Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Mat Sabu arrested over alleged Bukit Kepong
Mat Sabu arrested over alleged Bukit Kepong
PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu has been arrested by police in connection with his alleged remarks on the Bukit Kepong incident.
Mohamad, or Mat Sabu, had voluntarily gone to the state police headquarters at 8.30pm before he was detained.
He was released on bail at 9.05pm.
Mat Sabu is expected to be charged for criminal defamation under Section 500 of the Penal Code on Wednesday.
The political stalwart, popularly known as Mat Sabu, was driven to the state Police headquarters under escort at about 8.40pm after arriving by flight at the Penang International Airport, following a warrant that had been served on him earlier in the day.
However, he was released on bail later.
He is scheduled to be charged at the Butterworth Sessions court under section 500 of the Penal Code tomorrow for allegedly making a statement liable to lead to public mischief during a ceramah in Tasek Gelugor on August 21.
Penang Police Chief Datuk Wira Ayub Yaakub said due process will be followed in the case which involves criminal defamation.
The offence carries a jail sentence for a maximum of two years, or a fine, or a combination of both, upon conviction.
Ayub said more than 1,000 police reports have been lodged across the country since Mohamad was reported to have made the comments at the ceramah.
“Many ex-policemen, and descendants and relatives of the victims of Bukit Kepong have lodged reports and complaints with regards to his statement,” Ayub said.
He said Mohamad was alleged to have defamed the victims who were believed by many people to have sacrificed and struggled for the country.
“What he said may denigrate the good names of these people,” he said. “With the current effort, we hope the case can be resolved.”
Mat Sabu arrested over alleged Bukit Kepong
Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List Video
Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List Video
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Metta World Peace to Ron Artest | Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta.
Metta World Peace to Ron Artest | Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta
A brief hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday morning made it official - Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta.
According to the spokeswoman for Artest, Courtney Barnes, Artest was not present for the decision, but his lawyer, Nahla Rajan, represented his client in front of Commissioner Matthew C. St. George.
, [Rajan] approached, the judge said, We understand that he wants to change his name and he wants to do it for personal reasons , and was awarded , Barnes said. was it. It was so fast.
Artest initial request to change its name last month was postponed due to a failure to pay a parking ticket in circulation.
Once we discover about the preliminary hearing, since they were able to track the ticket, which was immediately taken care , Barnes said.
Artest's daughter eight years old, Diamond also plans to change his surname from Artest for World Peace, now that his father's name change became official.
This process had to go through [Friday] and be cool before there is any exercise that Barnes said.
Metta will be the first name and means, such as friendship, love and kindness , Artest told Stephen A. 710 ESPNLA Smith earlier this month. World Peace will be the last name, so everyone can get ready to buy their shirts World Peace.
Artest said he plans to use No. 70 next season, but the NBA has rules that prevent players from changing his uniform number from year to year. The deadline for the player to change his number is in early March to have it take effect for next season and once a number is changed, it has to be used for five seasons with the team before a player is allowed change it (unless it was negotiated with a new team, or leave as a free agent).
Artest wore No. 37 after signing as a free agent with the Lakers in 2009-10 and did switch to No. 15 last season. It is not clear what he had to do to achieve this.
The uniform rule does not come with stipulations for a name change, however.
If a claim or circumstance that requires a number change within five years is approved, it can come at a cost of some kind, according to a league source.
Metta World Peace to Ron Artest | Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta
A brief hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday morning made it official - Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta.
According to the spokeswoman for Artest, Courtney Barnes, Artest was not present for the decision, but his lawyer, Nahla Rajan, represented his client in front of Commissioner Matthew C. St. George.
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| Metta World Peace to Ron Artest | Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta |
, [Rajan] approached, the judge said, We understand that he wants to change his name and he wants to do it for personal reasons , and was awarded , Barnes said. was it. It was so fast.
Artest initial request to change its name last month was postponed due to a failure to pay a parking ticket in circulation.
Once we discover about the preliminary hearing, since they were able to track the ticket, which was immediately taken care , Barnes said.
Artest's daughter eight years old, Diamond also plans to change his surname from Artest for World Peace, now that his father's name change became official.
This process had to go through [Friday] and be cool before there is any exercise that Barnes said.
Metta will be the first name and means, such as friendship, love and kindness , Artest told Stephen A. 710 ESPNLA Smith earlier this month. World Peace will be the last name, so everyone can get ready to buy their shirts World Peace.
Artest said he plans to use No. 70 next season, but the NBA has rules that prevent players from changing his uniform number from year to year. The deadline for the player to change his number is in early March to have it take effect for next season and once a number is changed, it has to be used for five seasons with the team before a player is allowed change it (unless it was negotiated with a new team, or leave as a free agent).
Artest wore No. 37 after signing as a free agent with the Lakers in 2009-10 and did switch to No. 15 last season. It is not clear what he had to do to achieve this.
The uniform rule does not come with stipulations for a name change, however.
If a claim or circumstance that requires a number change within five years is approved, it can come at a cost of some kind, according to a league source.
Metta World Peace to Ron Artest | Ron Artest has changed its name to World Peace Metta
Isabella Loh wildlife Night Safari axes Halloween Horrors event
Isabella Loh wildlife Night Safari axes Halloween Horrors event
The Night Safari has retained an event for Halloween - even if tickets were sold in 1000 - because of comments that it n has no relevance to conservation.
Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) has pulled the plug just two weeks before Halloween Horrors was to take place on weekends between September 30 and October 30.
Thursday, WRS, which manages the Night Safari, said the decision was taken because of the negative feedback received from companies, friends of the zoo, the public and the media on event in particular relevance to conservation.
Isabelle Loh, director and newly installed CEO of the group, added that he endorsed the comments made by President Tony Tan Keng Yam, and that \WRS parks should be more than family activities- bonding and healthy. \ On Sunday, Dr Tan has been at the Singapore Zoo to celebrate Mid-Autumn, when he says: \These family ties, I think, is very important to Singapore because we need to create informal opportunities where families, children can bond with their parents and grandparents. It is the best way to build a sense of unity and comfort within the family.
Isabella Loh wildlife Night Safari axes Halloween Horrors event
The Night Safari has retained an event for Halloween - even if tickets were sold in 1000 - because of comments that it n has no relevance to conservation.
Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) has pulled the plug just two weeks before Halloween Horrors was to take place on weekends between September 30 and October 30.
Thursday, WRS, which manages the Night Safari, said the decision was taken because of the negative feedback received from companies, friends of the zoo, the public and the media on event in particular relevance to conservation.
Isabelle Loh, director and newly installed CEO of the group, added that he endorsed the comments made by President Tony Tan Keng Yam, and that \WRS parks should be more than family activities- bonding and healthy. \ On Sunday, Dr Tan has been at the Singapore Zoo to celebrate Mid-Autumn, when he says: \These family ties, I think, is very important to Singapore because we need to create informal opportunities where families, children can bond with their parents and grandparents. It is the best way to build a sense of unity and comfort within the family.
Isabella Loh wildlife Night Safari axes Halloween Horrors event
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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Subway Great Deals 14 september Singapore
Subway Great Deals in Singapore
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- ORCHARD HOTEL S.C
- #B1-13 Orchard Hotel
Shopping Arcade
442 Orchard Road
Singapore 238879
- Tel: 65-6735 1102
- Fax: 65-6735 1103
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thu - 8.30am to 11pm
Fri - 8.30am to 1am
Sat & eve PH - 9.30am to 1am
Sun & PH - 10am to 10pm
- SINGAPORE FLYER
- 30 Raffles Avenue,#01-07B
Singapore 039803
- Tel: 65-6333-9725
- Fax: 65-63339720
- Hours of Operations
- Sun - Thur 9.30am - 10.30pm
Fri - Sat and Eve of public holidays 9.30am - 11.30pm
- 313@SOMERSET
- 313 Orchard Road #B3-01
313@Somerset
Singapore 238895
- Tel: 65-6836-5295
- Fax: 65-6836-5296
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 9am - 11.45pm.
