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  • 2006-07 Southeast Asian floods
  • Airport Logistics Park
  • Biomedical Research Council
  • Bukit Panjang Plaza
  • Chao Tzee Cheng
  • Chen Chong Swee
  • Chen Wen Hsi
  • Cheong Soo Pieng
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  • Choa Chu Kang Columbarium
  • Double Tenth Massacre
  • Ee Peng Liang
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  • Family law of Singapore
  • Felix Soh
  • Golden Shoe, Singapore
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  • Lim Tze Peng
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  • National Eye Centre
  • Ong Kim Seng
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  • Pioneer
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  • Registry of Marriages
  • Residents' Committees
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  • Siew Shaw Her
  • Sin Ming
  • Singapore Academy of Law
  • Singapore Dance Theatre
  • Singapore Food Festival
  • Singapore Labour Foundation
  • Singapore Mutiny 1915
  • Singapore Armed Forces Ranger course
  • Warren Fernandez
  • Wong Li-Lin


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[edit] Singaporean Wikipedians

If you're Singaporean, live in Singapore, or you are interested in Singapore-related issues, and would like to play an active part in contributing to Singapore-related content, do add your name here. You may also consider adding your name to this category, and this userbox to your user page. For those in Singapore, but are doing other articles on Wikipedia, do add your name to the category instead.

Do your part in welcoming fellow Singaporeans to our abode by inserting {{Subst:Welcomesg}} in their talkpages. Anyone can do this, even if you are last in this list! :D

