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February 6, 2008

SingaporeSurf Going On Hiatus

by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu

This website is going on hiatus for the rest of Feb. Updates will be minimal and irregular, as I celebrates Chinese New Year, followed by 2.5 weeks of reservist duties in the army. (No, I am not celebrating the latter.)

Regular updates will resume on 1 March 2008. See you then.

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Sin Chow Mi Fen

by Caramel Corn

My first brush with Singapore food happened when I was only 18.

Harvey's Singaproe At Risk From "Horrendous" Rent Rises

by Chris Nicholls, Current

Gerry Harvey, Harvey Norman co-founder and executive chairman, has warned high rents are putting its Singapore operation at risk, along with the operations of its two major competitors.

Online stores may be the way forward, I think.

Why Junior Had To Pay Full Fare / Staff Tired To Help: SMRT

by Kathryn Lau, TransitLink, Kuek Chor Ling, SMRT, Today

PM Confident Of Another Good Year For Singapore

by Lydia Lim, Straits Times

Mr Lee Hsien Loong assured Singaporeans, in his traditional message to mark the Chinese New Year, that the country is 'in a strong position to weather any storm'.

To a lot of people, the Year of the Pig is probably not a very good year.

See Also:
PM Lee Calls On Singaporeans To Brace Themselves For Further Uncertainties, by S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia.

Why Is Town Council So Hung Up About Dryng Clothes Along Corridors?

by Tan Chui Hua, Straits Times

Could the town council explain why aesthetics is a good reason to remove these washing lines as compared to convenience and practicality for the residents?

How Does MOE Ensure Edusave Is Used Wisely?

by Tan Poh Cheng, Straits Times