Except Sunday 9am - 10pm
- RAFFLES CITY
- 252 North Bridge Road
#B1-36 Raffles City Shopping Centre
Singapore 179103
- Tel: 65-6338-3886
- Fax: 65-6338-3886
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Wed - 7am to 10.30pm
Thu to Sat - 7am to 10.45pm
Sun - 7am to 10pm
- CHEVRON HOUSE
- (formerly Caltex House)
#B1-05 Chevron House
30 Raffles Place
Singapore 048622
- Tel: 65-6533 5689
- Fax: 65-6533 5690
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 8.30am to 8.30pm
Sat - 9.00am to 3pm
Sun & PH - CLOSED
- REPUBLIC PLAZA
- #B1-04 Republic Plaza
9 Raffles Place
Singapore 048619
- Tel: 65-6533-3064
- Fax: 65-6533-5986
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7.30 to 8.30pm
Sat & Sun & PH - ClOSED
Eve of PH - Depending on Day of the week
- MARINA SQUARE 2
- #03-207 Marina Square
6 Raffles Boulevard
Singapore 039594
- Tel: 65-6337-5654
- Fax: 65-6337-5654
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thurs - 10am to 10pm
Fri & Sat - 10am to 12am
Sun - 10am - 10.30pm
- POMO CENTRE
- (PARADIZ CENTRE FORMERLY)
1 Selegie Road #B1-21
Paradiz Centre
Singapore 188306
- Tel: 65-6333-3123
- Fax: 65-6333-3023
- Hours of Operations
- Mon To Fri 9.00am to 9.30pm
Sat, Sun and PH 10.00am to 9.30pm
- SMU CITY CAMPUS
- #01-62 School of Information Systems
90 Stamford Road, SMU
Singapore 178902
- Tel: 65-6837-3786
- Fax: 65-6837-3043
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sat - 9am to 9pm
Sun - 11am to 5pm
- SUNTEC CITY
- #B1-Visi050/051
Suntec City Mall
3 Temasek Boulevard
Singapore 038983
- Tel: 65-6235-0728
- Fax: 65-6235-0729
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7.30am to 10.30pm
Sat, Sun and PH - 9am to 10.30pm
PH - Depending on day of the week
- TIONG BAHRU PLAZA
- #01-57/58 Tiong Bahru Plaza
302 Tiong Bahru Road
Singapore 168732
- Tel: 65-6337 4338
- Fax: 65-6337 4339
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thu, Sun & PH - 8am to 11pm
Fri, Sat & eve PH - 8am to 1am
- PLAZA SINGAPURA
- #01-22A Plaza Singapura
68 Orchard Road
Singapore 238839
- Tel: 65-6884-9490
- Fax: 65-6884-9490
- Hours of Operations
- Mon - Thurs: 9am - 10.30pm
Fri - Sat: 9am - 10.45pm
Sun: 9am - 10pm
- GREAT WORLD CITY
- #B2-09 Great World City
1 Kim Seng Promenade
Singapore 237994
- Tel: 65-6735-2791
- Fax: 65-6735-2792
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thurs – 9am to 9pm,
Fri to Sun – 9am to 10pm
- FUNAN DIGITALIFE MALL
- #01-25 Funan Digitalife Mall
109 North Bridge Road
Singapore 179097
- Tel: 65-6336-7973
- Fax: 65-6336-7585
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sat - 8am to 10pm
Sun - 9am to 10pm
- THE CENTRAL
- #01-66 The Central
6 Eu Tong Sen Street
Singapore 059817
- Tel: 65-6238-5618
- Fax: 65-6238-5638
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 11pm
- CHINATOWN POINT
- #02-06/07 Chinatown Point
Podium A
133 New Bridge Road
Singapore 059413
- Tel: 65-6535-7529
- Fax: 65-6535-7614
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- LIANG COURT
- #01-13A Liang Court
177 - River Valley Road
Singapore 179030
- Tel: 65-6333-5268
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 11pm
- ORCHARD CENTREPOINT
- 176 - Orchard Road #B1-106
The Centrepoint
Singapore 238834
- Tel: 65-6887-5209
- Fax: 65-6887-5209
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- THE HEEREN
- 260 Orchard Road #B1-06
The Heeren
Singapore 238855
- Tel: 65-6737-3722
- Fax: 65-6737-3823
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 11pm
- FAR EAST SQUARE
- 52 Pekin Street
#01-01 Far East Square
Singapore 048782
- Tel: 65-6438-2602
- Fax: 65-6483-2602
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri: 8am to 9pm
Sat: CLOSED
Sun: 11am to 4pm
- 8 SHENTON WAY
- 8 Shenton Way
Singapore 068811
- Tel: 65-6220-1715
- Fax: 65-622-1751
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7am to 8pm
Sat - 9am to 3pm
Sun - CLOSED
- CITY SQUARE MALL
- B1-35 City Square Mall,
180, Kitchener Road
Singapore
208539
- Tel: 65-6509-6354
- Fax: 65-6509-6354
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 10.30am - 10pm
- THE VERGE
- 2 Serangoon Road,
#01-16, The Verge,
Singapore 218227
- Tel: 65-6296-2825
- Fax: 65-6296-3825
- GOLDEN SHOE
- 50 Market Street
#01-28 Golden Shoe Carpark,
Singapore
048940
- Tel: 65-6532-6248
- Fax: 65-6532-6208
- KEYPOINT
- 371 Beach Road #01-32
Singapore 199597
199597
- Tel: 65-6298-8208
- Fax: 65-6298-8807
- ION ORCHARD
- 2 Orchard Turn
#B4-09 ION Orchard
Singapore 238801
- Tel: 65-6634-9665
- Fax: 65-6341-9082
- Hours of Operations
- Daily 8am to 10pm
SOUTH
- HARBOURFRONT CENTRE
- #02-82 Harbourfront Centre
No. 1 Maritime Square
Singapore 099253
- Tel: 65-6270-4929
- Fax: 665-272-3849
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sat - 8am to 10pm
Sun & PH - 9am to 10pm
- VIVO CITY
- #B2-31 Vivo City
No. 1 Harbourfront Walk
Singapore 098585
- Tel: 65-6227-7968
- Fax: 65-6227-8896
- Hours of Operations
- Sun to Thur - 8.30am to 10pm
Fri & Sat - 8.30am to 10.30pm
Eve of PH - 8.30am to 10.30pm
- BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL
- Block 165
Bukit Merah Central #01-3687
Singapore 150165
- Tel: 65-6274-6074
- Hours of Operations
- Mon - Fri = 8am-10pm
Sat, Sun, PH = 9am-9pm
NORTH
- Khoo Teck Puat Hospital
- 90 Yishun Central #01-01/02
Singapore 768828
- Tel: 65-6658-1189
- Hours of Operations
- Daily:0730hrs-2130hrs
- SINGAPORE AMERICAN SCHOOL
- (not open to Public)
40 Woodlands Street 41
Singapore 738547
- Tel: 65-6362-9909
- Fax: 65-6362-9909
- Hours of Operations
- 8am to 4.30pm
During school term
- U.S. NAVAL BASE
- PSA Sembawang Terminal
Deptford Road, Building 7-4
Singapore 759657
(Restricted Area)
759657
- Tel: 65-6755-2536
- Fax: 65-6755-2545
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7.30am to 4.30pm
Sat - 8am to 2pm
Sun & PH - CLOSED
Eve of PH - Depending on day of the Week
- AMK HUB
- #01-35 AMK Hub
53 Ang Mo Kio Ave
8 Singapore 569933
- Tel: 65-6483-3997
- Fax: 65-6483-2668
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10.30pm
- JUNCTION 8
- #01-31 Junction 8
9 Bishan Place
Singapore 579837
- Tel: 65-6358-2686
- Fax: 65-6358-2686
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thu - 9am to 10pm
Fri - 9am to 10.30pm
Sat - 8.30am to 10.30pm
Sun - 8.30am to 10pm
- HDB HUB TOA PAYOH
- #01-13 HDB Hub Toa Payoh
480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh
Singapore 310480
- Tel: 65-6397-2737
- Fax: 65-6397-2737
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- THOMSON PLAZA
- #01-01D Thomson Plaza
301 Thomson Road
Singapore 574408
- Tel: 65-6459-9880
- Fax: 65-6459-9880
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- SEMBAWANG SHOPPING CENTRE
- 604 Sembawang Road
#B1-20
Singapore 758459
- Tel: 65-6753-4686
- Fax: 65-6853-4907
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 8.30am to 10pm
Sat & Sun - 8am to 10pm
- NORTH POINT SHOPPING CENTRE
- 930 Yishun Avenue 2
#B2-15/16
Northpoint Shopping Centre
Singapore 769098 7699098
- Tel: 65-6257 4901
- Fax: 65-6257 4951
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sun & Public Holidays - 8am to 10pm
- NEX
- 23 Serangoon Central #02-10 NEX
Singapore 556083
- Tel: 65-6634-4758
- Fax: 65-6634-4748
- Hours of Operations
- Mon - Thurs & Sun: 8:30am to 10pm
Friday, Saturday & eve of Public
Holidays: 8:30am to 10:30pm.
