any sexpert share?
wanna to up her... but how to ask? :o
wanna to up her... but how to ask? :o
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how to intiate female colleague to piak piak?
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Got tikopek maniac on loose again Sia..... gpgt.
Really crazy times in sg.
Moar and moar btss.
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Moar and moar btss.
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[GVGT] I think this is the best NATIONAL DAY SONG EVER!!
nothing beats this song when first came out in 1998. still remember always sing this song back in primary school when it was first released. feel very proud. somemore during that period not much FT. easy find job. Sinkie at its peak. with a sense of identity. feels like home. chiu all agree?
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柯P formed his own party liao.
Will have strong support to be prez?
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Grab modded app.
I think alot of drivers in Malaysia using the modded APK to accept jobs even though they are not nearby.
Just tried booking and first 4 drivers car never move or drive in erratic patterns. Only fifth driver is real one.
Just tried booking and first 4 drivers car never move or drive in erratic patterns. Only fifth driver is real one.
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【七月怪录】Lunar July Encounters
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Lai lai lip lai share your odd encounters. :s12:
Remember the few important rules:
1. Do not open umbrella in the house at night
2. Do not hang your wet laundry out at night
3. Do not look into the flames of the joss burning
4. If a unfamiliar voice or someone taps u on the back do not turn just your head.
Lai lai share moreee
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Lai lai lip lai share your odd encounters. :s12:
Remember the few important rules:
1. Do not open umbrella in the house at night
2. Do not hang your wet laundry out at night
3. Do not look into the flames of the joss burning
4. If a unfamiliar voice or someone taps u on the back do not turn just your head.
Lai lai share moreee
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Taiwanese actress Vivian Hsu walks around Spore wet market & chats amiably with fishmongers
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Limpeh first time bring ATB to watch NDP Parade this Sat....she ask must wear what?
How to answer leh? What should she be wearing/not wearing? :s22::s22:
Never bring ATB to parade before.....last time was Indo-chinese bu :s13::s13:
Never bring ATB to parade before.....last time was Indo-chinese bu :s13::s13:
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I juz realizee taiwan jappen oden is their equivalent of our yong tau hoo
Do u think so
It is cheap and good
Esp in winter
Sent from Xiaomi REDMI 7 using GAGT
It is cheap and good
Esp in winter
Sent from Xiaomi REDMI 7 using GAGT
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How come when offering food during 7th month the menu so healthy one
Taupok and rice
No one offering sinful food like the mc ronalds or pizzahut
Die liao still eat so healthy for what
No one offering sinful food like the mc ronalds or pizzahut
Die liao still eat so healthy for what
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Who’s more satki, Abjure or whatmeworry?
Who up more ATBs before ah?
Or are they the same person?
Or are they the same person?
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Josephine Teo: Singapore Must Guard Against Foreign Interference And Not Risk Being Manipulated
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WTB ANY OLD WORKING HASWELL LGA1150 MOTHERBOARD
WTB ANY HASWELL LGA1150 MOTHERBOARD
Any form factor, ITX, MATX, ATX.
PM me your price. Must be in full working condition.
8328899O
No need CPU.
Any form factor, ITX, MATX, ATX.
PM me your price. Must be in full working condition.
8328899O
No need CPU.
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Actually FT really create jobs for sinkies!!!
FT sure need transport, food and security right?
Grab, foodpanda and NS
Are exclusive sinkies only job :s12::s12::s12:
Grab, foodpanda and NS
Are exclusive sinkies only job :s12::s12::s12:
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Anyone received the Citibank prestige invitation?
As above.. is it good to apply?
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Sometimes feel sad for Vivian Hsu.... thought she married gold mine
Who knows end up financial ruin and she has to go wet market do groceries...
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WTS: B&W P7 Wireless
Best sounding bluetooth headphones! Can be wired as well. Price new: SG$600, to let go for SG$420
Comes with the jack cable. The original pouch is not in good condition (probably before of the humidity) but I can give it as well.
Comes with the jack cable. The original pouch is not in good condition (probably before of the humidity) but I can give it as well.
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How do u search for the best online price for a product?
eg, say a portable HDD, how do u know which online platform has the best price?
