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I always buy make up wipes to remove my make up each night as obviously it is better for the skin to breathe during the night and it's better to apply makeup in the morning on clean skin. I find that makeup wipes are generally better than plain soap and water as wipes are quicker and the formulas invested in them tend to remove make up more effectively.
I think I picked these make up wipes up from B and M bargains (but i'm not 100% certain) as they were on offer at the time for just £1. I don't usually stay loyal to many products and instead I am guided by price, offers and sometimes even packaging. I picked these up due to the price and the fact that they promised to provide 3-in-1 action for my skin. These three things were cleansing, toning and hydrating.
The packaging is predominantly white/cream with purple edges. The brand name is 'pure' and this is emblazonned on the front of the packet on a gree background. There is calm purple images of a water droplet, also. On the underside of the packet is the directions and use and safety procedures. The big advantage to this packet is that it is resealable which stops the wipes from drying out.
Inside this packet you get 25 wipes. The wipes are square and white and are very thin that they are almost transparent! They are moist to touch and are fragranced. The smell is perfumed floral but not overwhelming, it is just enough to leave the skin feeling refreshed.
Removing makeup with these wipes is a struggle, in my opinion. Foundation, blusher and powder is easier than removing eye make up but I still find that I need to vigorously rub at my skin to get it clean. Eye make up is even more difficult to remove and I find that these wipes irritate my eyes and leave my eyes and my skin red and patchy which is never a good look!
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HOWARD: Debunking Obama's terrorist narrative
Al Qaeda threat is on the rise, not run
In recent weeks, President Barack Obama has frequently proclaimed success against al Qaeda. Until recently, he also frequently referred to al Qaeda as "on the run," and in the third presidential debate he touted his administration's victories, particularly the death of Osama bin Laden, asserting that "al Qaeda's core leadership has been decimated" and that "al Qaeda is much weaker than it was when [he] came into office."
Have important milestones been achieved in the fight against terrorism? Yes. Is al Qaeda truly a lesser threat than it was four years ago? Maybe, but the facts suggest otherwise.
True, Osama bin Laden is dead, and several al Qaeda core and franchise organization leaders have also been killed on Mr. Obama's watch. In just the past five months, at least six high-level al Qaeda operatives have been eliminated, including Abu Yahya al-Libi, al Qaeda's second-in-command, and Saeed al-Shihri, the number two in charge of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). Still, current al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri remains at large, as do many newly promoted al Qaeda core and franchise leaders--of whom there seem to be a constant supply.
As for al Qaeda being on the run, it is--but not exactly in the context the Obama administration infers. In fact, al Qaeda and its surrogates are actually running all over the place--in west and north Africa, and in Asia, too.
In west Africa, as Gov. Mitt Romney correctly pointed out in the third debate, al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) has taken over the northern half of Mali, a staunch U.S. ally in the region. In Nigeria, Boko Haram is running amok. On Mr. Obama's watch--particularly during the past few months--Boko Haram has been elevated from a small, low-impact Islamist terrorist group conducting amateur, machete-wielding attacks on banks, judges and police stations to a robust al Qaeda-affiliated organization capable of carrying out simultaneous, multi-location attacks on high-value targets using sophisticated explosive devices. Recent Boko Haram attacks include police and United Nations headquarters in the Nigerian capital of Abuja.
Perhaps the timeliest African example, which many believe Mr. Romney should have referenced in the last debate, is Ansar al Sharia, the al Qaeda copycat that overran the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, six weeks ago. While the Benghazi incident is still under investigation, most counter-terrorism experts now believe that the Obama administration was totally surprised by the Ansar al Sharia attack, its motivation and its potency. It is also becoming clear the president's security team failed to react in time to save four American citizens, including our ambassador, when assets were available to rescue them.
Unfortunately, Africa is not the only continent to see increased al Qaeda-type activity. Just last week, Indonesian security forces arrested a group of 11 Islamist terrorists before they could run terrorist operations against U.S. and other western targets. Indonesian police said the 11 suspects were members of the Sunni Movement for Indonesian Society (HASMI), and they were arrested in several locations across the main Island of Java, with a bomb-making manual and explosives among their possessions. Presently, there is no clear connection between al Qaeda and HASMI. However, al Qaeda has had success in the past working with like-minded Islamist groups in Indonesia, and a link between the two groups would not be surprising if discovered at a later date.
Americans go to the polls on Tuesday, and the economy is clearly the most pressing issue for voters this election cycle. Recent events in Africa and Asia, however, are a reminder that Islamist terrorist groups are still a very real danger to the U.S. While Mr. Obama seems convinced that these groups are on the run, their activity is disturbing, and their objectives and purposes are still in question. Mr. Romney is correct in questioning the Obama administration's frequent self-congratulatory narrative.
The truth is that there are probably more al Qaeda-like groups targeting U.S. interests today than when Mr. Obama was elected. In fact, the proliferation of such groups is something a non-apologetic Romney should address quickly if he becomes president-elect on Tuesday.
Russell D. Howard, a retired Special Forces Brigadier General, is director of the Monterey Institute of International Studies Terrorism Research and Education Program.
