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Lindsay Lohan in Miami. (May 23, 2011)
Where's the uncensored version?
remove the star.
DUDE… No NSFW!!?? This used to be a reputable place for me to see some celebrity titties on the regular. Now, this shit is fucking LAME. There is absolutely no reason for me to continue visiting this site. Enjoy the advertising revenue you recieved when they cut off your balls.
agreed – nip slips missed and buried in the gallery (harry potter starlet), sheer shots with nip at the end of the gallery (yesterday Lohan pics), wardrobe malfunctions not posted (again, they took the crappy shots from Lohan's shoot yesterday)
All we get is lousy bikini shots & people no one knows or gives a flying fuck about.
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freckled old lady boobs on a twenty-something year-old. NSFW not needed. thanks.
I linked the NSFW, but apparently my comments are being edited out.
You have to click directly on the star
There's no star in this photo. She lost credibility a while ago bro.
Hah! Nice, Waldo.
Same here IA
I don't like you in that way. has them
Where's the NSFW version ?
No NIP or go home. We pay good money to see celeb titty!
nips or gtfo
Gotta agree. Love the writing here, but the content seems to be getting less exciting ( = less boob).
even the writing is going downhill – the site seems like an afterthought now
go to egotastic
Where is the NSFW version???
I mean, what are you trying to protect us from? Her nipple never hurt no one no how. Every other part of her body – perhaps, but not the nipple
Dude. I went to another site to see the uncensored version. I really, really wish that I hadn't. Really. Imagine a tit where the non-areola skin has orange spray tan on it but the areola and nipple are so pale that they look like the ass skin on a 500 lb man who hasn't left his house in 20 years. If you can imagine that, you can imagine her pale, nasty nipple. It's disgusting. I mean, you go from this nasty freckled, spray tanned skin to this pale, pale patch that's supposed to be stimulating but it's just gross. I feel raped.
I did the same. Your description is very accurate.
Axl Rose looks great for his age.
Hey pole-smoker.
More nipples, and fewer Thor reviews.
What is the point of showing a tittie flash if you DON'T show the tittie flash!
absolutely agreed. not much reason to come here anymore unless you like reading thechive.com by proxy
Who knew there was a condition of albinism that solely affected the nipples?
Her nipple is shaped like a star!
She was great in last seasons Whale Wars, glad to see the harpoon the Japanese stuck in her was not fatal……..
No NSFW here without wading through the 75 clickthrus that are usually required to see a nip. so, for that I give you a direct link.
and in summary, the only whores bigger than Lilo are the the link whores that run this place. ( is that the groundswell of an unhappy viewership? chickity check it, beeshes)
I swear to christ man, I come to this effing website all the time and deal with the same three posts every day (Lindsay, MTV idiots, Charlie Sheen) and you blur the boob? Quit dicking around and at least show the boob or I dunno, start being funnier.
@crackerleroy, thanx. I love how pink they are…
A Jesus ring AND Kabbalah bracelet? I'm as confused as Lindsay Lohan.
This site has sold out. It must be the new advertising model- they don't want pornography. Oh, well. On to the next site.
If men would bother to ask a real live human girl, they'd know that this happens often. Not just to celebrities. Bikinis are made of thin material, are tied on using loose knots, and when the water is cold it's hard to feel if it's on or not. So one hard wave later you pop out and look like an idiot.
Goes to show that the legends are false: Vampires are not affected by a crucifix.
That's just plain nasty. And trashy. Nasty, trashy, untalented, delusional swamp creature.
I would love to see that pussy unshaved with thick red hair.
Man, bruised up, fake tan crack whore–she use to be so beautiful. Look at the white halo around her hair line from the spray tan, that just looks ridiculous.