- MOUNT ALVERNIA HOSPITAL
- 820 Thomson Road #01-30, Mount Alvernia Hospital 574623
- Tel: 65-6250-1543
- Hours of Operations
- Daily, 7am to 8pm
- UNITED SQUARE
- #B1-04/05 United Square
101 Thomson Road
Singapore 307591
- Tel: 65-6356-5248
- Fax: 65-6356-7357
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 8am to 9pm
Sat,Sun & PH - 9am to 9pm
- TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL
- 11 - Jalan Tan Tock Seng
#01-06
Singapore 308433
- Tel: 65-6254-2093
- Fax: 65-6254-2093
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 7.30am - 9.30pm
- VELOCITY @ NOVENA SQUARE
- 238 Thomson Road
#02-29
Novena Square
Singapore 307683 307683
- Tel: 65-6352-5707
- Fax: 65-6352-5747
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 9am - 9.30pm
- HOUGANG MALL
- 90 Hougang Avenue 10,
#02-10,
Hougang Mall,
Singapore
538766
- Tel: 65-6386-6624
- Fax: 656386-8485
- Hours of Operations
- Daily:8am to 10pm
- REPUBLIC POLYTECHNIC
- 9 Woodlands
Ave 9 #01-02/03
Singapore 738964
- Tel: 65-6368-1447
- Fax: 65-6368-1447
- TOA PAYOH ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE
- #01-06/07 Toa Payoh Entertainment Centre 450 Toa Payoh Lorong 6 319394
- Tel: 65-6252-5719
- Hours of Operations
- Mon-Fri: 9am-10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 8am-10.30pm
- JUBILEE@AMK
- 61 Ang Mo Kio Ave 8, Jubilee@AMK, #01-15 569814
- Tel: 65-6456-8929
- Fax: 65-6456-5058
- Hours of Operations
- Mon - Thurs: 9:30AM to 10:30PM
Fri : 9:30AM to 11:00PM
Sat: 8:30AM to 11:00PM
Sun:8:00AM to 10:30PM
EAST
- CHANGI VILLAGE
- Blk 4 #01-2027
Changi Village Road
Singapore 500004
- Tel: 65-6214-1144
- Fax: 65-6214-1144
- Hours of Operations
- Sun to Thur - 8am to 10.30pm
Fri,Sat & eve PH - 8am to 11pm
- Bugis Junction
- 200 Victoria, #B1-25A Bugis Junction 188021
- Tel: 6835 9358
- Fax: 6835 9358
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thur – 8:30am to 10pm
Friday - 8:30am to 10:30pm
Saturday - 9:00am to 10:30pm
Sunday - 9:00 to 10am
- TAMPINES TELEPARK
- #01-11 Tampines Telepark
5 Tampines Central
Singapore 529510
- Tel: 65-6587-6920
- Fax: 65-6587-6920
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 9am to 9.30pm
- DOWNTOWN EAST
- #01-29A Downtown East
1 Pasir Ris Close
Singapore 519599
- Tel: 65-6582-2822
- Fax: 65-6852-5616
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sun - 8.30am to 10.30pm
- MARINE COVE
- #A18 Marine Cove
1000 East Coast Parkway
Singapore 449876
- Tel: 65-6444-4694
- Fax: 65-6444-4673
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 10am to 1am
Sat & Sun - 8.30am to 1am
- SINGAPORE POST CENTRE
- #B1-09A S'pore Post Centre
10 Eunos Road 8
Singapore 408600
- Tel: 65-6748-8556
- Fax: 65-6748-8557
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- LEISURE PARK KALLANG
- #01-32 Leisure Park Kallang
5 Stadium Walk
Singapore 397693
- Tel: 65-6447-0797
- Fax: 65-6447-0797
- Hours of Operations
- Mon – Fri - 9.30am to 9.30pm
Sat – Sun - 8.30am to 9.30pm
- EXPO
- 1 Expo Drive #01-64 Foyer 2
Singapore Expo
Singapore 486150
- Tel: 65-6822-0012
- Fax: 65-6822-0012
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 8am – 8pm
- TAMPINES ONE
- 10 Tampines Central 1
Tampines 1 #B1-03
Singapore 529536
- Tel: 65-6587-3771
- Fax: 65-6587-3771
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 9am to 10pm
- PARKWAY PARADE
- 80 Marine Parade Road
#B1-83C Parkway Parade
Singapore 449269
- Tel: 65-6345-0016
- Fax: 65-6345-0016
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thurs - 9am to 9.30pm
Fri - 9am to 10pm
Sat - 8am to 10pm
Sun - 8am - 9.30pm
- COURTS TAMPINES
- 50 Tampines North Drive 2,
Courts Megastore Level 3,
Café Connect,
Singapore
528766
- Tel: 65-6782-1945
- Fax: 65-6782-1945
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 10am to 10pm daily
- WHITESANDS
- #01-31/32 White Sands Shopping Centre,
Pasir Ris Central Street 3,
Singapore
518457
- Tel: 65-6584-6612
- Fax: 65-6584-6853
- Hours of Operations
- Daily 7.30am - 10.30 pm
Except Monday 7.30am - 10 pm
- ILUMA
- 201 Victoria Street
#04-11 Iluma
Singapore 188067
- Tel: 65-6884-6367
- Fax: 65-6884-6369
- Hours of Operations
- Sun – Thurs: 1130am – 930pm
Fri - Sat: 1130am – 1030pm
- CHANGI AIRPORT T3
- #03-07 Departure/Transit Lounge North, Airport Terminal 3 819663
- Tel: 6242 6891
- Fax: 6242 1258
- Hours of Operations
- Open daily from 6 a.m. - 12 a.m
- EASTPOINT
- 3 Simei Road 6, #02-50
Eastpoint Mall
Singapore 528833
- Tel: 65-6781-8807
- Fax: 65-6781-8508
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 8am-10pm
- Bedok Point Mall
- 799 Upper Changi Road, #03-11
Bedok Point Mall
Singapore 467351
- Tel: 65-6242-4057
- Fax: 65-6242-4650
- Hours of Operations
- Mon – Fri : 10am – 10pm
Sat /Sun & PH : 8.30am – 10pm
- CHANGI AIRPORT T1
- Departure Transit Lounge East,
Mezzanine Level.Unit No: 031-001A.
