And that's all for January's box. :)
Have not tried the items yet so no review as of now. If I find any of the items spectacularly good, I will be sure to share it. :)
Thursday, January 31, 2013
January Bellabox : Chinese New Year Version
And that's all for January's box. :)
Have not tried the items yet so no review as of now. If I find any of the items spectacularly good, I will be sure to share it. :)
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
WTS : La Mer The Moisturising Soft Cream Retailing @ $255 SGD
Hopefully can deal before CNY, a good present for Valentines Day! Thanks!
Saturday, January 26, 2013
#punggoleast #byelection Results !
#punggoleast #byelection
Punggol East By-Election RESULTS: WP- 16,038 votes, PAP- 12,856 votes, Reform Party - 353 votes, SDA - 168 votes
Congratulations to Worker's Party, Lee Li Lian
Punggol East By-Election RESULTS: WP- 16,038 votes, PAP- 12,856 votes, Reform Party - 353 votes, SDA - 168 votes
Congratulations to Worker's Party, Lee Li Lian
Friday, January 25, 2013
Alvin & Vivian are back in the news! - Alvivi
http://www.youtube.com/user/SexcussionsAlvivi
NSFW - Not Safe for Work
Youtube Channel Description:
Hi. We're Alvin and Vivian.
Sexcussions with Alvivi is a weekly show where we talk about anything and everything related to sex.
We feel that sex is extremely important yet under-discussed, especially sexual health, sexual identity, sexual morality, and of course sexual happiness.
Thus we hope to inspire Malaysians and Singaporeans to open up more not just on sex but also other issues close to heart.
We are currently 100% independent and do this full-time, so every T-shirt or poster you purchase from our merchandise store pays for our electricity and groceries bills.
You are the reason we continue to live and thrive -- no exaggeration.
We truly, truly appreciate all your support, and we hope you enjoy everything we have in store for you. :)
P.S. Write to us: alvivi.swingers@gmail.com!
http://www.facebook.com/alvivi.swingers
https://twitter.com/AlviviSwingers
http://shop.alvivi.tv/
Insing Article:
A sexologist in Singapore has raised concerns that a video blog started by a couple gives a one-sided view of sex, and does not address health risks linked to sexual activities.
The couple, Alvin Tan and Vivian Lee, who made news last October for their sex blog, are now playing at being “sex counsellors”, as they make a comeback on social media with a video blog to offer “sex tips”.
Dr Martha Lee, 36, a sexuality educator certified by the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists, said that the couple are giving information about sex “as if it were fact when it is a matter of their opinion” and it “would have been socially responsible to state so”.
Some of the tips they share, for example, are their own sexual preferences and opinions on sex, but it seems like they are passing them on as truths.
The pair have also “reduced sex to a mere physical act”, Dr Lee said, making it “a numbers game where men are conquerors and women should ‘wear something sexy’”, and both men and women are objectified.
Tan, a 24-year-old former law scholar with the National University of Singapore, and his partner Lee, 23, have put out three videos – each five to seven minutes long – on a new YouTube channel.
In the clips, the two of them sit half-naked in bed, bantering on about how to get sexually active or about foreplay before intercourse, peppering their chat with vulgar words.
In one exchange on how to find someone who will have sex with you, their “tips” include “don’t be ugly” and to “approach a lot of girls”.
For girls who want sex, they suggest stalking a guy and letting him know your interest by “brushing your boobs (breasts) against him”.
Another clip shows the couple – who are Malaysians – going around interviewing people in Kuala Lumpur on their sexual preferences.
SEX EXPERT’S VIEWS
Dr Lee, who is a clinical sexologist with Eros Coaching, watched the couple’s YouTube videos and gave more of her assessment to inSing News.
She is concerned that in giving out sex tips, there is no mention of the risk of sexually transmitted infections – such as Hepatitis A or B, gonorrhoea, syphilis, and herpes or genital warts – that can be caught through some of the foreplay the couple purport.
She also highlighted one part of the video which has a reference to rape: “Now I am going to rape Vivian”, Tan says at the end of the clip.
Dr Lee said that rape is a serious matter with dire consequences and lasting damage.
“Such language only goes to show there was little thought about negative consequences on viewers or any real intent to educate viewers,” she pointed out.