Nah, they dont have the pic, just cried wolf…
Seriously still after how many days no nip? You have officially jumped the Shark
No NSFW? Lame, fish. Lame.
i think this is a "nip slip" pic as apposed to a nip slip pic the difference?
the quotation marks, meaning one of her "clingons" was told to take pics of her "accidental" wardrobe malfunction. a few of those pics are taken standing right next to her and her security wouldn't let that happen, i mean is she famous for anything else but being famous now? whats next another crotch shot of her getting out of a car or a sex vid? come on……


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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Miss Prissy is a spinster hen with a rather limited vocabulary. Part of her cartoons have her trying to lure a husband, typically Foghorn. Others have Foghorn wooing her, mostly in order to have access to her comfortable home and her supplies when his own resources appear insufficient. Some shorts feature her son Egghead Junior who Foghorn has trouble understanding. She was introduced in the short "Lovelorn Leghorn" (September 8, 1951). She reads a book with a title showcasing her problem: "Live Alone and Hate It". Then decides to seek a husband. She gets involved in the prank wars of Foghorn and Barnyard Dawg, each trying to deliver the other guy to Prissy. But she does walk away with Foghorn at hand by the finale. She returned in "Of Rice and Hen" (November 14, 1953). She is desperate due to her loneliness and attempts to commit her suicide. Foghorn happens upon the scene and saves her life, unwittingly gaining an infatuated suitor. He resists her advances. Until Dawg disguised as a rooster poses as a rival suitor. Foghorn gets jealous and actually competes for her hand. Prissy successfully snatches her husband. The situation is reversed in "Little Boy Boo" (June 5, 1954). Winter is coming and Foghorn decides to spend it as Prissy's warm little residence. He woos her by claiming that he needs her love to keep him warm. Prissy does not seem to get the literal meaning of the words. She consents to the proposed marital alliance but only if Foghorn acts as a good father to her son Egghead Jr. Egghead is bookish and intellectual. Foghorn decides to teach him sports. But Egghead uses his intellect to both outdo and inflict pain of his would-be stepfather. By the end Foghorn concedes defeat, hoping his bandages will jeep him warm through the winter. The plot was essentially rehashed in "Feather Dusted" (January 15, 1955). Foghorn has decided to make Egghead quit the bookworm lifestyle in favor of something more active. Egghead retaliates. Prissy is mostly a spectator. She would not appear again until "A Broken Leghorn" (September 26, 1959). Prissy has not had an egg in a while and is concerned. Foghorn slips someone else's egg under her. But when the hatching ends, a young rooster emerges from the egg. Only to immediately attempt to displace Foggy. Here the conflict is one about authority in the henhouse. "Crockett-Doodle-Doo" (September 24, 1960) featured Foghorn and Egghead in a camping trip and without Prissy. Her presence apparently deemed unnecessary. She returned in "Strangled Eggs" (March 18, 1961). Foghorn again woos Prissy to get access to her house. But this time the problem is her new adoptive son, Henry Hawk. This was her last appearance in the Foghorn Leghorn series. She was featured next in "The Yolk's on You" (1980), a short created for a television special. There she lays a golden egg but gets rid of it, fearing Foghorn's reaction. Daffy Duck and Sylvester Pussycat, reduced to hobos, find the egg and spend the rest of the short trying to eliminate each other in order to lay sole claim to their finding.


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Courtney Stodden at Target in West Hollywood. (April 30, 2012)
She's fake, stupid, and tawdry, but her legs and ass look pretty damn good in these pics.
pretty sure those are the biggest issues plaguing her in life still….
what ever president offers more tv channels and more ice cream wins!!!!! yaaaayyyY!
yea.. im sure she knows that
at least shes wearing underwear even tho i was kinda hoping she wasnt
is she flirting with her own mother?


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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Hawkeye Downs Speedway Expo Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Czech Village and National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library. Veterans Memorial Stadium and African American Museum of Iowa are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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An indoor pool, coffee/tea in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a TV in the lobby and a front-desk safe.
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Muller light (poss corner) yoghurts DOUBLE discount-12 for £1.50 @Asda
I know this isnt for everyone but thought I would share.
On examining my receipt I had some unexplained discounts at the bottom of the receipt - and it seems that there is a double offer being applied to muller light (and possibly to corners).
The original offer was buy 6 for £3 but they had also just reduced them all to 30p each. I bought 12 (banana and custard flavor if anyone is interested) total £3.60. Then at the bottom there are two discounts - -£1.74 and -£0.36, new total = £1.50
Offers normally change Tuesdays I was told by one of the staff so get in quick.
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if it is Asda it was posted a couple of days ago. - Yeah it was Asda - I just found link to other post.
For some reason if you buy 12 though you get 2 discounts....?
Sorry for duplicate post. :S - this is a good deal,at tesco 10for£3
- Its the cheapest I found locally yeah. Mum loves em so she real happy with the deal.
