I ‘ve been kept busy recently, what with events at work and in the gaming world happening at the same time. It’s quite a bit of stress and excitement all mixed together. I have completed the paperwork of taking over a couple of projects from this other company, in a bid to boost my company’s [...]
My wife directed me to this blog which I found interesting. We are so much in need of the alternative view rather than being brain-washed by those government-controlled media we now have:
http://mindbloggingstuff.blogspot.com/2006/04/does-singapore-have-clean-government.html
A lot of talk by so-called experts about gamers revolve around the negative aspects, such as gamers becoming anti-social, they expect instant gratification because things happen immediately from a push of a button, or that they waste a whole lifetime simply staring at the screen, ignoring the norms of education, relationships, career and such. Well, [...]
Yesterday I managed to get to work despite having a foot that the Chinese would call 猪脚. My right foot is swollen after the last soccer game, and it hurts when I have to walk long distances, like from the bus stop to the office. My wife had asked me to go see a Chinese [...]
After a two-week break, it is finally down to the top two teams in the competition to trash it out in the muddy fields of Marina South. It was a do-or-die mission, as our team wanted revenge over the previous year’s defeat at the hands of this same opponent. We had identified the 2 main [...]
I just had to re-publish this article written by Dr Catherine Lim about 12 years ago.
The PAP and the people – A Great Affective Divide
By Catherine Lim
IT IS no secret that while the PAP Government has inspired in the people much respect for its efficiency and much gratitude for the good life as a result [...]
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My search for media law in Singapore has led me to this not very asthetically pleasing, but nontheless useful website on the topic. It hasn’t been updated since 2003, so with the developments in recent years of weblogs and podcasts, I wonder if anything has changed.
I note with mild amusement this article which is found [...]
It’s strange when my wife happened to find a wallet in the mailbox. It’s stranger still that it is used and not a new one that comes nicely wrapped in gift wrapping paper. This one’s really used. But it’s definitely no surprise that there was no money in it. Just an identification card, and American [...]
After a series of pretty serious stuff, I decided to lighten up a bit here. Well not quite but it’s non-political, non-satirical, without any hint of cynism and best of all, no one can say that I’m a partisan player in politics.
You know, before I decided to tie the knot, I was actually coaxed into [...]
