The New Paper, 6 September 2009

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    • 1299 2 / 3  -  S’poretowkayburns$258,888forthis$100urn REPORT: MAUREEN KOH maureenk@sph.com.sg HIS beaming face has been splashed on the front pages of Chinese evening newspapers, with an ash urn cradled, like a trophy, in his arms. His claim to fame: A $258,888 winning bid for a $100
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    • 683 4 / 5  -  Is getai getting too raunchy? As police issue warnings to organisers, parents and MPs say... REPORT:ELYSA REPORT:ELYSA CHEN elysac@sph.com.sg HOT bods strutting their stuff on getai stages in theHDBheartlandsareraisingeyebrows–and temperatures. Already the police have warned getai organisers to tone down such raunchy acts,
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    • 327 4 / 5 A POLICE car wrecked, a shattered windscreen, a busted traffic light and a torn road sign. All from a collision that left four people, including two police officers, injured. The accident occurred yesterday morning at 8.20am at the junction of
      PICTURES: LIANHE WANBAO  -  327 words
    • 480 6  -  LuckyPlazaputsupcrowd-controlsignsurgingshoppersto‘movealong’.Shopownerssay: But other shopowners defend the mostly-Filipino crowd REPORT: ELYSA CHEN elysac@sph.com.sg TOSOMEtheyare“twitteringbirds”andanuisance.Tootherstheyarevaluablecustomers.Either way, the large number of people who gather atLuckyPlaza onweekends,manyof themFilipinowomen,mayhavetosubmittosomecrowdcontrol. The mall’s management has put up signs telling customersnotto“wait”alongthecorridors. Shopkeepers like Mr Jimmy Kek welcome the
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    • 657 7  -  But only a few beer bottles and $15 in coins are stolen REPORT&PICTURES: HEDYKHOO hedykhoo@sph.com.sg IT WAS a lot of effort for very little loot. Thieves hit a dozen stalls at the Tekka Food Centre on Friday night and made off with
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    • 524 8  -  Residents nearby complain Concert goers complain Outdoor events at the Esplanade REPORT: HEDY KHOO hedykhoo@sph.com.sg LOUD music from Esplanade outdoor concerts ruining your quiet evening at home? Thenmaybeyoushouldn’thavechosentoliveso close to a well-known concert venue. That is the view of some concert-goers who were miffed that residents
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    • 390 8  -  REPORT: HEDY KHOO hedykhoo@sph.com.sg UNLESS you intend to draw at least $200, these DBS ATM machines, both at Jurong Point, will not accede to your requests. While other banks require a minimum withdrawal of either $10 or $20, DBS Bank has a
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    • 877 10 / 11  -  Womanhopestoraise$500,000forrisky optoimprovebedriddenson’scondition REPORTS: SHREE ANN MATHAVAN shreeann@sph.com.sg YOUR child is seriously ill and depends on a ventilator to breathe. Doctors tell you nothing much can be done, and he may be bed-ridden for life. Your only sliver of hope is
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    • 460 10 / 11 DOCTORS say that while treatments are available for Mohammad Raiyan Shafiq, there are no guarantees that they will help him. And there is a chance his condition may worsen after the treatment. Dr Janice Wong, a consultant in neurologyatKK Womens’ andChildrens’ Hospital (KKH) said
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    • 767 12 / 13  -  Itisn’teasybeingthebuttoftheaction REPORT: ELYSA CHEN elysac@sph.com.sg THE crowd watches with bated breath. Two men are perched precariously on a pole almost 2m high. One leaps onto the shoulders of another, and they make a 360-degree turn on a disc the size of a paper plate,
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    • 638 12 / 13  -  REPORT: HO LIAN-YI lianyi@sph.com.sg IF YOU are using multi-purpose contact lens solutions, you risk damaging your eyes. So suggests a recent study on commercial solutions readily available in Singapore. Dr Gunter Wong, 37, a regional eyecare expert said: “Studies have shown
