Wishing All a very prosperous Lunar New Year

Who wants the discounted tickets to the Ting Tings - British’s Hottest New Band?

S$70 (U.P. S$85) and no limit on the number of tickets purchase. Do let me know ya?!

Snowfall is a beautiful screensaver for this Winter season. Upon start, it is beautiful snowflakes with a deep red background. It’s easy to install and it looks great.

Singapore Arcade Showdown is Singapore’s inaugural nationwide Arcade Gaming Competition, to be held in The Arena Zone of Anime Festival Asia 2008, in search of the best arcade gamers in Singapore.

Date: 22 - 23 November 2008
Venue: Suntec Halls 403-404
Time: Timing and schedule to be confirmed on later date.

There will be 3 exciting competitive games to choose from:

The competition will have group stages, followed by playoffs stages. The finals stages will be held on AFA Live main stage for maximum spectatorship.

Be there.

Faster. Higher. Stronger.

Russia’s superwoman Elena Isinbaeva has successfully defended her Olympic title in the Women’s Pole Vault at the National Stadium on Monday, August 18. Two-time world champion Isinbaeva set a world record, her third of the year, when she cleared 5.05m on her third and final attempt.

This is so more inspiring, more than those world records broken in Water Cube.

Watch the sensational moment captured. A truly world class performance.

Michael Phelps out swam Milorad Cavic of Serbia with a new Olympic record time of 50.58 to win the Men’s 100m Butterfly final. The win brings Phelps’ seventh gold medal at the Beijing Games and ties the world record for most gold medals at a single Olympics set by Mark Spitz (USA) at the Munich 1972 Games.

This is the only event in which Phelps participates that he does not hold the world record time.

Catch the historical moment on Michael Phelps become the greatest swimmer on Men’s 4 x 100m Medley Relay Final, 10:58 a.m.(UTC/GMT +8) on August 17, National Aquatics Center.

Lee Chong Wei from Malaysia, the world’s No. 2 shuttler, has entered men’s singles final at the Beijing Olympic Games. He eliminated Lee Hyun-il from South Korea to qualify for the final with 21-18, 13-21, 21-13. He will be facing his tradition rival China world’s No. 1 Lin Dan in the final.

The final showdown will take place at 8:48 p.m. (UTC/GMT +8) on August 17 at the Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium (北京工業大學體育館). If he wins in the final, it would be the first ever Olympic gold for Malaysia, you know?!

Just like Malaysia hoping for the FIRST ever gold medal in Olympics, Singapore also marked history to win the first medal in 48 years in Olympics history, after beating South Korea 3-2 in the semifinal of the women’s team table tennis tournament at the Beijing Olympic Games.

The Southeast Asian city-state, with a population of 4.6 million, has never won a medal at the Games since a silver for men’s weightlifting in 1960. Singapore pinned its hopes on its women paddlers, led by Beijing-born Li Jia Wei.

China will go head to head with Singapore for the gold. So far, the top-ranked Chinese women’s team has never lost any contest to the second seed Singapore which makes them a clear favorite. The gold medal match will take place at 7:30 p.m. (UTC/GMT+8) August 17.

Go Go Lee, and Li also lah.