Project Eyeball, 27 March 2001

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    11 1 projecteyeball. eyeball.asial.com.sg Mita (p) 105/03/2001 Tuesday, March 27, 2001 80 CENTS
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      448 1 ON THE LIST Bhagyashree Garekar picks the durian as the one thing that cannot be left out of a list on what makes Singapore. See Page 14 LIST OBSESSED Serene Goh scans another type of list those which delve into beauty and power and looks at why we are so
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  • NEWS & VIEWS
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      136 2 THEY say that the pen is mightier than the sword, but they obviously didn’t realise the destructive ability of a curious kid. One such child pulled the wrong lever at a Dutch army show and destroyed the $295,000 engine of a brand-new armoured vehicle. The kid accidentally set off
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      Lock icon Teaching doctors how to break bad news
      360 2  -  Training course uses actors and role-play to help communication skills By Denyse Yeo denyse@sph.com.sg A TEENAGER has just died from injuries sustained in a motorbike accident. His anxious mother, pacing the floor outside the Intensive Care Unit, still doesn’t know. How does a
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    • Eyeball NEWS
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        Lock icon S’pore tops Asia in Internet use
        114 2 SINGAPORE has the highest proportion of households connected to the Internet in Asia. A total of 47.4 per cent of Singaporean households log on, compared to next highest contender Taiwan at 40 per cent and Korea at 37.3 per cent. Worldwide, Singapore is No
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      • Article
        Lock icon PSB to be split into two companies
        97 2 FROM next month, some functions of the Productivity and Standards Board (PSB) will be hived off into two separate companies. One of them, the PSB Corporation, will focus on training, consultancy, technology application and testing services. It aims to be a one-stop integrated
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      • Article
        Lock icon ERP rates to go up at some gantries
        118 2 ERP rates are changing with effect from April 2. Depending on where you drive, you’ll either cheer or curse. The rates for three CTE gantries south of Braddell Road, the PIE at Slip Road into the CTE and Ayer Rajah Expressway will
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      • Article
        Lock icon No permit for rally to aid Jeyaretnam
        143 2 IT’S no go for a public rally to support opposition leader JB Jeyaretnam. He is facing expulsion from Parliament after being declared bankrupt for not paying money he owes in various defamation suits. The police have denied a permit for the proposed gathering
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      • Article
        Lock icon M1 IDD rates open to others
        95 2 UNTIL now, telecoms provider Ml’s IDD rates could be enjoyed only by Ml cellphone subscribers. But from next month, Sing Tel fixed line and Star Hub mobile subscribers will be able to enjoy the same rates under Ml’s IDD 002 and Value Call 021
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      373 3 WASHINGTON Pilots for the second largest US regional airline, the Cincinnati-based Comair, went on strike yesterday over pay, job security, scheduling and retirement plans. Comair operates more than 800 flights daily to 95 cities in the United States, Canada, the Bahamas and Mexico. BAMIYAN Ignoring worldwide criticism by
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      Lock icon Indonesia blames US arms embargo
      510 3 That’s why it failed to quell Central Kalimantan violence AFP JAKARTA Pointing a finger of blame at the US, Indonesian Defence Minister Mohammad Mahfud yesterday said America’s military arms embargo was a key factor in the failure of the Indonesian Armed Forces (TNI) to react
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    • Eyeball FOCUS
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        Lock icon Teachers get free lessons
        550 6  -  Chinese High pays for its teachers to pursue their Master’s in tie-up with Aussie university By Toh Bee Ping beeping@sph.com.sg IT was the March school holidays, but for 18 teachers at Chinese High School, it was back to the classroom. Not to teach remedial classes, but
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        Lock icon Mini-schools to suit students’ talents
        537 6  -  CONSORTIUM CONCEPT AT CHINESE HIGH By Toh Bee Ping beeping@sph.com.sg HAVE you heard of schools within a school? Well, at Chinese High School, they prefer to call them consortia. Chinese High’s scheme of dividing itself into “mini-schools”, which piloted in 1999, is in full swing
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      Lock icon THREE WATS TO LEARN
      483 7 What s so special about these three Chinese High consortiums? TOH BEE PING (beeping@sph.com.sg) finds out. APHELION Work attachments: One of Aphelion’s milestones last year was its industrial attachment programme. Students were given the chance to design webpages, write data management programs, and even produce CD-ROMs
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    • Singapore
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        Lock icon NS? CMPB? No, PC
        533 4  -  Army enlistees can sign up online By Toh Bee Ping beeping@sph.com.sg YOU can now sign up for National Service online no need to make several trips to the Central Manpower Base (CMPB). With e-Registration in place, you only have to turn up in person once and
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        Lock icon E-mail your MP – from a food centre near you
        463 4  - E-mail your MP from a food centre near you MULTIMEDIA TRANSACTIONAL KIOSKS By Sue-Ann Chia sueann@sph.com.sg ASK your MP a question, check your CPF balance, or send an ecard. And do all these while waiting for your plate of char kway teow. Not with the laptop you’re lugging around, but