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    • 1335 14 / 15  -  Seletarairbase’sunknownpast:ItwashometothelastSpitfiresintheBritishEmpire REPORT: NG TZE YONG tzeyong@sph.com.sg THEY were the F-16s of the 1940s. They flew faster, higher and better perfect for dogfights against the Nazis. But it was from a sleepy airbase halfway across the world that the aviation icons, fabled for
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    • 455 14 / 15  -  Changi Airport Race: Porsche vs Boeing 747 Jovita Chua JovitaChua,newsroom intern UNDER the scorching heat on the open tarmac of Changi Airport yesterday afternoon, there was only one question on everyone’sminds. In a road race between a plane and a car, who will win? It was
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    • 701 16 / 17  -  AnimaginativedesignerisworkingwithFrance’saerospace research agency to come up with a hotel in a Zeppelin. InfographicsjournalistsFadzilHamzahandCelGulapa lookattheairship’sreturntotheskies.... Fadzil Hamzah,Cel Gulapa SOURCES: POPULAR SCIENCE, ANSWERS.COM MOST of us fly for speed, but French industrial designer Jean-Marie Massaud believes that slow cruising in an airship could be the next step
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    • 403 18 Manwhoscalesworld’stallestbuildings barehanded cancels Italy trip due to H1N1 fears HE HAS climbed some of the world’s tallest buildings without safety equipment. In his quest to reach the highest heights, Frenchman Alain Robert, 47, has found himself arrested in London, New York and even Singapore
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    • 344 18 HE is just 10 days old, but he suffers from a rare birthdefect called“ectopiacordis”, in whichthe heart is formed outside the body. Cardiologistsat NewDelhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) successfully operated upon the baby on Thursday. This condition
      PICTURES: AFP  -  344 words
    • 633 19 Authoritiesdenybowingtopublicpressure No passport for contest in Japan, so boy cries on TV HE made a paper plane which flew for 12 seconds. Such was his talent that it won him the national origami championship in Thailand. The prize was a place in
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    • 270 19 HE WAS just 8cm tall and 20cm long. His weight did not exceed 400g, even when fully clothed. Although Scooter was tiny, he had a worldwide following. The Maltese pup achieved global fame in his short life, with his picture published in Switzerland, Malaysia,
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    • 512 20 She loses it after groomsays‘waffle-y’ IT WAS the biggest day of their lives. Mr Andrew Engstrom and his bride Melissa were exchanging marital vows. But he fluffed his lines badly which prompted a hysterical reaction from his wife. The scenes have become a hit
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    • 284 20 She calls Oscar winner unfit, he challenges her to a bike ride SHE wrote a column that took a shot at movie starRussell Crowe’s fitnessafterhe was photographed smoking while cycling in Sydney, Australia, after which he ate a plate oftacos. The next day, Aussie gossip
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    • 504 21 Photoshoot with a difference makes headlines across the world THEappearanceinGlamourmagazineofamodelwho fills more of the page than fashion’s usual rake-thin stars is getting big cheers from US women. LizzieMillerhasblondehairandaneffortlesssmile, but it is her chubby tummy and fuller legs that are winningattention. Never before has a
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    • 293 21 JAPAN ELECTIONS HER husband is yet to be prime minister. But Japan’ssoon-to-befirst lady, MiyukiHatoyama, has already gained far more publicity than her husband Yukio Hatoyama, 62. Mr Hatoyama’sDemocraticParty ofJapan (DPJ) scored a historic win over conservative PrimeMinisterTaro Aso’s party ingeneral elections