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On the steps of the downtown Nashville Public Library — closed on Mondays due to Metro budget cuts — Nashville's Priorities President Kevin Sharp announced today that the organization has launched a petition drive.
Nashville's Priorities is a group that opposes Mayor Karl Dean's plans for a new $585 million downtown convention center. By including the bond issuance costs and assuming the project will ultimately be accompanied by a $300 million, publicly financed hotel, Sharp called the project a $1 billion mistake.
Ron Samuels, head of the Music City Center Coalition, said it is frustrating that after years of working on the project, Nashville's Priorities has emerged in recent months "and is just desperately trying to influence the work of" Metro Council. He called the petition drive a "political move without foundation."
As Dean's administration would point out, it is proposed that the project would be paid for by tourist taxes and revenues generated from the project alone.
"This is just simply a desperate attempt at circumventing the council," Samuels said. "We either invest in this center, or the money goes away. It simply isn't there."
Metro's general fund has been pledged as a backup, though, and about $14 million of hotel/motel taxes are being used for other purposes in the current budget.
Sharp said he hopes to collect more than 15,000 signatures, but the petition itself won't have any teeth. It would still be the Metro Council's decision whether to call an election "for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the qualified electors ... with the respect to the issuance of any bonds," as described in the Metro Charter. Also, the council would not be bound by the results of such an election.
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FDA Approves Glaxo Swine Flu Vaccine
A swine flu vaccine made by British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline is now approved for use in the United States.
In a news release, the company said that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had approved the unadjuvanted influenza A (H1N1) pandemic vaccine, Agence France Presse reported.
"The United States Department of Health and Human Services has placed an order to fill 7.6 million doses of unadjuvanted H1N1 pandemic vaccine from GSK, which will contribute to the approximately 250 million doses secured by the U.S. government," the company said.
The makeup of the GSK swine flu vaccine approved for use in the United States is different than that of Pandermix, the company's drug recently approved in Europe to treat swine flu, AFP reported.
Ricin Antitoxin First to Go Into Production: U.K. Scientists
British scientists say their antitoxin against the deadly poison ricin is the first to move into production and should be available within a few years.
They said the antidote can protect against death when given up to 24 hours after exposure to ricin, which is about 1,000 times more toxic than cyanide and could be used in a bio-terror attack, BBC News reported.
To produce the antitoxin, an inactive form of ricin is injected into sheep, which triggers the production of antibodies. The antibodies are harvested from the sheep to create a freeze-dried product that can be reconstituted with water and injected into patients.
"In the past there has been lots of research carried out using different methods. But this is the first [antitoxin] that has been moved into production," Dr. Jane Holley, of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, told BBC News. "It is anticipated that a product will be available for use in the next couple of years."
Genes Linked to Melanoma Patients' Survival
Genes that may predict survival and help determine treatment options for patients with advanced melanoma have been identified by U.S. researchers.
A team at New York University's Langone Medical Center studied 38 patients whose melanomas had recurred after being surgically removed and pinpointed 266 associated with shorter or longer survival, United Press International reported.
"We found that patients who survived longer had gene activity consistent with an immune response," said study senior author Dr. Nina Bhardwaj. "Patients who didn't survive as long didn't have an up-regulation of those genes, but tended to have higher levels of genes associated with cell proliferation, suggesting that if your cells are growing more actively, the tumor is going to grow faster."
Bhardwaj noted that if doctors knew more about "what was happening in those patients, within the tumor itself, perhaps we'd be able to help them in terms of what therapy they might go on," UPI reported.
The study was published online in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
U.S. Should Review Marijuana's Legal Status: AMA
The American Medical Association wants the U.S. government to review marijuana's status as an illegal drug, a move that's considered important by supporters of medical marijuana.
"This shift, coming from what has historically been America's most cautious and conservative major medical organization, is historic," Aaron Houston, director of government relations for the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP), which seeks to reform U.S. marijuana laws, said in a news release. "Marijuana's Schedule I status is not just scientifically untenable, given the wealth of recent data showing it to be both safe and effective for chronic pain and other conditions, but it's been a major obstacle to needed research."


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A scotch whisky distiller, when asked recently if he made any blends, was gloriously sniffy and dismissive of blended whisky. It would have been interesting to see and hear what he would have made of the Johnnie Walker Directors Blends, which I got to taste last Thursday (November 28) in London.
The decision to switch from Vermont Hard Cider to Heineken USA, effective January 1 2013, was taken to accelerate the brand's growth and take advantage of a rapidly enlarging cider market.
According to Heineken, US cider volumes grew 10% in 2010 and 20% in 2011.
Heineken said Strongbow is currently the second largest cider brand in the US and the largest globally, occupying some 25% of total volume sales.
The company said it will position Strongbow as the "leading upscale cider brand" and offer male and female consumers "an alternative alcoholic beverage option".
Dolf van den Brink, president and CEO of Heineken USA, said: "There is tremendous opportunity to build on the momentum that the Vermont Hard Cider team created over the last nine years.
"We see this as a pivotal moment to further accelerate Strongbow's growth by supporting the brand with the full weight of Heineken USA's resources and capabilities.
"By growing our core and investing in innovation, we will continue to enhance our position as the industry's leading upscale importer."