  1. Huaiwei, Hougang, Singapore
  2. Mailer Diablo, Bukit Batok, Singapore
  3. Khaosworks, Bukit Batok, Singapore
  4. Gaurav, National University of Singapore, Singapore
  5. LegolasGreenleaf, Vancouver, very interested to travel to SG
  6. Natalinasmpf, secondary school student in Singapore.
  7. Vsion, Singapore
  8. Melsith. from Singapore, currently an undergrad in NUS
  9. ImpalerBugz, Ang Mo Kio, Singapore.
  10. Hayabusa future, from Indonesia, now in Melbourne, lived in Singapore from 2000 to 2002.
  11. Encyclopedic, Thomson, Singapore - Ngee Ann Polytechnic Grad
  12. Nyonya, Singapore
  13. iambuttons, from Singapore, now in Melbourne. Lived in Bukit Timah, Boon Lay, Teck Whye
  14. acintas, Woodlands, Singapore
  15. Tan, also edit some contents related to Singapore in the Chinese wikipedia. I also reside occasionally in Hawaii, United States of America.
  16. Sengkang, Sengkang, Singapore
  17. Slivester Nuenenorl, Woodlands. Will be back in Netherlands soon enough.
  18. Frankchn, Bukit Timah, Singapore. Studying at Hwa Chong Institution.
  19. Tomhongs, first year student in TPJC
  20. Tan Ding Xiang Fuhua Secondary School student and admin at the Simple English Wikipedia.
  21. A.K.R., Sembawang, Singapore.
  22. Hamstersanonymous, NTU undergrad, Singapore.
  23. Tohlz, Studying Business Information Technology at Singapore Polytechnic, a Pen Spinner.
  24. *drew, from Indonesia.
  25. shianux, Bukit Timah, Singapore, student at the University of Melbourne.
  26. Groyn88, anti-gay Singaporean professional struggling for equal rights for all LGBT citizens of Singapore.
  27. Littlearea, Ang Mo Kio, Singapore.
  28. P, secondary school student, Singapore
  29. Terence Ong, Holland Road, Singapore, Student at Anglo-Chinese School (International)
  30. Cmyk, Jurong East, NTU 2nd year student
  31. yueni, Singaporean now living in Vancouver, Washington, USA
  32. PROJECT-ION PHOENIX, Bukit Panjang, Singapore CLICK ME...!!!
  33. Nathaniel, Ang Mo Kio, Singapore
  34. Fauzi, Clementi, Singapore
  35. Sandstorm6299, Australian Chinese, studied in Singapore, back in Australia
  36. SpLoT // Katong, Singapore, Raffles Institution student
  37. (This list is still here?) NSLE (talk • contribs)
  38. Gd4u,former Fuhua Sec Pupil,in Innova JC.
  39. Nicholas Liew from Fuhua Sec.
  40. kengbeng, a WikiGnome from Clementi, Singapore,
  41. Benjamin Ho, Woodlands, Singapore
  42. JREL, Swiss, currently in the UK, very interested in all things Singaporean
  43. Siva1979 Woodlands. Proud to be a Singaporean. Former Catholic Junior College student.
  44. jinhua, currently in NS as medic =)
  45. gunman47 Waiting for entry to a JC or polytechnic.
  46. Ariedartin JECJY Talk JC1 student studying in Raffles Junior College.
  47. Advanced, Sec 4 student in Raffles Institution, living in Singapore.
  48. Leidiot, Singapore from Anglo-Chinese School (International)
  49. jitsion, NUS undergrad, NCSV, currently at California, San Francisco.
  50. Chen Siyuan
  51. Andrew Chang, Chinese-American, Los Angeles, California, Singaporean descendant.
  52. Wayne Ma, Taman Jurong. Fuhua Secondary Student
  53. Atticus Lai, Toa Payoh, Singapore. Involves in English-Chinese Translation and Technical Writing
  54. Joel, Choa Chu Kang, Singapore. Singaporean and proud of it(: Student from Nan Hua Primary School. Currently studying in Raffles Institution.
  55. Beefball,Bukit Timah,Singapore
  56. AlephNull, An NUS student living in Toa Payoh, Singapore
  57. The Fascist, Jalan Besar, Singapore. Currently studying in Anglo-Chinese School (Independent).
  58. ωhkoh [Т], Tampines. JC student.
  59. ZhongHan, Republic Polytechnic student. Completed studies in Republic Polytechnic, currently awaiting enlistment into National Service.
  60. serados, student in Dunman High School.
  61. Hildanknight, 14, creator of Homerun article.
  62. Mh, programmer.
  63. Zhudyzhu, Jurong, still a student *sign* in HCI
  64. Dexterleezh, Potong Pasir, soon to be National Serviceman.
  65. sehsuan, Serangoon Central, photography, cycling and nature enthusiast.
  66. Nigel Fong, Changi, Singapore. Currently studying in Raffles Institution.
  67. Ryan D, Eunos, Singapore, failing all his subjects at Raffles Junior College.
  68. Gerald Tan, aka Winnie the Pooh.
  69. KnucklesEchidna, Jurong West, Singapore.
  70. Zscout370, United States
  71. poopee, Redhill, Singapore, lives on wiki fixes.
  72. H. S. Chin, Upper Thomson, Singapore, currently in NS
  73. John Riemann Soong, TCK
  74. Seng Yew, Seletar, Singapore, pursuing a Master's degree in Security Management in ECU
  75. Aranho, Little India, Singapore, currently studying in Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
  76. Deon, Overseas Singaporean
  77. jikbusai
  78. Jacklee, PhD student in law at the University of Birmingham.
  79. Rodan44, American expatriate living and working in Singapore.
  80. GSCC, Bukit Purmei, Singapore
  81. Cottonball, Tampines, Singapore
  82. Ragnaroknike, Jurong West, Singapore
  83. Syed Abdulllah, Pasir Ris, Singapore wants to help in Singapore issues.
  84. Mirrorblade, Bukit Panjang, Singapore, stressed student in NUS High School.
  85. kiewzhenyi, Telok Blangah. Singapore, wants to help in writing Singapore gaming and entertainment articles.
  86. Tikal-chan, Singapore, Secondary 2 student studying in Anderson Secondary School.
  87. Sweeney,Pasir Ris, Interest in heritage and history of Singapore NUS Post-Grad
  88. Pinkerita, Yew Tee, Singapore. Sec 1 student interested in expanding SG School articles
  89. Kren, Simei, Singapore
  90. Serilda, Sembawang, Singapore, English major
  91. Haithian
  92. Nyonya 16:44, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
  93. Pucao, Singapore, undergrad currently studying overseas
  94. Thaurisil, Bukit Timah, Raffles Girls School (Secondary) student
  95. AcidFlask
  96. Gravity, Tampines, Ngee Ann Secondary School student
  97. User:Jedd the Jedi, Clementi, student
  98. CooKeeN, studying in Singapore, added Template:User singapore res for those living here but not Singaporean.
  99. Acs4b, Malaysia, stayed in Singapore for 5 days, interested in areas surrounding Bishan, Little India (including Farrer Park), Sentosa Island, Serangoon, Orchard Road, Woodlands and many more (mostly in the Central Region).
  100. Daniel, Singapore, Sec 3 student in Victoria School.
  101. Goh wz, Tampines, first-year student of Raffles Junior College.
  102. Chunchuan, MacPherson, P6 student of Cedar Primary School.
  103. Starry maiden Gazer, secondary school student in Singapore.
  104. Patricknoddy
  105. Jedi feline, 13-year-old in Singapore.
  106. Derrick K, Commonwealth, Tanglin Halt, pseudo-student at Innova JC
  107. Otokonohito // Bishan, Singapore, Raffles Institution student
  108. angbinmarist // Simei, Singapore, Maris Stella High School student, fluent in English, Chinese and Malay, has contributed some stuff on Singapore culture and history.
  109. User:GavinTing, Changi, Computer Addict
  110. lowjoel, Sec 4 Student studying in Raffles Institution. Self confessed nerd who knows about ten programming languages.
  111. Harvard Chan,student
  112. zK,Year 2 student, Catholic High School.