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    • Health
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        Lock icon Forceps tied to post-natal woes
        297 8 Incontinence may result, says study FOR many women, childbirth doesn’t bring just a bundle of joy. Many have to cope with urinary incontinence after giving birth. And, for a handful, the situation is even worse. They also have to cope with faecal incontinence. One possible
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        Lock icon Ultrasound to help fight cancer
        378 8 MAY REPLACE BIOPSIES TO TEST DRUG REACTIONS Reuters LONDON It looks like the humble ultrasound is set to be used for much more than letting parents look at their children in the womb. British scientists say ultrasound can be used to assess which cancer patients
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      • Stork OPTIONS
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          Lock icon Impotence doesn’t mean infertility
          380 8 This weekly column features readers queries, answered by fertility expert Dr Christopher Chen. Dear Dr Chen: My wife and I would like to have a baby, but during intercourse I have difficulty getting my penis erect. Does this mean I am infertile? Terry Dr Chen replies:
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    • The World
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        Lock icon M’sia cops told to prepare for continuing unrest
        293 9 POLICE CHIEF BLAMES ‘UNHEALTHY POLITICKING’ AP KUALA LUMPUR Keep up the good work, but be ready for a challenging year ahead. This was the message Malaysia’s police chief sent out to his men, reported The Star yesterday. “Unhealthy politicking, such as anti-government
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        Lock icon UK women ‘fighting fit’
        560 9 But senior army officer claims they had easier field trials for front-line combat LONDON British women have been deemed fit enough in field trials to serve the Army’s front-line combat units, but a senior army officer claimed the Army had made the tests so easy that
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      • A matter of free speech
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          Lock icon HOW THE GAME IS FLAYED
          188 10 IN THE game, two pairs of players are the defence and prosecution lawyers trying Estrada on the four articles of graft, bribery and corruption that he faced in the Senate. The aim is to gather enough witness, motion and evidence cards, which players may use
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          Lock icon To impeach or not? Just roll the dice
          371 10 New game allows players to decide if Estrada was guilty Reuters Some have it, some don’t. It’s no different in the Philippines. On the one hand, a game that allows players to re-enact Joseph Estrada’s impeachment trial is selling like hot cakes.
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          Lock icon Porn ban draws fire
          318 10 MANILA It was a case of “Protest or Bust!” for actors of Philippine sex movies yesterday, as they called for the removal of a ban on a film showing sexual acts in the first major protest against President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s censorship policy. The actors led
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    • Technology
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        Lock icon MTV to stay in tune with youth
        360 11 WEB VERSION EYED NYT NEW YORK Do you know how young people today watch MTV? They do it while talking to each other over the Internet. So, to keep up with its youthful and trendy audience, MTV plans to reinvent itself and integrate
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        Lock icon Game ‘comes alive’
        479 11  -  It pursues players offline with clues masquerading as threatening calls By Walter Fernandez walter@sph.com.sg WELCOME to the first computer game that cannot be turned off. And it can pursue players into their daily life, to the extent that it wakes them up in the middle of the
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        Lock icon Music to the ears of Nokia phone users
        190 11 HERE’S a mobile phone with an audible difference. And no, we aren’t talking about unusual ring tones. Nokia plans to roll out its first music player accessory in the Singapore market by the third quarter of this year, reports CNet. The 60
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    • Business
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        Lock icon Job loss may help you find your way
        661 12  -  Tackle Job-hunting like a job or turn hobbies into money Cox News Service AUSTIN It happened to Troy Aikman, Walt Disney, Lee lacocca. And now you you have lost your job as in fired, let go, laid off, terminated, terminated for cause,
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        Lock icon Singaporeans want’em cheap and good
        301 12  -  GLORAL SURVEY OF SHOPPERS By Gail Aw pedas@sph.com.sg “QUALITY and best price, lah.” That’s still the top draw for Singaporeans when purchasing goods. A recent global survey on consumer behaviour revealed that people here placed the greatest emphasis on “good, reliable products”, followed by “low
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      • Article
        Lock icon SingTel stocks battered following Optus deal
        470 13  -  9.5% drop as shareholders feel local telco paying too much for acquisition By Nicholas Yong nicyong@sph.com.sg THE market seems to have given a thumbs-down to Singapore Telecom’s (SingTel’s) acquisition of Cable Wireless Optus. Or at least to the price it could fork out for
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        Lock icon Singapore dollar falls to three-year low
        437 13  -  By Francis Kan francisk@sph.com.sg BESIDES Sing Tel shares, the market witnessed another casualty yesterday the local currency. v News of SingTel’s acquisition .of Australia’s Cable Wireless Optus for about $l4 billion pushed the Singapore dollar to its lowest level in more than three years.