Dr Lee said she has no issue with the couple expressing themselves freely online, but the main worry is when young and impressionable viewers watch the content and see it as valuable advice, using this as a yardstick on how to “score”.
“As a society, we already have very little sex education growing up and little meaningful dialogue about sex and sexuality. Videos like these really doesn’t (do) nobody any real favours,” she said.
“If the public takes whatever they are saying with a huge pinch of salt and just watch (the videos) for the laughs, then it’s fine, (but) I hope that the public is smart enough to question what this couple purports to be ‘teaching’.”
VIEWERS REACT
The three Youtube video clips have chalked up more than 63,000 views and viewers who have commented on the videos have mixed reactions to the content.
YouTube user “Katherine Lee Chu” thought the couple are “disgusting.”
“Where is your repentance. Stop seeking cheap (and) disgusting publicity,” she said.
On the flipside, others welcome the efforts of the couple to discuss sex in the open in conservative societies such as Singapore and Malaysia.
Another YouTube user, “Ian Loh”, wrote: “I really admire (their) courage despite (the) negative feedback or discouraging remarks. I really believe that after all those things that (they) went through, the society should be more open minded.”
The couple have plans to publish one video every week to “inspire Malaysians and Singaporeans to open up more not just on sex but also other issues close to heart”.
“We feel that sex is extremely important yet under-discussed, especially sexual health, sexual identity, sexual morality, and of course sexual happiness,” they wrote on the YouTube channel.
NSFW - Not Safe for Work
Youtube Channel Description:
Hi. We're Alvin and Vivian.
Sexcussions with Alvivi is a weekly show where we talk about anything and everything related to sex.
We feel that sex is extremely important yet under-discussed, especially sexual health, sexual identity, sexual morality, and of course sexual happiness.
Thus we hope to inspire Malaysians and Singaporeans to open up more not just on sex but also other issues close to heart.
We are currently 100% independent and do this full-time, so every T-shirt or poster you purchase from our merchandise store pays for our electricity and groceries bills.
You are the reason we continue to live and thrive -- no exaggeration.
We truly, truly appreciate all your support, and we hope you enjoy everything we have in store for you. :)
P.S. Write to us: alvivi.swingers@gmail.com!
http://www.facebook.com/alvivi.swingers
https://twitter.com/AlviviSwingers
http://shop.alvivi.tv/
Insing Article:
A sexologist in Singapore has raised concerns that a video blog started by a couple gives a one-sided view of sex, and does not address health risks linked to sexual activities.
The couple, Alvin Tan and Vivian Lee, who made news last October for their sex blog, are now playing at being “sex counsellors”, as they make a comeback on social media with a video blog to offer “sex tips”.
Dr Martha Lee, 36, a sexuality educator certified by the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists, said that the couple are giving information about sex “as if it were fact when it is a matter of their opinion” and it “would have been socially responsible to state so”.
Some of the tips they share, for example, are their own sexual preferences and opinions on sex, but it seems like they are passing them on as truths.
The pair have also “reduced sex to a mere physical act”, Dr Lee said, making it “a numbers game where men are conquerors and women should ‘wear something sexy’”, and both men and women are objectified.
Tan, a 24-year-old former law scholar with the National University of Singapore, and his partner Lee, 23, have put out three videos – each five to seven minutes long – on a new YouTube channel.
In the clips, the two of them sit half-naked in bed, bantering on about how to get sexually active or about foreplay before intercourse, peppering their chat with vulgar words.
In one exchange on how to find someone who will have sex with you, their “tips” include “don’t be ugly” and to “approach a lot of girls”.
For girls who want sex, they suggest stalking a guy and letting him know your interest by “brushing your boobs (breasts) against him”.
Another clip shows the couple – who are Malaysians – going around interviewing people in Kuala Lumpur on their sexual preferences.
SEX EXPERT’S VIEWS
Dr Lee, who is a clinical sexologist with Eros Coaching, watched the couple’s YouTube videos and gave more of her assessment to inSing News.
She is concerned that in giving out sex tips, there is no mention of the risk of sexually transmitted infections – such as Hepatitis A or B, gonorrhoea, syphilis, and herpes or genital warts – that can be caught through some of the foreplay the couple purport.
She also highlighted one part of the video which has a reference to rape: “Now I am going to rape Vivian”, Tan says at the end of the clip.
