Thursday, July 14, 2011

Domino’s Pizza Singapore

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So there we have Mr Ba U Shan-Ting – Chief Operating Officer, Domino’s Pizza Singapore & Malaysia – and the rest of the staff posing for us to take pictures. They have with them two of the pizzas with the new CHEESE BURST CRUST!

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In my earlier post, I mentioned that there is another way to order your pizzas, other than the traditional method of calling them. This other method is non other than via online! The official website is http://www.dominos.com.sg/

Domino’s Pizza has this GPS Tracker that customers can make used of to locate where their pizzas are. From the order to the making to the boxing, all the way till delivery, customers can click-click to check on their pizzas. With the guarantee that they will deliver within 30 minutes, no matter how hungry you are, you are always assured that your pizzas are on the way.

There are currently ten stores all over the island and the Tampines store is opening soon. ASAP I hope!!!!

ANG MO KIO
1, Blk 339 #01-1587, Singapore 560339

BEDOK
Blk 218, Bedok North 1, #01-15 Singapore 460218

BUKIT MERAH
Blk 111 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-1678, Singapore 160111

CHOA CHU KANG
Block 253 Choa Chu Kang #01-01 ( Keat Hong Shopping Centre) Singapore 680253

ELIAS MALL
Blk 625 #01-312 Elias Mall, Elias Road, Singapore 510625

KATONG
301,Tanjong Katong Road,Singapore 437084

KILLINEY
71 & 71A,Killiney Road,Singapore 239527

KOVAN
943/945,Upper Serangoon Road,Singapore 534710

SEMBAWANG
369 Sembawang Road,#01-06 Sembawang Cottage, Singapore 758382

BUKIT TIMAH
8 Chun Tin Road, Singapore 599595

The good people of Domino’s Pizza also shared with us the Domino’s Pizza Cheer:

 

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

The day the little red dot became red

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This happened a few days back and gosh, the whole sky was reddish!!!!! I wonder what caused it… hmmm….

Domino’s Pizza proudly presents CHEESE BURST CRUST!

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The CHEESE BURST CRUST is loaded with irresistible creamy cheddar cheese sauce, oozing from between two signature Crunchy Thin Crusts! Imagine all the Cheesy goodness blasting inside your mouth with every bite!

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Now, you can choose to have your favourite specialty pizzas with the CHEESE BURST CRUST!!!

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My all time favourite is HAWAIIAN PARADISE!!! I just love the pineapples, chicken and ham’s combination!

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The CLASSY CHIC is pretty awesome as well!!!!

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Who can say “NO” to the CLASSIC PEPPERONI??????

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How about some BREADSTIX to go along with the pizzas?

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The GOLDEN ROASTED DRUMMET will definitely spice up your meal!

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Just before you pick up your phone to dial 6222-6333 to make your order, my next post will tell you more about Domino’s Pizza and another great way to get your pizzas!

How LONG can you HANG???

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I made my own PIZZA!

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YES!!!! I made my own pizza although there were like 3 more people who helped me with it. I called it the Super Duper Fuzzy Wuzzy Hawaiian Merlionic Pizza!

There was a pizza tasting yesterday at Domino’s Pizza @ Elias Mall!!! The latest and bestest thing ever happened to the pizza industry in this little red dot is the introduction of the CHESSE BURST pizzas from Domino’s Pizza.

Especially if you like CHEESE, CHEESE and more CHEESE, the CHEESE BURST pizzas from Domino’s will definitely satisfy your cravings anytime and all the time.

Want to know how the CHEESE BURST pizzas look like? Wait for my next post, coming right up!!!! 

Thursday, July 07, 2011

NDP 2011: Majulah! The Singapore Spirit!


I am involved in this year's edition of the National Day Parade (NDP) and the theme for this year is "Majulah! The Singapore Spirit!"

I will be marching during the parade and if your eyesight is good enough, try to spot me in the crowd. I am standing somewhere to the top left of the image above, holding on to the yellow flags - it will be something else on the actual day, something nicer!

Majulah! The Singapore Spirit!!!!

So exciting!!!!

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Earthkeepers, We all can be!

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Earthkeepers?

As residents of the planet Earth, all of us have the responsibilities to take good care of her. We are not doing it just for Earth but for ourselves, our children and the future generations too.