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    • 699 22 Private US security guards at Afghanistan embassy in deviant sex scandal DRUNKEN pool parties and lewd sex acts these weren’t what they expected when they signed up for this job. Private security guards at the US Embassy in Kabul were pressured
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  • 644 9 Balancing family and career, she receives UniSIM degree which is recognised by education ministry This series is brought to you by SIM University GIVING up was not an option for her. This working mum was determined to earn her Bachelor of Science in Business degree
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  • News Snapshot
    • 345 23 S’POREANSCAN OPT IN FORANNUITY SCHEMEFOUR YEARS IN ADVANCE SINGAPOREANS and permanent residents aged 55 and older this year can sign up for the new CPF annuity scheme from this month, four years before it begins. The earlier opt-in date is in response
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    • Article, Illustration
      50 23 CUPCAKE CELEBRATIONS: Member of Parliament for Yio Chu Kang, Mr Seng Han Thong, placing the final cupcake in a 3.2m-tall cupcaketower, built forAMK Hub’ssecond anniversary celebrations, yesterday. The record-breaking cupcake tower, comprising 2,222 vanilla and strawberry cupcakes, took 25 chefs 10 hours to complete. TNP PICTURE: PHYLLICIA WANG
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    • 96 23 AFP THE communist party chief of the north-western Chinese city of Urumqi was sacked yesterday, following protests that left five people dead after a spate of syringe attacks. Top city official Li Zhi was replaced by Zhu Hailun, Xinhua news agency
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    • 92 23 Reuters A PAKISTANI court yesterday resumed hearing a case against suspected Islamist militants accused of involvement in last year’s attack on Mumbai. India wants forceful action by Pakistan against leaders of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), the group it says was behind the November attacks that
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    • 104 23 AP TOP nuclear envoys from South Korea and the United States held talks yesterday on a strategy to bring North Korea back to disarmament negotiations, a day after the North claimed to have succeeded in exper- imental uranium enrichment.
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    • 100 23 BY2013, there will be a new green link between the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and the Central Catchment Area. The eco-passage will arch over the 50m-wide Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE), at a suitable narrow point between the reserves. The bridge, planted with
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  • News Exchange
    • 587 24 / 25  -  THE BUZZ COMMENT:MAUREENKOH MAUREEN KOH maureenk@sph.com.sg TO bare or not to bare? Or rather, how much flesh should a getai performer flash? Earlier this week, at least two getai organisers confirmed that police have reminded them to keep theirperformers’actsclean. And some organisers
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    • 161 24 / 25 Werate the past week’snews goodandbad Last week’s index: 100 This week’s index: 130 +10 Most aged parents are well cared for by their children, a new poll showed. And there will be more subsidies for hospice care from next month. -10 Though the number of cases of
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    • 110 24 / 25 1 2 3 4 5 Thecompanystartedout as TimelyComics in1939, then becameAtlas Comics in1951, beforethe Marvel namewas adoptedin1961. In1939,the companypublished itsfirstcomic titled Marvel Comics#1, and introducedits firstsuperheroes– the original HumanTorchand Namorthe Sub-Mariner Oneofthe best movesMarvel Comicsowner MartinGoodman madewas tohire his wife’s cousin’s17-year-old son StanleyLieber,who later tookon
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    • 8 24 / 25 “Ohno!IthinkhisBOgotstuckinmyhair.” –awomanpanickingaftertakingataxidrivenbysomeonewithodourissues. “Onehourwasenoughtokilltheglow.” –awomanonhowlongthebuzzfromhervacationlastedafterreturningtotheoffice.
