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Singapore Top 10 is now Tops ‘n Bottoms! Where we continue to eat, breathe, think and live Singapore! SGTOP10 wishes all our readers a happy 2010. In this article we take a look at the top 10 most popular articles of 2009. Enjoy Continue reading Top 10 Most Popular SGTOP10 Articles of 2009! » Got buy got hope! This is an avid 4D punter’s reply when asked why they bet on 4D? This “Hope” comes at the minimum cost of $1. One Singapore dollar could potentially win you up to $3000. Isn’t it attractive? This could be one of the reasons why we often see long queues at the Singapore pools outlets. Being an occasional 4D punter, I often have to brave the long queues to place my bet on my lucky number. Time spent queuing has allowed me to observe things people do. Continue reading Top 10 things you can do while queuing for 4D »
Tertiary Exams are coming. In fact for some of the undergrads, it has already started. Where do you study for your exams ? SGTOP10 finds out 10 conducive places where you can live peacefully for the next 2-3 weeks with your lecture notes, tutorials and lappy.
In the June 14th edition of the Sunday Times, there is an article in the Home section that says “Service Stations:: Dog Bath with your Petrol, Sir? “ Nowadays you can do more than just filling your tank in petrol kiosks. There were a few tips given by Straits Times on what else you can do, SGTOP10 has decided to provide an unbiased view on these extras and also top it up to make a 10 things you can do at a petrol kiosk In view of AXN Beyond’s “Better Off Ted” Contest, SGTOP10 has decided to come up with the top10 innovative suggestions and things you can do to better your chances of winning. Certainly we love to give our readers that competitive edge! A Sony PS3 is up for grabs! Contest runs from 21 Sep to 31 Oct 2009 Continue reading Top10 Suggestions for Singaporeans to win AXN Beyond’s Radical R&D Contest » This is the second part series to everything you need to know about orientation camps. In this part, SGTOP10 will share with our readers on 10 cheers that you should know if you are going for a camp. Even if you are no longer a student, these cheers can also be used during team building events. The cheers are from a group call “Smarties”, so you can just change the name to your group name. Cheers are meant to be use to motivate and boost the morale during camps and teambuildings. If you need a demonstration on how it works, you can drop an email to SGTOP10 and we can work out how to help you to get your camp/team building event to be a more successful one. Continue reading Orientation Camp Series – 10 Cheers for Orientation Camps »
Cabin Crew. Many people associate these two words with glamour, and a lifestyle that many people envy. Cabin crew gets to travel to many parts of the world and meet many beautiful people Very few realize that the job is very demanding and that it is a very exhausting lifestyle which can be tough if you have family and social commitments. Their sleeping patterns are erratic and at irregular times. In this interview series, SGTOP10 will connect our readers with an ex-cabin crew who flew for 2 years before he decided to move on to another career. There is no definite date for the exact origin of religion, though there is credible evidence that religious behaviour was already in place in the Middle Paleolithic era. It also means that for it to have existed in the Middle Paleolithic ages it must have started and evolved possibly in the Lower Paleolithic period. As the concept of religion grew, the evolution of Good and Evil , Order and Chaos, and Virtue and Sin also came forth. When we think of Sin, immediately images of a nubile luscious Eve, the sensuous Serpent and the delectable fresh Apple flood through our brains. But what is Sin? Merriam-Webster defines Sin as, “ 1a: an offense against religious or moral law b: an action that is or is felt to be highly reprehensible c: an often serious shortcoming” However due to our immensely wide and varied culture, one man’s meat may be another man’s poison, though of course there are still traits or behaviours that are universally frowned upon. Hence I am proud to announce our very own Singaporean version of the Deadly Sins. |
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