OLD BLOGGERS WANTED ! The National Heritage Board's (Yesterday.sg) calling all uncles and aunties of Singapore to blog .Write your memories down.Share your photos . Tell the youngster your stories of the past .The writing of older folks are often NOSTALGIC , and deep in contract to the "flaming" tone of many young blogger . Older bloggers are more reflective and introspective. Older people who share their stories gain too . The art of writing , and putting down the words is stimulating and refresh the mind . Communicating online helps overcome the generation gap . After all, the Internet is the medium of choice for most youngster . So uncles and aunties please blog .
Singapore 15 April 2007 at 9am WKL called and sms me the following !"Can Help ? Petshop at Joo Chiat closing down to-morrow.2 huskies, black labrador, 1 shitzu,1 huskie terrier cross bred 2 give away .Otherwise they're going 2bputdown.4 details pls call Mariam 97302064 . Pls foward .Tks "
WTF ... SPAMSTER Read this please ! @#&%^$
Singapore's parliament passes anti-spam law Apr 12, 2007, 14:10 GMT
Singapore - A law aimed at curbing e-mail and mobile phone spam was passed by parliament on Thursday to preserve Singapore's status as a trusted info-communications hub for businesses and consumers.The legislation seeks to prevent local spammers, or those who send out large numbers of unsolicited internet messages, from abusing direct marketing mechanisms.
A focused approach is needed to 'signal that spamming is socially unacceptable,' said Lee Boon Yang, minister for information, communications and the arts.
The law also aims at deterring international spammers from exploiting the city-state's telecommunications infrastructure as a base, Lee told parliament.
It sets out basic requirements for legitimate direct electronic mass marketing, and provides civil recourse for affected persons.
An earlier Infocomm Development Authority survey showed e-mail spam caused users in the city-state nearly 23 million Singapore dollars (15 million US dollars) in productivity losses during a single year.
It also revealed that each of the three major internet providers received nearly 5,000 spam-related complaints a month.
Users said e-mail spam was the second most important concern following computer viruses.
'Given that the mobile telephone in today's context is a personalized device, mobile spam can be more intrusive than e-mail spam,' Lee said.
The legislation also covers short message services and multimedia messaging services.
Singapore already has in place computer misuse laws governing serious and malicious offenses such as denial of service attacks and severe disruptions to infrastructure.
Beware how you drive and park ST Stompers very Kaypoh !
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost2153.aspx
HABIT --- The T is the cross - Oh Jesus !
IT IS NOT ADIDAS IT IS NOW ADIDOG
THE LITTLE BUDDHA SAY "GOODBYE SINGAPORE"
GLUCOSE READINGS FOR SUNDAY 15/04/07 305 MG/DL
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