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  • 14 1 TODAY TODAYONLINE.COM WE SET YOU THINKING /\A=diaCorp SATURDAY, 18 MAY 2013 MICA (P) 093/06/2012
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  • 1027 1  -  Education Minister weighs in on deba te as poly grads cite glass ceiling at workplace TERTIARY EDUCATION AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com. sg SINGAPORE —Education Minister Heng Swee Keat yesterday became the latest minister the fourth in two weeks to weigh in on
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  • 542 1  -  ASHLEY CHIA ashley@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has contacted the Malaysian High Commission over former Johor Mentri Besar Abdul Ghani’s trip across the Causeway earlier this month during which he spoke to Malaysians working here. The
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    • 158 1 THE MAN WHO BUILT HIS CAREER ON MANAGING MEGA-SCALE JOINT VENTURES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND CHINA SATURDAY PEOPLE 14 THRILLS AND SPILLS AT TAMPINES SPORTS 24 UNDER FIRE Mayor Hashimoto’s comments were outrageous and offensive. What happened in that era to these women who were trafficked for sexual purposes is deplorable
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  • hot news
    • 617 2  -  Facilities within community convenient for patients and caregivers: Health Minister AGEING POPULATION VIMITA MOHANDAS vimita@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —About seven elderly care centres will be built islandwide by early next year, part of a move by the Government to site such facilities within the
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    • 980 4  -  IME is an economic agency, does not conduct research related to military, says witness SHANE TODD INQUIRY AMIR HUSSAIN amirhussain@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE The Institute of Microelectronics (IME) has had a total of five contracts to date with Chinese technology company Huawei but
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    • 371 6 MALAYSIA POLITICS THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER PETALING JAYA —The opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s (PKR) Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad was yesterday charged under the Peaceful Assembly Act for failing to give the police at least 10 days of notice for the post-election rally at the Kelana
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    • 614 7 DAP says minister’s comment reflects BN’s hypocrisy, Gerakan asks him to apologise THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER KUALA LUMPUR —Malaysia’s new Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s comment that Malaysians who are dissatisfied with its political system should migrate to other countries has drawn criticism from the opposition
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    • 281 8 SINGAPORE —The Republic’s non-oil exports continued to decline in April, although at a slower pace than in the previous two months, prompting analysts to suggest a recovery may be around the corner. Exports fell 1 per cent in April from a year earlier,
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    • 339 8 DBS-DANAMON DEAL DOW JONES SINGAPORE —Indonesia may allow DBS Group to buy Temasek Holdings’ entire 67-per-cent stake in Bank Danamon if certain conditions including a reciprocity principle are met, said Mr Bambang Brodjonegoro, Head of the Fiscal Policy Office
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    • 770 9 Agenda set for next decade signals Chinese President’s seriousness to see breakthroughs REUTERS BEIJING —Chinese President Xi Jinping has taken charge of drawing up ambitious reform plans to revitalise the world’s second-largest economy, sources close to the government said yesterday, shunning policy
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    • 116 5 Congratulations MediaCorp! A i We celebrate MediaCorp’s win of the Platinum Award for the Green Mark Category in the Prestigious BCA Awards! The Green Mark awards are conferred on buildings that incorporate internationally recognized best practices in environmental design and performance to reduce their carbon footprint. BCA GREEN MARK We
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  • saturday people
    • 1157 14  -  Martin Cui has built his career on managing mega-scale joint ventures between S’pore and China THE ST REGIS PERSPECTIVES LIN YANQIN Assistant News Editor yanqinl@mediacorp.com.sg Martin Cui is describing a scenario perhaps not unfamiliar to businesses that have ventured into China and had to work with
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    • 32 14 Robin van Persie has led the line magnificently, giving United a fresh and extremely dangerous new dimension in attack. He was the clear difference in this season’s title race. ADRIAN CLARKE 26
