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Hi guys, well after a day off work. I came across this movies online and do not ask me how i get it but i manage to saw this movie which is not even show in singapore. For all those Singapore readers out there, I am going to do a review on this movie. It had not been reviewed by the local newspaper by the way...

This movie was talking about a guy who aready in the 40 year old virgin who fall in love who a old hottie grandma of 3 kids. And came across ton of funny action and is a comedy movies after all.. I am not going to tell you what happen but you have to watch the movies when it arrive...

However you can take a preview here. Atl you can read some catch up at Here!! I do not know Steve Carell is but you can find there a CNN review this movie. There one thing i can tell you is this movie had a very good powerful comedy love script. I will give a 8 Stars out of this movie.

I going to get a birthday gift for my girlfriend. I really wonder what type of watch she will like? Anyway i very hungry now and i think i going to for a "Pepper Lunch" Festival. Their beef is fresh and good mann.. I always like their garlic soya sauce. There one thing i really do not understand most of the women will like white or pink colours.

Well, after all she is the one you love and care the most.. I think i am going down to one of the watch shop and wip her a good Casio Baby-G out of that..

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The mayor of one Budapest district wants female City Hall staff to wear miniskirts only if they have "completely perfect legs" and the skirts are no shorter than 2-3 centimeters (about 1 inch) above the knee.

Del.icio.us is a fast-growing social bookmarks network. It enables people to centralise their bookmarks (favourites) on-line, share them with others, and even view bookmarks of people whose interests intersect. This also provides insight into the popularity of links.

Each bookmark in Del.icio.us can be delivered as an RSS feed, which can then be added to the native browser as a live bookmark, i.e. a dynamic bookmark whose source is remote. Bookmarks as such are still significantly slower than a personal portal.
del.icio.us

Import/Export in Del.icio.us

Here is one major pitfall: Del.icio.us do not yet incorporate import and export facilities, which is surprising. This has two implications:

* All bookmarks are dependent upon a remote source, namely del.icio.us. They may not always be available and there is a vendor lock-in situation.
* Assemblage of bookmarks must begin from scratch, with little or no chance for re-use.

There are third-party solutions, but they are not ideal:

* tagSense.net - a Windows del.icio.us client which can import bookmarks fully.
* Netscape-style import script - a perl script which imports Netscape-style bookmark files into del.icio.us
* delicious2safari - import tool which brings del.icio.us to Safari.

I was curious today on a US server that two guys on the same team had a score of about 200+ with no deaths or kills. I sneaked into there base the next round to have a look, and found them both in a building, taking turns at resupplying each other.
The first would shoot all the rounds in his pistol, then the other resupply him. Then they would swop, hence getting a supply point.


Throwing bags of ammo and heal bag will not help. What i see the highest soce per match is 376 point by one of my tawianese friend.. So for my highest per map is around 200 plus i think...

What do you have to say?

When anyone asks what podcasting is, we can easily find technical definitions and short histories of it online (e.g. via Wikipedia). I believe that the harder concept to grasp is really how it is different from existing online media, such as audioblogs or even webcasts. Just where do we draw the line to call something a podcast? To distinguish what a podcast is, I produced a comparative table to show the relative difference between these online audio media. This table is by no mean complete and I aim to build on it based on the comments and suggestions you post.

Relative Differences in online audio delivery channels (ver 1.0a)

	Webcast	Audioblog	Podcast
Requirement	Streaming server / client software	Web browser & mp3/wav audio player	Podcast Aggregator Software
Delivery Method	Streaming	Download	Download/Torrents
Published via	Web page	Blog	RSS 2.0 feed (subscription)
Timeliness	Real Time / Pre-recorded	Pre-recorded	Pre-recorded (Time-shifting)
Cost	Expensive	Cheap	Cheap
Technical Expertise	High	Low	Medium
Examples	SHOUTcast	Audioblogging	Last 100 Podcasts

What do you think?

