Click ‘+’ to zoom in and ‘-’ to zoom out. You can click and drag the map to move around. Mount Faber path can be seen in the larger map. I decided to try the full-length Southern Ridges walk one morning with Steel Wool. We started from West Coast Park after breakfast. (No prizes for [...]
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Southern Ridges Visual Guide (West Coast Park to Harbourfront)
Posted by acroamatic on May 19, 2008
http://deadpoetscave.com/2008/05/southern-ridges-visual-guide-west-coast-park-to-harbourfront/
Today EasyReader – Not so easy
Today has to be commended for providing readers with so many ways to access their newspaper. There’s the physical copy, available from MRT stations in the morning, and 7-Eleven and Cheers outlets in the afternoon. If you can’t get those, there’s a $10/month subscription. Get the paper delivered to your doorstep every morning. (They claim [...]
Posted by acroamatic on April 1, 2008
http://deadpoetscave.com/2008/04/today-easyreader-not-so-easy/
World Cup 2010 Qualifier – Singapore v Lebanon
Singapore 2 Lebanon 0. That scoreline might come back to haunt us. Qualifying for the 2010 World Cup is still a very distant dream. But to make it happen, we need to punish teams when we can. I’m not being boastful when I say that we could have easily won this game 6-0. We were [...]
Posted by acroamatic on March 27, 2008
http://deadpoetscave.com/2008/03/world-cup-2010-qualifier-singapore-v-lebanon/
National Museum 120th
This is a live report from the National Museum of Singapore! I’m sitting on the National Museum grounds with my MacBook open and free Wi-Fi. I happened to be at The Cathay, and Siva SMSed about the festivities at the National Museum. The museum’s 120th Anniversary celebrations kick off tonight! Right now, a local band [...]
Posted by acroamatic on September 7, 2007
http://deadpoetscave.com/2007/09/national-museum-120th/
Ratatouille and WALL•E
Yup, that picture is not definitely not one of a rat. That’s WALL•E (pronounced ‘Wally’). But more about him later. Ratatouille (Rat-a-too-ee) puts Pixar back on track after the slightly disappointing Cars. You all know the premise of the Ratatouille. Human who can’t cook + rat who can: a whole load of laughter. It’s not [...]
Posted by acroamatic on August 30, 2007
http://deadpoetscave.com/2007/08/ratatouille-and-wall%e2%80%a2e/
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