- If you buy 9, you get them for 96p. The deal's been around a couple of days x
(it definitely works on corners too) - Damit - you mean I paid more then I had too ??? lol :D
- crap deal..i have just made 10 miles return journey to Asda and I was charged £2.70 for 9
- Worked fine for me in Norwich yesterday - and offers normally change Tuesdays.
Sorry - maybe someone let them know and they corrected it? - I tried it yesterday at Barking and they charged me £3 for 10.
- Well even at 30p each they are very cheap ! Its normally £3.50odd for 6 !


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This is a wonderful park to learn the game of disc golf. The holes are not too long, there is a great mix of open holes, great use of the natural terrain, playing under bridges on holes 1 and 4, and a shot through a canopy of trees on hole 5.
Pros: Great beginner course to learn each style of throw. Shorter holes allow you to learn driving accuracy, instead of trying to bomb each hole for max distance. Great mix of open fairways and technical tree cover. Course is well maintained, and the only real threat of losing a disc come on holes 3,4,5. Excellent course to learn to keep your drives low and accurate.
Cons: Usually a very busy park, and there are walkways that come right through fairways, just be patient and this shouldn't bug you too much. Holes 4 and 9 can become disc eaters as you are playing right next to the river. People play an alternate 9 to the basket at number 3, this can become a problem on a busy day, but a little grace and patience will overcome any problems encountered at this course.
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Fans of kebabs have the tandoor to thank for the taste of India Garden's meat. The restaurant uses the earthen oven to cook marinated pieces of chicken and lamb, sealing in the flavor as the fat drains off. Along with kebabs, the restaurant features goat curry, seafood, and at least 14 different vegetarian options. A line of buffet trays filled with spiced delicacies is also available for those who wish to sample, indulge, or make it look like they have wads of cash in their pockets.
Vindu Indian Cuisine celebrates distinct culinary traditions from the whole of India with a variety of pan-Indian dinner items. Clay tandoori ovens fire flavor into skewered and marinated lamb, chicken, and prawns, each served with heaping helpings of naan with which to cradle the meaty morsels or to use as edible bibs. Chefs show off a knack for sweet and spicy culinary fusion on the Indo-Chinese menu, whose dishes show off masterful hybrids of Indian recipes made with Asian sauces and cooking methods. Vindu also highlights distinct Indian regions with South Indian specialties that include a roster of vegetarian lentil-flour dosas served with three types of chutney, as well as North Indian specialties.
MasalaWok® is a Casual Asian and Indian Diner featuring best of Asian and Indian dishes. Asian menu features a blend of typical Asian and Indian inspired Chinese dishes. Indian menu features traditional curries prepared with fresh herbs and seasonings, and meats cooked in tandoor oven.
Cooks in the kitchen at Spice House of India marinate chicken in spice and yogurt before baking it in clay tandoori ovens, releasing bouquets of cumin, curry, and pepper. They cover shrimp vindaloo in spicy curry with fresh green chilies and craft paneer cheese, which grows tender beneath creamy sauces. Indian music fills the dining area where patrons sip mango lassis made with fresh fruit and yogurt, like the least-durable buildings. Sound carries into a pub area with flat-screen TVs and a menu of Indian-influenced pub food including chicken wings tossed in masala sauce or mango and chili.
Ziyaafat's chefs expertly organize the ancient flavors of imperial Mughal cuisine in a menu packed with authentic Indian dishes. In the kitchen, cooks sear chicken to create the murgh mughlai, then cook it with mild spices and top it with creamy gravy and almonds. Spicy dishes such as Afghan mutton karhai, an Afghan delicacy that braises bone-in mutton in a spicy tomato sauce, rest on plates above crimson table settings in Ziyaafat's dining room. The restaurant also caters corporate functions and special events with their mobile services, which proves ideal for family reunions held in a local investment firm's conference room.