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      • Business BUZZ
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          52 13 SINGAPORE stocks inched up yesterday despite heavy selling in Singapore Telecommunications shares. The Straits Times Index rose 2.88 points, or 0.17 per cent, to close at 1,718.19. Losers led gainers 411 to 193, with 210 stocks closing unchanged. Trading volume rose to 398.1 million shares from Friday’s
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          Lock icon Manufacturing up
          71 13 SINGAPORE’S overall manufacturing output for February rose 13.3 per cent compared with the same month last year, after falling 10.3 per cent in January, the Economic Development Board said yesterday. Electronics’ output grew 5.5 per cent, aided by gains in the output of disk drives, computer peripherals, semiconductors
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          Lock icon Outlook weak
          120 13 THE second-half outlook for mainboard-listed Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) is weak owing to slower economic growth exacerbated by a slowdown in the US and the region, the company said yesterday. SPH’s first-half post-tax profits for the six months ended February 2001 fell by 8.9 per cent to $203.84
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          Lock icon 3G applications
          58 13 THE Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has received four applications from firms interested in the auction for a third-generation (3G) network licence, it said in a statement yesterday. The applicants are Sing Tel, Mobile One (Asia) and Star Hub Mobile and Export Asia, which, according to IDA,
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      • Expat EYE
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          Lock icon Forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest
          964 14  -  By Bhagyashree Garekar bhagya@sph.com.sg THE idea of a place or a people grows from a variety of things. I can’t list everything that goes into my idea of what Singapore is, but I can name the one thing it cannot exclude: durians. Described variously and
          Mik Zarzuela  -  964 words
        • Article
          Lock icon TAXING TIMES
          88 14 WHAT drives you up the wall most when it comes to filing your income taxes? 40% Worrying if I should declare this that, and what reliefs I’ve forgotten to claim. 18% Gathering (or losing) all the right documentation. 17% Figuring out what the @*&s# forms mean. 14% I
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        Lock icon Unusual suspects
        790 15  -  By Dave Barry IT IS a chilling question that we have all asked ourselves: What would we do if, God forbid, we had to get a squirrel out of a baby grand piano? This very question confronted an animal-control officer in Fairfax County, Virginia, recently, according to a
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      49 2 Departments: Enquiries 730-5800 eyenews@sph.com.sg Local News 730-5461 local@eyeball.com.sg Foreign News 730-5807 world@eyeball.com.sg Business News 730-5864 biz@eyeball.com.sg Eye Sport 730-5832 sports@eyeball.com.sg Unwind 730-5844 leisure@eyeball.com.sg Tech 730-5817 tech@eyeball.com.sg Online Edition 730-5811 Archives 730-5726 stlib@cyberway.com.sg Subscription fax line 746-1925 Snail Mail Project Eyeball News Centre, Level 6 82, Genting Lane Singapore *****7
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      28 2 Qood morning! Showers with thunder and gusty winds in the pre-dawn hours and morning over many areas. High: 32C 1 Low: 23C Tides: 12.22AM/2.7M 12.37PM/2.8M Met Service: http://www.gov.sg/metsin
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      51 4 X These Town Council websites allow residents to do online shopping or pay their service and conservancy bills: http:// www.mptc.org.sg (Marine Parade Town Council) http://www.pasirris-tc.org.sg (Pasir Ris Town Council) http://www.hougang.org.sg (Hoiigang Town Council) http://www.northeast.org.sg The North-East CDC portal hosts a string of e-services, including Web-based e-mails and online chat and
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      24 8 Send your fertility queries to http^/eyeball.asial.com.sg or by snail mail to: Project Eyeball, Stork Options, News Centre, Level 6, 82 Genting Lane, Singapore *****7.
