Portuguese enclave. The raid on a flat near the border with southern Chinese city of Zhuhai resulted in the arrest of three men and a woman.
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    • 133 15 THE new MRT train carriages have seats that are 11 per cent wider because people in Singapore have been getting bigger. This will mean fewer seat per carriage from nine seats per row to seven. But more people can stand, so trains will still take 1,500 to
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    • 55 15 HARVEST CULTURE: CELEBRATE the Festival of Onam (harvest) with the Malayalees at Onam Night, a cultural variety show, at the DBS Auditorium at 7.30pm. Tickets cost $10. CULTURE TALK: Words fly as Xiangsheng (cross talk) experts go on stage at the Kreta Ayer Community Centre. It's on
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • 60 15 WEATHER TODAY Showers with thunder expected in the lot* morning ad afternoon, > mainly over northren, eastern and western Singapore. O O O north thunderstorms xm sunrise 6 bo om wwt tataaonns 700 p < *"i al moonri» 7.5S pm south Portly Cloud* mooraot 7.28 om east Thunderstorms minimum 24t
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  • 763 16  -  Every Sunday, we invite a personality to comment on the week's headlines that happen to catch his or her eye. Today, Jasmin Samat, actor, co-founder of theatre group ACT 3 and wannabe fireman, looks at issues in the news abroad THE WEEK Guest editor JASMIN
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  • NEWS
    • 550 17  -  From Dili, East Timor, reporter MELVIN SINGH, flew to Jakarta, via Darwin, to report on the student-led demonstrations in the Indonesian capital How did troops and studentprotesters hose down the tense confrontation yesterday? REPORTS MELVIN SINGH STUDENTS and soldiers did the three-step shuffle
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    • 435 17 DIARY OF A ROVING CORRESPONDENT ON Thursday night in Dili, a volley of shots rang out just after I finished my dinner of a can of cold beans and jawbreaking crackers. I had been sitting on the
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    • 354 18 'Boy, 9, lures sister, 8, to house then rapes her with mates' Now that we know who the kids are and who it happened to y I'm probably even more mad.. J hope they get severely punished. Ms Sue Hatch, a neighbour of the girl victim
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    • 127 18 THE case poses a problem for authorities because it involves such young children. Because the three boys who have been arrested are younger than 14, they cannot be tried as adults. If convicted, they could be confined in a juvenile institution, but only until age
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  • NEWS
    • 509 20  -  Who is that beauty who Uoyd Weber wrote his first Asian hit Asian song for? BY Shanoo Maharaj IN CALCUTTA WHATS the latest hit tune from the man who composed Cats, Phantom of the Opera, Evita? A song he doesn't understand a word of.
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    • 407 20 IT'S like his courtroom thrillers. A man is killed by two drugged-out teens imitating what they saw in a movie. His friend seeks justice, going after the moviemaker. You can guess how it'll end in a John Grisham novel. Only this time, Mr Be- stseller isn't writing
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  • 294 22 NEWS A BRITISH woman has succeeded in doing what many men before her had failed: Diving 112.4 m below the sea. Mrs Tanya Streeter, from Sussex, England, is a free-diving enthusiast and she held her breath for two minutes in doing that record-breaking dive.
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    • 207 22 about love Playing by Heart a warm funny drama follows eleven people £k and lifestyles experiencing love one of its many stages. Transformed by a series of unsettling lst< em 5000 discovers how elusive and ove our on October Hugh Young viva and persistent suitor [j Keenan Very quiet Grade
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    • 98 23 The New Paper On Sunday Septpmtwr 26, 1999 I j: J U j Y° un g 5 "Q; I y. Y J|; love hurts w 3i 4X AI Sill Hi) L* t/y @v n 7 Cyber-models: _f' My ;1ik Cable guide 40 Movies 38 39 fS Her n.tme's Webbie itBSk
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  • 571 24  -  Chin CHEAP AND HIP: STYLE FOR THE BUDGET. CONSCIOUS By Carol Leong carol@sph.com.sg AS you can see from the picture, Mr Toh Chee Keong, 34, is nuts about old fans. He has about 1,000 fans some dating back to the 1870s in his cramped
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  • CookieJar THE PLACE TO DIP FOR HOHEMAKING TIPS
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      516 25  -  Edited by Trudy Lim trud)@sph.com.sg MAKING bread seems to have made a comeback in many Singapore kitchens. From the traditional Asian breads (Chinese pau and Indian chapatis) to western loaves and pizzas. But how do you jazz up a basic bread recipe, or have fun with loaves
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    • Cookies
      • 41 25 Clean, old sponges can keep your plants fresh. Use a damp sponge to wipe dust off leaves, then drop the sponge into the flower pot. It absorbs water, so you don't have to water your plants so frequently.