Singapore police handcuffed and locked up a U.S. citizen for bringing 58 pornographic DVDs and video CDs into the wealthy city-state when he moved to Singapore last year, a newspaper reported Thursday.

The Straits Times said Singapore state prosecutors had dropped charges of possessing uncertified and obscene films against Tran Nghia Hong after he presented them with a declaration by his brother, stating that he was missing "certain DVDs."

The films, found by Singapore customs officers in a shipment of his belongings from California, included titles such as "Frivolous Lola," "Copulation Nation" and "Lord of the Strings."

"I was handcuffed and put in a lock-up for four hours after I was charged," the report quoted Tran, 35, as saying.

Eight brave volunteers have been sent into London Zoo to spend three days living as animals, with only strategically placed fig leaves to preserve their modesty.


Visitors to the humans-turned-animals project will see the volunteers keeping amused with games (pin the tail on the donkey, perhaps), music (Eye of the Tiger?) and arts and crafts (with a little animal magic).

# Globally, people are having sex an average of 103 times a year with women (106) having sex more frequently than men (101)

# 35-44 year olds are having the most sex (116) compared to just 91 times for the 16-20 age group

# The French (137), Greeks (133) Hungarians and Serbian and Montenegrins (both 131) are having the most sex, while those in Japan (46), Hong Kong and Singapore (both 79) are the least sexually active

It’s no secret that a few of the major labels have been feeling a little, uh, antsy about the price Apple charges for downloads at the iTunes Music Store letting Apple sell music, they’ve been making noise for months now about how they feel like they’re getting a raw deal, and the New York Times reports that at least two of the biggies are headed for a showdown with Steve and co. No label is definitely pulling out or anything, at least not yet, but apparently the labels are putting pressure on Apple to loosen up the pricing structure and let them charge more for new hit songs and less for cuts from the back catalog. Oh, and they’re also annoyed that Apple won’t open up and let other manufacturers license its FairPlay DRM or allow the iPod to play DRM’d downloads from other online shops (either move would probably broaden the customer base for downloads).

We totally get why the labels might want to have the flexibility to charge more for some songs and less for others (basic supply and demand), but they already get about 70 cents of every 99 cent iTMS download and so jacking up the price of new music would probably be one of those smooth moves that merely results in plenty of customers returning to P2P services where they can get the same music for free (and without all that DRM nastiness).

Recommend serving this with sea-salted avocado slices.

* 2 tsp. extra-virgin olive oil
* 2 free-range, boneless, skinless chicken breasts (8 oz. each), sliced thin and cut into bite-size pieces
* 2 cloves garlic, minced
* Juice of 1/2 large lemon
* 4 oz. whole-wheat penne or other whole-wheat pasta of choice
* 1 tsp. unsalted European butter
* 1 small bunch fresh arugula, roughly chopped
* 2 tbsp. chopped fresh chives

1 Place the olive oil, chicken pieces, garlic and lemon juice in a baking pan. Stir to coat. Bake in a 400° F oven for 10 minutes, or until chicken is fully cooked.

2 Meanwhile, cook pasta in boiling salted water. Drain and return pasta to pot, tossing with the butter.

3 Mix the arugula and chives in with the cooked chicken. Toss the pasta into the chicken-arugula mixture.

4 Season to taste with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Serve with lemon wedges. Sprinkle with grated Asiago cheese, if desired.

**390 calories, 10 g fat, 45 g carbs, 8 g fiber

While i was sufting i came across a Vietnamese blog.. In the blog words are alien to me and they are in Vietnamese!! >_

For those who do not know what Singapore looks like! You will find Singapore on the tiny dot on the Earth Map or Goggles Earth. Living in Singapore is hot weather all year round... You can find all kinds of food all year round.

As for me like most of the Singaporean do live in a HDB flat. Some say may ask what a HDB flat?