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Olympic hero/heroic nude model Amanda Beard got engaged to her boyfriend of three years, photographer Sacha Brown.
"We are thrilled to be starting the next chapter in our lives together," says Beard. "We are completely in love and to top it off we are best friends. Sacha proposed on Christmas morning in the most perfect way I could imagine. He is truly the man of my dreams and every day I spend with him is a blessing."
"Basically," she adds, "it rocks!"
I've been sitting here for twenty minutes trying to think of something that might make this remotely interesting, and there's simply no way that's happening. And I'm never getting those twenty minutes back. Thanks a lot, Amanda Beard. It's gonna take another nude photoshoot before you're forgiven for this one. Nude photos are the best apology. That judge and I are just gonna have to disagree on this one.
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Miss Vietnam 2006 Mai Phuong Thuy has made online community shock with her new photo album. The images are so hot, sexy but her too-large breast made people curious most. Some even said the pictures had been edited by photoshop. However, photographer Ly Vo Phu Hung, who shot Mai Phuong Thuy pictures, said in fact her natural breast is mch larger! Phew!
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IT budgets and salaries continue to increase while employers show
increased concern about losing key technology staff, according to two just-released
surveys by an information technology search and staffing firm in Boca Raton, Fla.
Average 2013 IT budgets increased to 11 percent from 10.2 percent in 2012, according to PROTECH, the firm behind the studies. The 11th Annual
Tech Leadership survey also revealed 64 percent of tech leaders plan to increase IT
staff this year (up by 22 percent compared to 2012), and 53 percent of tech executives are
concerned about losing top IT talent.
The top reason continues to be compensation, with a 67 percent response (up from 58 percent a
year ago) followed by lack of career path.
"Demand outpaces supply for many key
tech career disciplines which drives the higher salaries," Deborah
Vazquez, PROTECH CEO, said in a statement.
Employees received an average 2012 pay increase of 5 percent, up from the 3 percent they
received in 2011.
"Many of our clients here in South Florida and other markets
we serve are struggling with retention and unwelcome turnover due to sharp
increases in temp contract rates and salaries," said Vazquez.
"This valuable local IT market data shows how strongly our region is trending.
I'm pleased to see strength in IT budgets and job market conditions in South
Florida," Linda Gove, SFTA executive director, said in a statement.
PROTECH surveyed more than 750 IT executives of director to CIO level for its 11th
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July Video Update, NewSpace, & Some Deep Thoughts
First of all, this month is Apollo 11 month, and just a few days ago Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the moon and forever changed history. In that moment, the world changed forever. I have assembled a short clip that highlights some of the moments that will appear in the film that talk about the Apollo program.
One year ago this month I launched this Kickstarter campaign because I wanted to advocate for space exploration. In a way I wanted to help Kickstart America's space program.
Because of all the motivated and concerned people that donated to this project, I set out on a journey to find answers, to find a solution to the question; Why don't we have a more ambitious space program? What happened in the 1970s that has lead us on the path we are on? More importantly, how do we fix it, and where are we going from here.
Now, doing a documentary means you have to be open to options and opinions, differing viewpoints, and often times you end up in the middle of a fight that you are not even sure of why it exists.
This week I attended the NewSpace conference in San Jose. Now, living in California I never expected to find the answers to my question a mere three hours away. We have traveled to Washington D.C, Texas, Alabama, St. Louis, Arizona, Colorado, and other fascinating locations. But really all that I found there were more questions and no solution that made sense or provided a light in our future.
I can safely say that we are close to a solution. I don't want to spoil the film but I will say that this fight, the Fight for Space, is more necessary than ever. The future may be closer than we think as long as we as a people can make it happen.
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Thanks Paul for the update. The quality of the shots in the video is amazing, you are the man!
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Creator Stijn Anthoni on July 29
Great update thanks, the quality the shorts display makes me eager to see the final cut. Can't wait for December. Keep it up!
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Cheers for the update. Glad to see you're still on track for December. Can't wait!
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Still on track for December.
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Malaysia is prepared to lose its talent through its race-based policies in order to maintain the dominance of one race, said Lee Kuan Yew in his new book which was launched tonight in Singapore.
And although Malaysia has acknowledged the fact that they are losing these talents and is making an attempt to lure Malaysians back from overseas, such efforts may be too little too late, he said.
"This is putting the country at a disadvantage. It is voluntarily shrinking the talent pool needed to build the kind of society that makes use of talent from all races.
"They are prepared to lose that talent in order to maintain the dominance of one race," he said in the 400-page book called "One Man's View of the World". …
When announcing the five-year plan for Malaysia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said in Parliament in 2011, the government would set up a talent corporation to lure some 700,000 Malaysians working abroad back to the country.
But in his book, Lee said the demographic changes in Malaysia will lead to a further entrenchment of Malay privileges.
He noted that in the last 10 years, since the enactment of the New Economic Policy, the proportion of Malaysian Chinese and Indians of the total population has fallen dramatically.
"The Chinese made up 35.6 percent of the population in 1970. They were down to 24.6 percent at the last census in 2010. Over that same period, the Indian numbers fell from 10.8 percent to 7.3 percent," he said.
He added, "40 percent of our migrants are from Malaysia.
