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Nov 15, 2024 | 
herebegeeks.com | Peter Lin
How does Singaporean mutant Jitter assert her heritage? By throwing out the most Singaporean of phrases of course! In this week’s issue of Uncanny X-Men #5, as her “battle phrase”, Jitter yells, “You stare what stare? And then, a few pages later, in the middle of the fight, she complains, “This is so damn rabak!”For non-Singaporeans, “You stare what stare” is an infamous Singlish line that often precedes a conflict due to a “staring incident”.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Peter Lin |David M. Holtzman
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT D.M.H. co-founded and is on the scientific advisory board of C2N Diagnostics. D.M.H. is on the scientific advisory board of Denali, Genentech, and Cajal Neuroscience and consults for Asteroid. D.M.H. has a patent on the use of anti-ApoE antibodies that is licensed by Washington University to NextCure. REFERENCES 1, . Alzheimer disease: an update on pathobiology and treatment strategies. Cell. 2019; 179(2): 312-339. 2, .
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
msn.com | Peter Lin
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
blog.moneysmart.sg | Peter Lin
by onEverybody knows what an interest rate is—it’s effectively a percentage of an amount over a year. If your savings account earns you a 0.05% interest per year (which is a REALLY terrible interest rate, honestly), you earn $5 in interest for every $10,000 you’ve saved. A year. But when it comes to bank loans, you often see 2 interest rates: the advertised interest rate, and something called effective interest rate, or EIR. So why are there 2 interest rates?
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May 29, 2024 | 
okinawa.stripes.com | Peter Lin
Cafe Gallery Doka Doka is an Okinawan Yachimun (pottery) gallery and cafe restaurant in Onna. There are quite a few seaside cafes in Okinawa, but Doka Doka is unique in its combination of handmade pottery, tasty food and a magnificent view of the Onna coast. Situated on a hill in Onna (central Northwest Okinawa), the cafe is in a beautiful airy building in an area known for its clear water beaches and resort hotels.
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May 29, 2024 | 
okinawa.stripes.com | Peter Lin
Yagiya Soba is a traditional Okinawan soki soba restaurant in Nanjo City. Okinawan soki soba is one of the quintessential Okinawan dishes and consists of stewed pork ribs in a noodle soup broth flavored with bonito, kelp and pork bones. Whereas soba in Japan traditionally uses buckwheat flour, Okinawan soba uses wheat flour and has a different look and taste more similar to udon. This beloved dish could be considered as an Okinawan version of ramen.
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May 28, 2024 | 
japan.stripes.com | Peter Lin
Hoshinoya Okinawa is a luxury resort hotel in Yomitan. The Hoshinoya brand is famous in Japan for creating unique accommodation experiences and this hotel is one of a kind. Surrounded by stone walls that resemble those of the island’s old castles, the hotel grounds feel simultaneously protected from yet integrated with the nearby ocean and neighboring fields of Yomitan Village.
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May 23, 2024 | 
en.japantravel.com | Peter Lin
Yagiya Soba is a traditional Okinawan soki soba restaurant in Nanjo City. Okinawan soki soba is one of the quintessential Okinawan dishes and consists of stewed pork ribs in a noodle soup broth flavored with bonito, kelp and pork bones. Whereas soba in Japan traditionally uses buckwheat flour, Okinawan soba uses wheat flour and has a different look and taste more similar to udon. This beloved dish could be considered as an Okinawan version of ramen.
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May 23, 2024 | 
en.japantravel.com | Peter Lin
Cafe Gallery Doka Doka is an Okinawan Yachimun (pottery) gallery and cafe restaurant in Onna. There are quite a few seaside cafes in Okinawa, but Doka Doka is unique in its combination of handmade pottery, tasty food and a magnificent view of the Onna coast. Situated on a hill in Onna (central Northwest Okinawa), the cafe is in a beautiful airy building in an area known for its clear water beaches and resort hotels.
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May 23, 2024 | 
en.japantravel.com | Peter Lin
Hoshinoya Okinawa is a luxury resort hotel in Yomitan. The Hoshinoya brand is famous in Japan for creating unique accommodation experiences and this hotel is one of a kind. Surrounded by stone walls that resemble those of the island's old castles, the hotel grounds feel simultaneously protected from yet integrated with the nearby ocean and neighboring fields of Yomitan Village.