There was once a US reporter asks 'The Singapore Prime Minister' "What your country can do, that no other country cannot do?"

Do you know in Singapore, there no other country can do! They can ban chewing gum!! Singapore is well known country but the tourist & foreigner will never know that chewing gun is not allow..

As for most of the 60 to 75% of Singapore will dream on 4D, which include my dad...

There is something about this new product that I can’t seem to look away from. It is a bra/bikini top manufactured by Evian. Yes, that Evian, maker of all things watery. This support top contains a pocket to hold water, preferably Evian mineral water. The water cools the breasts to prevent the deadly disease known as “sweaty breastitis.” The AMA has not found “sweaty breastitis” to necessarily be a bad thing though.

New bikini is chest great [Sun Online]

I been playing battlefield 2 online since it launch in Singapore but the fun part is they do not have a Local Ranking Server.. Is like hell what the fun without a ranked server.. The only fun part which make you wanted to play more on this game is Ranked you earn you rank through the round of games you play. Is like Ultima Online but in a action way..

I relised that EA had blocking the stat ranking enquries and I just found the next big thing to upgrade my rank faster is to read the Ubar..

Is a 101 bible of this game you play.. There one thing i can tell you i get sleepness night playing this game to earn a rank of 18,000 point. Able to earn a respect of gamers let you fly the blackhawk. I able to do all kind of blackhawk stunts!! If you encounter a nick of "hplanetgmail" that will be me the "80ptchoper" squad.

Teleread is a fascinating and thorough blog on electronic text and ebooks. (Thanks, Roger)

OK, I made "GoIP" up. Before a rumor gets started, there's no such thing as a Voice over IP offering (VoIP) from Google called GoIP (Googlevoice over IP). But that doesn't mean there won't be. This week, while at the Spring 2005 Voice on the Net conference (VON 2005), Google execs were apparently holding closed room discussions with several Net telephone service providers. The News.com report by Ben Charny characterized the activity as window shopping. News of Google's interest in Net telephony comes within 24 hours of AOL having announced at the same conference that it will be launching an Net telephone service within the month — one that involves the connection of an ordinary handset (if you can really call it that) to a broadband connection.

So far, the major telcos have survived the VoIP revolution. But once Google, AOL, and other 800-lb. gorilla ISPs get into the game, my sense is that a rapid and total restructuring of the entire telecom industry — an industry that already has had its fair share of restructuring — is not far behind.

As recently as last month, Google downplayed its interests in voice over Internet Protocol, relatively new technology for placing phone calls over a broadband connection. Services based on VoIP have seen rapid growth in the past year, thanks in part to rates that are typically below what traditional phone services charge.

The meetings offer further confirmation of the view that as the Net phone business starts to take off, search giants and Web portals such as Yahoo may not be far behind. Among the announcements at VON, America Online said it plans to unveil a VoIP service in the next month, heightening speculation that Yahoo, Microsoft's MSN and Google--its biggest Web rivals--may be exploring similar moves.

Try to use dial a friend using google? Try their own Google VoIP Directory in Demark i think!!

森美小儀+吳君如+喱民+杜汶澤+卓韻芝+I Love You Boyz+朱薰+Papajay+盧覓雪+雲妮+田蕊妮+谷德昭……

After viewing all the movies of the short flim i found this happen to most of the singaporean.. Including my dad.. The younger dad of my is always like the guy who dream of 4D..
Singporean Dream of striking 4D and big sweep and etc.. Guess what my Dad lorry plate is 4444 you can say is unclucky but he hit 4D also..

After seeing this flim it remind me of my dad once a while.. Is a nice flim with a good story tag after all..

Dan Bloom sends this photograph of a bus stop in Taiwan shaped like a giant watermelon.