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    • 14 24 / 25 The Old Guard’s thrifty ways More extracts from the PAP book Men In White
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  • Page 24 / 25 Miscellaneous

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      659 26 / 27  -  WinningdesignersoftheTriumphInspirationAwardrevealthere’smore than meets the eye when it comes to creating prize-winning undies REPORT: SHREE ANN MATHAVAN shreeann@sph.com.sg KOHL-rimmed green eyes, a penchant for wearing live snakes as jewellery and keeping cheetahs as pets, were just some of the distinguishing trademarks of early 20th century Italian heiress Marchesa Luisa
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    • 192 26 / 27 WHEN it comes to designing bras, Mr Reinard Grevin (right) had a natural disadvantage. Being a man, he had never worn one before. Nevertheless, he did his research on the various bra types and based his design on what he found appealing on women. His
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    • 146 26 / 27 While Miss Yeong chose an Italian noblewoman as her inspiration, her schoolmate Nicole Wong (right) decided to shoot higher. The third-year fashion design student chose a queen. Her design, titled“RoyalSeduction” wasbased on Marie Antoinette, the infamous queenof France. And it was good enough to win
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    • 513 28  -  NewFacegirlsinspiredbyFannWong,thefirstLevi’sLady David Ho newsroom intern THEY were invited as special guests to an event, but the 19 finalists of The New Paper New Face 2009 ended up starstruck instead. The girls minus one who could not attend were guests at the event to announce the first ambassador for
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    • 244 28 THE 20 finalists for The New Paper New Face 2009 are getting ready for the 8 Oct finals. It will be held at Takashimaya Square, with special guest star Kumar. And in the judging panel are fashion insiders such as Jeanette Ejlersen, the
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      • 480 29  -  HEDY KHOO hedykhoo@sph.com.sg MEN are not the only ones looking out for spring chickens. Women do too. The only difference is that while men do it at nightclubs and pubs, women generally tend to do it at the chilled poultry section of the supermarket. Of course,
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      • 660 29  -  SANTOKH SINGH FATHER FIGURES santokh@sph.com.sg IT was with some interest that I read The StraitsTimesreportonparents’involvement withtheirchildren’ssports. The report had coaches and teachers saying that some Singapore parents get too involved, to the point of confusing the kids with instructions from the
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      • 225 30  -  afford aspire YEOH WEE TECK weeteck@sph.com.sg MEN do many things to themselves in private. And a lot of the private activities involve creams, lotions and, sometimes, pain. I’m talking about grooming, so please take your mind out of the gutter. I hang out
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      • 404 30 41 Getting the foundation right is vital. So keep your skin clean. DrBrandt’snew Pores No More Vacuum Cleaner ($80, above) helps loosen and remove blackheads, and absorbs dirt and excess oil from the pores. It also unclogs pores and keeps your skin looking smooth.
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        470 32/33  -  REPORT: SYLVIA TOH PAIK CHOO paikchoo@sph.com.sg ITWAS a“fun”raiser twiceover. Wild Rice, the theatre company, had its annual Rice Ball, in association with Prestige magazine, toraise fundsfor itsrice(“fun” in dialect) bowl. Thisyear’s theme?BigHair. In the time of the credit crunch, if you can afford but a single event
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      • 727 34  -  Our columnist ponders over the snakes that appearedinhislife SIVA CHOY HUMOUR ME tnp@sph.com.sg MOST people I know don’t like snakes, simply because they think all snakes are poisonous and sneaky and will bite people at every opportunity when they are not looking. (Which makes
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      • 468 34  -  S M ONG ACT BLUR smong@sph.com.sg I’M DREADING today because like yesterday, Ihave to go to Maad. Maad stands for the Market for Artists And Designers, a monthly bazaar held at the Red Dot Museum. That’s where my wife has set
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      • 231 34 TICKETS booked, luggage packed, but no idea what to do when you get to that tiny village in Italy? JULIANA JUNE RASUL lists top travel sites you should check before you fly. Step 1: Research Spotted by Locals http://www.spottedbylocals.com/ LonelyPlanet tries its best,butsometimes it’s just better
