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Resort World Sentosa World Cup Fever Party!

So there you are at home watching the Korean and Argentina game. Argentina is pressing forward and being a nice Asian boy you cross your fingers hoping that the Korean defense will hold up. The pressure is mounting and just as Higuain is about to unleash a shot on goal your Mom robs you of the remote control and switches over KBS to get her fix of Korean Drama.

“Snatch back the remote control!”, your inner voice rages inside of you. But really could you bear to do that to Yo Momma, life-giver, breast-feeder, diaper changer, food-cooker, underwear buyer, toe-nail digger, ear-wax licker… …  I didn’t think so.

So you wise up and figure that you should go down to the nearby food court which is screening the games live and leech off it. But guess what, you’re not the only parasite wanting to peek at that teeny LCD TV.

This clutch your head in your two tremblings hands and cry out in despair,”Where can I watch the World Cup!?!”.

Thanks to the guys Resorts World Sentosa and Power 98, you can finally catch the game in its full glory! Happening at the RWS Atrium on 25 June 2010, 8:30pm, you can enjoy the Portugal vs Brazil on a large screen with your pals!

There will be some pre-match party with free-flow drinks and prizes going on and you can try snagging some tickets at either here or here. But really what other incentive do you need to catch this epic match on a big-ass screen with hundreds of other soccer fanatics!

Picture from init.sg

Cycle and Skate alongside Fighter Jets

It ain’t easy trying to find a place to cycle or skate in Singapore. Perhaps you can at most cycle at a few parks or if you are brave enough on the main road alongside aggressive motorist. But what is this? Cycle or skate in an air base? 

We kid you not! At the annual National Runway Cycling & Skating, the usual out-of-bounds Paya Lebar Air Base will be opened to the public on 20 June. Experience and thrill of cycling and skating on the runway and take part in the fringe activities, performances and games for with your friends and family.

So grab your bicycles or skates, hit the runway and blast off with the F16s at supersonic speed!

Pictures taken from Safra.sg

Let the games begin!

Take a glimpse into the future of sports as the most promising athletes come down to Singapore from 14-26 August to compete in the inaugural Youth Olympic Games! Featuring 26 different sports, there is something for every sports junkie to look forward to.

But don’t just be content with replays and reports, experience the excitement yourself and cheer your stars to victory LIVE! Tickets are really affordable ranging from $10 and finals tickets cost $30 and you can do so here. 

Pictures taken from blogs.nlb.gov.sg

Ke Nako! It’s time for Africa!

Whoever said that the celebrations only start when goals are scored has got it all wrong. Celebrate all day and all night at Singapore World Cup Festival 2010: Singapore’s first ever official FIFA-sanctioned public viewing of the 2010 World Cup and party. The festival promises to overload your senses with 2 weeks of non-stop partying throughout the knock-out stages from June 26 - July 12, the likes of which Singapore has never before seen.

Experience the real World Cup spirit and atmosphere right here in sunny Singapore at Siloso Beach, Sentosa. There will be a spectacular mix of live screenings from South Africa, and a succession of through-the-night beach parties featuring some of the best and sexiest entertainment brands, acts and celebrities in Singapore. The event will also introduce beach soccer to Singaporean football fans in the most dazzling way – with a prize of $25,000 and a place in the national media spotlight for the winners of the festival beach soccer tournament.

So don’t wait any longer! As they say in African, Ke Nako (It’s time) to PARTY!

Picture taken from 2010fwc.sg