Dr Lee said that rape is a serious matter with dire consequences and lasting damage.
“Such language only goes to show there was little thought about negative consequences on viewers or any real intent to educate viewers,” she pointed out.
Dr Lee said she has no issue with the couple expressing themselves freely online, but the main worry is when young and impressionable viewers watch the content and see it as valuable advice, using this as a yardstick on how to “score”.
“As a society, we already have very little sex education growing up and little meaningful dialogue about sex and sexuality. Videos like these really doesn’t (do) nobody any real favours,” she said.
“If the public takes whatever they are saying with a huge pinch of salt and just watch (the videos) for the laughs, then it’s fine, (but) I hope that the public is smart enough to question what this couple purports to be ‘teaching’.”
VIEWERS REACT
The three Youtube video clips have chalked up more than 63,000 views and viewers who have commented on the videos have mixed reactions to the content.
YouTube user “Katherine Lee Chu” thought the couple are “disgusting.”
“Where is your repentance. Stop seeking cheap (and) disgusting publicity,” she said.
On the flipside, others welcome the efforts of the couple to discuss sex in the open in conservative societies such as Singapore and Malaysia.
Another YouTube user, “Ian Loh”, wrote: “I really admire (their) courage despite (the) negative feedback or discouraging remarks. I really believe that after all those things that (they) went through, the society should be more open minded.”
The couple have plans to publish one video every week to “inspire Malaysians and Singaporeans to open up more not just on sex but also other issues close to heart”.
“We feel that sex is extremely important yet under-discussed, especially sexual health, sexual identity, sexual morality, and of course sexual happiness,” they wrote on the YouTube channel.
Monday, January 21, 2013
Dinner @ Old Airport Market !
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
ADV: SAYS - Singapore Social News Network PLUS a CNY Giveaway !
Apart from Blogging, Phewtick and Google Adsense, there is now an even simpler way for you to earn money! Plus, it's actually fun to do!
Introducing SAYS - Singapore Social News Network. All you need to do is register, share and get rewarded for sharing the latest, must know news to your friends! It's good to be in the know and SAYS helps you to do just that.
For this Chinese New Year, SAYS is running a CNY Giveaway to grow their Singapore Community for Social Media Users like U and Me.
Join the SAYS CNY Giveway Contest and Grow SAYS Community:
To be in the running, you just have to register, login and start sharing Specials to earn lucky tickets!
What do you stand to win:
A $5,000 Ang Pao if you are REALLY LUCKY. Cash prizes varies just like the ones we get from our family and relatives. Only 1 winner will get the $5,000 so share more now for more lucky tickets!
How is it given away?
SAYS will give out 1 Ang Pao everyday for 30 days, So you stand a chance to be a winner every day for 30 days!
Now you know the basics, it's time to get to the JUICY part.
With $5,000, what would U do?
I know what I would dream to do but there's too many to list so here's my TOP 5 :
No.1 : I will use it to finance my trip to Japan in April with my family. This would probably take up the whole $5,000 on it's own! :P
No. 2: I will use it to purchase a laptop for my Dad who has just recently retired. *Looks at the hole in my pocket* There goes $3,000 dollars....but on the advice of an Eye Doctor don't buy cheap electronics because it's bad for the eyes!
No.3: I will spend $3,000 to take my driving license.
No.4: R & R on a cruise with my parents because they deserve a good break! I will probably pick a 3 days to 4 days cruise that costs around $800 per person so that they can spend a little extra on the ship.
No.5: I will pamper my family with an overnight spa package at Tempat Senang! Average costs are around $450 SGD per pax for a 3D2N stay with Spa Services and Ferry but it will surely leave us all refresh and energised.
And that's my TOP 5 ! Besides the above, I will also use some of the money to treat my close friends and colleagues to a meal and save the rest up if there's actually any left! ;)
So what are U waiting for? Sign up @ http://says.com/sg to get your lucky tickets now !
The earlier you join, the more chances you have as the winners are selected everyday! PLUS, you will also have more days to get more lucky tickets!
To find out if you are one of the lucky winners, you can also follow them on facebook @ http://facebook.com/sayssingapore for the latest updates too! Winners are announced 'Live' through video streaming at 3pm every day for 30 days!
Here's wishing good luck to everyone ! Huat Ah!