[edit] SGpedian sysops

No, some Wikipedians are not more equal than others. Friendly SGpedian sysops with mop and bucket are at your service to render assistance to any issue you may have from time to time. Feel free to drop a note on any of their talkpages if you need their attention.

[edit] Featured articles and honourable mentions

The fruit of the labour! The following is a list of Singapore-related articles that are either featured articles, or have been given a mention on the main page. SGpedians are invited to continue improving these articles.

...that Chingay Parade in Singapore, a display of floats, music and dances, is a major festival in Asia attended by more than 200,000 people and watched by millions on TV across Asia?
...that more than one thousand people are caned in Singapore each year using a bamboo cane that has been soaked in water overnight to prevent splitting?
...that to prepare for future examinations, Singapore students use the ten year series to practice on past years' examination papers, some of which date back to before they were born?
...that the Gurkha Contingent of the Singapore Police Force is the world's only police department outside of Nepal to be comprised of Gurkhas, and it is currently the only military or police unit in Singapore to be headed by a Briton?
...that Jurong Falls is the tallest man-made waterfall in the world at 30 metres tall and it is located at the Jurong BirdPark which also houses the world's most numerous bird collection??
...that Cavenagh Bridge, the only suspension bridge in Singapore, was originally designed as a drawbridge but on its completion in 1869 was found to be suitable only as a fixed structure, and is now a pedestrian bridge?
...that Central Fire Station, the oldest existing fire station in Singapore, had only four portable water pumps when it was completed in 1908?
...that the Jinricksha Station is Singapore's last reminder of the once ubiquitous rickshaw, which was phased out after World War II?
  • CHIJMES (Did You Know...mention 30 January 2006)
...that CHIJMES, a historic building complex in Singapore, began life as a Catholic convent in the 1850s and has been gazetted as national monument?
...that the July 2005 NKF scandal led to a backlash from the donors to the charity, resulting in the resignation of the board of directors?
...that the Old Ford Motor Factory, Ford's first assembly plant in Southeast Asia and built in 1941, was the site of the historic surrender of the British to the Japanese in World War II, later described by Winston Churchill as the "largest capitulation in British history"?
...that The Observatory, a Singaporean space rock band released their first album packaged as a diary, complete with torn pages and paperclipped photos?
...that Saint Jack, a 1979 fiction film about a prostitute in Singapore and the only Hollywood film about Singapore to be shot on location, was banned in the country until 2006?
...that the EMAS has been so effective in monitoring traffic conditions on Singapore's expressways that the LTA removed most SOS telephones from the expressways as a result?
...that completion of the West Coast Highway viaduct — the longest in Singapore — was delayed for more than two years because of the contractor's financial problems?
...that Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka is the oldest mosque in Singapore and was established in 1820, just a year after the British set up a trading post in Singapore?
...that a detailed Development Guide Plan exists for each of Singapore's 55 urban planning areas?
... that Yueh Hai Ching Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Singapore, and Chinese Emperor Guang Xu presented a plaque to the temple in 1907?
...that although archaeologists in Singapore have discovered many artifacts, they do not have government support for their work, and there is no centralised place to store the artifacts?
...that the Chesed-El Synagogue, built in 1905, is the second synagogue for the Jewish community in Singapore, and was also one of the first places to use gaslights in Singapore?
....that Escape from Paradise, a book which documents a Singaporean woman's divorce, was removed from bookstores and libraries in the country in 2002, even after it had been reviewed in the Singapore press?
...that graves in Singapore are exhumed 15 years after burial, and the remains are cremated or re-buried?
...that although the Constitution of Singapore had been revised in 1958 to implement self-government for the then British colony of Singapore, self-government was only officially achieved with the Singapore general election of 1959?
  • Merdeka, (Did you know, mention 18 June 2006)
...that the Malay word Merdeka has been used in both Singapore and Malaysia to describe the campaigns for self-government and independence in both countries?
  • Ah Meng, (Did you know, mention 23 June 2006)
...that Ah Meng, a Sumatran Orangutan and tourism icon of Singapore, had breakfast with celebrities including the Duke of Edinburgh and pop star Michael Jackson?