Changi Airport Terminal 1
- Tel: 65-6214-1357
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 65-6214-1387
- Hours of Operations
- 24 hours
- my VILLAGE @Serangoon Gardens
- 1 Maju Avenue, my VILLAGE @Serangoon Gardens
B1-03, Singapore 556679
- Tel: 6634 2850
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 6634 2950
- Hours of Operations
- Monday to Thursday : 10am to 10pm
Friday, Saturday and Sunday : 9am to 10pm
- Eastwood Centre
- 20 Eastwood Drive #01-11
Eastwood Centre,
Singapore 486442
- Tel: 65-6246-2860
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 65-6246-4680
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 8am - 10:30pm
- CHANGI AIRPORT T2
- Departure Transit Lounge Central, #036-141-04,(Transit Area) 819643
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 6a.m. - 12a.m
- CHANGI AIRPORT T3
- B3-02 Changi Airport Terminal 3 819663
- Tel: 6242 6891
- Fax: 6242 1258
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 12pm. - 11pm
NORTH EAST
- COMPASS POINT
- 1 Sengkang Square
#B1-01 / -02 Compass Point
Singapore 545078
- Tel: 65-6489-0821
- Fax: 65-6489-0651
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sun - 8am to 10pm
- RIVERVALE MALL
- 11 Rivervale Crescent #01-31
Rivervale Mall
Singapore 545082
- Tel: 65-63120289
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri 9am to 10pm
Sat & Sun 8.30am to 10pm
WEST
- WEST MALL
- 1 Bukit Batok Central Link,
#01-18/19 West Mall, 658713
- Tel: 65-6861-8556
- Fax: 65-6861-8556
- Hours of Operations
- Daily 7:30am to 10pm
- SCIENCE PARK
- The Science Hub Concourse
Science Park 1
87 Science Park Drive
Singapore 118260
- Tel: 65-6775-9448
- Fax: 65-6775-9448
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 8.30am to 9pm
Sat & Sun - 11am to 6pm
- HOLLAND VILLAGE
- 25B Lorong Liput
Singapore 277735
- Tel: 65-6462-2886
- Fax: 65-6462-2886
- Hours of Operations
- Sun to Fri - 10am to 10pm
Sat - 10am to 10.30pm
- NUS
- #01-06 Yusof Ishak House
National University of Singapore
31 Lower Kent Ridge Rd.
Singapore 119078
- Tel: 65-6775 5285
- Fax: 65-6775 5286
- Catering Delivery Hotline
- 62-SUBWAY (6278 2929)
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sun -10am to 10pm
Eve of PH & PH - 10am-10pm
- JURONG POINT
- #01-33A Jurong Point
Shopping Centre
1 Jurong West Central 2
Singapore 648886
- Tel: 65-6791-3623
- Fax: 65-6795-5265
- Hours of Operations
- Sun – Thurs: 730am – 1030pm
Fri – Sat: 730am – 1045pm’
- ANCHORPOINT
- #01-06 Anchorpoint
370 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159953
- Tel: 65-6474-9742
- Fax: 65-6474-9741
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8.30am to 10pm
- IMM BUILDING
- 2 Jurong East St 21 #01-124
Singapore 609601
- Tel: 65-6565-1337
- Fax: 65-6565-1337
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thu - 8.30am to 10pm
Fri - 8.30am to 10.30pm
Sat - 7.30am to 10.30pm
Sun - 7.30am to 10pm
- MAPLETREE BUSINESS CITY
- 20 Pasir Panjang Road,#02-16
Mapletree Business City 117439
- Tel: 65706671
- Fax: 65706672
- Hours of Operations
- Monday-Friday 8am-8pm
Sat, Sun & PH: closed
- BUKIT PANJANG PLAZA
- #01-38 Bukit Panjang Plaza
1 Jelebu Road
Singapore 677743
- Tel: 65-6892-4142
- Fax: 65-6892-4143
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sun – 9am to 10pm
- LOT ONE SHOPPER'S MALL
- 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4
#B1-34 / 35 Lot One Shoppers Mall
Singapore 689812
- Tel: 65-6767-6007
- Fax: 65-6767-6039
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8.30am to 10pm
- NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC
- 535 Clementi Road
#02-01 Level 2
Blk 51 Makan Place
Singapore 599489
- Tel: 65-6469-2140
- Fax: 65-6469-2140
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7.30am to 8.30pm
Sat - 9am to 2pm
Sun - Closed
- Clementi Mall
- 3155 Commonwealth
Avenue West
#B1-24/25, Clementi Mall
Singapore 129581
- Tel: 65-6775-0313
- Fax: 65-6775-0213
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 8am to 10pm
- SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC
- 500 Dover Road
Singapore Polytechnic
Food Court 5
Singapore 139651
- Tel: 65-6872 4530
- Fax: 65-6873-5592
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 8.00am to 8pm
Sat - 8am to 5pm
Sun - Closed
- SPC (Petrol Kiosk) TUAS
- 16 Tuas Road
Singapore 637597
- Tel: 65-6862-2990
- Fax: 65-6862-2990
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Fri - 7.30am to 7.30pm
Sat - 7.30am - 2.30pm
Sun - Closed
- YEW TEE POINT
- 21 Choa Chu Kang
North 6 #01-35
Yew Tee Point
Singapore 689578
- Tel: 65- 6219-7862
- Fax: 65- 6219-7872
- Hours of Operations
- Daily - 7am to 10.30pm
- NUS UNIVERSITY TOWN
- 1 Create Way #01-02 138602
- Tel: 66596109
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Sat: 10am to 10pm
Sunday: Closed
- BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA
- 1 Jalan Anak Bukit,
Bukit Timah Plaza,
B2-FB1,
Singapore
588996
- Tel: 65-6462-0810
- Fax: 65-6462-0810
- WEST COAST PLAZA
- 154 West Coast Road,
West Coast Plaza,
#B1-13,
Singapore
127371
- Tel: 65-6776-6048
- Fax: 65-6776-6548
- NTU
- 76 Nanyang Drive,
blk N2.1, #01-07,
Singapore
637331
- Tel: 65-64625238
- Fax: 65-6462-5328
- Hours of Operations
- Mon - Friday: 7.30am - 9pm
Sat : 8 am- 3 pm
Sun & Public Holiday: 11am - 6 pm
- RAIL MALL
- 430 Upper Bt Timah Rd
The Rail Mall
Singapore
678056
- Tel: 65-6762-2052
- Fax: 65-6762-2052
- Hours of Operations
- Mon to Thurs - 8.30am – 9.30pm
Fri - 8.30am to 1am
Sat & Eve of PH - 8am to 1am
Sun - 8am to 10.00pm
- Superbowl Jurong
- #1 Yuan Ching Road
Superbowl Jurong
Singapore 618640
- Tel: 65-6264-0408
- Fax: 65-6264-3034
- Hours of Operations
- Daily: 8am - 10pm
Monday, September 12, 2011
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Volkswagen.Das Auto.Show 2011at the Bukit Jalil Stadium carpark – admission is free!
Volkswagen Group Malaysia is waiting to be a bigger player in the Malaysian market, and soon will have some models assembled locally to fight alongside the fully imported variants of the brand.
