Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Argh

Exploited....unreasonable.....incomprehensible impatience.....best part is i m doing it!


Friday, October 10, 2008

Disturbing

Recently, I have been bugged by many things. First of all, the financial turmoil is even more dramatic than Jackie Chan's kung fu movies. The amount of money being wipped out of the stock markets is at rates unprecedented. I am quite certain that at least 95% of the people who invest in stocks would have suffered more than double-digit percentage losses. As one friend puts it, the half-life of the stocks are very short, ie: it is worth less than half it was in a short span of time.

Next lies in the uncertainty in the future where I am concerned...that is securing a job. It suddenly hit me like a freight train that I may not be getting a cushy job that pays well. Far from that, I may not even secure a job! Sell backside alr...dunno if anyone wants? aNy taKeRs? I have a round and bubbly butt...opps...tt was too graphic..haha...apologizes.

Thirdly, this part of my concern is sth which i cannot describe properly. haha...wat i can describe is tt the task i m involved in is quite demeaning but for certain things, i guess it's worth it...it builds one's characeter, initiative and boldness and most imptly the learning curve...

Friday, October 3, 2008

Think...thinking...

I was thinking this is just so tiring...keep searching and searching...the result is almost as good as the previous time...but when its time...it has to be done...it's been a long and arduous search....haiz...


Ken Lee ? Can't Live Without You

She's very good though she needs some English lessons to break into the international scene.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Gentle breeze

Have you ever wondered why is breeze gentle? Why is breeze always associated with deep thoughts, tranquil setting and mystical touch?

Monday, September 29, 2008

F1

Bravo to ppl who brought F1 to Singapore and double bravo to people who made F1 a success. I was initially very sceptical about having F1 in Singapore with all the road closure and mess to traffic and the likes. However, after watching it live on Channel 5, I was so emotional, about to jump up and down and scream my support for Kimi. That was not true, of course.

What is true is I was gently impressed by how our roads can be turned into a race track. The night view was simply breath-taking and unprecedented (since its the first night race for F1). It has won me over hands down! I sat through all 61 laps of it and like the night race for F1, it was a first for me. Good job!

On a similar note, being a partisan tennis fan, I would like some rich fellows to bring a WTA or ATP tennis tournament to Singapore. They have it Thailand, Indonesia and China, why not Singapore? I believe if we can do that, we can truely assert ourselves as the sports hub of SEA.


Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Imports

Of late, there have been many happenings with 'imports'! First and foremost, there is the imported economic bear-run, as a result of toxic debts stemming from unregulated banks.

Next, there is foreign imports! Imported talent helping us win an Olympic medal. Strangely, there is no apparent reports of any imported para-olympians...

Next, there is imported crime! The Yishun triple murders, where the alleged perpetrator and victims are from China. We import crime to our shores...not that we dun export crimes overseas...so all is fair and square.

Next, what makes me really ruffled is the imported melamine tainted milk products! It is ok according to food science experts who tested the amount of melamine in the white candy sweet and the likes with melamine levels lesser than the guidelines set by American standards. But, why is melamine, an industrial and agricultural raw material doing in dairy products in the first place? Apparently, to trick the detection system into accepting that the diluted milk contains sufficient proteins since melamine and proteins contain nitrogen and nitrogen is used as a detection indicator for proteins. I believe that if rats contain high levels of nitrogen, they would grind them and put them into the milk if not for the processing of the fur and tails!

It totally jolts one's confidence in purchasing ANY products which are even remotely linked to China.
I mean, I have no prejudice against the before-mentioned country. However, my fears are not unfounded. Look no further than 2007. There was the luncheon meat scare, then the toy paint scare, and now, the milk product scare? What's next?...perhaps the can of soft drink or even the cheap t-shirts u got from pasa malam could be emitting toxic yet odorless fumes from dyes under the hot sun!