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      32 9 More on military women: http://www.telegraph. co.uk/ The three female soldiers join the Commando Course An article from last Friday’s Telegraph. http://www. militarvwomen. org/homepage.htm Learn about women’s roles and problems in the military.
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      32 11 HELEN, SWEETHEART OF THE INTERNET was Hei.Hu evet? A GYMNAST? mm i eer shh prhams OF STILL POIUG IT! YEAH. WHEN Swe WAS YOUNGER. V/: OH. 1 p gr If u. V.
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      27 12 Here’s a list of top Internet employment sites: http://www.monster.com http://www.headhunter.net http://www.nationjob.com http://www.hotjobs.com http://www.net-temps.com http://www.dice.com http://www.careerbuilder.com You could also look out for Eyeball’s EyeOnJobs appointments pages every Friday.
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  • EyeSport
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      Lock icon Williamses’ dad vows to fight back
      914 16  -  He says Venus and Serena’s critics jealous of their wealth USA Today IN TIMES of trouble, Richard Williams says he often reflects on advice his mother gave him when he was a much younger man. “My mom taught me to do all I can
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      Lock icon Hardaway’s big play saves the day
      275 16 MIAMI BEATS SAN ANTONIO 88-83 AP MIAMI Don’t write off Tim Hardaway just yet. Miami Heat coach Pat Riley certainly hasn’t. The 34-year-old point guard scored 20 of his 25 points in the second half and added eight assists as Miami ran its winning
      – AP; Reuters  -  275 words
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      Lock icon Sports CLICKERS
      121 17 SOCCER: Who was your man of the England-Finland match at Anfield on Saturday? And who was your muppet of the match? Click on to Football 365 for their thoughts on who shone and who stank in England’s crucial World Cup qualifying win last week. (http://www.football365. com/pageSll.htm) FORMULA ONE:
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      Lock icon Cole gets a second chance
      261 17 PLAYING ON Reuters LONDON Andy Cole gets a second chance. Damned by his critics for a poor performance against Finland, Cole’s biggest supporter is the man whose opinion matters most. England coach Sven Goran Eriksson says he will stick by the embattled striker for Thursday
      – Reuters; Reuters  -  261 words
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      Lock icon It’s time for the Owen revolution
      489 17  -  England’s hope is starting to deliver By Luke Pachymuthu luke@sph.com.sg DAVID BECKHAM received the loudest cheers in Anfield on Sun- day, but it was Michael Owen who got a standing ovation. Forget the Liverpool revolution for a bit. England’s win against Finland was not
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    • Sport IN SHORT
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        Lock icon Sampras ousted
        69 17 Reuters MIAMI American teenager Andy Roddick swept Pete Sampras out of the Ericsson Open yesterday. Roddick, 18, defeated fourth-seeded Sampras 7-6 6-3 in the third round to record his first win over a player ranked in the top 10. “He’s the beginning of a new American breed,” said
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      • Article
        Lock icon Injury hits Shearer
        64 17 Reuters LONDON Former England captain Alan Shearer has been told he could be sidelined for the rest of the soccer season with a knee injury. The Newcastle striker, who suffered a reaction after surgery earlier this month, has been ordered to rest for at least a month
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      • Article
        Lock icon Leboeuf hurt
        46 17 PARIS Frank Leboeuf s season could be over after he limped off with a groin injury in France’s 5-0 win over Japan at the Stade de France. The Chelsea central defender is waiting for the results of a scan on his groin, Soccernet said.
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        Lock icon No more cricket
        93 17 AP ISLAMABAD Pakistan will never play cricket against India again after New Delhi refused to participate in next month’s tri-series limited-overs tournament in Sharjah, Pakistani cricket authorities said yesterday. “It’s finished,” said Lt Gen Tauqir Zia, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board. “We are not going to
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  • Unwind
    • Movies
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        Lock icon Dear Diary...
