Passing of Singapore founding father, Mr Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew has passed on at 3.18am today (23 Mar 15). Harry Lee Kuan Yew was the first Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr Lee started his early political...
Chile, nine days later
It was devastating, nine days after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake killed hundreds of people in south-central Chile, relief efforts were beginning to reach those in need, rescue missions became recovery missions, and rebuilding is already...
Borders UK to wind up business
Word of good buys can go a far way, well despite the financial situation of the store actually offering the bargains. Borders UK and it's current owners and joint administrators are currently working with...
Remember to flick the switch on earth day, tomorrow
Vote Earth! On Saturday 28 March 2009 8:30PM local time, wherever you live on planet earth, your light switch is your vote to climate change.
This year, Earth Hour has been transformed into the world’s...
Networking site restraints and blogging compel-lance
It had been sometime since I last wrote an entry in here. I am starting to think that maybe Facebook or Twitter may be taking over the possible hassle of blogs. But I do...
Street Directory.com back online with dragable maps
If you were to followup my past articles on virtual map (aka the peeps who run the streetdirectory.com web portal) being shut down by the SLA Singapore Land authority after breaching copyrights, only to...
iPhone 3G release in Singapore- September
Update: The iPhone is said to be out on August 22nd 2008. This is confirmed with newspaper reports on the Straits Times.
Just as September is brining Singtel how on the heels with the first...
Obama wins, Clinton wavers!
Barack Obama, have a lock on the Democratic presidential nomination. As things are looking up for their party, it's time the wounds are healed between the party's favorite candidates as Clinton maneuvers for the...
The new north gas laws- a possible drifter for ties?
Well there had been quite alot in the news of the new cross-border pump rules for Singaporean vehicles up north, let be those from Thailand similarly not able to pump subsidized petrol 50km from...
Redefining “Is bad news really good news?”
Hadn't been following in depth much on current issues, except the headlines lately, being tied down at work, tomorrow is my last day as a official "sai-kang" staff in SP so things are starting...
How to recognize spam phishing emails (adsense, websbiggest.net, Paypal, HSBC, etc)
Phishing is nothing new to most web users nowadays, but despite how aware we are, there will always still be people who get caught unaware by them, even I was almost fooled once.
What...
Effective tips to selling fund-raising flags in Singapore
I won't consider myself a veteran flag seller, since I've started my work as a flag day volunteer few years ago in aid for various VWOs such as the Singapore cancer society, heart foundation,...
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Roland Chilli Crab restaurant
Roland Chilli crab is an old household brand many in Singapore would relate to as the restaurant for authentic chilli crab. They are located...
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Reflections at Bukit Chandu museum
Lets visit the newly renovated Reflections at Bukit Chandu. The establishment is both an educational museum, a historical site and a place of remembrance....
