Friday, November 03, 2006
Image of “Jesus” on potato chip
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Religion
Blogger compromises, blog banned got lifted
“I am not happy with the outcome, but I have got to accept their request,"
He also wonders how many nations in the world where citizen can go meet high people, discuss issues in calm and open manner, finally lifting their own banned. (Link)
So good hor! After banned still can discuss one. In Singapore, banned means banned oredi, it is permanent like chewing gum sticky permanent.
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Culture,
Human Right,
Singapore,
World
Beautiful Singapore night sky glass art for sales on Ebay
Global privacy report for Singapore
The second white marble statue of Singapore great man
Sidenote: Off course, this is kidding, but deep in my heart, how I wish this is true.
An exciting moment for a nation
China fake google Mp3 search site shuts down after real Google intervene

One funny thing, turn on your speaker volume when you visit (www.gugemp3.com), make sure you are not at work.
Religion persecution in China

Thursday, November 02, 2006
Hybrid Religion Shrine
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Religion
Singapore Google Zeitgeist for August 2006

1. youtube
2. friendster
3. mercury interactive
4. online games
5. master's thesis
6. wikipedia
7. onshare
8. starhub
9. singapore airlines
10. singapore pools
11. soccernet
12. sms gateway
13. street directory
14. paris Hilton
The accuracy of Google Zeitgeist is debated, however. You can try to do some Google if you want.
(Link)
China, Blogger and me

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Internet
You will be shoot if you proclaim my name
In Jerseyville, a 17 years old teen - Roger Holyfield, was shot dead when he carrys a Bible and shouts: "I want Jesus", despite warning given by the police. Two shot from the stun gun later took his life. Chief examiner of St. Louis however, suggests that the boy suffer from a mental state call ''excited delirium.''
Snip from SunTimes:
"That highly active mental state could be brought on by mental illness or drugs. ''If it was excited delirium, he could have dropped dead,'' without police using the stun gun, Burch said. "
Snip from SunTimes:
"That highly active mental state could be brought on by mental illness or drugs. ''If it was excited delirium, he could have dropped dead,'' without police using the stun gun, Burch said. "
Bible, two new Chinese versions
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Religion
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Singapore first sex education magazine received low publicity

Good or bad?
How an Engineer explained women

Ghastly anti smoking video from Philippines

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Video
Google takes down blogger's blog by court's order

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Blog,
Blogger,
Google,
Human Right,
Humanity
Cornell impractical robotic chair; falls apart and reassemble itself
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Mass killing at a Pakistan religious school
Ron (龙) 41: Two Suns

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