"Those with the means to do so leave for countries farther afield. In the early days, Taiwan was a popular destination among the Chinese-educated.
"In recent years, Malaysian Chinese and Indians have been settling in Europe, America and Australia. Some have done very well for themselves, such as Penny Wong, Australia's current finance minister.
"Among those who have chosen to remain in Malaysia, some lack the means to leave and others are making a good living through business despite the discriminatory policies. Many in this latter class partner with Malays who have connections."
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Malaysia Chronicle gives the first non-sugar-coated review:
Former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad is more used to 'dishing' it out to his foes. The 88-year-old is seldom at the receiving end, partly because most people who know him would also know better than to cross him.
Mahathir is also famous for his selective memory, which is what his counterpart across the causeway – the 90-year-old Lee Kuan Yew – is also known for. Both men are notorious for their vindictive streak towards their opponents, whether past, present or even future.
So when both men who openly dislike each other began to trade barbs, it was quite expected and considered quite 'normal'. …
While Kuan Yew cheerfully whacked away at Mahathir in his usual no-holds-barred style, nothing that he wrote in his new book One Man's View of the World about Dr M was really new.
It was just Kuan Yew repeating his views in a more direct way than usual about how Mahathir's misguided policies had and were still ruining Malaysia.
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Lee disclaims responsibility for the results of his own policy. Malay Mail:
Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew has denied his policies were to blame for the city's low birth rate, and said financial handouts for young couples would not solve the problem.
In excerpts from a new book to be launched later today, Lee insisted that the reluctance of couples to have more children was the result of changed lifestyles and mindsets, which no amount of financial perks could alter.
Despite a slew of so-called "baby bonuses" to encourage couples to have children, Singapore's total fertility rate last year stood at 1.20 children per woman, far below the 2.1 needed to maintain the native-born population.
The former prime minister, who retired from politics in 2011 and turns 90 next month, rejected as "absurd" suggestions that his "Stop At Two" children campaign in the 1970s played a part in the decline of current fertility rates.
Fearing that a population explosion would hit growth and overwhelm infrastructure, Lee's government instituted the tough measures to persuade young couples to have only two children.
The government legalised abortion, encouraged voluntary sterilisation and introduced disincentives for larger families wanting to live in public housing.
Large monetary incentives would only have a "marginal effect" in correcting the low fertility rate, he added.
"I cannot solve the problem, and I have given up," he wrote in his book entitled One Man's View of the World.
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A new book by former prime minister Lee Kuan Yew will be launched on Aug 6. Titled One Man's View of the World, the 400-page volume covers Mr Lee's views on the future of the major powers and regions of the world. He also writes about the global economy and climate change, and reflects candidly on life and death.
The final chapter of the book captures a series of conversations between Mr Lee and his old friend, former chancellor of West Germany, Helmut Schmidt. The two met to discuss international affairs over three days in May 2012 when Mr Schmidt was in Singapore.
A team from The Straits Times provided research and editorial material, and conducted a series of interviews with Mr Lee. Excerpts of these interviews are included in each of the eleven chapters.
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Nothing much new here, except the caricature. Gulf News:
If he played chess, you could call Lee Kuan Yew the grand master of the game. It was his vision, drive and single-mindedness that set the small island state on a course of stubborn independence, turning the trading post into an international powerhouse of shipping, trade, commerce, banking, tourism and industry while keeping its principles at the fore.
But chess is a Russian game. For Yew, a master of the traditional board game maejong would be a better analogy given his and his island's Asian ties.
There is a Chinese proverb: Do not judge a man until his coffin is closed. Though he may be nearing the end of his long life, he's unwilling to decide on his legacy. …
"So, when is the last leaf falling?" as the man who made Singapore in his own stern and unsentimental image, contemplating age, infirmity and loss.
"I can feel the gradual decline of energy and vitality," he said in a recent interview. His 'Singapore model' of economic growth and tight social control made him one of the most influential political figures of Asia. "And I mean generally, every year, when you know you are not on the same level as last year. But that's life." …
"We don't have the ingredients of a nation, the elementary factors," he said in an interview with the International Herald Tribune, "a homogeneous population, common language, common culture and common destiny."
Younger people worry him, with their demands for more political openness and a free exchange of ideas, secure in their well-being in modern Singapore. "They have come to believe that this is a natural state of affairs, and they can take liberties with it," he said. "They think you can put it on auto-pilot. I know that is never so."
The kind of open political combat they demand would inevitably open the door to race-based politics, he said, and "our society will be ripped apart." …
"I'm not saying that everything I did was right," he said, "but everything I did was for an honourable purpose. I had to do some nasty things, locking fellows up without trial."
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Former prime minister Lee Kuan Yew planted a rain tree at Holland Village Park on Sunday, continuing a what has become an unbroken 50-year tradition.
On the same day in 1963, Mr Lee planted a mempat tree at Farrer Circus, then a traffic roundabout, to signify the start of an island-wide tree-planting campaign.
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Lee Kuan Yew pops up in public after an absence of several months. No video, no speeches, only photos. ST:
The National University of Singapore (NUS) has conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on Singapore's first Prime Minister.