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  • voices
    • 316 16  -  FROM MAK YUEN TEEN The review of town councils is welcomed. However, merely tweaking the Town Councils Act and Town Councils Financial Rules, or adding rules to handle specific issues which have arisen, may only address the symptoms of the problems with town
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    • 88 16  -  FROM RASHID OSMAN In the interests of residents, the parties involved in the ongoing spat over the management of Aljunied-Hou-gang-Punggol East Town Council should settle this matter as soon as possible. Their energies should be better used to service residents’
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    • 209 16  -  FROM STANLEY WONG I refer to the report, “Teo Ho Pin questions WP’s transactions with managing agent” (May 17). One of Dr Teo’s questions, the pertinent one to ask, was: What was the need to form FM Solutions and Services (FMSS) just a
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    • 219 17  -  FROM YANG CHUN HONG I refer to the report, “Four new ERP gantries on AYE” (May 17), and am interested to know how such a short stretch of expressway is going to have so many gantries. Due to the expansion of Jurong Town Industrial Estate,
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    • 145 17  -  FROM WENDELL CHUA KIEN WEI In the past six months, I have noticed an increase in the number of SBS Transit buses used for trainee drivers along the one-lane roads in the Serangoon North, Serangoon Gardens and Lorong Chuan areas. These buses
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    • 154 17  -  FROM BILLY CHUA I agree with Madam Lynn Chew, who asked, “What is the purpose of charging those who fail to pay ERP?” (May 16). I have, on some occasions, forgotten to reinsert my CashCard into the in-vehicle unit after using it
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  • singapore
    • 558 18  -  Such practices, which kick in when data use exceeds certain limits, are not widely known TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRAVIS TEO travisteo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) may require telcos here to be more transparent about their mobile data throttling practices,
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    • 286 19 SINGAPORE A group of National University of Singapore (NUS) law students have launched a project to provide recourse for individuals who believe they have been wrongfully convicted of crimes. Called the Innocence Project, which students say is the first of its kind
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    • 351 19  -  SUMITA SREEDHARAN sumitas@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Ms Penny Tan is responsible for the sterilisation of more than 3,000 stray cats over the last 10 years and even stopped work to look after those under her charge. The 62-year-old has also become an expert at
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    • 358 19 Programme provides features such as ramps within flats, grab bars or slip-resistant treatment to bathroom tiles SINGAPORE —More than 1,700 households have applied for a Housing Development Board scheme that gives them elderly-friendly features such as ramps within flats, grab bars or
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  • world
    • 191 20 AGENCIES YANGON Myanmar’s President pardoned at least 20 political prisoners yesterday, ahead of a historic state visit by Mr Thein Sein to the United States that will highlight the improved relations between the two sides, brought about by Myanmar’s democratic reforms. A
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    • 622 20 With tensions running high, Filipinos in Taiwan advised to eat at home avoid the streets BILATERAL TENSIONS AP MANILA —The Philippine envoy to Taiwan yesterday advised thousands of Filipino workers there to eat at home and avoid the streets while emotions run
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    • 753 21 Company allegedly bribed Islamic-based party politicians to get larger share of govt-issued quota to import beef INDONESIAN POLITICS THE NEW YORK TIMES JAK ARTA With political Islam, hotel room sex, luxury automobiles, swimsuit models and even imported beef, a mega-scandal dubbed “Beef-gate” has transfixed the Indonesian
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    • 608 21 DOW JONES JA K A RTA An untested outsider to Indonesian politics has attracted an unexpected national following in this fledgling democracy amid a void of young leaders. Mr Joko Widodo, the 51-year-old Governor of Jakarta, is taking on the major
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    • 573 22 AGENCIES TOK YO The Mayor of Osaka, who outraged many with remarks about Japan’s wartime and modern sexual services, has struck back after the United States condemned his comments as “outrageous and offensive”, accusing American soldiers of using Japanese women for sex