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KPMG kena fine....again
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-a...-idUSKCN1UR4BS
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LONDON (Reuters) - Accounting firm KPMG has been fined 3.5 million pounds ($4.24 million) by Britains accounting watchdog for failing to audit client accounts of BNY Mellon (BK.N) bank properly, the latest in a string of penalties on KPMG for poor performance. The fine will keep the pressure on Britains government to come forward with legislation that implements a proposed shake-up of auditing, including a more powerful watchdog. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said on Thursday that in 2011, BNY Mellon held more than a trillion pounds in assets on behalf of its customers, which under CASS safekeeping rules must be audited to ensure the assets are being kept safe. KPMG and Richard Hinton, who signed the client assets report on behalf of KPMG, admitted misconduct, the FRC said. KPMG said it regretted that aspects of its work did not meet the standards expected by the regulator. We are happy to undertake the additional review process outlined by the FRC as part of our drive to improve audit quality, it said in a statement. The fine was discounted from 5 million pounds for admission of misconduct. Hintons 75,000 pound fine was discounted to 52,500 pounds, the watchdog said. Britains finance industry watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority, had fined BNY Mellon 126 million pounds in April 2015 for failing to keep customer money safe. In the year to March, the accounting watchdog has fined accounting firms nearly 43 million pounds, with KPMG making up nearly half of the total after admitting misconduct in audits of The Co-operative Bank, retailer Ted Baker, and professional services firm Quindell. The watchdog had already put KPMG into close supervision measures, and on Thursday added a requirement for a quality performance review of everyone who signs a client assets report on behalf of KPMG. Hinton was not a partner at KPMG and is not currently working as a CASS auditor, the FRC said. The FRC has substantially increased fines on accounting firms, partly to meet criticisms from parliament that it was too timid with KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC, known as the Big Four. Accounting industry officials have expressed concerns that rocketing fines will put off people working in audit. We also take into account that a fine should not be such as to deter accountants from accepting audit or CASS audit engagements, the FRC said. |
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Women jailed 11 years for maid abuse, knocking maid's teeth out
SINGAPORE: A woman who subjected her Indonesian maid to horrific abuse using things like a hammer and a pestle was sentenced to 11 years jail on Thursday (Aug 1).
Zariah Mohd Ali, 58, was also ordered to pay the foreign domestic worker about S$56,500 in compensation or serve an additional five months jail.
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Her husband, 60-year-old Mohamad Dahlan, received 15 months jail and a compensation order of S$1,000 for his part in the abuse, which the prosecution described as one of the worst cases in recent history.
The couple had been found guilty after a long-running trial.
The abuse started in June 2012 and went on for six months.
The victim, 32-year-old Ms Khanifah, had her teeth knocked out by a hammer. Her left ear lobe became deformed after she was hit by a bamboo pole.
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She was also hit on the forehead with a stone pestle and stabbed in the shoulder with a pair of scissors.
HIT ON THE HEAD WITH HAMMER ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS
The abuse began after Zariah felt the toilet was not "clean enough". She also scolded Ms Khanifah for working too slowly.
After hitting the maid on the back of her head with a hammer, Zariah handed her a sanitary pad for the bleeding.
The attack with a hammer took place on five different occasions. Once, angry over the maid's cleaning, Zariah told her to grin and bare her teeth before swinging the hammer at her mouth.
A similar attack a second time broke Ms Khanifah's two front teeth and dislodged two bottom ones.
The abuse came to light after the maid was sent home suddenly without explanation by her employers.
Ms Khanifah's younger sister discovered the injuries and she received medical treatment in Jakarta only in January 2013, when she was warded in hospital for 15 days.
Over the course of the trial, Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Wen Hsien told the court that the abuse suffered by the victim was also psychological.
She said Ms Khanifah lived "in an atmosphere of immense fear and foreboding, never knowing when Zariah would strike her again, and to what degree".
It was her first job, her first time out of the country and she spoke no English, said the prosecutor.
Apart from the abuse, Zariah told Ms Khanifah that no outgoing calls could be made from the house phone, threw away a book belonging to the victim which contained phone numbers and warned her not to speak to neighbours.
She held Ms Khanifah captive in the house, locking the door and windows and telling her to stay in the toilet when there were visitors.
She also frequently lied to her that her eldest child had died back home, and claimed that there was not enough money to send her back to Indonesia.
In her victim impact statement, Ms Khanifah said she was traumatised by the incident.
"Even at the court hearings, when I saw her, I felt very scared because I was reminded of what happened," she said. "I was scared if I was going to be attacked by her again."
She was also affected by the disfiguration, saying she was very embarrassed about her looks.
"I am very shy now. I feel like I am disfigured," she said. "I feel like people would give me a different look, like they are disgusted with how I look."
INJURIES SELF-INFLICTED, WOMAN HAD STROKE: DEFENCE
The defence, on its part, pointed out how it was irrational for the victim not to escape the abuse, arguing that the injuries were self-inflicted.