Introducing SAYS - Singapore Social News Network. All you need to do is register, share and get rewarded for sharing the latest, must know news to your friends! It's good to be in the know and SAYS helps you to do just that.
For this Chinese New Year, SAYS is running a CNY Giveaway to grow their Singapore Community for Social Media Users like U and Me.
To be in the running, you just have to register, login and start sharing Specials to earn lucky tickets!
What do you stand to win:
A $5,000 Ang Pao if you are REALLY LUCKY. Cash prizes varies just like the ones we get from our family and relatives. Only 1 winner will get the $5,000 so share more now for more lucky tickets!
How is it given away?
SAYS will give out 1 Ang Pao everyday for 30 days, So you stand a chance to be a winner every day for 30 days!
Now you know the basics, it's time to get to the JUICY part.
With $5,000, what would U do?
I know what I would dream to do but there's too many to list so here's my TOP 5 :
No.1 : I will use it to finance my trip to Japan in April with my family. This would probably take up the whole $5,000 on it's own! :P
No. 2: I will use it to purchase a laptop for my Dad who has just recently retired. *Looks at the hole in my pocket* There goes $3,000 dollars....but on the advice of an Eye Doctor don't buy cheap electronics because it's bad for the eyes!
No.3: I will spend $3,000 to take my driving license.
No.4: R & R on a cruise with my parents because they deserve a good break! I will probably pick a 3 days to 4 days cruise that costs around $800 per person so that they can spend a little extra on the ship.
No.5: I will pamper my family with an overnight spa package at Tempat Senang! Average costs are around $450 SGD per pax for a 3D2N stay with Spa Services and Ferry but it will surely leave us all refresh and energised.
And that's my TOP 5 ! Besides the above, I will also use some of the money to treat my close friends and colleagues to a meal and save the rest up if there's actually any left! ;)
So what are U waiting for? Sign up @ http://says.com/sg to get your lucky tickets now !
The earlier you join, the more chances you have as the winners are selected everyday! PLUS, you will also have more days to get more lucky tickets!
To find out if you are one of the lucky winners, you can also follow them on facebook @ http://facebook.com/sayssingapore for the latest updates too! Winners are announced 'Live' through video streaming at 3pm every day for 30 days!
Here's wishing good luck to everyone ! Huat Ah!
Parody Facebook Page - SMRT Ltd (Feedback)
Many have mistook them for the real SMRT Feedback page but that's part of the fun especially when some still do not get it even after receiving ridiculous replies from the page administrators.
Some of the jokes may be a little too much but if you are able to take it with a HUGE pinch of salt, they are doing their part to make Singapore a little less emotionless.
Furthermore, our GOV are not offended as of now (and I hope they will not be) so let's all have a good laugh at some of the classics :
Proof of their popularity:
Monday, January 14, 2013
Breakfast @ Pek Kio Market
Friday, January 11, 2013
Dim Sum @ Geylang - 126
Thursday, January 10, 2013
This is ridiculous.
Delhi Rape Victims Are to Blame, Defendants’ Lawyer Says
By Andrew MacAskill | Bloomberg – 24 minutes agoThe lawyer representing three of the men charged with the gang rape and murder of a medical student aboard a moving bus in New Delhi has blamed the victims for the assault, saying he has never heard of a “respected lady” being raped in India.
Manohar Lal Sharma said his clients will plead not guilty to all charges today when they make their next court appearance. His comments come as Indians have reacted with outrage to the opinions of politicians and a religious preacher who have accused westernized women of inviting sexual assaults. Sharma said the male companion of the murdered 23-year-old was “wholly responsible” for the incident as the unmarried couple should not have been on the streets at night.
“Until today I have not seen a single incident or example of rape with a respected lady,” Sharma said in an interview at a cafe outside the Supreme Court in India’s capital. “Even an underworld don would not like to touch a girl with respect.”
Sharma’s comments highlight frequently aired attitudes toward women in India. Activists say reporting of sex crimes and police investigations of rape are hindered by a tendency to blame the victim for not following the traditional, conservative social roles ascribed to women.
“This is the mentality which most Indian men are suffering from unfortunately,” said Ranjana Kumari, director for the New Delhi-based Centre for Social Research. “That is the mindset that has been perpetrating this crime because they justify it indirectly, you asked for it so it is your responsibility.”