Maharaja's mammoth dinner menu offers an array of traditional dishes, vegetarian-friendly fare, and a variety of freshly baked roti bread. Meat and seafood that have been marinated in a yogurt, ginger, and garlic sauce are broiled over charcoal to create succulent tandoori dishes ($9.95–$11.95), and a medley of vegetable dishes, such as kofta curry with dumplings, energize herbivores for stilt-walking strolls on scenic beaches ($8.75). Diners can get stomach juices flowing with an appetizer of dahi bhalla, which consists of lentil cakes served with yogurt ($2.95), or a small plate of crispy samosas stuffed with spiced potatoes and green peas ($2.75). Instead of licking ice sculptures at a fancy gala, patrons can cool off taste buds with a refreshing lassi, a sweet or salty whipped yogurt drink ($1.95), before enjoying a cup of raisin- and nut-topped Indian rice pudding ($2.95).


text: THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE - Transcript of Miss ANG Bee Lian"s Speech First of all I would like to thank, really, the Central Policy Unit for inviting me here to share the Singapore experience. I won"t go into a lot of detail but I think I have got a few friends in the audience and just generally, this year I was actually in Hong Kong with Patricia Chu learning from the Hong Kong experience about your social services as well. I will go straight into the talk so that we have more time later on for questions and answers and try and catch up on time. What I would like to share this afternoon is really the Singapore experience as far as social service provision is concerned. When I look at the topic today – "A More Cohesive Community" – I say, "Wow! This is a big topic and we can actually have a whole week seminar on that topic. So what I will do is, actually, just to share one perspective of the Singapore experience. Hopefully, what I share, I am sure will echo a lot of things for you in Hong Kong as well. In fact, in Singapore, we learn a lot from Hong Kong as well, so hopefully, it is a symbiotic relationship. I was thinking what would I want to leave with you this afternoon in the talk, and perhaps if I can just summarize it by saying three things. First of all I will describe what the "many helping hands" approach is in social service provision in Singapore. Then later on I will just mention a little bit about what, increasingly, will be the model that we will use in policy formulation and implementation, largely called "The Three Ps Model". We usually like to learn things this way. The first "P" stands for "public" – that is the government sector. The second "P" stands for "people" - which is really the community, or in some cases you call it the civil society. And the third "P" is the private sector. I understand, in the audience, there are some people from the corporations and it is really interesting to see that; increasingly, the corporations are coming in to help in this whole area of community building as well. And the third aspect of the talk, I will touch on, perhaps, some of the general principles that we use in Singapore in terms of implementing this approach of "many helping hands" and how we actually engage the community in social service provision. And interfaced throughout the whole talk, I will try and touch a little bit, perhaps, on how consultation comes into the whole process. So, basically, when we talk about the "many helping hands" the first question people ask us is: What are you talking about; what are all these many helping hands? Well, very simply, it refers to, actually, the individuals - anybody in Singapore. We are talking about groups, we are talking about communities; we are talking about the private sector, government bodies, organizations. Basically, actually, anybody can be a helping-hand in this whole approach. And the whole reason why we want to make the approach so simple is because we feel that social service provision, you cannot get the best service just by relying on the government alone, that the community must play a part; and even the private sector can play a part. 1 These individuals - I think like in every other country, you have the philanthropists which are so much needed, but we also try to engage the ordinary man in the street and those with special contributions in terms of expertise. Increasingly, we are trying to engage professionals to come forward to become volunteers as well in social service provision. Then we have the groups and organizations - increasingly we see, actually, the religious groups coming forward in a very powerful way in providing social service provision in Singapore. And, of course, the civic and service organizations, the voluntary welfare organizations - you call them NGOs here. I just want to mention a little bit about the civic and service organizations. By these, I refer to, really, for example, the Lions Groups, the Rotary Clubs and so on. What is interesting is that the last 5-10 years – five years actually – we see, for example, the Lions Groups coming forward to provide long term projects. In the past, when we tried to engage some of these civic organizations they said: Oh, we can"t really go into long term projects because our turnover of presidency is every two years and so on and so forth. But what is very encouraging is that we are beginning to see a lot of these civic organizations coming forward to say: Yes, we will go on with the long term projects. So, for example, the Lions have started running nursing homes in Singapore. They have started, actually, a befriender service for elderly people as well. So, the Rotary Club, for example, just last year started a family service centre. So we are quite encouraged by some of these initiatives from the ground. Then you have the communities - of course you have the clans. The clans are the group that have had a history, in Singapore, and they have, historically, provided social services. But over time, they have actually played a much more low-key role and we are trying to engage more of them in social service provision. Then we have what we call the self-help and ethnic