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  • Page 31 Miscellaneous
    • 436 31 BRAIN WORKOUT TAN KIN LIAN Thereare fivehouses with differentcolours in a row.Each person plays adifferentsport, speaksa differentlanguage, drinksa differentbeverage. 1. The whiskeydrinker lives rightofthe redhouse. 2. The Chinesespeakerplays volleyball. 3. The golf playerlives leftof thebasketball player. Howtoplay 4. The whitehouseis thethird house. 5. The cricketplayer speaks German. 6. The rumdrinker
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  • Page 35 Miscellaneous
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    • 29 37 Saturday,5Sep2009 First Second Third 0706 5550 8211 Starters 1322 2106 3654 5074 9303 1557 2374 3985 8772 9448 Consolation 1268 2190 5703 6051 7835 2156 5021 5763 7299 7839
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    • Sports Racing
      • 768 37 RACE1 1st 8 Diamonds At Dusk ($122-$32) 2nd 11 Trustus ($7) 3rd 5 Famous Roman ($20) 4th 2 Annenkov. EOB $21. Forecast $48. Place forecast $64 (5-8), $9 (5-11), $29 (8-11). Tierce $1423. Trio $133. Quartet $810. Scratchings: Fitoussi, Millbank. RACE 2 1st 2 Waratah’s Secret
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      • 626 37 GOING: GOOD Race1 C5(LC)1400m 10 WAITTHETIME55c51(78-24) SRuzaini* (11) 7 7 1 (502) 13 D'MIGHTYVICTORY54(65-22) PBraem (13) 2 1 2 (476) 0.75 14 DOMINIC'SDELIGHT53.5c53(97-24) WKYan (4) 9 9 3 (528) 0.5 1 KAKUREI57c56(129-37) SAnandan (2) 1 2 4 (516) Hd ?Winning owner and trainer: E Breukelen. Time:
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      • 196 38 JOHN O’HARA, no stranger to the Singapore-Malaysia horse-racing scene, has joined the training ranks again. The 46-year-old Singaporean, who has been working as an assistant trainer from 2001, has secured stable facilities in Kranji. In a press statement from the Singapore Turf Club (SNTC)
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      • 1162 38 RACE 1 CLOSE ONE EYE was slow to begin. STAR RAY began awkwardly and shifted out abruptly. Shortly after the start, MAGICAL WINNER and MYSTERIO were both crowded between SOLAR EXPRESS and POWERFUL LEADER, who shifted in. DOUBLE FIANCHETTO raced wide without cover
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      • 723 39 TIPS AND COMMENTS COURTESY OF AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS RACE 1 (1,400m) 11 FANCY PANTS 1 DIAMOND ISLAND 8 TUNE HIM UP RACE 2 (1,300m) 1 FITOUSSI (PG Moody) (9:3-1-2): This looks too short for him but he does go well first up. Not without
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      • 807 39 11:47RACE1 (CRANBOURNE)–1400m 1 DIAMONDISLAND DSHORT (1) 58 2 IMPEND JSADLER (8) 58 3 LESMONTY STHEODORE (4) 58 4 MRBEAU SLAMING (9) 58 5 MRMOSES CALDERSON (16) 58 6 ROBBERYUNDERARMS PCONROY (12) 58 7 SUPEREMINENT MKENT (17) 58 8 TUNEHIMUP SLAMING (7) 58 9 LITERA
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      • 1373 40 GOING FORECAST: GOOD RACE1 C5 12.40 -1400m(SC) Stakes:RM35,000 No. Last6runs HORSE Wt Rating Jockey Barrier (Age/origin/sex,trainer-owner) 1 86-852 AceAguero 57 (43) KEirwanc2 7 (5iregJeromeTan-ACE) 2 *****- AleoStoller 57 (43) CalvinGoonc2 12 (7nzmMThwaites-AJRacing) 3 *****- BrilliantLegend 57 (43) FarickTan*c4 10 (10agBTLim-Okay) 4 15---- GreatPartners 56.5 (42)
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    • Sports Formula One
      • 742 41 Wire Services RENAULT will face charges of fixing last year’s Singapore Grand Prix by staging a crash that helped Spaniard Fernando Alonso win, FormulaOne’s governing bodysaid. The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said in a statement that Renault representatives had been summoned to an extraordinary meeting
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      • 223 41 GOLF SINGAPORE’S Lam Chih Bing and Mardan Mamat fell victim to the tough weather conditions in Crans-Sur-Sierre, Switzerland, on Friday as they missed the cut at the Omega European Masters. Lam was in a good position to make the weekend play when he was one-under after
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      • 203 41 Reuters STEVE Stricker upstaged playing partner Tiger Woods to earn a share of the lead with fellow American Jim Furyk after the opening round of the Deutsche Bank Championship on Friday. Stricker notched eight birdies, including five in a row mid-round, to card an impressive eight-under-par
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    • Sports US Open