UPDATE: Dan Bllom says: "A Taiwanese surfer in Taipei with keen eyesight noticed that the bench in front of the bus stop has some words written in Japanese and concluded that the bus stop could not be in Taiwan and that item submitter 'Dan Bloom' (who now has egg on his face, among other things!) made an innocent but big mistake by wrongly telling boingboing.net that the watermelon bus stop was in Taiwan.'

The Nikon CoolPix S1 is a beautiful mid-range digital camera. It has 3X optical zoom with a 5.1 mega pixel performance.

That allows you to take your image and stretch to a poster size or crop a section of a photo without losing any quality.

Here's what "BoingBoing" looks like after the Google-fying website has had its way with our character string.

Baidu.com, China’s largest Web search company, had an exciting Nasdaq debut Friday with shares almost quadrupling in a surge that surprised even the most optimistic market analysts. Shares closed at $124, a huge gain from the initial offering price of $27 per American depositary share.

Bloggers quickly tried to make sense of it all, some attributing the phenomenon to comparisons between the Beijing-based company and search leader Google, which owns 2.6 percent of Baidu. Others are calling the stock overvalued, noting that China accounts for just a tiny fraction ($150 million) of the $8 billion global search market. And others say the price surge shows how China is becoming the next great Internet marketplace. China is the world’s second-largest Internet market with about 100 million users.

The 5-year-old company’s name comes from an ancient Chinese poem about a man in search of love. With Friday’s performance, he’s likely to have many suitors.

Nir Ofir scribbled the numbers 3108 on a piece of paper and voila! It looked like the word Blog!

Actually I truncated his story… but what he believes is…

I believe that we bloggers have to have one day in the year which will be dedicated to know other bloggers, from other countries or areas of interests. I think, that not only that we need to know other bloggers; we need also to recommend about them to our Blog visitors.

More on his site.

Now what to do on Blog Day? Nir suggests

When I’m trying to see the end in mind, in this is day every blogger will post a recommendation of 5 new blogs (in the same time). In this day all Blog web surfers will find themselves leaping and discovering new, unknown blogs.

Would the idea take off?

I’m all for it… I mean if everyone reads only Jeff, TV, Kenny or even mini-me, life would be terribly boring and you’ll end up having a skewed outlook of what Malaysians and Earthlings think.

What i think is that really wicked!!

Japanese Pop (or "JPop" as it is affectionately called by fans) duo/cartoon characters Puffy AmiYumi have just released the music video for their song "Joining a Fanclub" off the hit record/soundtrack to their cartoon series "Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi." I'm not going to tell you what happens in it, but I will say they are not preparing noodles. You can watch the whole video on their website. WARNING: The video is completely safe for work and ten-year-olds have already seen it.

About 30 min later one of the staff woke me up and i guess i was fall asleep reading it.. Humm.. Nice cool place to take a nap huh!! I think one of the staff approch my gf and said that you have to leave the table in a very rough matter. Due to the fact the table was for newpaper reading for 30mins only! I wonder if you said 30mins why not put a timer or a chair lock for 30min. How shitty will it be to really enjoy reading!

A old man was standing and waited for my gf chair to sit on. It seem to me the people at the libary was very unfriendly and i even ask a guy to swap sit with him, just because i can sit closer to my gf. Instead i got this answer from the guy! "Hey, i been waitting to read this Straits Times for an hour!" I only wanted to swap seats not the newpaper..

Oh well, i think i will only come back when i wanted to read newspapers from the rest of the world and do some research. If not there no point for me to go back agin with the rude staff & people at the libray right?

Malaysia should put the haze into the Guiness World Records or Malaysian Book of Records with KL being the capital of haze at nmore than 500 API. Let another city try to beat that.
Every year it's the same old story. Malaysians never learn. If Malaysia knows that forest fires in Sumatra is the culprit then Malaysia should make arrangemenst with Indonesia to ensure next year forest fires are handled differently.
US especially California suffers from forest fires every summer but the US Department of Forest and the Fire department are equipped with air tankers aircrafts and helicopters to fight the fires.