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Saturday, June 27th, 2009Just go to the page “Videos”:
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Just go to the page “Videos”:
http://www.whatmattersweblog.com/videos/
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Singapore determined to master the storm and Singapore and the global economic crisis
The Southeast-Asian citystate of Singapore has a reputation as a global hub for trade, travel and financial services. Diversifying its economy, Singapore is making a bet on biotech, telecommunications and clean energy technologies.
Especially solar power can easily become [...]
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From what I’ve experienced so far, I dare say that Singaporean food is the best in the world. Singaporeans love their food and most visitors also enjoy Singapore’s unique cuisine. Eating in one of the numerous hawker centers, food courts, seafood restaurants and food stalls is very affordable, tasty and safe.
Here are some of my [...]
Singapore has the biggest and best of everything. Therefore it comes as no surprise that the Southeast Asian citystate is home to the world’s largest fountain - the Fountain of Wealth. It is located in the huge Suntec City shopping mall. Every night, there’s an impressive light and laser show between 8pm and 9pm. During the day, you [...]
Singapore River
The state-of-the-art campus of the SMU which is located very close to the city center of Singapore shows the city-state’s commitment to world-class education:
some photos from my first three days in Singapore: (for more photos, visit
http://economatters.wordpress.com/2009/04/24/photos-from-singapore-ii/)
Bugis shopping street
at the Singapore River
delicious food everywhere
lush green vegetation on Sentosa Island
Is Singapore affected by the global economic crisis?
Is there a place on this planet not affected by the crisis?
Obviously, every country in the developed world is hit hard by the effects of the current crisis - which started in the U.S. housing market in 2007 - due to its enormous scope and international scale. Many [...]