The award is in recognition of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's achievements as a visionary statesman who transformed education in Singapore and led the nation to first-world status on the global stage.
President Tony Tan Keng Yam, who is also NUS chancellor, presided over the ceremony at the Istana on Tuesday. An honorary Doctor of Laws degree is the university's highest accolade for outstanding individuals.
This is Mr Lee's 16th honorary degree but his first from a Singapore university. Among the 100 guests in attendance were Mr Lee's family: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Mr Lee Hsien Yang, their wives, and Dr Lee Wei Ling.
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They crammed into an art cafe in Singapore and pulled no punches, deriding authoritarian officials who ruled with an "iron fist" and complaining that government ministers with million-dollar salaries were out of touch.
One woman, a middle-aged professional, got nods of agreement when she said modern Singapore's founding father, Lee Kuan Yew, had done great things but that new ways were needed from current leaders still practising a "do-as-I-say style of parenting".
Singapore remains regimented but the unusually frank criticism at the recent gathering, part of a government-run national "conversation" about the city state's future, reflects the reality that this is no longer the era of Lee Kuan Yew.
LKY, as he is widely known, built the tiny Southeast Asian island into one of the world's wealthiest nations with a strong, pervasive role by the state and no patience for dissent.
Now 89 and in declining health, LKY has receded from the public and political scene, leaving the government of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, his elder son, to deal with economic and social challenges roiling the country of 5.3 million people.
"The time has come for a younger generation to carry Singapore forward in a more difficult and complex situation," LKY said in 2011 as he resigned from the cabinet after the ruling party suffered its worst election result in history.
Saying they feel inundated by foreign workers and priced out of their own homeland, Singaporeans are angry. And with the hugely respected figure of LKY retired from the political stage, they are no longer hesitant to show it.
In online chatrooms, letters to state-linked newspapers and at the "Our Singapore Conversation" sessions, they are pressing for answers from the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) which is doing more to listen but struggling with how to change after five decades in power.
Despite the new climate of open criticism, there is still some trepidation about speaking out in front of journalists. At the recent "conversation" session, the organisers asked Reuters not to identify the participants so they could talk freely without being intimidated by the presence of a foreign reporter.
LKY's long-standing openness to foreign workers clashes with the current mood and detractors decry his paternalistic and stern ways, including defamation lawsuits against critics.
But his legacy as Singapore's first prime minister for 31 years and then advisor emeritus is not in doubt.
Last August, rumours spread that LKY was gravely ill or had died. When he disproved the chatter by appearing at the National Day parade, the flag-waving crowd erupted into cheers.
In February, he was hospitalised when an irregular heartbeat interrupted the flow of blood to his brain. But he turned up at a forum a month later and took the stage with Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Replying to questions about U.S.-China relations, Europe's woes and Asia's future, LKY showed his intellect remains intact and powerful. But his speech was slow and sometimes difficult to understand. Many of his answers were short and trailed off.
Volcker prompted nervous laughter from the crowd when he said: "Singapore is going to have to adjust to Lee Kuan Yew at some point not being the guide."
That adjustment is already happening, senior officials say, with LKY leaving the current leaders to set policies without him pulling the strings. The pace of change is the big question.
Hit by voter discontent in 2011 and again in a by-election in January, the PAP must walk a fine line in pacifying the public's concerns without abandoning policies that have created a financial powerhouse where stability and an ease of doing business are magnets for investors and multinational companies.
"We have to work in a more open way. We have to accept more of the untidiness and the to-ing and fro-ing, which is part of normal politics," Prime Minister Lee told the Washington Post.
"It is a major change, of course, which we hope we will be able to navigate safely over a period of time and not suddenly."
While the PAP's majority in parliament has shrunk to 80 of 87 elected seats, few expect the opposition to prevail in the next election in 2016. But as the PAP charts the way ahead, there are internal differences over what approach to take, senior officials say.
Some of those divisions were on display in parliament in February over a government document that envisioned the population swelling by as much as 30 percent by 2030, largely due to more foreigners, to maintain economic growth.
"I have very serious reservations about the white paper," PAP member Tin Pei Ling said during the five-day debate.
Inderjit Singh, also from the PAP, said: "Our past decade of rapid population growth has already created too many problems which need to be solved first before we take the next step."
During LKY's time, it was very rare for PAP politicians and civil servants to publicly voice any difference of opinion. But the new scope for dissent extends only so far.
In the end, no PAP member voted against the white paper and it passed by a 77-13 margin. Singh was not present for the vote.
Despite the unusually heated debate, the outcome illustrates why speculation may be overblown about a split in the ruling party or major shifts in policy when LKY is no longer around.
"They still have this pretty much authoritarian kind of mindset," said Kumaran Pillai, a businessman and former chief editor of The Online Citizen, a popular public affairs website.
"I don't think the split would happen so soon. The main reason is a lot of PAP cadre members, grassroots members and the elite are vested in the system and they aren't going to let it fall apart just because Lee Kuan Yew has passed away."
The government has taken steps to restrict immigration, cool the property market, build up infrastructure and broaden social safety nets. But it did itself no favours with the population white paper which sent public anger into overdrive and, for many, reaffirmed the PAP's reputation for prescriptive policies.