ERC models, starting with the Passat, will be more competitively priced and are sure to increase the volume significantly. The offensive of the brand begins now and is using the Auto.Show VGM Volkswagen.Das 2011 to convince the Malays that VW is people's car for us.
Located in the parking lot of the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, the Auto.Show Das is a showcase of big budget for VW cars and technology. Comprising a Dome Mega and Dome Caterpillar temporary structures are clearly visible targets from the main road. There is also a giant poster affixed to the stage to tell everyone why he has been sitting in traffic.
We attended the preview session for the VIPs and the media last night and was impressed by the magnitude of this roadshow. As far as I remember, never before seen a showcase Malaysia elaborate and expensive this magnitude, and the audience yesterday were captivated by the spectacle. It looked more like a night of major engine VW Group preview show that a local event, and it was obvious VGM was best to impress.
Mega Dome (42m diameter, 21m high) is presented in the style auditorium with an elevated ring to see 12 cars in motion a cycle of 360 u200b u200bgrados around. A backdrop is projected on the walls of the dome of an effect of virtual reality, and there is a huge VW logo in the top of the igloo like structure.
VGM said to be the largest all-dome projection system of its kind in the world. Cars like the new Beetle, Golf and Passat, Passat Sedan, Sedan Polo, Amarok, CrossTouran, Pheaton and Scirocco R is shown and described here.
Caterpillar Dome connection on the other hand, is a curve of 100 meter long creature form. Supported by the air and free of columns, which houses the models currently sold as the Eos GTI VGM, and the TSI Golf, Touareg and Polo. There is also a large area of \u200b\u200bF u0026amp; B merchandise booths.
The exhibition offers the public a deeper understanding of why the resources of the Volkswagen drivers of more than 150 countries. The exhibition explains the vision of Volkswagen motivates consumer confidence, which represents German engineering and reliability said Ricky Tay, MD VGM.
The best thing for the public is that admission is free. The Auto.Show Volkswagen.Das 2011 will be open this weekend (10-11 September) from 10am till 10pm. What can you expect to see there?
ERC models, starting with the Passat, will be more competitively priced and are sure to increase the volume significantly. The offensive of the brand begins now and is using the Auto.Show VGM Volkswagen.Das 2011 to convince the Malays that VW is people's car for us.
Located in the parking lot of the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, the Auto.Show Das is a showcase of big budget for VW cars and technology. Comprising a Dome Mega and Dome Caterpillar temporary structures are clearly visible targets from the main road. There is also a giant poster affixed to the stage to tell everyone why he has been sitting in traffic.
We attended the preview session for the VIPs and the media last night and was impressed by the magnitude of this roadshow. As far as I remember, never before seen a showcase Malaysia elaborate and expensive this magnitude, and the audience yesterday were captivated by the spectacle. It looked more like a night of major engine VW Group preview show that a local event, and it was obvious VGM was best to impress.
Mega Dome (42m diameter, 21m high) is presented in the style auditorium with an elevated ring to see 12 cars in motion a cycle of 360 u200b u200bgrados around. A backdrop is projected on the walls of the dome of an effect of virtual reality, and there is a huge VW logo in the top of the igloo like structure.
VGM said to be the largest all-dome projection system of its kind in the world. Cars like the new Beetle, Golf and Passat, Passat Sedan, Sedan Polo, Amarok, CrossTouran, Pheaton and Scirocco R is shown and described here.
Caterpillar Dome connection on the other hand, is a curve of 100 meter long creature form. Supported by the air and free of columns, which houses the models currently sold as the Eos GTI VGM, and the TSI Golf, Touareg and Polo. There is also a large area of \u200b\u200bF u0026amp; B merchandise booths.
The exhibition offers the public a deeper understanding of why the resources of the Volkswagen drivers of more than 150 countries. The exhibition explains the vision of Volkswagen motivates consumer confidence, which represents German engineering and reliability said Ricky Tay, MD VGM.
The best thing for the public is that admission is free. The Auto.Show Volkswagen.Das 2011 will be open this weekend (10-11 September) from 10am till 10pm. What can you expect to see there?
Contagion Movies Review
Contagion Movies Review
The whole of human history, there were a few outbreaks in human disease. It was the plague, Spanish flu, SARS and bird flu to name a few, but what happens when the next pandemic hits. To what extent and spread rapidly to the global economy? Warner Bros. along with director Steven Soderbergh (Traffic, Oceans Eleven), try to answer these questions in the new film, infection.
If you can imagine, a woman (Gwyneth Paltrow, Iron Man) has a level of flu, you have to touch the surface while the flat, who is doing the same air o breathing, and then you have probably, if he comes home and sees her husband (Matt Damon, The Bourne Identity), and the child... and so on and so forth. So Soderbergh infection gets out of a very fast, and All-in-real , start-to-life in the fast, stylized direction and rapid cuts to help convey how fast way to the microscopic killer to permeate modern society.
The first attack on the pandemic outbreak quickly switch between the modes of focus that this global crisis, the effects of the different people around the world - including the group's administrators and scientists from the Centers for Disease Control (Laurence Fishburne - The Matrix, Kate Winslet - Titanic, Jennifer Ehle - Pride and Glory), a World Health Organization for Accountants (Marion Cotillard, Inception), an overzealous blogger (Jewish Law, Sherlock Holmes), and a Chinese official (Chin Han, The Dark Knight). The incredible star-star cast, and some of the best performance for their careers.
While this type of storytelling is very difficult to pull off, Soderbergh is a veteran of this great land of the film and the story moves easily thrown together with finesse and what you expect from him, but over the years. At very high these days, to complete a crowd during an entire movie, but infection accomplish this task, where the entire audience at the film brought the story to an explosion in the theater had been seized, and no one noticed.
While the infection is a wonderful film, it is certainly not for everyone. Although the film maybe PG-13 rating, the psychological factor of the \\; close-to-life film may cause some people to party go out there like Jaws people are afraid of water, after put them into the cinemas.
Contagion Movies Review
If you can imagine, a woman (Gwyneth Paltrow, Iron Man) has a level of flu, you have to touch the surface while the flat, who is doing the same air o breathing, and then you have probably, if he comes home and sees her husband (Matt Damon, The Bourne Identity), and the child... and so on and so forth. So Soderbergh infection gets out of a very fast, and All-in-real , start-to-life in the fast, stylized direction and rapid cuts to help convey how fast way to the microscopic killer to permeate modern society.
The first attack on the pandemic outbreak quickly switch between the modes of focus that this global crisis, the effects of the different people around the world - including the group's administrators and scientists from the Centers for Disease Control (Laurence Fishburne - The Matrix, Kate Winslet - Titanic, Jennifer Ehle - Pride and Glory), a World Health Organization for Accountants (Marion Cotillard, Inception), an overzealous blogger (Jewish Law, Sherlock Holmes), and a Chinese official (Chin Han, The Dark Knight). The incredible star-star cast, and some of the best performance for their careers.
While this type of storytelling is very difficult to pull off, Soderbergh is a veteran of this great land of the film and the story moves easily thrown together with finesse and what you expect from him, but over the years. At very high these days, to complete a crowd during an entire movie, but infection accomplish this task, where the entire audience at the film brought the story to an explosion in the theater had been seized, and no one noticed.
While the infection is a wonderful film, it is certainly not for everyone. Although the film maybe PG-13 rating, the psychological factor of the \\; close-to-life film may cause some people to party go out there like Jaws people are afraid of water, after put them into the cinemas.