groups. In Singapore, there are four of them. One, that is the one that serves the ethnic group the Malays, the Indians. Then we have the Chinese and Eurasians. And government, in order to give impetus to actually these groups coming forward, is actually subventing, giving grants to these organizations. So they actually get a grant, both for the building and also whatever money that they raise is actually matched by the government. You"ll find that this is one of the themes that appears quite a lot in our policy formulation which is this, what we call, co-responsibility or co-sharing or co-funding principle. And, of course, the newest people in this whole scheme of things is actually what we call the Community Development Councils. Basically, they are councils at the local level, headed by the member of parliament. In this particular case, Singapore is divided into nine councils and each council is headed by a mayor. This is a very new initiative, just only, probably, about 24 months old or something like that. They are going to be very much involved in community service provision at the ground level because our belief is that social service is a very personal service and the lower you bring it down to the community, the better, hopefully, the service is because it can be a little bit more personalized to the profile of the community. 2 Then, of course, the private sector – the businesses and the corporations – they are there but we hope to engage them a lot more in what we do. Again, there are encouraging signs. We have, actually, for example, I think at least two private organizations that have started, again, long term projects. One of them, an auditing company, for example, has started a Day Activity Centre for the Disabled. And there is still one more that is actually discussing with us. And we have, also, the co- operatives that are running, for example, facilities for the elderly. I will go through, very quickly, the next couple of slides because I think these actually echo a lot the things which you already know; the types of concerns that they address – the care of young children. Compared, say, to 15 years ago, the child-care centres, today, are very much into developmental issues. You hardly see a centre that is custodial. When we first started the child-care centre programme we were really targeting at just providing very spartan custodial services or just a care programme for children. But, today, our child-care centres are very much developmental. This also caters to the needs of working-mothers who expect, actually, a fairly high level of care at these centres. And, of course, the use, increasingly we are trying to engage them in the street, engaging them in constructive activities, rather than just trying to handle the tail-end when they are actually juvenile delinquents. And for the adults, very much more preventive family life education type programmes, conciliatory services and so on. In the last few years we have actually gone into a lot more mediatory type of services and training, providing mediation services even for couples who are actually going through divorce. Then, of course, we have services that have catered to the dysfunctional families - very much more rehabilitative in nature. Disabilities: very much more concentrating on abilities rather than their disabilities and the whole concept of integration wherever possible, rather than giving separate services to people with disabilities. And, of course, drug-abuse and rehabilitation. Again, these couple of things echo a lot for you. I just want to, perhaps, touch a little bit on just nursing homes. This is the area of greatest growth, actually, in Singapore because we have an aging population in Singapore. I think we are about the second- fastest aging country in Asia or the South Pacific area, after Japan, so this is really something of great concern for us and we are building more nursing homes because we realize that we can no longer, sometimes, just rely on the family; that sometimes there comes a point when the family, actually, needs to put the older person in the nursing home. And that does not mean that they don"t care for the older person but it is just that there are some limitations. But, of course, the issues here surround, of course, the question of who then pays and how do you pay, and how do you actually cost-share some of these services. So those are the concerns. Again, there is a whole string of community-based services which I think you are familiar with, so I will just skip that as well. Services for the family: very similar to what you have in Hong Kong as well. Homes for the disabled – hostels: again, the whole range of provision. The Teach- me Programme is the programme that attempts to integrate young children with 3 disabilities into mainstream schools. So they are given support while they actually attend the mainstream schools. So this is actually one form of, really, full integration of students with disabilities, in the mainstream. Then, of course, programmes for young children: these are the types of programmes that have to evolve and change all the time because the young people keep changing in their fads. So, a lot of these programmes have to really be tuned to what is the current interests of the young people. For example, as you know, in more recent years, of course, the internet is the greatest craze, so a lot more programmes and interventive-type of programmes actually surround the whole area of internet and so on. I think some places are trying to even provide sort of internet counseling kind of things. I thought I would just show you one slide as well, that sometimes the social service provision, it is not enough just to look at the provisions out there, but also to look at some of the tax fiscal policies that we have in place that actually support the family. So we have a tax-relief for aged parents and disabled siblings, and in a way not so much to give incentive as to encourage or give acknowledgment to families that actually have older people staying with them. Taxpayers who have older parents staying with