"I just want more opposition voices," said Brendan Mok, a university student with a dragon tattoo on his arm. "At the same time, I don't feel the opposition is solid enough for anything that could deliver positive change. But we do want more debate."
Mok and his friend Ron Ho, who both voted for the opposition in 2011, said the priority was to narrow income inequalities and address concerns about housing, good jobs and living costs.
"A lot of Singaporeans aren't happy and one of the reasons is because there's a lot of status anxiety here," said Ho.
With the PAP under pressure to listen, the year-old "Our Singapore Conversation" is assuming greater resonance.
In a Singaporean twist, the dialogue about the role of the state is organised by the government at venues such as The Connoisseur Concerto, a boutique cafe where about 50 people from diverse backgrounds recently gathered.
Crowded around low tables, they tucked into a buffet dinner and then engaged in a feisty chat about the PAP listening but not really changing and about well-paid officials being out of touch with anxiety over public transport and home prices.
"They don't take the train, they don't take taxis, they don't live in HDBs," said one woman, referring to the state-built Housing & Development Board apartments where most Singaporeans live. "So how do they know?"
Lee Kuan Yew, who continues to espouse the need for immigrants and scolds Singaporeans for not having enough babies, is also seen as out of touch as citizens challenge the government's top-down approach and demand their voices be heard.
With characteristic bluntness, he summed up his own legacy in the book "Hard Truths to Keep Singapore Going" published in 2011, just before the election that led to his retirement.
"It's irrelevant to me what young Singaporeans think of me," he said. "I've lived long enough to know that you may be idealised in life and reviled after you're dead."
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Lee Kuan Yew makes his first appearance since his hospitalisation. CNA:
Former Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew said that one key factor for Singapore's success is the confidence people have in the country.
Mr Lee was speaking at a dialogue organised by Standard Chartered Bank on Wednesday evening.
Joining Mr Lee for the dialogue were former chairman of the US Federal Reserve and former chairman of US President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board, Paul Volcker, as well as Standard Chartered's group chief executive Peter Sands.
Mr Lee said investors have confidence because of Singapore's sound institutions, and to build them the country must have a stable government.
Mr Lee said he does not see any developments that will change that situation in the short term of five, 10 or 20 years.
"It will be very stupid of us to shake that confidence. The confidence rests on several pillars – institutions, sound policies by the government – you can always predict what we are going to do in any given situation, and an open trading area," said Mr Lee.
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A more positive review from the Wall Street Journal:
China already dominates Asia and intends to become the world's leading power. The United States is not yet a "second rate power," but the inability of its political leaders to make unpopular decisions bodes poorly. Russia, Japan, Western Europe and India are, for the most part, tired bureaucracies. If Iran gets the bomb, a nuclear war in the Middle East is almost inevitable.
These are among the many frank forecasts laid out in a slim volume based on the experiences and insights of Lee Kuan Yew, the founder of modern Singapore, its prime minister from 1959 to 1990, and Asia's ranking philosopher-king for much of the past half-century. Tiny Singapore has always been too small a stage for a leader of Mr. Lee's intellect and ego. His interests have extended across the globe, as has his influence. For decades, world leaders, corporate CEOs, scholars and journalists have made the pilgrimage to Singapore to seek his views.
"Lee Kuan Yew: The Grand Master's Insights on China, the United States, and the World" forms a kind of last testament of the ailing, 89-year-old Mr. Lee. It is based on interviews with Mr. Lee by the authors—Graham Allison, a professor of government at Harvard's Kennedy School, and Robert Blackwill, a former U.S. diplomat—to which the authors add a distillation of Mr. Lee's speeches, writings and interviews with others over many years.
The book focuses forward on Mr. Lee's prognostications, not backward on his accomplishments. Messrs. Allison and Blackwill refrain from commentary on the man and his ideas, letting readers interpret for themselves. The downside of such restraint is that "Lee Kuan Yew" doesn't truly convey Mr. Lee's combative candor or the exceptional subtlety of mind that I was privileged to experience in my own interviews with Mr. Lee over two decades. It was his combination of penetrating brilliance about the wider world and prickly pettiness in his own Singaporean laboratory (e.g., banning two Dow Jones publications for the sin of free expression) that made him so fascinating. …
The Chinese language itself—which "is exceedingly difficult for foreigners to learn sufficiently to embrace China and be embraced by its society"—is another obstacle to China's great-power aspirations. So is a culture that does not "permit a free exchange and contest of ideas." (Mr. Lee adopted English as Singapore's national language; he never fully adopted free expression.)
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The jury has asked the Company to provide an additional internal enquiry report over the issue, which may see it monitoring its own recall conducted in 2005.
The current subpoena has taken in to consideration an additional problem reported in the vehicles, other than the sudden acceleration issues.
The Japanese giant has already directed as many as 10 million letters of recall worldwide.
The subpoena was directed on June 29, seeking information and explanations on defective or broken steering rods.
The report filings provided by Toyota said that the Company will offer full cooperation to the investigators.
"We'll cooperate with the grand jury request", said Mike Michels, a Spokesman for Toyota.
The Transportation Department reported this May that it has been probing the defects since September 2005 recall, which was triggered after the complaints were made about the steering rods.
