"Smart" may be truly stupid

This is from the article, Singapore Medicine, in the blog Stupid Malaysia.

Singapore has not only positioned itself as a financial capital, leading innovator in the arms industry, petroleum processing centre, biotechnological centre. It has now almost emerged as a medical hub. Providing unsurpassed medical treatment and care to well paying patients either from countries where medical treatment are prohibitive and countries in which expertise are lacking.

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A place reps from two worlds meet up

This is from the article, U.S., North Korea to Hold Nuclear Talks in Singapore, in Bloomberg.com by Chen Shiyin.

U.S. chief nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill will meet with his North Korean counterpart in Singapore next week to continue talks on dismantling the communist country's atomic program, the State Department said.

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Size of 203 wells

This is from the article, Journey for peace - Christian peacemaker team travels to philippines to promote harmony, by Linda Leicht in News-Leader.com about contamination near an old military base in the Philippines.

It was that water, from 203 contaminated wells around the base — the size of the country of Singapore — that caused Crizel's leukemia, her mother said.

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An approach to tackle manpower shortage

This is from the article, Robot arms race seen underway, where an expert calls for international discussion on robotic weapons.

Sev­er­al na­tions are de­vel­op­ing ro­bot weapons, with the Un­ited States in the lead, ...

Can­a­da, South Ko­rea, South Af­ri­ca, Sin­ga­pore, Is­ra­el, Chi­na, some Euro­pean coun­tries, Rus­sia and In­dia are al­so get­ting in on the ro­bot-weapons act, Sharkey added, with these last two de­vel­op­ing un­manned aer­i­al com­bat ve­hi­cles.

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