them actually get slightly better tax-relief than if they are claiming tax- relief for a parent who is not staying with them. So there is a slight two-tier system there. Then, of course, we have tax-relief to help the working mothers - tax-relief for foreign maids and also for having young children. Then we have a child-care centre subsidy for working mothers. And we have, also, the insurance schemes - the Central Provident Fund Minimum-sum Scheme, Medi-Save, Dependents Protection Scheme and so on. So these are some of the insurance schemes that we have to help the family. I will move on now to talk about the partnership model that I mentioned to you, the "Three Ps Model" that is, increasingly, going to be part of the whole policy formulation and implementation of social service provision. Basically, the public sector"s role – I will just explain what the roles of each sector will be. It is not that neat, but we attempt to try and make it, at least, in some form of a system. Basically, we see the government"s role is largely in the area of allocation of land and premises for social and community use. And for a land-scarce country like Singapore, this becomes a very important thing. Basically, you need the premises to actually run your services and this is given, allocated, by government. Then, of course, the market rent is all taken care of by government. There is a goods and services tax for social service provision and then we also offset that. Government actually subvents the services at 50 per cent. I know, in Hong Kong, it is a lot, lot, lot higher but in Singapore we actually go on the 50-50 funding, basically cost- sharing. But for capital grants, government pays up to 90 per cent. And maybe the question you ask is: Why this kind of formula? Why 90 and 10, for example. I think, basically, if government wants to, it can pay up to 100 per cent. But I think the whole idea is, we want the community to have, actually, a vested interest in the facility as well. And generally, from what we have seen and from the 4 feedback, they have been able to raise that shared amount of money if not more than that. Besides, the voluntary organizations get a waiver for all those taxes. Government"s role is also in human resource development and in staff development in the whole area of training and managing. So we are not just looking at the paid staff in the NGOs, we are also looking at the volunteers in the NGOs, that government"s role must be also to develop that whole area of human resources. Government has started, as well, to begin to what we call "seed" new initiatives. Basically, to support new initiatives from the ground and help them to grow. One example is, for example, the RSCP chapter in Singapore which was just launched, actually, two weeks ago by our Prime Minister himself. So he has actually given a lot of emphasis to this whole area. I understand there was an RSCP seminar yesterday, or something like that, here in Hong Kong, and we hope to certainly work more closely with our Hong Kong counterparts. But in Singapore, certainly, the RSCP has gained a very, very high stature and status there, with the Prime Minister himself actually blessing that initiative. Then from the people sector, the community, or in some places you call it the civil society, their role is increasingly in direct provision of services. But it is not to say that government, in Singapore, does not provide services. We actually provide more the statutory services. For example, the rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents and so on, that is the responsibility of government. But very much more the non-statutory functions are provided by the civil society or community. They raise funds largely to provide a value-added service and they pioneer new services which is the unique characteristic of, really, the voluntary sector. And their role is increasingly to engage more and more people in the voluntary movement, and they continue to hold on to this unique characteristic of the voluntary sector which is to be flexible and be responsive to local conditions. The private sector"s role - largely donations to charities and causes, sponsoring events and activities. We have the IBM, in Singapore, that has actually committed itself, since, I think, probably 10-15 years ago, to actually be at the forefront every year to drive the volunteer movement in terms of a national campaign. So the private sector is very much in the picture. We are hoping to engage, again, more of the business people with their business expertise into some of the management committees of the NGOs, because we find that sometimes you do need a bit of that business-sense to run organizations. Even though it is a non-profit organization, they can benefit from some of the management skills that the business sector is very good at. And they sponsor and operate direct service like I mentioned earlier on – the auditing company. And we hope to – there is not a lot of this thing happening – but we hope to actually encourage a lot more corporations to allow their employees time to volunteer their services. In other words, it is part and parcel of being an employee of a particular organization. I think one of our telecommunications companies has started doing some of these things – allowing their volunteers who are active in community service to actually use part of their office time to actually do that. So, increasingly, they are 5 beginning to realize that it actually makes good business sense to have a community identity, to be known to be community-conscious as well. "Why the many helping hands approach?", you might ask.. Well, philosophically we believe that it makes for a better society because the "Three Ps" – the public, the people and the private sector – are engaged in the process of caring and demonstrating compassion. This is an enabling way of building cohesion. It makes for a better society because when the sectors work together, when people actually come together, they begin to see the challenges and the opportunities better, with the varied perspectives they bring