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Everest team welcomed home

metalslug

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http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_384730.html

Everest team welcomed home

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ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

SINGAPORE'S first women's team to reach the top of Mt Everest was welcomed home last night by a crowd of cheering supporters, including Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports Vivian Balakrishnan.

Ms Joanne Soo, 39; Ms Lee Li Hui, 27; Ms Jane Lee, 25; Ms Esther Tan, 26; and Ms Lee Peh Gee, 32, conquered the mountain almost two weeks ago.

The sixth member, Ms Sim Yi Hui, had to drop out due to chest pains.

Speaking at a press conference after their arrival, the women said they will now focus on public education talks to urge more Singaporeans to fulfil their dreams by 'climbing their own Everests'.

Read more in The Straits Times Review on Tuesday.
 

alvin36

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http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_384730.html

Everest team welcomed home

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ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

SINGAPORE'S first women's team to reach the top of Mt Everest was welcomed home last night by a crowd of cheering supporters, including Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports Vivian Balakrishnan.

Ms Joanne Soo, 39; Ms Lee Li Hui, 27; Ms Jane Lee, 25; Ms Esther Tan, 26; and Ms Lee Peh Gee, 32, conquered the mountain almost two weeks ago.

The sixth member, Ms Sim Yi Hui, had to drop out due to chest pains.

Speaking at a press conference after their arrival, the women said they will now focus on public education talks to urge more Singaporeans to fulfil their dreams by 'climbing their own Everests'.

Read more in The Straits Times Review on Tuesday.

just read in the TODAY papers that it makes her 77 yr old (mother of Joanne Soh) so worried.."not able to eat or sleep since she left...."

should this be encouraged ??

Will you go for this kind of trip and make your parents worrried and cannot sleep ??

I WON'T !!!
 

cass888

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They did so much better than the men's team.

Without all the fanfare, 5 out 6 made it to the top. The Singapore men's team had a miserly 2 who made it to the top.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_384730.html

Everest team welcomed home

a1-2.jpg

ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

SINGAPORE'S first women's team to reach the top of Mt Everest was welcomed home last night by a crowd of cheering supporters, including Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports Vivian Balakrishnan.

Ms Joanne Soo, 39; Ms Lee Li Hui, 27; Ms Jane Lee, 25; Ms Esther Tan, 26; and Ms Lee Peh Gee, 32, conquered the mountain almost two weeks ago.

The sixth member, Ms Sim Yi Hui, had to drop out due to chest pains.

Speaking at a press conference after their arrival, the women said they will now focus on public education talks to urge more Singaporeans to fulfil their dreams by 'climbing their own Everests'.

Read more in The Straits Times Review on Tuesday.
 

Addadude

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They did so much better than the men's team.

Without all the fanfare, 5 out 6 made it to the top. The Singapore men's team had a miserly 2 who made it to the top.

And the two who made it to the top were not even genuine Singaporeans!
 

TeeKee

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They did so much better than the men's team.

Without all the fanfare, 5 out 6 made it to the top. The Singapore men's team had a miserly 2 who made it to the top.

NS training actually made Sinkie men weak?

Those women didn't even gone thru BMT...:biggrin:
 

Vendetta

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These girls should be so relieved to come back to SG...

No more peeing in sub-zero temperature and shivering like mad in the process...

Hehehehehehe! :biggrin:
 

singveld

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how ah
how did they do it.

what motivate them to do these things?
who are their heroes and inspiration?
who are their role model?
 

DingDong

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just read in the TODAY papers that it makes her 77 yr old (mother of Joanne Soh) so worried.."not able to eat or sleep since she left...."

should this be encouraged ??

Will you go for this kind of trip and make your parents worrried and cannot sleep ??

I WON'T !!!

Just proves that you are a sissy and deserve to be replaced by a FT. More power to the women who reached the summit. At least they dont whine like you.
 

DingDong

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And the two who made it to the top were not even genuine Singaporeans!

All the Sinkie men are here in this forum or in the other 3in1 forum determining who's mother has the smelliest CB. That's all that Sinkie men are capable of. Calling others names, abusing each other's mothers/sisters/wives and hiding behind the anonymity of the net.

The women of S'pore are more hard working and go-getters unlike the loser men.
 

johnny333

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The women of S'pore are more hard working and go-getters unlike the loser men.

Ehh, why then do they need a Women's Charter?

I'm sure that the men of Spore wouldn't mind sharing NS with the girls.

In this day of equal rights don't you think it should apply to both men & women :confused:
 
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