... that Singapore's Police Coast Guard is a coast guard and water police service that is also responsible for maintenance of order on most of Singapore's off-shore islands?
...that Central Sikh Temple was Singapore's first gurdwara when it was first set up in a police barracks in the 1880s?
...that the Old Ministry of Labour Building in Singapore housed the Chinese Protectorate before World War II, and has been gazetted as a national monument?
...that the Civilian War Memorial in Singapore was built in 1967 in memory of the civilians massacred during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore from 1942 to 1945?
...that the original stained glass windows of the Saint George's Church in Singapore were packed away for safekeeping before the Japanese Occupation of Singapore but were never found since?
  • Singapore 2006, (In the news, mention 14-17 September 2006; 19-22 September 2006)
...The 61st Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund commence in Singapore under strict security.
...At the 61st Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund held in Singapore, a reform of the IMF is adopted to give China and other emerging markets more voting rights.
...that the Queen Elizabeth Walk in Singapore was built on reclaimed land in 1922 and that it was renamed in 1953 to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom?
...that a fountain was built by the British colonial government to commemorate Tan Kim Seng's $13,000 contribution towards Singapore's first public waterworks?
...that Pagoda Street in Chinatown, Singapore was named after the pagoda-like gopuram of Sri Mariamman Temple?
...that Hong San See, a Chinese temple and national monument in Singapore, was sited on a small hill for good fengshui and once commanded a good view of the sea?
...that Ying Fo Fui Kun is the first Hakka clan association in Singapore, and its clan house at Telok Ayer has been gazetted as a national monument in 1998?
... that Keong Saik Road in Chinatown, Singapore was formerly a red-light district in the 1960s but is now the site of many boutique hotels?
...that The Cenotaph is Singapore's first major war memorial built in memory of the people who gave their lives in World War I, and was unveiled by the young Prince Edward of Wales, later King Edward VIII?
...that Duxton Hill in Singapore used to be a notorious slum area with brothels, opium and gambling dens, but now belongs to a conservation area known as Tanjong Pagar?
...that Esplanade Park, built in 1943, is one of the oldest parks in Singapore, and has a number of historical landmarks which include the former Indian National Army Monument site and The Cenotaph?
......that Wee Siew Kim, a Singaporean MP, had to apologise after scandal broke out involving an elitist blog entry made by his daughter?
...that in 1819, Hussein Shah, the seventeenth Sultan of Johor, allowed a British settlement in Singapore in order to wrest the throne from his brother with the help of the British, leading to the Malay Peninsula's colonisation?
...that during construction of the Fort Canning Tunnel, special care was taken to minimize environmental impact on the surrounding Fort Canning Park?
...that Singapore's Museum Planning Area contains ten national monuments?
...that the Southern Islands of Singapore are being developed into a getaway for the ultra-wealthy, similar to Dubai's Palm Islands?
... that the Istana Kampong Glam is a former Malay palace in Singapore, and was refurbished into the Malay Heritage Centre in 2004?
...that Singapore Dreaming bagged Singapore its first IFFPA-recognised award at an international feature film festival?
...that the Coleman Bridge in Singapore was the second bridge built across the Singapore River, and the first built in masonry?
...that the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a national monument in Singapore, was given by Sultan Ibrahim of Johor in Malaysia?
...that Pulau Senang was a penal settlement in Singapore but shut down after only three years when a riot broke out in 1963?
  • Farrer Park, (Did you know, mention 18 December 2006)
...that Farrer Park is where Singapore's first racecourse was built and the island's aviation history began?
...that Pulau Sejahat was a British military encampment in Singapore during World War II whose gun batteries were never used against Japanese invaders?
...that despite the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the Singaporean film Money No Enough earned over S$5.8 million, and remains Singapore's all-time highest-grossing film?
  • Inuka, (Did you know, mention 31 December 2006)
...that Inuka, a polar bear who is the mascot of the Singapore Zoo, is the first and only polar bear born in the tropics?
...that Singaporean Web Map Service Streetdirectory.com successfully sued several businesses for copyright infringment, but is now being sued on the same charge by the Singapore Land Authority?
...that the Singapore Conference Hall was the first building to be built in the Shenton Way financial district?
...that the Old Admiralty House, a national monument in Singapore, was used by the British Armed Forces for strategic planning during World War II?