The Company had clarified in 2004 that the steering defects were restricted to the vehicles rolled out in Japan itself, told Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Did he train under Jim Davidson……Prat!
I am surprised that Microsoft wasn't the least bit informed about this "comedian's" routine before he was put on stage. And there is a difference between a skit of LGBT jokes and even just trans jokes and the attack of an individual or minority group and their personal struggles. As a trans identified individual myself I am appalled by this. This should have been dealt with immediately.
I agree that this whole refusal to name and shame is ridiculous. If the person made bigoted comments then he needs to be called out for these comments so people will know that this is not someone you would want to hire for events if you do not want their kind of color commentary present.
None of these kinds of jokes are funny, they are cruel and the saying of 'Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me'; is a grade a load of bullcrap.There are kids out there killing themselves over words like this being thrown at them.
Give this man the kick in the pants he needs.
I hate to be the one to break the news to you, but it is now seen as a hate crime like rasicm etc. If you are going to join in these discussions, make sure you know your facts. You are not allowed to abuse someone because of their gender.-
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Tired, yawning and the conference has barely started! David Cameron looks exhausted as he prepares to tell activists he is bolder than Margaret Thatcher
- Prime Minister struggles to keep his eyes open as Tory conference begins
- Mr Cameron admits he must do more to 'explain' what Government is doing
- But he insists he will not be diverted from his economic plan
- The rich will pay their fair share but there will be no mansion tax, PM says
- Cabinet minister Philip Hammond says the economy is 'healing'
By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor and Rob Preece
It is one of the most important weeks of the political calendar - a time when the Prime Minister must convince his party that he is taking Britain in the right direction.
But David Cameron hardly seemed raring to go today as the Conservative party conference got under way.
Rubbing his eyes and stifling a yawn, the Tory leader looked as though he might fall asleep as Foreign Secretary William Hague addressed delegates in Birmingham.
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Tough at the top: David Cameron looks exhausted as he rubs and closes his eyes during William Hague's speech at the Conservative party conference
Looking tired: David Cameron covers his mouth and narrows his eyes on the first day of the conference
Ready for a nap? The Prime Minister leans his head to one side as he listens to Foreign Secretary William Hague addressing delegates
Mr Cameron, who was sat next to Mr Hague's wife Ffion, is under pressure to reassure his grassroots activists without appearing to abandon the political centre ground.
He is to present himself as the heir to Margaret Thatcher, vowing he is 'not for turning' on the need to tackle Britain's debt.
And the Prime Minister will go further, claiming to have done more to reform schools, pensions and the EU than the Iron Lady.
Making clear his determination to stick his economic plan, Mr Cameron said today: 'I want us to be the party that actually levels with the British public and talks very plainly and straightly about what needs to be done.
'The fact is we have to find those spending reductions, and if we want to avoid cuts in things like hospitals and school and the services that we all rely on, we have to look at things like the welfare budget, where we're still spending, as a country, £80bn on working-age welfare.
Positive: The Prime Minister manages a smile as he sits next to William Hague's wife Ffion on the first day of the Conservative party conference
Crucial week: David Cameron, pictured with William Hague's wife Ffion, is under pressure to reassure Tory activists without appearing to abandon the political centre ground
'That's not the pensions, not the disability benefits, but working age welfare,' he told BBC One's Marr Show.
But Mr Cameron risks a row with his Liberal Democrat coalition partners, after publicly ruling out their idea of a mansion tax as an attack on people who work hard to buy their own own.
The Lib Dems want an levy on all homes worth more than £2million.
But Mr Cameron today said: 'I don't actually believe we should be a country where if you work hard, you save, you buy yourself a house, you try and pay down the mortgage, you save and invest into that house - I don't want to be a country that comes after you every year with a massive great tax.
'So that is not going to happen. But we have put extra taxes where people buy expensive properties.
'We will always be fair and seen to be fair,' he told the BBC.
In a series of interviews today, the PM has admitted he must 'raise his game' in order to avoid a repeat of the bungling u-turns which have seen his personal ratings, and those of his party, nosedive.
Samantha and David Cameron arrived at the ICC Birmingham today for the start of the Conservative conference where the Prime Minister unveiled a raft of policies aimed at boosting his opinion poll ratings
David Cameron told BBC One's Marr Show that he would would rule out the Liberal Democrat's mansion tax
An Opinium/Observer poll today put Labour on 41 per cent, up to points, with Tories on 30 per cent and the Liberal Democrats on nine.
But Mr Cameron will us the conference to insist he will not be diverted from his austerity plans, demanding billions of pounds of public spending cuts, in an echo of Mrs Thatcher's famous 'the lady's not for turning' promise at the Tory conference in 1980.
David Cameron and his ministers will use the Tory conference to unveil a raft of policies in an attempt to boost the party's opinion poll ratings. They include:
- Council tax will be frozen from April next year, the third successive year that bills have not risen
- Rail fares will be capped at one per cent above inflation on season tickets and peak fares in 2013 and 2014
- Britain will use its veto to block big increases in EU budgets
- Homeowners will be given more legal rights if they confront burglars
- Councils will have new powers to block traveller sites as they develop
- Civil servants will be offered 10 days of special leave to train as reservists to boost the Territorial Army
- There will be no mansion tax, despite Lib Dem pleas to target expensive homes
Ministers are buoyed by improving economic figures, but are anxious about being seen to publicly predict 'green shoots' of recovery.