Contagion Movies Review
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Latest Result Piala Malaysia 6 September 2011
Latest Result Piala Malaysia 6 September 2011
All Latest Piala MALAYSIA 6 Sept Result
0 Johor lawan Kedah 2
(Stadium Tan Sri Hassan Yunos, 8.45 malam)
0 Sabah lawan Perak 0
(Stadium Likas, 8.15 malam)
0 Sime Darby lawan Terengganu 3
(Stadium Selayang, 8.45 malam)
1 PKNS lawan Negeri Sembilan 2
(Stadium MBPJ, Kelana Jaya, 8.45 malam)
0 Sarawak lawan Kelantan 2
(Stadium Sarawak, Kuching, 4.15 petang)
0 Johor FC lawan Felda United 2
(Stadium JCORP, Pasir Gudang, 8.45 malam)
1 T-Team lawan Selangor 0
(Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, 8.45 malam)
0 PDRM lawan Kuala Lumpur 3
(Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Paroi, 8.45 malam)
WikiLeaks - Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
WikiLeaks - Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo defied the US government when she placed the entire country under a state of emergency in February 2006 during the 20th anniversary of EDSA people power.
Several alleged diplomatic cables from the US embassy in Manila published by anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks show that American envoys stated their firm opposition to the imposition of emergency rule during separate meetings with Arroyo and other government and military officials a few months before the Palace issued Proclamation No. 1021.
Cable 05MANILA5328, classified secret and dated November 14, 2005, states that then Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Southeast Asia Eric John met Arroyo, Foreign Secretary Alberto Romulo, and defense officials 3 days earlier wherein he reiterated Washington's stand against any form of emergency rule in the Philippines.
"Both Arroyo and Romulo indicated that they consider emergency rule, as provided for by the Constitution, to be a legitimate option. Other senior officials have told us that emergency rule is under active consideration, but reassured us that it is unlikely to be imposed imminently," the cable said.
The phrase "martial law" was not used in the discussions.
John told Arroyo that emergency measures may "trigger a review of US defense-related and other assistance to the Philippines."
"The President responded only with a defiant stare," the cable stated.
The defiant stare would turn out into Proclamation No. 1021 that Presidential spokesperson Ignacio Bunye announced on the morning of February 24, 2006.
The Palace justified the proclamation by saying it foiled an alleged uprising against the government.
The state of national emergency forced the temporary suspension of lower-level classes and barred demonstrations and protests.
Public gatherings were banned and the writ of habeas corpus was suspended, which allowed security forces to arrest people and detain them indefinitely.
The state of emergency was lifted a week later after cases were filed against opposition figures, including militant lawmakers and military figures.
WikiLeaks - Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
Read full >>> ABC NEWS
Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo defied the US government when she placed the entire country under a state of emergency in February 2006 during the 20th anniversary of EDSA people power.
Several alleged diplomatic cables from the US embassy in Manila published by anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks show that American envoys stated their firm opposition to the imposition of emergency rule during separate meetings with Arroyo and other government and military officials a few months before the Palace issued Proclamation No. 1021.
Cable 05MANILA5328, classified secret and dated November 14, 2005, states that then Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Southeast Asia Eric John met Arroyo, Foreign Secretary Alberto Romulo, and defense officials 3 days earlier wherein he reiterated Washington's stand against any form of emergency rule in the Philippines.
"Both Arroyo and Romulo indicated that they consider emergency rule, as provided for by the Constitution, to be a legitimate option. Other senior officials have told us that emergency rule is under active consideration, but reassured us that it is unlikely to be imposed imminently," the cable said.
The phrase "martial law" was not used in the discussions.
John told Arroyo that emergency measures may "trigger a review of US defense-related and other assistance to the Philippines."
"The President responded only with a defiant stare," the cable stated.
The defiant stare would turn out into Proclamation No. 1021 that Presidential spokesperson Ignacio Bunye announced on the morning of February 24, 2006.
The Palace justified the proclamation by saying it foiled an alleged uprising against the government.
The state of national emergency forced the temporary suspension of lower-level classes and barred demonstrations and protests.
Public gatherings were banned and the writ of habeas corpus was suspended, which allowed security forces to arrest people and detain them indefinitely.
The state of emergency was lifted a week later after cases were filed against opposition figures, including militant lawmakers and military figures.
WikiLeaks - Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
Read full >>> ABC NEWS
Wikileaks - Lee Kuan Yew
Wikileaks - Lee Kuan Yew
Lee Kuan Yew rejected the WikiLeaks cable claim by saying that it’s false. According to Channel News Asia, he reiterated that nowhere does it record him describing Islam as “venomous.” However, he did talk about radical Islamic fundamentalists such as the Jemaah Islamiyah, and reinforced that Singapore Muslim leaders are rational, as “moderate” Muslims are urged to be critical of Muslim “radicals.”
From Lee’s press secretary:
Here’s my take on the issue: that term, “venomous religion,” has been taken out of context, and has caused an uproar. There is a high probability that Lee was referring to “radical” Islam as a “perverted version” of the religion, and is therefore “venomous”. Though we’re not quite sure sure what “radical” or “moderate” or “perverted” version of Islam means to Lee, we can make a logical inference that Lee is referring to a certain brand of Islam that does not characterize Islam as a whole.
However, instead of justifying the controversial term as something that has been taken out of context, his press secretary goes on to deny that Lee has ever said that, probably to avoid any potential public backlash. This makes the issue all the more contentious, because the evidence given is “MFA’s filenote of the meeting” – which we know is highly unreliable since it is a filenote taken on Lee’s side - and thus, there can be no possible corroboration of evidence.
As a result, the media release looks all the more suspicious because of the almost perfect fit of Lee’s claims, other than the last part on “venomous religion”. Ultimately, to disprove rather than to clarify is probably not the best crisis management move, as this might only raise suspicions and exacerbate the controversy, which is very sensitive for a multiracial country like Singapore.
Wikileaks - Lee Kuan Yew
The author would like to point out that given the difficulty of verifying the authenticity of the Wikileaks cable, the views expressed above are purely inferences, and are her own.
Lee Kuan Yew rejected the WikiLeaks cable claim by saying that it’s false. According to Channel News Asia, he reiterated that nowhere does it record him describing Islam as “venomous.” However, he did talk about radical Islamic fundamentalists such as the Jemaah Islamiyah, and reinforced that Singapore Muslim leaders are rational, as “moderate” Muslims are urged to be critical of Muslim “radicals.”
From Lee’s press secretary:
The media release by Lee’s press secretary appears to fit most of the points released by the WikiLeaks cable, especially on how “moderate” Muslims should be encouraged to be critical of radical Islam and to propagate only “moderate” Islam and not “radical” Islam. The only difference is that the WikiLeaks cable recorded Lee to have characterized Islam as a “venomous religion.”The cable claimed that in my meeting with Senator Clinton, I had “characterized Islam as a ‘venomous religion’. This is false. I looked up MFA’s filenote of the meeting. Nowhere does it record me describing Islam as “venomous”, nor did I say anything which could have given that impression.
I did talk about extremist terrorists like the Jemaah Islamiyah group, and the jihadist preachers who brainwashed them. They are implacable in wanting to put down all who do not agree with them. So their Islam is a perverted version, which the overwhelming majority of Muslims in Singapore do not subscribe to.
I also pointed out that our Muslim leaders are rational, and that the ultimate solution to extremist terrorism was to give moderate Muslims the courage to stand up and speak out against radicals who have hijacked Islam to recruit volunteers for their violent ends.
Here’s my take on the issue: that term, “venomous religion,” has been taken out of context, and has caused an uproar. There is a high probability that Lee was referring to “radical” Islam as a “perverted version” of the religion, and is therefore “venomous”. Though we’re not quite sure sure what “radical” or “moderate” or “perverted” version of Islam means to Lee, we can make a logical inference that Lee is referring to a certain brand of Islam that does not characterize Islam as a whole.