...that Singaporean citizenship was first granted in 1957 when Singapore was a self-governing colony of the United Kingdom?

[edit] SGpedians' Resources

This is the "WikiProject extension" of the noticeboard, and integrates all the accompanying functions rather than changing our identity, makeover, etc...

Singapore
articles		 Importance
Top High Mid Low None Total
Quality
Featured article FA 1 1 2
A 2 2
Good article GA 2 2 4
B 13 46 68 21 148
Start 7 96 551 451 1105
Stub 33 393 1031 1 1458
Assessed 22 178 1015 1503 1 2719
Unassessed 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 22 178 1015 1503 1 2719

[edit] Sub-wikiProjects

[edit] Collaboration

Project page : Wikipedia:SGpedians' notice board/Collaboration

The New SGpedians' Collaboration is an open-ended project which aims to improve coverage of Singapore-related articles. There are many issues that may be common knowledge in Singapore, but are not included or/and known outside Singapore due to lack of research into the topic. It is also a good way to counter systemic bias in coverage of historic events that are outside the Internet era.

Current articles at work : NKF Scandal

[edit] Stub articles

{{Singapore-stub}} is for main Singapore-specific stubs. Don't forget to specialise stub notices if you can. To propose new stub categories, go to Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Proposals.

[edit] Templates to use

You may like to use the following templates if you are writing an article about or relating to one of the following topics.

