Fireworks & Bouncing Lines

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• Curve Lines

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Optical Illusions

Can you see anything from these illusions below (optical illusion 1 - 4) ? Try to move away from your monitor or see side way.

• Optical Illusion 1

ans : John Lennon

• Optical Illusion 2

ans : Garfield

• Optical Illusion 3

ans : Johnny Depp

• Optical Illusion 4

ans : Michael Jackson

• Optical Illusion 5

• Optical Illusion 6

• Optical Illusion 7

• Optical Illusion 8

• Optical Illusion 9

• Optical Illusion 10

• Interesting Link

Play badminton to exercise ? Then come join us, we play regularly at Bt Gombak Sports Hall. Check the links in this blog for further details ............ xXxploring™

Singapore's Origin

How Singapore got its name

Version 1 : When Raffles stepped out of his boat on to Boat Quay, a man was running by announcing the birth of his son in hokkien. 'see ta poh, see ta poh' 

Version 2 : I thought the story was like this : The Malay/Indian king, Parameswara, was sleeping under a tree and was dreaming. He was rudely awakened by an animal resembling a lion. So, out of shock, he screamed ' Singa porda ! Singa porda ' (which means, 'lion, get lost!') 

Version 3 : When Raffles sailed up the Singapore river for the first time, a Malay lady was bathing in the river, having left her clothes on the river bank. A Singh came by and stole her clothes. The upset lady started shouting after him, 'Singh Kapoh, Singh Kapoh'............xXxploring™

7 May 2011. Happy Voting, Singapura.

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Here n There

Sharbat Gula

Her sparkling green eyes are mesmerizing. Sharbat Gula is known as the cover girl for National Geographic because Steve McCurry was fortunate enough to take her photograph while on assignment for National Geographic. Her photo is the most popular that the magazine has published.