Extreme weathers have hit countries recently and we can’t say for sure if they were part and parcel of Nature or they were the results of our actions. What is definite is that these extreme weathers have caused impact on us.

Droughts. Heavy rainfalls. Unusually high or low temperatures. These phenomenon have affected us one way or another.

Come to think of it… 

Do we really need a plastic bag to contain our purchase when we can just put it in our bags?

Do we really need to use disposable cutleries when the metal ones are available?

Do we all really need to drive a car to work when there is efficient public transport? 

Earthkeepers is a term created by Timberland.

Earth = the place we live in;

Keepers = the guardians.

Together, we can play our parts and do something for Earth.

Timberland started a community project in 2001 at the Horqin Desert in the People’s Republic of China. What used to be green pasture has now become a barren desert. Overgrazing and deforestation, doings of Men caused this dramatic change.

Timberland Earthkeepers have been trying to planting trees to green up the place and as of April 2010, they have planted ONE MILLION trees.

There is a plan to increase this number to TWO MILLION trees and I hope that I can be part of the team to do so.

I have always been encouraging my friends to go green. As I always asked them, “Think! Do I really need this?”

We, humans, have survived without luxury items before. We don’t need luxury items now.

It might be hard to stop ourselves from enjoying luxury items totally but I believe we can slowly reduce our reliance. Do we really need to blast the aircon at 20 Degree Celsius?

Reflection is something that I always do. By looking back at what I have done, I then decide which path I shall take next. I don’t mind getting my hands dirty. I don’t mind embracing high temperatures. So as the goal is a good one, I will go all out for it.

I am working on a project to encourage Singaporeans to use Recycle Bags. The “Bring Your Own Bag” was not a total success but it created awareness which is good. As we progress and understand that our actions do affect our environment, I believe more people will go green. Using Recycle Bags is something small yet but brings across a strong message.

I want to be a Timberland Earthkeeper.

Be a Timberland Earthkeeper and support desert greening in Horqin!

The BEST In-Flight Entertainment

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What to do when there is no In-Flight Entertainment for your flight? Well, just look out the window and enjoy the BEST IFE in the world!

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More photos HERE

Sunday, June 05, 2011

Are YOU Ninja enough?

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It rained so heavily a few hours before the Prelim started that I almost want to do it another day. Rainy days can be such a good excuse to procrastinate on things. From the Foodcourt at Level 3, one can see the whole course clearly. Ain’t that big but it ain’t easy too.

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Sounds good huh? Rock and Roll Barrels? Well, many participants couldn’t clear this obstacle because some how they slipped between the gaps and fell into the water.

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Then jump from the platform onto this obstacle called the Topsy Turvy. It spins! There are two spinning platforms and they spin in different directions.

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Hug the Bear and there you zip across!

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The rules are simple: get across via the bottom part of the net, you fall you out!

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Bounce Bounce Bounce and you shall clear this easily.

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The finale for this course is the Helipad! Basically there are six “steering wheels” and they rotate when you grab hold of it. Easy? Better to try it out yourself!

Registration is opened till 15 June, so you still have time to sign up for it if you are adventurous enough for it. Practices are from Monday to Friday, 2pm to 9pm. And oh, participants can do as many runs as they like until they are satisfied with the timing.

Head off to Velocity @ Novena Square now or sign up online via http://www.velocityurbanattack.com/

The fastest timing recorded so far is 35.56s. Fast. Very fast. I think I want to challenge myself to beat this timing. Possible?

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Eco Music Challenge 2011 SHOWCASE!

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Participants from last year’s edition of the NEA Eco Music Challenge (EMC) came back to the Timbre @ The Substation to present an awesome performance! There’s Inch Chua as the poster girl for this year’s EMC. She said something like this which I thought was very well said:

“When two dots meet, everything suddenly make sense and wah-lah I am on my way…”

Ok, to be honest, I only remembered the “two dots” meeting one another, the other half of the line was something that I squeezed out of my brain. Inch was referring to composing songs and going green when she mentioned the two dots. So when these two components meet and combine in the EMC, she felt that it was a perfect platform for her to showcase her songs and to promote environmental awareness.

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The stage at Timbre @ the Substation was all set up and ready for our performers! Hit it!!!!!!!!

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Seriously, I have previewed some of the songs submitted for this year’s Eco Music Challenge and I felt that the standards are very very high. Most of them, I would say, can be put into an album and is ready for sale. Now who said Singaporeans are not creative and we don’t have enough talents? We just need time and with the right opportunities, they will rise.