Zariah said she was a stroke patient and paralysed on her left side, but the prosecution said she carried out the abuse with her right hand.
The defence also showed photos purportedly taken during the period of abuse, showing an uninjured Ms Khanifah.
However, the prosecution slammed this as "a cynical attempt" to deceive the court.
"This is by far one of the worst maid abuse to come before the courts since Tay Wee Kiat," said the prosecutor, referring to a landmark case.
"The accused persons have shown no remorse for the horrific and inhuman acts perpetuated against the hapless victim."
"Up till today, she feels pain in her head because of the repeated and serious assault she suffered to her head," said the prosecution.
District Judge Luke Tan said on Thursday that the accused "sadly demonstrated no remorse" and instead "acted in various ways that largely aggravated the situation".
Source: CNA/ll(gs)
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/maid-abuse-woman-hammered-maids-teeth-worst-recent-case-11772958
Zariah Mohd Ali, 58, was also ordered to pay the foreign domestic worker about S$56,500 in compensation or serve an additional five months jail.
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Her husband, 60-year-old Mohamad Dahlan, received 15 months jail and a compensation order of S$1,000 for his part in the abuse, which the prosecution described as one of the worst cases in recent history.
The couple had been found guilty after a long-running trial.
The abuse started in June 2012 and went on for six months.
The victim, 32-year-old Ms Khanifah, had her teeth knocked out by a hammer. Her left ear lobe became deformed after she was hit by a bamboo pole.
Advertisement
She was also hit on the forehead with a stone pestle and stabbed in the shoulder with a pair of scissors.
HIT ON THE HEAD WITH HAMMER ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS
The abuse began after Zariah felt the toilet was not "clean enough". She also scolded Ms Khanifah for working too slowly.
After hitting the maid on the back of her head with a hammer, Zariah handed her a sanitary pad for the bleeding.
The attack with a hammer took place on five different occasions. Once, angry over the maid's cleaning, Zariah told her to grin and bare her teeth before swinging the hammer at her mouth.
A similar attack a second time broke Ms Khanifah's two front teeth and dislodged two bottom ones.
The abuse came to light after the maid was sent home suddenly without explanation by her employers.
Ms Khanifah's younger sister discovered the injuries and she received medical treatment in Jakarta only in January 2013, when she was warded in hospital for 15 days.
Over the course of the trial, Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Wen Hsien told the court that the abuse suffered by the victim was also psychological.
She said Ms Khanifah lived "in an atmosphere of immense fear and foreboding, never knowing when Zariah would strike her again, and to what degree".
It was her first job, her first time out of the country and she spoke no English, said the prosecutor.
Apart from the abuse, Zariah told Ms Khanifah that no outgoing calls could be made from the house phone, threw away a book belonging to the victim which contained phone numbers and warned her not to speak to neighbours.
She held Ms Khanifah captive in the house, locking the door and windows and telling her to stay in the toilet when there were visitors.
She also frequently lied to her that her eldest child had died back home, and claimed that there was not enough money to send her back to Indonesia.
In her victim impact statement, Ms Khanifah said she was traumatised by the incident.
"Even at the court hearings, when I saw her, I felt very scared because I was reminded of what happened," she said. "I was scared if I was going to be attacked by her again."
She was also affected by the disfiguration, saying she was very embarrassed about her looks.
"I am very shy now. I feel like I am disfigured," she said. "I feel like people would give me a different look, like they are disgusted with how I look."
INJURIES SELF-INFLICTED, WOMAN HAD STROKE: DEFENCE
The defence, on its part, pointed out how it was irrational for the victim not to escape the abuse, arguing that the injuries were self-inflicted.
Zariah said she was a stroke patient and paralysed on her left side, but the prosecution said she carried out the abuse with her right hand.
The defence also showed photos purportedly taken during the period of abuse, showing an uninjured Ms Khanifah.
However, the prosecution slammed this as "a cynical attempt" to deceive the court.
"This is by far one of the worst maid abuse to come before the courts since Tay Wee Kiat," said the prosecutor, referring to a landmark case.
"The accused persons have shown no remorse for the horrific and inhuman acts perpetuated against the hapless victim."
"Up till today, she feels pain in her head because of the repeated and serious assault she suffered to her head," said the prosecution.
District Judge Luke Tan said on Thursday that the accused "sadly demonstrated no remorse" and instead "acted in various ways that largely aggravated the situation".
Source: CNA/ll(gs)
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/maid-abuse-woman-hammered-maids-teeth-worst-recent-case-11772958
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