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    • 305 22 Making a Difference Towards a Liveable Sustainable Future At the National Environment Agency, the work we do touches the daily lives of all Singaporeans. By protecting Singapore’s resources from pollution, maintaining a high level of public health and providing timely meteorological Information, we strive to ensure sustainable development and a
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  • business
    • 550 23  -  CIVIL AVIATION WONG WEI HAN wongweihan@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Despite lacklustre earnings amid a challenging business environment, Singapore Airlines (SIA) is not planning any drastic changes to its strategies. Rather, SIA Chief Executive Goh Choon Phong wants to look at the long term while managing
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    • 257 23  -  CONRAD RAJ Editor-at-Large conrad@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Only two years after he took property firm Soilbuild Group Holdings private, company co-found-er Lim Chap Huat is listing one of its components, Soilbuild Construction Group, through a public offering that will raise S$42 million. A total
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    • 415 23 REUTERS SINGAPORE —Singapore Power (SP) has agreed to sell large stakes in Australian power companies to State Grid Corp of China, the world’s largest state utility, in deals that could be worth over A$5 billion (S$6.12 billion), as Singaporean Government-linked
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  • sports
    • 628 24  -  After recent successes, OCBC S’pore Pro Team look to make most of Japan invites PRO CYCLING PHILIP GOH Deputy Sports Editor philipgoh@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The OCBC Singapore Pro Cycling Team are in Japan for back-to-back events on the UCI (International Cycling Union) Asia Tour, and looking
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    • 413 24  -  FELICIA QUICK SING A PORE Even as local mountain bike and BMX riders hold out hope that the Tampines Bike Park, described by many as world class, may remain a 2010 Youth Olympics legacy venue, tomorrow’s 8th Asian BMX Championship could well be the last
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    • 1135 25 Beckham was the ultimate corporate footballer, a global icon that transcended his sport THE BECKHAM PHENOMENON THE NEW YORK TIMES LO N DO N When David Beckham broke a bone in his left foot before the 2002 World Cup, Tony Blair, then the British
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    • 129 25 THE GUARDIAN The 38-year-old already has so many ambassadorial roles that a contract with Ferrero Rocher might be next. In recent months alone, in what may have been a clue to his retirement plans, he has taken on positions with Sky Sports and to promote
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    • 837 26  -  Tottenham ’s Welsh winger Gareth Bale may have been thrice voted the best player in the English Premier League this season. But there were others who playedjust as well through the league campaign. In the first of our special two-part season-ending wrap, TOD A Y’s EPL analyst
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    • 323 27  -  2013 WORLD TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS LOW LIN FHOONG S ING A POR E Ahead of this year’s Paris World Table Tennis Championship, Feng Tianwei had warned of the Chinese threat led by world No 1 Ding Ning. And the 26-year-old Singaporean’s quest to break the
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    • 532 27  -  FELICIA QUICK feliciaquick@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Playful banter was in order on Wednesday when the National Football Academy Under-16s gathered for training at the Singapore Sports School, especially with the return of Irfan Fandi, the eldest son of local football icon
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    • 239 27  -  DAN GUEN CHIN KUANTAN The LionsXII were left heartbroken at the Darulmakmur Stadium last night. Just when they thought they had three points safely in the bag, Pahang dangerman Azamuddin Akil’s last-gasp header cancelled Shahril Ishak’s 11th-minute goal, leaving them rueing a 1-1
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    • 158 28 SINGAPORE Tanjong Pagar United Football Club (TPUFC), in collaboration with Central Singapore Community Development Council, will launch the Free Kicks Soccer Programme next month for youths from low-in-come households within the Central Singapore District. Catering to both genders aged six to 16 and conducted
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    • 404 28 NBA PLAYOFFS AP OAKLAND —Slow at the start of the series and strong at the end, the San Antonio Spurs booked their ticket into the NBA Western Conference finals after beating the Golden State Warriors 94-82 to clinch a 4-2 semi-final series win on