to bear on the social concerns or problems. You find that when people work together they begin to see with each other"s eyes, so to say, and they don"t start wasting a lot of time actually trying to blame one another or accuse one another, but rather to pool our resources together in a more constructive way. At the practical level, the coverage or reach is wider when you have various people actually trying to knit into a single safety-net. I will just touch on this question which I think most people would ask anyway: What makes for social cohesion? I think this is an extremely difficult question, so I will just confine, perhaps, my sharing to how the social service provision actually contributes to all this. By the way, we also do sports and all that under the community sector. We believe that when people actually do things together at the activities level, they begin to understand one another, they begin to actually feel that they have an identity, they have a cause that they are fighting for, and in that sense they build people-to-people bonds. So, we are not just interested in people building bonds with the government, but we want people to build bonds amongst themselves. And we believe that such bonding actually is ongoing work and it cannot be left, really, to chance. But rather, most people, whether you are from the private sector, voluntary sector, everywhere tries to keep their hands on the pulse of the community, so that we know how the community is actually progressing. I think most people are aware of, we have a national sort of body that actually looks after a large number of people who work in the grassroots organizations and they actually run a training institute as well. I have been involved in some of the training of this institute and what is very interesting is that I think they have moved quite a lot in their curriculum of training. In the past it was very much trying to help people to learn how to chair a meeting and that kind of thing, but leaders actually moved a lot more into what we call mediation skills training, actually helping, training the local leaders to do mediation work at the ground level. And this is a movement, these are some of the changes that are happening and there are about 28,000 graduate volunteers working in various kinds of activities at the ground. I will move on quickly now to some of the principles. You will find that interfaced throughout what we do and say is this whole thing about shared responsibility. Then, of course, we always say that we should try and share the cost. Basically, because I think when people actually put something into something, they actually then have a vested interest and they pay more attention and give their energies to it. 6 Government"s role is really much more in macro planning but we know that you have to be very flexible at the local level to reflect the local conditions, and also to facilitate voluntary initiatives. You cannot have too much centralized control and planning but some of the decision making can be left, really, to the ground. These are some of the things that we hope to do, actually, in the next couple of years: encouraging, restructuring and reshaping of services. You find that, for example, in the NGO sector, very often people go into new services and so on and they don"t cut back on services which are no longer appropriate or necessary; it"s a lot of adding-on. But we are hoping to help people to realize that while you move some of your resources elsewhere, you can cut back on some of the areas which are no longer necessary. And then it is this whole process of self-examination and forward planning that we hope to encourage a lot more in the sector. And, of course, an increasing interest, a trend, is actually to try and set performance measures. Not only just performance measures but a lot more in the whole area of looking at outcomes. Because I think we are quite good at looking at input and output measurements, but how do we actually measure outcomes, particularly in social service provision. That is going to be a very difficult area. I will end up with just sharing with you this slide which I have actually extrapolated from some of the readings I have done. What happens is, the United States, actually, in the last – this was probably a survey that was done about five years ago – they surveyed right across the United States in all the various states, and they found that there was a great shift in thinking or planning in social service provision. Largely, from this whole realm of what you call a very client-focused to a much more customer-driven kind of approach. The individual as the client, to a lot more as the family, as the customer. Input-driven to very much outcome-driven. That is what I was talking about, that we need to do a lot more work on. The whole area of moving a lot more resources into prevention while still holding on to the maintenance programmes. A lot more decentralization. The State taking on a catalyst role rather than a central control role. And very much more the services provided by the NGOs and self-help groups, with government providing an infrastructure. The government must be there to provide the infrastructure. I think it is very easy to go into a debate about who should take a larger share. But rather, I think we should be looking at what different roles the various sectors can play. So, hopefully, that actually summarizes the "Three Ps" model that we actually are moving a lot more into in our social service planning. On that note I thank you. 7


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What if the actress playing the heavy-drinking Martha on stage every night in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" was, offstage, a recovering alcoholic? That's the rich premise behind Danish filmmaker Martin Pieter Zandvliet's drama "Applause" — and the trigger behind a marvelous performance by Paprika Steen, who's in every scene of the film and crafts an intricate portrait of a woman teetering on the brink, but never toppling.
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