Now if you are reading this post for some reasons, pick up your guitar and start composing something. This is a great way to step into the local music industry and doing good at the same time. You have nothing to lose but everything to gain.

Last day of submission is 20 June 2011 via the official EMC website, http://nea.ecomusic.sg/

Need some inspirations for your work? Go to the website and take a look what others have done and be impressed…. (^.^)v

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

Climbnival

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Now here is an event that sounds and looks like it is interesting.

CLIMBNIVAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Quoted from the website: “In the jungle of competitive climbing competitions in Singapore, Climbnival promises to be the DMZ (de-machismo-ed zone) where both recreational and elite climbers can come together and celebrate the spirit of climbing – community, excellence and camaraderie.

Come join us for a fun-filled afternoon and climb to your hearts content!”

Seems like climb and accumulate points, the climber with the highest score wins. Simple!

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Take action NOW!

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Our weather system has been acting strangely over the past few years. Drought here, hurricanes there, earthquake here, heavy snow there. I said “strangely” because these phenomenon are new to me.

Maybe they were part of Mother Nature’s solutions to balance up what the humans have done to this planet.

Maybe they are the adverse effects of deforestation and excessive carbon emission into the atmosphere.

Let’s do something before it is too late. It might be late now, I don’t know. But everybody opt to do something. Take action NOW!!

Do you really need a plastic bag for your purchase at the convenience store?

Why use disposable chopsticks or plastic forks and spoons when there are better choices available.

Do something, be it small or big, and we can save the planet.

Hang and last till the end to win $10,000!

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For a chance to win SGD$10,000, how long do you think you can hang on a cliff?

One will need to outlast the other 99 contestants on the cliff to win.

Are you game for this?

Monday, May 30, 2011

NEA Eco Music Challenge 2011

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Into the second year, The NEA Eco Music Challenge 2011 is back and so far the songs submitted are pretty awesome. It is great to see and hear the works of young Singaporeans. Standard is very high, now who said Singaporeans are not creative?

Here’s an entry which I think is not very mainstream but yet nice. Enjoy!

The ArtScience Museum

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The ArtScience Museum may look like a lotus from far (and actually from near too) but it is not really meant to be a lotus. Instead, it is really a hand with 10 fingers joined together.

It is managed by the Marina Bay Sands and the concept of the museum is pretty cool. Most of the exhibitions are mobile and this means that there will always be something new for everybody. So if you see an interesting exhibition coming up, don’t hesitate!!! Go catch it before it is gone.

Entrance fee is SGD$30 which is not exactly the cheapest here in Singapore. If you want to maximise your time at this museum, do consider bringing a book along. There is a nice café at Basement 2 where you can chill and let time flies.

Sunday, May 29, 2011

What was Dali thinking?

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Is everything really what you see is what you get?

More photos from the visit to the ArtScience Museum can be found here!

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Dali @ the ArtScience Museum

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The ArtScience Museum at the Marina Bay Sands is currently having the exhibition, Dali: Mind of a Genius – The Exhibition. Read all about Dali here.

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“I do not understand why, when I asked for a grilled lobster, I am never served a cooked Telephone.”

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From the ArtScience Museum, this is what one will get to see.

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I hope I got the name of this correct, “Dance of Time”. Dali’s style is really out of this world but yet the meaning behind each artwork can make a lot of senses. Who says 12pm must be the time to eat lunch? Why can’t you eat lunch at 2pm? Time is more than the digits found on the clock.

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This is the Woman Aflame. Her body is burning in flame but yet she is stepping on water. There are drawers on her body and they were drawn opened, indicating that she has nothing to hide. She is a free person.

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Besides the Dali’s exhibits, there are 2 other exhibitions going on as well: Van Gogh Alive – The Exhibition and Shipwrecked: Tang Treasures and Monsoon Winds.

Many thanks to the ASM’s team for the kind hospitality. It was definitely an eye-opener for me and I believe many visitors will learn and benefit from their trip to ASM as well.

I am glad that we have a museum of such high standard. Hopefully, MBS has more exciting plans for Singapore.

The ArtScience Museum Official website: http://www.marinabaysands.com/Singapore-Entertainment/Activities/Art-Science-Museum/