Feel free to add other templates to the list!

[edit] SGpedians' photography

A photo tells a thousand words. These are a collection of Singapore-related photographs that can complement the existing Singapore-related articles. Some photographs have no related articles yet; SGpedians are advised to check if there for existing photographs when new Singapore-related articles are created.

If you have a particular request for photos of a certain Singapore-related article, list them in request for images.

[edit] Collections

[edit] Featured picture candidates

[edit] Narration requests

Do post all requests for narrations here! TDX will try his best to narrate.

Unlike actual notice boards in Singapore, this virtual notice board does not regularly remove its articles! =P
Unlike actual notice boards in Singapore, this virtual notice board does not regularly remove its articles! =P

NOTE: Take your time TDX. --Terence Ong 08:00, 15 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Singapore-related articles for deletion

For Article for deletion discussions on Singapore-related articles, look at Wikipedia:WikiProject Deletion sorting/Singapore. Please do not list new AfD discussions in this section.

[edit] It's new!

Please feel free to announce your new Singapore-related articles here (newer articles at the top), as well as archive them at Wikipedia:SGpedians' notice board/New articles. Any new articles that have an interesting or unusual fact in them should be suggested for the Did you know? box on the Main Wikipedia page. DYK has a 120 hr. time limit from the creation of the article. Also consider adding it to the Portal. Please add these articles to your watchlist to help fight vandals.


[edit] Vandal alert!

To check for vandalism to Singapore-related articles, check for suspicious changes on Special:Recentchangeslinked/List of Singapore-related topics and revert as necessary. For instructions on how to revert changes, please read Wikipedia:Reverting.

[edit] Article maintenance

Maintenance work is a vital part of improving Singapore-related articles and ensuring that they are of high quality. The status of the maintenance backlog is shown below. Any user can contribute in maintenance work, and we need your help to eliminate this backlog. For a complete listing of articles requiring maintenance, see our maintenance report.

Date Copy vio Content problem Cleanup Expand Unref. Wikify Merge/ split Afd/ prod Total tagged articles Stubs < 0.5 kb < 2 kb Mean article size (Bytes) Total Sg- articles Total size (MBytes) Total image links Total Internal links Total External links
2007-03-20 0 48 89 25 189 21 7 1 327 1243 360 12.1% 1578 53.0% 3653 2979 12.1 3892 149,191 7736
2007-02-24 1 47 85 23 173 16 6 6 311 1224 377 12.8% 1567 53.4% 3601 2936 10.6 3617 145,634 7278
2007-01-21 0 48 84 21 140 14 10 2 283 1186 382 13.2% 1545 53.5% 3594 2887 10.4 3522 143,744 7180
2006-12-07 0 48 75 21 115 22 9 1 253 1144 385 14.0% 1487 54.2% 3519 2745 9.7 - - -
2006-11-14 0 39 75 24 91 17 9 0 224 1147 375 14.1% 1465 55.0% 3449 2664 9.2 - - -
2006-10-13 0 37 69 19 77 18 13 2 207 1102 374 14.9% 1409 56.1% 3410 2514 8.6 - - -
2006-09-17 2 24 53 20 57 12 17 6 173 1065 402 16.5% 1395 57.3% 3335 2433 8.1 - - -
2006-08-29 2 20 53 19 48 7 18 0 153 1040 376 15.6% 1348 57.2% 3316 2356 7.8 - - -

[edit] See also

Portal:Singapore
 Singapore Portal

[edit] External links

  • Master Plan 2003 - an ActiveX application that allows users to view the official boundaries for urban planning areas.
  • GeoHive - population numbers for urban planning areas
  • No Place Like Home - valuable resource for planning and regional specialisation - lots of information we can use.
  • Singapore Statutes OnLine - useful tool as it is a centralised database of statutes in Singapore
  • Infopedia - electronic resouces on Singapore at National Library Board.


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