        695 18  -  Los Angeles Times What does one think after being named Best Actress? PAUL BROWNFIELD delves into what may he Julia Roberts’ thoughts. WELL, it’s over! Award? Check. Speech? Nailed it. And the whole time I kept thinking about you. You, Diary, me and you and this moment. The
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        Lock icon Oscar Maximus
        1047 19 The Oscar battlefield at yesterdays Academy Awards was evenly matched, until the Romans muscled in to take home the spoils. But the real drama lay in the falling barriers that showed how international movie-making has become, says JEANM4LRIE TAN (jeanm@sph.com.sg). HON’T forget what usually happens in Hollywood sagas
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        Lock icon Oscar’s parade: Best & worst dressed
        608 20 Oscar’s parade: Best worst dressed June Wan Award shows. Are they an excuse for another fashion parade? Stylist DANIEL BOEY gives his take on this years Oscar orchestrations. ASIAN PARADE Zhang Ziyi Her sequined Escada gown retained the cheongsam collar, but abandoned traditional frog buttons in favour of a plunging
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    • Fashion
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        Lock icon The stage’s his world
        796 21 Fashion and theatre are two sides of the same coin for Fashion Festival consultant Daniel Boey, discovers JUNE WAN (junewan@sph.com.sg). “Then, I wanted to Tdo Farrah Fawcett. Now, I just want to be Farrah Fawcett,” deadpanned Daniel Boev over a plate of pasta. He’s not managed
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      • Fashion LOG
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          Lock icon Furla’s spring unfurled
          104 21 SINCE Furla opened its boutiques last year, magazine editors have become regular fanatics. The label’s affordable chic is a draw, but discerning fashion followers like Furla’s stylish designs, which fuse current trends and classic cuts for one-of-a-kind creations. This season, the 1950 s and the 1980 s
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          Lock icon Bach to the future
          78 21 TWO original scores by Johann Sebastian Bach the Brandenburg Concertos and the Christmas Oratorio are under threat from ink and acid corrosion. Buy Montblanc’s Special Edition Johann Sebastian Bach pen (available in fountain and ballpoint models) and $l6 will go towards saving the autographs. Cap rings
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          Lock icon Travel in style
          84 21 THE truly stylish will forsake luxury accommodations and fine dining for more important items, such as Louis Vuitton’s City Guides. The third edition, out in the hot, “now” colour of deep purple, covers 32 European cities, with 7,000 listings, including 1,500 new entries. Five new cities have
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          Lock icon Turn back time
          72 21 June Wan TISSOT is looking back to find the future. The label, which has been re-issuing early Heritage collection models since 1995, is offering a 1919 barrel-shaped “roaring Twenties” piece this year. Available in updated limited edition designs, the first comes with a steel case and an
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        Lock icon STREET wise
        595 22 Bring fashion to the masses. The Fashion Festival did just that with last Saturday's Hip Parade held at Zouk. JUNE WAN (junewan@sph.com.sg) was there to watch spring hit the streets. SPRING’S latest trends have filtered into streetwear, and they’re here to stay for a while. At the Hip
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    • Gender
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        Lock icon Hit list
        993 23 Don't we just love to run people through a wringer, and hang up the survivor shortlist for public screening? Cleo's recent 50 Most Eligible Bachelors event proves it, says SERENE GOH (sereneg@sph.con7.sg). PIFTY Most Eligible Bachelors, 100 Sexiest Women, The World’s Richest, 50 Most Beautiful these are the
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      32 23 Cleo’s bachelors weren’t just a string of numbers. Eyeball spoke to them and found out they all wanted more than just world peace. Log on to httpV/eyebalLasial.com.sg to check out their Q&As.
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  • The Back Page
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      Lock icon Centro pre-launch party whets punters’ appetites
      189 24  -  Karl Ho CENTRO 360’s pre-launch party on Friday was all about stark minimalism and glamourous socialites. The 15,000-sq ft restaurant/bar/club was an empty space, with concrete floors, red fire sprinklers and white-washed walls. A projector screening the club’s credo added a touch of artistic
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      Lock icon Tse pumps up the volume
      269 24  -  Dawn Tan THANKS to the overzealous sound engineer at Nicholas Tse’s maiden Singapore Viva Live concert on Saturday night, many in the audience probably went away with permanent hearing damage. Maybe the ear-splitting volume was a ploy to give the impression that this ain’t no
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      Lock icon Chat & Mouse
      233 24 Chat Mouse Real flight announcements “There may be 50 ways to leave your lover, but there are only six ways out of this plane. Two at the front, two over the wing and two at the rear.” Pilot: “Folks, we have reached our cruising altitude now, so I am going
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      94 24 Win GET OVER IT Movie Preview Tickets! m wr m How’s a guy fresh from a break-up supposed to survive in a world where ex-girlfriends continue to exist? GET OVER IT, a romantic comedy starring Ben Foster, Kirsten Dunst, Melissa Sagemiller, Colin Hanks and Shane West. Courtesy of Shaw, we
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