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
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    • 53 29 SATURDAY, 18 MAY 2013 COCKTAIL TIME LEARN TO MAKE DRINKS, GATSBY-STYLE 32 CELEBRITY RANT SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACT ON YOUNG IS A SHAME, SAYS EMMA WATSON 34 BEHIND THE MASKS ELECTRO-POP DUO DAFT PUNK GET HUMAN TOUCH FOR NEW ALBUM 36 GET SOUPED UP IT’S A HOTPOT SMORGASBORD IN THE HEART
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    • cars
      • 946 30  -  EX-F1 DRIVER ALEX YOONG ON EPIC CIRCUITS, GREEN HELL AND HIS RACING JOB DERRYN WONG features@mediacorp.com.sg It’s been more than a decade since he raced with Minardi (now Toro Rosso) in Formula 1, but Malaysian ace Alex Yoong is still the only South-east Asian to compete in
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        528 31  -  Volvo and Polestar are proof that opposites really do attract RACETRACK TO ROAD BEN CHIA features@mediacorp.com.sp SINGAPORE —While best known for its safety innovations, Volvo has tried to amp up the edginess before. It went a little power crazy in the 1990s, entering its 850 Estate in the
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    • food
      • 936 32 Step back in time with these Great Gatsby-inspired cocktails for your next party COCKTAIL PARTY TIME THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON It’s booze, booze and yet more booze in Baz Luhrmann’s film adapation of The Great Gatsby. But it’s not artistic licence. F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel
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        505 33  -  Shabu Sai offers the same lunch and dinner spread, but at different prices what gives? REVIEW: SHABU SAI ANNETTE TAN SINGAPORE —I would have loved to give new restaurant Shabu Sai four stars in this week’s review because the food is excellent and very fresh, and
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      • 480 33  -  A no-frills restaurant in the depths of Science Park offers a great Latino buffet REVIEW: THE LATIN QUARTER ANNETTE TAN SINGAPORE —Tucked away in a shabby building along Science Park Drive is the island’s latest Colombian restaurant. It’s not the usual trendy, buzzy sort of eatery that we’ve
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    • culture & lifestyle
      • 551 34 The Bling Ring star says social media impact on young a ‘shame’ CANNES FILM FEST 2013 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH CANNES —Modern teenagers are losing their “naivety” younger than ever thanks to Facebook and Instagram making them self-conscious, actress Emma Watson said at the
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      • 185 34 REUTERS LOS ANGELES —NuvoTV announced that Jennifer Lopez will assume the position of its Chief Creative Officer. Lopez who owns a stake in the English-language cable network for Latinos and produces programming for the network under her company, Nuyorican Productions took the stage for
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      • 491 35  -  TEXT BY CHRISTOPHER TOH SINGAPORE —He’s a brilliant inventor, an artist, a hero and a playboy to boot. But he has a tormented soul. No, we’re not talking about Bruce Wayne/Batman or Tony Stark/Iron Man. We’re talking about Leonardo Da Vinci as imagined by Batman Begins and
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      • 285 35 REUTERS LONDON —British boy band One Direction, one of the biggest pop acts today, is working on an “edgy” third album and will start a world tour next year, they said in a press conference. Their new album will depart from the teen pop that
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      • 1018 36  -  Daft Punk take a more human approach in their latest album, Random Access Memories ELECTRONIC MUSIC SIMON REYNOLDS features@mediacorp.com.sg THE NEW YORK TIMES LOS ANGELES —Thomas Bangalter, onehalf of the influential French dancemusic act Daft Punk, has a house high in the Hollywood Hills. He and his
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      • 375 37 THE NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK —Actress Kate Hudson is taking a natural step in the evolution of a celebrity spokesmodel, going from appearing in ads for Ann Taylor to designing a collection for Ann Taylor. The first Kate Hudson for Ann Taylor collection,
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  • Page 38 Miscellaneous
    • 670 38 Toggle To subscribe, log on to www.toggle.sg or call Toggle Customer Care Hotline at 6388 3888 (9am-9pm daily) CINEMAWORLD ALMANYAWILLKOMMEN IN DEUTSCHLAND A migrant Turkish family living in Almanya, Germany, struggles with the question: What is really “home” as they decide to return to Turkey. CINEMAWORLD THE HIDEOUT Three crooks
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