      • 463 42 Wire Services IT WAS tougher than he thought it was going to be. And when Rafael Nadal clinched a marathon third-set game that gave him a break, the Spanish third seed knew it was a defining moment,pumpedhis fistthreetimesand bellowed:“Vamos!” In Spanish, it means “Let’s
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      • 189 42 MEN SECOND ROUND Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (x7) bt Jarkko Nieminen 7-5,6-3,6-4 Julien Benneteau bt Viktor Troicki (x30) 6-1,3-6,6-1,6-0 Marin Cilic (x16) bt Jesse Levine 4-6,2-6,6-0,6-3,6-0 Juan Carlos Ferrero (x24) bt Philipp Petzschner 1 -6,3-6,6-4, 6-2,6-4 Juan Martin del Potro (x6) bt Jurgen Melzer 7-6 (6), 6-3,6-3 Tomas Berdych (x17)
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      • 308 42 Reuters FORMER US Open champions Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters have set the stage for a New York revival worthy of a Broadway script. Williams and Clijsters easily won their respective matches yesterday morning to set up a fourth-round encounter at Flushing Meadows that will
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    • 708 43  -  WAYDECLEWStells LIM HAN MING why hedecidedtoleave SingaporeSports Counciltotakeup his new job in Qatar WAYDE CLEWS, LIM HAN MING How would you sum up your seven years in Singapore? CLEWS: THE SEVEN years have gone by incrediblyfast, but it’s also been a phenomenally satisfying period of my
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    • 1133 44 / 45  -  Inthisnew series, we put some of the biggest names in sports, bothlocalandforeign, under the spotlight. Today, outgoing Singapore Sports Council director for industry development WAYDE CLEWS looks back at his seven yearshereandgives histakeonSingapore sports LIM HAN MING npsports@sph.com.sg Do you think Singapore can become a
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    • Sports Girl Power
      • 604 46 / 47  -  Thisweek,wecatchup withoneofSingapore’s top women triathletes, VICTORIACAMBELL,who dismissesrumoursthat she had retired JOYCE LIM npsports@sph.com.sg MARRIAGE should never be the tomb of sports. And Victoria Cambell knows that. The 26-year-old triathlete from Britain has been regarded as one of Singapore’s top woman triathlete since she started racing here
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      • 321 46 / 47 2003 National University of Singapore (NUS) Biathlon (800m swim, 5km run), overall Women’schampion Inter-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Road Race (4km) National Institute of Education Biathlon, mixed relay (swim) and champion for her age group (800m swim, 5km run) OSIMSingaporeInternational Triathlon (1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run) 2004
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    • Sports Football
      • 728 48  -  ALISON RATCLIFFE FOOTBALL FEMME npsports@sph.com.sg DIVINGischeating.Andsois fouling. So if you dive you get a yellow card;if you commitabadfoul you generallygetayellowcard. If a Premier League player fouls another player, the opposition fans spend 30 seconds vociferously suggesting he’s the spawn of unmarried parents, scratch their bumsand
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    • Sports World Cup Qualifiers
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    • Sports International Friendly
      • 484 54  -  HOLLAND 3 (Van Persie 69, Sneijder 73, Huntelaar 87) JAPAN0 DAVID LEE npsports@sph.com.sg COMMENT FOR THE first hour, this match played itself out in the yawn-inducing manner you would expect of a meaningless friendly involving two countries that have already qualified for next year’s
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      • 177 54  -  DAVID LEE THE SECOND-HALF introduction of this 22-year-old Hamburg winger sparked life into a lacklustre Holland side. Making his first senior appearance for the national team, Eljero Elia (right) turned the game on its head with his pace, awareness and delivery. The debutant’s enthusiasm paid off
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      • 70 55 CRICKET SINGAPORE captain Chetan Suryawanshi (right) holds aloft the Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 6 winners’ trophy after his team beat Bahrain by 68 runs in the final at Kallang. SCORES: Singapore 242-8 in 50 overs (M. Arora 59). Bahrain 174 in 48.4 overs (T .Dar 73,
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    • 460 56 Wire Services SERVES you right, Chelsea. And the same goes for the top clubs who break transfer rules when scouring Europe for the brightest young footballing talents. The explosive remark came from former Chelsea chairman Ken Bates, who believes that the Blues’ Fifa ban is
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