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      • 79 25 Have some fun with bread for snacks. When using sticky fillings such as jam, honey or peanut butter, why not roll the slice of bread up instead of folding it in two? Then slice thinly, and you have little slices, just like a swiss roll. The kids will
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      • 63 25 When the decorative bits drop off your fridge magnets, don't throw the humble magnets away. Put them to work. Place a magnet in one compartment of your sewing basket or sewing kit. Then when you remove pins from clothes, drop them in that compartment, and the magnet will
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  • Aggie MATTERS OF THE HEART AND BODY
    • 291 26 I'VE been feeling very lost and helpless for more than a month. It all started when the man I thought was everything to me, walked out on me. You see, I met Don, who is 17 years old and one year younger than me,
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    • 119 26 Last week's letter: DINO has known his fiancee for more than three years. They plan to get married by the end of this year. But now, he can't tolerate her anymore. She's rough, moody and can be dull sometimes. She's always speechless when she's with him.
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    • 275 26 Reader's reply: MARRIAGE is more than just feeling. It is based on commitment and understanding. Looking at your situation, I would suggest that you postpone your wedding plans. Marriage is between you and your fiancee, so family pressure should not be the key issue. They are
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    • 386 26 I AM 17 this year. I have a girlfriend working in the same restaurant as me. We went steady for almost one and a half years. In the past, we would break up, then patch up again. I am really regretful now. I would always
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    • 300 26 I HAVE a boyfriend who used to be faithful to me but then his ex-steady girlfriend wanted him back. I knew about it. He has been going out with her together with me. I can accept the reality of this, but only for a few
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    • Puberty Dr Li Su Min clears the air over teen sex issues
      • 292 26 I AM an 18-year-old girl. I Qhave a boyfriend of four years. We have always been close. I love him very much, but he has a habit of touching my private parts. At the movies, he'd put his hand under my skirt and panties to touch
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      • 357 26 Ql AM a 15-year-old girl and I'm In love with this girl in my class. She's a really nice girl. Whether we are in school or going out, we would hold hands. Sometimes we'd hug each other. One day, when we were in her room and her
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    • 44 26 CAN YOU HELP? If you think you can help with some useful advice, write or fax to Aggie by Wednesday. The best letter will be published next week. The writer of the best reply will receive a special @T-shirt and a New Paper cap.
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    • 57 26 Counsellors: Mr Danny Ng, psychologist, and Ms Wong Sing Chee, counsellor, Singapore Polytechnic. CALLUS If you need advice on matters of the heart or sex issues, write to: Aggie, The New Paper, Times House, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore *****9 Or fax 737-5375, e-mail: npops@sph.com.sg (please mark; Aggie) or call
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    1202 27  -  No airs, no temper and never says n0.... is Tookay okay with you? Feature by GENEVIEVE JIANG Yes, say her creators SHE has chocolate milk and buttered croissants for breakfast, barbecued food and salad for lunch, and pasta for dinner every day. But this supermodel never gains weight,
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  • Page 28 Miscellaneous
    • 795 28 [TVtOCi] 5 T 7.00 AMTalespin/DownattheZoo I U I^ll 8.00 Disney's Doug/All Dogs Go to B 9.00 Pinky and the Brain/Casper I 10.00 go wnd/Beastwars Japan Hour Tsuiseki 11.00 New Adventures of Robin Hood VIIC US Premiere 12, 7.30 pm NOON vip 1 -—"onc Wedding and vai's day << ""»> ***V
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  • 400 29  -  Column ACTOR LIM KAY TONG WRITES A FORTNIGHTLY COLUMN by Lim Kay Tong ABOUT five years ago, I got a job which warned me my days as an actor might be numbered. I was required to do a voiceover for a
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  • 793 30  -  Sinegle Column by Calvin Low calvin@sph.com.sg A GOOD and old friend keeps telling me: "You are so fortunate not to be married." He started telling me that years ago, before he got married. And he last repeated it a fortnight ago when we had coffee,
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  • 1031 31  -  SoSueMe SUZANNE WALKER WRITES A FORNIGHTLY COLUMN by SUZANNE WALKER LAST weekend, a taxi driver asked if I was Eurasian. I said yes. He volunteered that he was Eurasian too and pointed to his surname "Gomez" on his taxi ID. "Nowadays, even Eurasians are
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  • Seen Heard SHARP
    • 53 32 THEHOVIE An intelligent little boy is tormented by his ability to see ghosts. They scare him, scratch him and get him into trouble with the living. Help comes in the form of a child psychologist who is burdened with troubles of his own. Stars: Haley Joel Osment
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    • 243 32  -  by CHAN SEET FUN WHAT a talented young actor Haley Joel Osment is. He carries this movie. At times, Bruce Willis seems little more than a balding sidekick. Osment, who played young Forrest in Forrest Gump, has a kind of gravity that many
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    • 68 32 While playing with his toys in church, Cole (Haley Joel Osment) made one of his plastic soldiers say this in Latin: "Out of the depths, I cry out to you, Lord." "I draw people smiling, dogs running... I draw rainbows. They don't have meetings about rainbows." Cole. His
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    • 258 32  -  by CALVIN LOW ITS hard to hate this movie, especially with Haley Joel Osment's Oscar-worthy performance and a fine Twilight Zone-ish ending which makes you want to see the movie again to unravel it in retro. Everything is achieved without record-setting expenditure on special effects.
