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  Man jailed for lying about address in daughter’s school enrolment
Posted by: CityFarmer - 04-03-2015, 10:40 AM - Forum: Others - Replies (13)

The man might think it is trivia, but the consequence is serious i.e. a jail term...

Man jailed for lying about address in daughter’s school enrolment

SINGAPORE — Wanting to enrol his daughter in a prestigious school, a self-employed man lied about where he lived — and ended up being sentenced to two weeks in jail.

The 35-year-old man, whose name has been withheld to protect his daughter’s identity, is appealing against the sentence, which was imposed by district judge Shaiffudin Saruwan today (March 3).

The man had pleaded guilty last month to giving false information to the school’s principal on July 30, 2013.

In the application forms to enrol his daughter, the man had indicated that he lived within a radius of 1km to 2km of the school — knowing that applicants residing in that zone are given priority under Phase 2C of the Primary One registration exercise, should the number of applications exceed the number of vacancies.

He had also produced his identity card with the new address as part of the application.
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http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/man...-enrolment

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  Singapore at 50: From swamp to skyscrapers
Posted by: Behappyalways - 28-02-2015, 02:51 PM - Forum: Others - No Replies

Singapore at 50: From swamp to skyscrapers
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-31626174

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  Leonard Nimoy has passed away
Posted by: EnSabahNur - 28-02-2015, 08:49 AM - Forum: Others - Replies (1)

Spock has passed away.

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2015/...es-ages-83

Live Long and Prosper

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  LEE KUAN YEW - Deserving Of Respect?
Posted by: arthur - 27-02-2015, 07:56 PM - Forum: Others - No Replies


http://therealsingapore.com/content/lee-...ng-respect

The recent rumors of his passing away has made me sit up and think, do we really hate him or his party recent years policies?
Can we say honestly to ourselves that without him, will SG be as prosperous as it is now? If other leaders at his time of era, adopted a less draconian ruling methodology, will SG succeed as much as it is now?
Individual eras require individual ways of leadership and we can't discount his methods being effective yet hard-hitting.

What worries me isn't of his passing away, but of what consequences his demise would have onto SG political elites and consequently, its business elites?

Are we going to see a united PAP or a fragmented one? Political upheavals occur often when a strongman or founder died.

SG50 is to be celebrated this year, and is also a reflection that we are still a young nation. We have no cultural identity of ourselves, no strong sense of nationhood that is capable of binding us to restart our nation should serious crisis really strike.
The sense of nationhood that fester in other nations with longer historical timeline have their share of suffering, wartime, revolution beside moment of glories.

Our opposition parties are definitely not ready to take on any leadership roles.
The fortune of having such a strong dominant party over several decades has reared its misfortune that reflects insufficient preparation of any alternative parties equally capable of getting candidates up to task of nationhood leadership.

Throughout decades, SG has scored high among international ranking of having a political stable country which is conducive of attracting MNCs rooting here.
But we had never scored high in having a political matured economy that is resilient enough to withstand any shocks in political leadership change.

We do not know for the simple fact we never had the chance to experience and test our nation's resilience.

And thus, we must thread ourselves ever more carefully come what may in the coming years.

Perhaps this would the first step in the course that will shape the Singapore's political system maturing process.

Perhaps this will also finally be the moment where we will ignite our sense of nationhood belonging.

Have a healthy and prosperous life, Mr Lee.

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  *DJ Singapore Government: Lee Kuan Yew Remains Sedated, on Mechanical Ventilation
Posted by: CityFarmer - 26-02-2015, 09:57 AM - Forum: Others - Replies (6)

My best wish to Mr. Lee KY, for a speedy recovery, and good health

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*DJ Singapore Government: Lee Kuan Yew Remains Sedated, on Mechanical Ventilation

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  CLSA Feng Shui Index 2015
Posted by: FA+TA - 20-02-2015, 03:58 PM - Forum: Others - Replies (2)

As is tradition, annual CLSA Feng Shui Index offers an alternative look at what’s in store for you and the Hang Seng in 2015, more for your pleasure than profit, but you never know, you may just get lucky!
https://www.clsa.com/special/FSI/2015/

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  Managing Agent for PAP TC Drops Fees Just before the Attack on WP for "Expensive" Fee
Posted by: Behappyalways - 15-02-2015, 12:13 PM - Forum: Others - Replies (21)

(If you turn on today Sunday Times' obituary page, there is an obituary on a former MP with former parliamentary colleagues in it. One name is missing..... This is POLITICS.....)


This letter shows that in 2011 to 2013, the fees at the Pasir Ris-Punggol TC were $6.11, $6.20 and $6.25 each year. The fees for commercial properties was even higher at $11.50. With inflation, you would expect this figure to continually increase for 2014 as this was also the trend for the previous three years

MANAGING AGENT FOR PAP TC DROPS FEES JUST BEFORE THE ATTACK ON WP FOR "EXPENSIVE" FEES
http://www.therealsingapore.com/content/...nsive-fees

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  Writes Off $8 Billion in just "Administrative Expenses" Each Year
Posted by: FA+TA - 14-02-2015, 01:26 PM - Forum: Others - Replies (3)

Moderator may delete this thread if not appropriate.
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/eat-dr...63916.html

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  Help this uncle who was conned by two evil old hags
Posted by: yeokiwi - 09-02-2015, 12:46 PM - Forum: Others - Replies (7)

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/mr-ta...-for-15yrs

For 15 years, a 70-year-old man handed over all of his $2,000 salary to two elderly women.The women claimed it was for a government debt. But there was no debt.They had cheated him of more than $400,000, including his CPF of $53,000.To survive the last 15 years, he had to borrow money from his sister and neighbours.

http://www.tnp.sg/news/cleaner-70-conned...y-15-years

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  Up to 11 killed after plane crashes into Taipei river: Taiwan fire department
Posted by: CityFarmer - 04-02-2015, 04:04 PM - Forum: Others - Replies (1)

One is too many for plane crash, but we got more than many lately...Sad

RIP, and my condolences to their families...

Up to 11 killed after plane crashes into Taipei river: Taiwan fire department

TAIPEI - One person was killed but another 10 showed "no sign of life" after a TransAsia plane carrying 58 passengers and crew crashed into a river in downtown Taipei shortly after take-off, Taiwan's fire department said on Wednesday.

Of the 58 on board, 28 were rescued, the fire department said in a text message, leaving 19 people missing. REUTERS
http://www.todayonline.com/world/taiwan-...10-hurt-tv

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