However, instead of justifying the controversial term as something that has been taken out of context, his press secretary goes on to deny that Lee has ever said that, probably to avoid any potential public backlash. This makes the issue all the more contentious, because the evidence given is “MFA’s filenote of the meeting” – which we know is highly unreliable since it is a filenote taken on Lee’s side - and thus, there can be no possible corroboration of evidence.
As a result, the media release looks all the more suspicious because of the almost perfect fit of Lee’s claims, other than the last part on “venomous religion”. Ultimately, to disprove rather than to clarify is probably not the best crisis management move, as this might only raise suspicions and exacerbate the controversy, which is very sensitive for a multiracial country like Singapore.
Wikileaks - Lee Kuan Yew
The author would like to point out that given the difficulty of verifying the authenticity of the Wikileaks cable, the views expressed above are purely inferences, and are her own.
Singapore vs Iraq - Result
Singapore lose again this time with Iraq
Singapore 0 – Iraq 2 (Asia World Cup Qualifying, September 6, 2011)
Singapore suffered its second successive defeat in the World Cup qualifier third round match at the Jalan Besar stadium on Tuesday evening. Singapore lost 0-2 against Iraq, after its 1-2 defeat against China last Friday.
Both teams needed to win after losing their opening encounters last week.
Newly-elected Singapore President, Tony Tan Keng Yam, was among the 6,000 sell-out crowd rooting for a Singapore victory.
Despite complaining about the artificial pitch, the Iraqis had more possession and chances at the Singapore goal. But they could not make it count, with the first-half ending goalless.
Five minutes after the restart, the Iraqis were one up, with Ala'a Abdulzehra heading into the back of the net.
Singapore's best chance fell to Shahril Ishak in the 64th minute. But the Iraqis went on to seal the match with a goal by Younis Mahmood at the 86th minute.
Singapore plays Jordan next at the same venue on October 11.
Singapore vs Iraq - Result
Singapore 0 – Iraq 2 (Asia World Cup Qualifying, September 6, 2011)
Singapore suffered its second successive defeat in the World Cup qualifier third round match at the Jalan Besar stadium on Tuesday evening. Singapore lost 0-2 against Iraq, after its 1-2 defeat against China last Friday.
Both teams needed to win after losing their opening encounters last week.
Newly-elected Singapore President, Tony Tan Keng Yam, was among the 6,000 sell-out crowd rooting for a Singapore victory.
Despite complaining about the artificial pitch, the Iraqis had more possession and chances at the Singapore goal. But they could not make it count, with the first-half ending goalless.
Five minutes after the restart, the Iraqis were one up, with Ala'a Abdulzehra heading into the back of the net.
Singapore's best chance fell to Shahril Ishak in the 64th minute. But the Iraqis went on to seal the match with a goal by Younis Mahmood at the 86th minute.
Singapore plays Jordan next at the same venue on October 11.
Singapore vs Iraq - Result
Friday, September 2, 2011
China vs Singapore Live Streaming FIFA 2014 World Cup
China vs Singapore Live Streaming FIFA 2014 World Cup
Game: China vs Singapore
Match Date/Time: Sep 2, 2011 8:00am EST
Channel: FIFA.com
Competition: FIFA 2014 World Cup Qualifying
Live Streaming Online? Yes – Watch Live on Satellite tv for PC
China vs Singapore Live Streaming FIFA 2014 World Cup
Game: China vs Singapore
Match Date/Time: Sep 2, 2011 8:00am EST
Channel: FIFA.com
Competition: FIFA 2014 World Cup Qualifying
Live Streaming Online? Yes – Watch Live on Satellite tv for PC
China vs Singapore World Cup Qualifier Live Schedule Fixtures
China vs Singapore live World Cup qualifier fixtures football. China vs Singapore results scores? Buy China Singapore tickets online watch China vs Singapore World Cup qualifier schedule:- China World Cup Qualifier Singapore schedule match
- China vs Singapore fixtures date: September 2 2011
- China Singapore time kickoff KO: 8pm Kunming China.
China vs Singapore Live Streaming FIFA 2014 World Cup
Kite Festival 2011 Singapore
Kite Festival 2011 Singapore | Kite Singapore 2011
Location:
Kite Festival Singapore 2011, which is in its third year running, the
Indoor Kite Fiesta aimed to showcase the gravity-defying wonders of
windless kite-flying, a trend that is fast picking up interest in cities
where open space is scarce and the weather unpredictable. The technique
of flying and the type of kite is what defines indoor kite-flying,
which can be practiced inside buildings and in almost any windless
environment.
Indoor Kite Fiesta is a run-up to September’s Kite Flying Days at The Promontory @ Marina Bay. Jointly organized by NTUC Income and children’s theater company, Act 3 International, the week-long event featured a star-studded line-up of international indoor kite-flying experts such as John Barresi (pictured), an award-winning American kite-flyer, Qian Jian Guo from China and Singapore’s Cheong Chun Ti.
Indoor kite-flying is already a popular sport in Europe and the USA.
Compared to conventional kite-flying, it is a more demanding sport requiring precise techniques and body movements to compensate for the windless environment. Indoor kites are made with super-strong, lightweight fabric as well as composite carbon rods, and can range from one to five meters in size.
Kite Festival 2011 Singapore | Kite Singapore 2011
Places to go in Singapore this week, Sep 3-4 Kite Festival Singapore 2011.
Location:
The Promontory @ Marina Bay
11 Marina Boulevard
Singapore 018940
Date:
3 and 4 September
Time:
4.00pm to 8.00pm.
Admission:
Free
Kite Festival Singapore 2011, which is in its third year running, the
Indoor Kite Fiesta aimed to showcase the gravity-defying wonders of
windless kite-flying, a trend that is fast picking up interest in cities
where open space is scarce and the weather unpredictable. The technique
of flying and the type of kite is what defines indoor kite-flying,
which can be practiced inside buildings and in almost any windless
environment.Indoor Kite Fiesta is a run-up to September’s Kite Flying Days at The Promontory @ Marina Bay. Jointly organized by NTUC Income and children’s theater company, Act 3 International, the week-long event featured a star-studded line-up of international indoor kite-flying experts such as John Barresi (pictured), an award-winning American kite-flyer, Qian Jian Guo from China and Singapore’s Cheong Chun Ti.
Indoor kite-flying is already a popular sport in Europe and the USA.
Compared to conventional kite-flying, it is a more demanding sport requiring precise techniques and body movements to compensate for the windless environment. Indoor kites are made with super-strong, lightweight fabric as well as composite carbon rods, and can range from one to five meters in size.
Kite Festival 2011 Singapore | Kite Singapore 2011
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List| Dragon Nest Sea Forum
Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List| Dragon Nest Sea Forum
MMO's because of its combat system. Most games target mobs and you just stand there pressing buttons to activate skill without moving at all. But Dragon Nest is an action MMO whereas instead of targeting mobs you have an actual X on the UI as a targeter and you attack, so you don't click a monster and press 1234, but instead you have to go to the monster and attack it with you skill (It's rather confusing to explain but bare with me. Look at the media section for a much, much, much easier way of understand the combat system.) and to use regular attacks youclick.
ChineseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
JapaneseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
TaiwaneseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
KoreanDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
NorthAmericaDN(IP Blocked for all countries except US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand[After a long time..]) -- CBT was June 15th to June 19th (lv cap 16) OBT starting July 26th and ending August 9th. (lvl cap going to be 24 cap 16) Oben beta starting
SeaDN(No IP block) -- CBT was July 13th to July 19th (lv cap 24) OBT date not announced but estimated to be late August.