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    • 203 32  -  Edited by Chan Seet Fun seetfun@spn.com.sg Roger Ebert in his online review: "I have to admit I was blind-sided by the ending. The solution to many of the film's puzzlements is right there in plain view, and the movie hasn't cheated, but the very boldness of the storytelling
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    • 217 32  -  with Ming Kang WHILE the legendary Bob Mariey is having the biggestTiit of this life with the club tune Sun is Rising, his son Ziggy Mariey is making good old reggae music. Spirit of Music is a mature effort from Ziggy, who proves that he
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    • 503 33 I* H {Jpy CALL: 873-3333 I I 24-hour subscription sales hotline Lb J movies sat Timeless Romance I Opm A policeman gets a mysterious phone sun Grimms Brothers' Snow White: A call, apparently from himself, urging ilss 9pm Tale of Terror him to help agirl whom he will run into
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    • 587 34 SCV Wow Weekend SportS W w tues E PL: Liverpool v» Everton (Live) 2.55am Gerard Houllier pleads for patience as he attempts to restore an element of HyilIIl/tXl.rijH sophistication to the Reds. No doubt Urallla/5l5ric5 '-V V c thur My F«lr Prlnuu P»rt I (llMl Run) VymHW' Redknapp and the
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  • Venue FUJIFILM JET, SET, GO
    • 550 35  -  by YONG SHU HOONG r Edited by Rachel Tan rachel@sph.com.sg AN airplane flight would have cut the two-day journey from Vancouver to Calgary to just an hour and a half. But it would simply have whisked you over the snowy tops of the Canadian
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    • 298 35 IF you are abroad and lose your passport, would you know who to call? If you get into an accident, do you know who you should contact? Fret not if you can't answer these questions. Check out this handy guide (left), Have A
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    • 269 35 GREAT OUTDOORS There is a variety of activities to choose from, once you get off the train in the Canadian Rockies. Take your pick from mountain biking, fishing, hiking, horseback riding and whitewater rafting. Or go for a scenic drive in a rental car or
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  • Things SUSHI FOR TECHNO HIPSTERS
    • 315 36  -  f By Yong Shu Hoong J shyong66@hotmail.com YOU can call it a Handycam. Or a Digital Handycam, to be precise. From the people who gave you the world-famous Walkman comes this compact-sized digital video camcorder that fits neatly within the grasp of your hand.
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        277 36 "TRAGEDY is a way of life in Timor," goes the cry of help on the front page of this web page. Timor Aid is an Australian-based aid organisation operating out of Darwin. The office acts as an international liaison for Yayasan Timor Aid, an East Timor-based foundation registered
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        214 36 REMEMBER the song, Do They Know It's Christmas? In the year 1984, a group of musical acts (collectively known as Band Aid) delivered the song as a charity record to help famine victims. Now in the Internet age, there is Net Aid, described on its official website as
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    • 178 42 Good Link (Race 8 No. 3) All good things come to those who wait. And if you are prepared to wait till the final event tonight, you should be rewarded handsomely. Good Link, with regular jockey Catherine Treymane astride, has been working well enough on the training track
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    • 63 42 RACE 1: Great Wonder, Asean Gold. RACE 2: Savraska, Power Gifted, Jubilant Gold, King General. RACE 4: Super Hammer, Assagay, Kim General, Mark Of Courage. RACE 5: Empire Windrush, Without Prejudice, Biggie. RACE 6: Ouragan Noir, Super Luck, Faith And Power, Phenomenal. RACE 7: Imperial Gold 11, Natural Mover,
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    • 604 42  -  By Danny Khoo LIKE his name suggests, newcomer Sail To Victory looks poised to do just that in Race 4 at Kranji tonight. The cleverly-named, four-year-old grey by Victory Dance has been extremely impressive in his preparation and has only to reproduce that
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    • 401 44  -  By Danny Khoo IT WAS opening night at Kranji. But the historic occasion may well have been called "Thwaites* Night". For truly, the Singapore Turf Club's inaugural race meeting under floodlights at its new home belonged to the three-time champion trainer. The 54-year-old not only