‘Chant God’s Name’
A spiritual guru, Asharam, sparked an outcry earlier this week when he said the New Delhi victim was equally responsible and should have “chanted God’s name and fallen at the feet of the attackers” to stop the assault.Mohan Bhagwat, the head of the pro-Hindu Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh that underpins the country’s main opposition political party, said rapes only occur in Indian cities, not in its villages, because women there adopt western lifestyles.
Sharma said the man and woman should not have been traveling back late in the evening and making their journey on public transport. He also said it was the man’s responsibility to protect the woman and that he had failed in his duty.
“The man has broken the faith of the woman,” Sharma said yesterday. “If a man fails to protect the woman, or she has a single doubt about his failure to protect her, the woman will never go with that man.”
Sharma, 56, a Supreme Court lawyer for the last two decades, says that his clients are innocent.
Courtroom Chaos
“This is a very complicated case and the matter has not been solved yet,” he said. Police have said they have DNA evidence linking all six to the crime.Ram Singh, the driver of the bus and the alleged ringleader, is struggling to communicate and fluctuating between crying and laughing, Sharma said. Sharma, who has also been appointed to represent Singh’s brother Mukesh and Akshay Kumar Singh, who is unrelated, plans to challenge police over their handling of the evidence.
Sharma’s appointment comes after chaotic scenes on Jan. 7 that forced the magistrate to order a private hearing over concerns for the safety of the accused. Sharma was one of two lawyers denounced by other advocates for volunteering to represent the defendants.
Arguments and scuffles over his offer led the magistrate to order the court room be cleared and future sessions to be held behind closed doors.
Becoming Doctor
The gang rape of the woman on Dec. 16 provoked a sustained and charged debate about the safety of women in the world’s biggest democracy. The brutality of the crime and allegations by the male friend of the victim that it took police 45 minutes to respond to calls outraged the nation.Describing the victim’s battle for life, her father said in an interview with British television channel ITV yesterday that he was initially optimistic that she would survive the attack. He said his daughter’s ambition was to be a doctor.
“Her main aim was that our family wouldn’t have to suffer any more,” the father said, his face blurred by the channel to protect his identity.
The attack on the woman and her friend, which led to her death almost two weeks later, forced the government to address demands for swifter justice, safer streets and heavier sentences in rape cases. India’s top court on Jan. 4 began considering demands for faster trials and the suspension of lawmakers accused of sex crimes.
Three Illiterate
Sharma said he met the defendants for the first time on Jan. 7 for 15 minutes and was due to talk with them again yesterday. The three defendants he is representing put their thumb prints on forms appointing Sharma as their lawyer because they are illiterate, according to a copy of the documents given to Bloomberg News.Five of the six accused will be tried for abduction, rape and murder, among other charges, government prosecutor Rajiv Mohan said Jan. 6. The other, said to be a juvenile, has been appearing before a separate judicial panel.
The male friend of the woman who was repeatedly raped and brutalized aboard the bus last month has recounted the two-hour attack which ended with the couple being thrown on to the roadside, ignored by passersby and argued over by police.
‘Seeking Revenge’
In a Jan. 4 interview with the Zee News television channel, the man, who along with the rape victim hasn’t been officially identified, described how they were lured on to the bus operating illegally on the night of Dec. 16 as they returned home from a movie theater in a southern neighborhood of the Indian capital.The six men aboard the bus, “which had tinted windows and curtains, had laid a trap for us,” he told the channel. “They beat us up, hit us with an iron rod, snatched our clothes and belongings and threw us off the bus on a deserted stretch.” The woman, who was flown to Singapore for medical treatment, died in the hospital Dec. 29.
Sharma says there are number of discrepancies in the police’s version of the events, which he will reveal in court. The only example he was willing to give is the failure of the police almost three weeks after the attack to determine whether one of the accused is a juvenile.
Sharma criticized the lawyers of a local district association who have said no advocates should represent the accused.
“These people are just seeking revenge,” Sharma said. “They are not seeking justice. A defendant has a right to a lawyer, this is a basic principle of a modern society.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Andrew MacAskill in New Delhi at amacaskill@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Peter Hirschberg at phirschberg@bloomberg.net
This article was originally published on Bloomberg.com on Jan 10, 2013 2:29 PM GMT+0800.
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