2010 New Year Countdown Party for all
The celebration of the year is just around the corner.
Very soon, we’ll be saying Good Bye to 2009 and Welcome 2010.
I compile a list of FREE countdown party that you might want to spend the night there.
1) Countdown Party at Labrador Park
A countdown party with a difference will be held at Labrador Park, starting from 10pm to 6.30am the next morning. This party is open to everyone. Free entrance.
This party is organised jointly by the Radin Mas Citizens’ Consultative Committee and the Hua Yuan Association.
The night’s programmes includes cultural performance shows such as long-nozzle teapot dance from Chong Qing, belly dancing and drum performance from the Middle East. Magic duo JC Sum and ‘Magic Babe’ Ning will put on an illusion show, while a movie marathon with five Chinese and English films will be screened.
Families can take part in activities such as paying a fee to sing karaoke corner by the seaside, buying food for a barbecue or letting their children play at a children’s corner.
The organiser also arranging free shuttle buses, that will take the public from four pick-up points to Labrador Park.
The shuttle bus will be running at 15-minute intervals from 10pm on new year’s eve to 6am the next day.
The pick-up points are:
Raffles Place MRT Station (in front of Republic Plaza)
Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station (in front of Park Mall)
Tiong Bahru MRT Station (opposite Tiong Bahru Plaza)
Harbourfront MRT Station (bus stop in front of food court)
source: The Straits Time
2) Marina Bay SINGAPORE Countdown 2010
Come down to Marina Bay with your friends and family in shared aspiration and countdown to 2010 as a nation in a warm and meaningful way. Witness the spectacular sight of 20,000 floating Wishing Spheres bearing the New Year wishes of fellow Singaporeans.
Venue : Esplanade Waterfront & Marina Bay
Free admission, except for entry to The Float at Marina Bay
Link: Check out these activities.
3) 91.3FM New Year Countdown Party@ACM 2010
Count down to the New Year 2010 with 91.3 FM as they spin the most popular radio hits of 2009. Look out for chart-toppers Jack and Rai, fire-eater magician Bosco and percussion group Beatswork.
Program from 8pm at Asian Civilisations Museum, Empress Place. Also enjoy free can enjoy free UDDERS ice-cream, Coke and Bacardi cocktails and Royals mini-chicken pie.
Free admission from 5pm-1am.
Link: 91.3FM Countdown Party @ ACM 2010
What is your plan for the countdown celebration party?
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my family, friends & colleague.
Hope you all enjoy the festive seasons with your family and friends.
Click to play and watch. Do leave me comments, if you think I dance well … 
Me dancing specially for you in this wonderful festive seasons.
looks so funny and dancing is incredible … , right?
p.s: I can’t imagine me doing this in real life.
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Transformers knocks over building in Shanghai
Just couple of days ago, a almost complete new apartment building in Shanghai collapse. Click to read the news.
It was caused by Transformers.
Creative Chinese citizen created lots more funny pictures of this incident.
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Microsoft no longer send MCP certificates
Just learn from MCP portal that Microsoft will discontinue sending Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) certificates from July 2009. If you want a paper certificate, then you must pay shipping and handling fees.
According to born to learn, Microsoft is supporting GREEN movement and to reduce carbon footprint.
What a lousy excuses!
Imaging after you study so hard to pass the exam, you got nothing to prove. Microsoft make so much money and each Microsoft exam is not cheap, S$265 per paper ~~ 
They can cut the useless wallet card & welcome kit, but not the certificate.
Microsoft had remove many MCP benefits many years ago, like the pin badge, TechNet membership, etc
Now, don’t even get a certificate.
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To Buy Philips Coffee Maker or Not?
The Philips Experience Showroom is running the annual Great Singapore Sales promotion this month. Philips staff can enjoy at least 40% discount on all products, including TV, audio, MP3, domestic appliances, etc.
I’m looking at this Philips coffee maker. Retail price is S$48. After 40% off, staff price is about $28.80.
I’ve been pondering on whether I should buy a coffee maker.
I drink coffee everyday, but this is not a good reason to buy a coffer maker.
I can’t convince myself to buy one.
Should I buy or not?
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