George Osborne, the chancellor, said he thought the economy was 'healing'.
Today, Mr Cameron said he could not predict the next set of economic figures, but was confident that the economy was being rebalanced.
But others are more publicly optimistic. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond claimed that the public would see real economic improvement by 2014, provided the Euro remained stable.
'You won't find anybody, hardly anybody in the business community or in the financial community, who thinks that the economy is doing right now what the data tell us it is doing,' Mr Hammond told The Observer.
Both the Conservatives and Liberal
Democrats have made clear that their election prospects in 2015 will
depend on the state of the economy.
He admits he must do more to 'explain' what the government is doing.
'You spend a lot of time governing and deciding, and you don't spend enough time explaining.
'And I think conference week is a real opportunity to get out there and explain.'
But he makes clear there will be no deviation from the need for tough decisions on the economy.
Mr Cameron said: 'I think the British public are extremely fair minded.
'I think they know that Britain faces difficult circumstances, they know the hole that we're in is quite a deep one, they know it takes time to get out,' he told the Sunday Telegraph.
'Of course, there are things that
we've done that they don't like, of course there are things they wish we
had done differently. That's in the nature of things But, the public
know this is difficult and tough, and it's a five year parliament, and
my sense is that they'll judge us at the end of it rather than half way
through it.
'We've got a lot to prove and there's no doubt that the mountain in front of us has got steeper and more difficult to climb.'
David Cameron used interviews today to insist he will not be diverted from his 'austerity' economic plan but promised help for homeowners and commuters
The sun shone on the first day of the Tory conference, as senior ministers struck a more upbeat tone on the state of the economy
The conference theme 'Britain can deliver' will focus on the economy and try to present a more upbeat vision of the future.
delegates gather in Birmingham, the PM brushed aside claims he had
failed to take tough decisions and boasted that he had been bolder than
Mrs Thatcher.
'So have we dithered over educational reform? Mrs Thatcher never reformed public sector pensions. We have done that.
'Mrs Thatcher never vetoed a European treaty. I have done that.
'Capping welfare payments — no government has ever done that,' he told The Sun.
'If we just wanted to be popular, we would not have targeted the deficit.'
Strategists hope that taking a tough line with Brussels will recreate the opinion poll boost enjoyed by the Conservatives after Mr Cameron vetoed a new treaty in December last year.
The PM today said he would block 'outrageous' attempts to increase the overall EU budget in looming talks on spending for 2014 to 2020.
'If it comes to saying 'no' to a deal that isn't right for Britain, I'll say 'no',' he told The Sunday Telegraph.
David Cameron claimed today that he had been bolder than Margaret Thatcher as he promised to block 'outrageous' EU demands for an even bigger budget
And he set out a 'bold thinking' idea which would split the EU budgets into one for the 17 eurozone nations and another for the 10 - including Britain - outside the single currency.
In one of the most eye-catching announcements, Mr Cameron said the government would cap rises in rail fares.
Train companies were going to be allowed to raise the average price of regulated fares - which include season tickets - by RPI inflation plus three per cent in January 2013 and then again in January 2014.
But Mr Cameron said that the rise for the next two years will be limited to RPI plus one per cent, or 4.2 per cent instead of the planned 6.2 per cent.
Some commuters will be over £200 better off over the two years.
The PM insisted it was proof that he was not abandoning the political centre ground.
'Are the Conservatives deserting the common ground of British politics? Absolutely not.
David Cameron announced that from January, season tickets will rise by 4.2 per cent, and not the planned 6.2 per cent
'I think the common ground of British politics, right now, ought to be [doing] everything you can to fire up the engines of enterprise and aspiration to get the economy moving, while holding onto the things that people care about passionately, like the NHS. I think that is absolutely where we are.'
But Mr Cameron ruled out cuts to benefits for wealthy pensioners.
'Let me be absolutely clear,
the promise that I made at the last election to Britain's pensioners
when I said we are not going to take away your winter fuel allowance,
your free TV licences, your free bus passes - that promise stands.'
The Prime Minister also defended the decision to reduce the top rate of tax from 50p to 45p - seized on by Labour as a 'tax cut for millionaires'.
'The richest 10 per cent in our country are not only paying more in income tax, they are paying a greater percentage of the total income tax take than they ever did under Labour,' Mr Cameron said.
But Labour's Michael Dugher renewed the attack on the Tories.
'David Cameron can't be a One Nation Prime Minister. He says one thing, but time and again does another,' Mr Dugher said.
'He says those at the top will need to pay more, but he is the man whose top priority is to cut taxes for millionaires, giving 8,000 people earning over £1 million a tax break of £40,000 this April.'
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Former Quebec Major Junior Hockey League forward Patrice Cormier pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of assault causing bodily harm and received an unconditional discharge.
The charge stemmed from a vicious elbow to the head Cormier delivered to Quebec Remparts defenceman Mikael Tam during a game last winter.
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Almost as bad as a slap on the wrist…
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