EuDN is not yet created, so europeans have to stick with SeaDN or any of the other servers. Note that there ARE english patches to translate
the clients, the english is definetely not the best, but it's somewhat understandable. There's thousands of fluent english speakers in cDN though, and many english guilds. If you're stuck on a server to choose while waiting for the Sea OBT or the NA OBT I definetely recommend cDN for a bigger english-speaking population with guilds that help you throughout the game.
Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List| Dragon Nest Sea Forum
Dragon
Nest is a F2P(Free to Play) MMORPG with "Asian Graphics" as some people
like to call it. Dragon Nest has many hosts, one for example (many
people may already quit for this one, but here I go..)Nexon America,
Nexon Korea, SDO (Chinese), The Taiwanese and Japanese hosts (I'm sadly
unaware of their names) The movement controls are like any other MMO,
but Dragon Nest is only so different from many other
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| Dragon Nest Sea Unable to Load Patch Config List| Dragon Nest Sea Forum |
MMO's because of its combat system. Most games target mobs and you just stand there pressing buttons to activate skill without moving at all. But Dragon Nest is an action MMO whereas instead of targeting mobs you have an actual X on the UI as a targeter and you attack, so you don't click a monster and press 1234, but instead you have to go to the monster and attack it with you skill (It's rather confusing to explain but bare with me. Look at the media section for a much, much, much easier way of understand the combat system.) and to use regular attacks youclick.
Skills are the same though, 1234 to use skills but you have to
have your X (Targeter) somewhat on the mob to be able to hit them, or your attack will probably just miss.
Hosts:
ChineseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
JapaneseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
TaiwaneseDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
KoreanDN(No IP block) -- Currently in official release (lv cap 50)
NorthAmericaDN(IP Blocked for all countries except US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand[After a long time..]) -- CBT was June 15th to June 19th (lv cap 16) OBT starting July 26th and ending August 9th. (lvl cap going to be 24 cap 16) Oben beta starting
SeaDN(No IP block) -- CBT was July 13th to July 19th (lv cap 24) OBT date not announced but estimated to be late August.
EuDN is not yet created, so europeans have to stick with SeaDN or any of the other servers. Note that there ARE english patches to translate
the clients, the english is definetely not the best, but it's somewhat understandable. There's thousands of fluent english speakers in cDN though, and many english guilds. If you're stuck on a server to choose while waiting for the Sea OBT or the NA OBT I definetely recommend cDN for a bigger english-speaking population with guilds that help you throughout the game.
During the Open Beta period from August 16 - 22, you can receive 500 DN Points each day by simply logining to the game. DN Points can be used to buy premium items in the Cash Shop. Take a look at the Cash Shop here and get ready for a shopping.
There are also some cool incentives for your leveling. Each time
you level up, you will not only enjoy becoming stronger and unlocking
new ability, but only can get various supplies. From level 2 to level
24, you will be granted certain items, potions, scrolls, and outfits
with time limit, etc. Check out the official forum page to see what you can get at each level.
Bootstrike PC Show 2011 | Bootstrike Comex 2011
Bootstrike PC Show 2011 | Bootstrike Comex 2011
Bootstrike.Com Singapore Web Design does not stop there. It goes a step further by publishing the SEO methods it uses.
“We come clean with all the SEO techniques we use to increase your site’s ranking. You heard us right, everything on what we do is stated right on our site. Not many services offer that. This is so that site owners can be rest assured that the practices we are employing are safe and will not land your site in trouble or bad neighbourhoods,” explains Ganesh.
More information on the SEO techniques adopted can be obtained from this page - http://www.bootstrike.com/Webdesign/services/seo/ .
The company is confident that its new arsenal of SEO services and unique approach will enable it to stand out from the competition.
Bootstrike.Com Singapore Web Design, a professional web design service company lead by two entrepreneurs, Ganesh, project leader, and Marc, web designer, is now offering a whole new service that provides an affordable low cost search engine optimization service avenue.
Search engine optimization is a service where a website is optimized to enable search engines to better understand the quality of their site. Simply uploading a site online without adding SEO tags will not maximize the page’s ranking for the targeted keywords.
Bootstrike PC Show 2011 | Bootstrike Comex 2011
Bootstrike.Com Singapore Web Design does not stop there. It goes a step further by publishing the SEO methods it uses.
“We come clean with all the SEO techniques we use to increase your site’s ranking. You heard us right, everything on what we do is stated right on our site. Not many services offer that. This is so that site owners can be rest assured that the practices we are employing are safe and will not land your site in trouble or bad neighbourhoods,” explains Ganesh.
More information on the SEO techniques adopted can be obtained from this page - http://www.bootstrike.com/Webdesign/services/seo/ .
The company is confident that its new arsenal of SEO services and unique approach will enable it to stand out from the competition.
Bootstrike.Com Singapore Web Design, a professional web design service company lead by two entrepreneurs, Ganesh, project leader, and Marc, web designer, is now offering a whole new service that provides an affordable low cost search engine optimization service avenue.
Search engine optimization is a service where a website is optimized to enable search engines to better understand the quality of their site. Simply uploading a site online without adding SEO tags will not maximize the page’s ranking for the targeted keywords.
Bootstrike PC Show 2011 | Bootstrike Comex 2011
Comex Singapore 2011 | Comex 2011 Price List
Comex Singapore 2011 | Comex 2011 Price List
This year, Comex 2011 will have 835 exhibitors covering over 355,000 square feet of exhibition space. It takes up five levels of exhibition spaces at Suntec Singapore, including the foyer area at Level 1, the ballrooms and meeting rooms at Level 2 and 3, and the exhibition halls at Levels 4 and 6.
IT aficionados and bargain hunters can look forward to the latest innovations and technologies from an extensive range of products in digital imaging accessories and peripherals, electronic gaming software and hardware to home entertainment, lifestyle electronics and mobile communications.
Helming Comex 2011 are leading global marquee brands such as Apple, Canon, Fuji Xerox, Hewlett Packard, Microsoft and Samsung. Leading local brands such as SingTel, Starhub and M1, as well as Creative and Osim will also be making their presence felt at Comex 2011.
One of the most hotly-awaited deals – HP’s TouchPad – has already been sold out this morning. Only 100 units of each version of the tablet (16GB and 32GB) went on sale today and the queue numbers were snapped up in no time. A queue had formed as early as 4am, according to the good folks from The Straits Times Digital Life.
HP is still selling the tablet from S$118 in the coming days, but you’d have to love queues to get in line for one of these fire sale items.
Comex Singapore 2011 | Comex 2011 Price List
This year, Comex 2011 will have 835 exhibitors covering over 355,000 square feet of exhibition space. It takes up five levels of exhibition spaces at Suntec Singapore, including the foyer area at Level 1, the ballrooms and meeting rooms at Level 2 and 3, and the exhibition halls at Levels 4 and 6.
IT aficionados and bargain hunters can look forward to the latest innovations and technologies from an extensive range of products in digital imaging accessories and peripherals, electronic gaming software and hardware to home entertainment, lifestyle electronics and mobile communications.
Helming Comex 2011 are leading global marquee brands such as Apple, Canon, Fuji Xerox, Hewlett Packard, Microsoft and Samsung. Leading local brands such as SingTel, Starhub and M1, as well as Creative and Osim will also be making their presence felt at Comex 2011.
One of the most hotly-awaited deals – HP’s TouchPad – has already been sold out this morning. Only 100 units of each version of the tablet (16GB and 32GB) went on sale today and the queue numbers were snapped up in no time. A queue had formed as early as 4am, according to the good folks from The Straits Times Digital Life.
HP is still selling the tablet from S$118 in the coming days, but you’d have to love queues to get in line for one of these fire sale items.
Comex Singapore 2011 | Comex 2011 Price List
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