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    • 322 45  -  By Tan Thean Loon OF ALL days, a power trip occurred at Kranji racecourse last night, throwing the first occasion of night-racing at the new track in Singapore into a nightmarish experience for one and all. It happened just after the opening race, which started
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    • 519 48  -  FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: LUXEMBOURG GRAND PRIX (Toda FACTFILE Name: Heinz-Harald Frentzen Age: 32 NatkxiaNty: German: Marital status: Single First Grand Prix: Brazil 1994 First GP win: San Mahno 1997 mosi recent GP win: Two weeks ago in Monza, Italy. By Peter Siow UNTIL recently, HeinzHarald
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    • 65 48 AFP. GERMANY'S Heinz-Harald Frentzen, driving a Jordan-Mugen Honda, took pole position yesterday for today s Luxembourg Grand Prix. Frentzen edged McLaren-Mercedes drivers David Coulthard and Finnish reigning world champion Mika Hakkinen who were second and third respectively. ial raw: Frentzen (Ger); Coulthard (Brtt) 2nd raw: Hakkinen (Fin);
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      481 49  -  JfcbFACT FILE Name: Cheng Chao-Yu Age: 21 Birthday; Aug 18 Height: 1.74 m Weight 55 kg Occupation: Student Hobbles: Shopping Ho. of perfect game*: 2 Major honours: iMtQ 98 Asian Games trios and team gold 1999 Asian FIQ alt-events and doubles gold FINAL RESULTS; 1 Cheng Chao-Yu
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    • 247 49 YES, they are important people, serious people. But how seriously do you expect a minister to hunt for a bowling ball? Mr David Lim, Minister of State for and MITA, tried slipping his thumb into one bowling ball, then another and then a third until he found
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    • 266 50 1 DAY ONE: IT'S NO JOKING MATTER FOR THE AMERICAN TEAM DAY TWO: 12.45am LATEST Wire services. THE Europeans continued to defy all the Ryder Cup odds during the morning Foursomes. They shared the spoils 2-2 with an increasingly desperate American team. Starting the second day leading
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    • 322 50  -  Bth ASIAN JUNIOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: National Stadium (Thursday till Sunday) By Lim Han Ming THEY are making sure they acclimatise well in advance. Yes, the Asian Junior Athletics Championships may be a few days away, but some of the participating nations have already set
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    • 123 51 V SUNDRAMOORTHY will make a guest appearance for Gombak United when it meets Fiji's Olympic soccer team at Bukit Gombak Stadium todayat 7.30 pm. The former international with the sublime touch will combine with Gombak's big-name stars such as Toh Choon Ming, Ben Blake, Jorgen Nielsen
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    • 683 52 IRANIAN PLAYER ON THE EUROPEAN MARK HITLER would turn in his grave. In Berlin's Olympic Stadium, where he sought to impose on sport his notions on the supremacy of the white Arian race, an Asian achieved for a German team what no European could. Ali Daei scored
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    • 156 52 "RIVALDO became Rivaldo only in MY Barcelona. That is when he learned to use his talent for the good of the team, tactically disciplining his fantasy. That made the difference thanks to the collective team discipline that supports him." So claims Louis van Gaal, coach
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    • 165 52 LAST Monday Ronaldo, countryman of Rivaldo, attempted to follow his instincts and to go on a United Nations mission to a school in Kosova. It was the player's day off, the UN warmed to his humanitarian gesture to show even a "God" of the playing fields cares. Inter
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    • 686 53  -  Middlesbrough 0 Chelsea 1 (Lambourde 55) Middlesbrough: Mark Schwarzer, Gianluca Festa, Gary Pallister, Colin Cooper, Christian Ziege, Curtis Fleming, Juninho, Paul Ince (Robbie Mustoe, 34), Keith O'Neill, Hamilton Ricard, Brian Deane Chelsea: Ed de Goey, Bernard Lambourde, Frank Lebeouf, Marcel Desailly, Graeme Le Saux, Dan
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      393 54 REST OF LAST NIGHTS PREMIERSHIP ACTION RESULTS Arsenal 1 Watford 0 Coventry 1 West Ham 0 Derby 0 Bradford City 1 Leeds 3 Newcastle 2 Leicester 3 Aston Villa 1 Man U 3 Southampton 3 BoroO Chelsea 1 Sunderland 1 SheffWedO AFP. LAST week Wimbledon came to fortress
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    • 162 54 AFP. DUTCH striker Dennis Bergkamp says he wants to see out the rest of his playinj career at English Premiership side Arsenal. Bergkamp, 30, the former Footballer of the Year, is revelling under manager Arsene Wenger's leadership. And he insists he will rejeci overtures from
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