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Airport terminals are no longer just a transit place for people on air travel. At least that is not true for Changi Airport terminal 3. Being the newest Changi Airport terminal, operational since January 2008, it is packed with so many things to do and see that you can spend the whole day there. SGTOP10 reveals the 10 things you can do at Terminal 3 while you wait for your boarding gate to open!! Continue reading Top 10 Things We Love about Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 » When was the last time you went for a run? Was it the last IPPT? RUNs are getting more and more popular in Singapore. Every year there are many sponsored runs happening in Singapore. We have the Sundown Marathon in May , Mizuno Mount Faber Run, Shape Run, Army Half Marathon ( also known as Singapore Bay Run ) , Nike 10k Run, New Balance Real Run and of course the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon. For a more detailed list of runs, you can always check out sgrunners calendar of events here. Each run has its unique selling point and some of you probably will have go experience each and everyone of them! Share with us and our readers which run you love the most and what you find best about each! In this post, SGTOP10 will share the 10 things he/she should prepare before their next marathon. So read on, and we will see you at the finishing line! Continue reading 10 things to prepare for your next marathon/half marathon » In view of the popularity of the iPhone culture amongst Singaporeans, SGTOP10 has written 2 articles to help readers discover more about iPhone and their apps. Now that we already know what are The top 10 free apps for Singaporeans and how to personalize your ringtone in 10 steps, we think it is time we looked at some iPhone protection. SGTOP10 suggest that iPhone users should get a skin or back cover for their iPhone, it not only protects your prized asset but also adds a little personal touch to the boring back or white. For those contemplating on getting an iPhone, SGTOP10 suggest that you should consider getting a skin or back cover first. After all you would not want to be adding any scratches to that prized asset right? Top 10 Female Turn Ons is an article contributed by Tuxedo.sg, a friend of SGTOP10 When it comes to sexual turn ons, men and women are very different. It is not a myth that women are attracted to a man who is comfortable with his emotions. It is also true that many women are on the hunt for an attractive man who knows how to treat a lady right! The following is a list of the top ten female turn ons gathered from hours spent listening to women tell it like it is. 1. A man who can make you feel like a woman For many women, respect is the number one thing that they look for in a man. Not only is it a prerequisite, it is also a big turn on! A man who respects a woman and appreciates her for who she is has the power to make her weak in the knees. Continue reading Friends of SGTOP10: Top Ten Female Turn Ons » As today is the birthday of the undeniably vivacious but yet demure Yours Truly, a fabulous idea was born of Yours Truly’s mind. Why not a list of birthdays of the important and pivotal figures and events in Singapore’s history? So what is exactly a birthday? Merriam-Webster defines it as, 1 a : the day of a person’s birth Well yes yes quite frankly a no brainer explanation. But you would be surprised that not everyone celebrates birthdays. In fact there are a couple of religious beliefs that oppose to having birthdays celebrated! Anyway this is not about them. This is about important birthdays in Singapore history. And that is why Yours Truly had scoured through the dates in Singapore history during the last few visits to the museums and had personally handpicked out a list of birthdays that best exemplifies the nation’s flow of time. . Continue reading 10 Important Birthdays In Singapore’s Timeline »
Contrary to popular misconceptions, the museum or more correctly the Musaeum in Alexandria, which was attached to the infamous Library, was not the first museum ever in the world. Generally the earliest museums were attributed to Plato though there was not enough evidence to substantiate the claim. The word museum is derived from the Greek word Mouseion, which means a place of worship dedicated to the Muses, the Goddesses of the arts, science and literature. But what does museum mean? Merriam-Webster defines it as, “: an institution devoted to the procurement, care, study, and display of objects of lasting interest or value; also : a place where objects are exhibited” There are many and all kinds of museums out there, from major collections generally in cities to smaller general collections or even smaller collections to a specific subject or person. Unbelievably as it is, in Singapore itself, there are 51 museums spread all across the island! Yes… and so Yours Truly has taken the liberty of giving you a grand tour of the least known ones.
In the last part of our Jurong Bird Park series, we take a look at our 10 year old featured writer’s view on the top 10 things that she liked about the bird park. Continue reading Top 10 things a primary 4 girl likes about the bird park » 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 » Besides birds exhibits, what else do we have at the bird park? SGTOP10 sets out to discover that there are more than birds that meets the eyes. We list down 10 non birdy sights below, did we miss out any? Continue reading 10 Featherless Facts about the Jurong Bird Park » Marriage is simply a union between two people in love. Traditionally the word alludes to heterosexual couples, with most homosexual couples preferring the term partnership. The earliest documented marital laws dated back to at least Mesopotamian times, and we can draw forth a conjecture that along with it the concept of a marriage proposal also evolved similarly. But what is a proposal? Merriam-Webster defines a proposal as, “2 a : something proposed : suggestion Of course marriage proposals varies dramatically from culture to culture, ever changing along with the times. There are of course accepted traditional forms of proposal that changed very little in the course of the centuries within a specific culture. Even a small nation like Singapore has its own unique flavour of marriage proposal styles. Being multi-racial and all, encompassing of other cultures and with our local idiosyncrasies, you would be surprised to learn just how much local flavour you can inject into a marriage proposal. |
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