A Woman’s Passion for Preserving Traditional Rawon Cuisine
“If I don’t pass it on, everything will be gone. I want people to eat traditional Rawon cuisine from this generation to the next. – Mdm Roslina
Good Values for Kids : Inculcating Kindness to Our Young
“The smartest kids, they work so hard in all these classes and they don’t have a lot of time along the way to build their
Mental Health: Towards an Inclusive Singapore
Hence, in light of creating a society of inclusion for these mental health sufferers, the hidden and agonising stories of these individuals need to be
JOS Innovation Awards 2016-17
“Skillset is just one part of the equation. Attitude, energy and enthusiasm are so much more important than skillset alone.” – Mr Eric van der Hoeven, CEO
Are Singaporeans Compassionate?
According to the 2014 World Giving Index, Singapore ranked 18th for how often residents donate to charity. Compassion and kindness are fundamental traits that define
Age of Terror: Singapore’s Struggle Against Communist Terror
The link between communism and terrorism is irrefutable. To quote from the ‘Communist Manifesto’: “The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly
NVPC: Make Goodness the Business of Every Organisation
“Giving begins with a small step to pay it forward, but when organised and thought through properly, can be powerful and purposeful.” – Melissa Kwee, Chief
10 Kids’ Activities to Keep Your Children Entertained This Weekend
It can be hard to find kids’ activities around Singapore these days, but you still want to bring your kids out of home, and not
‘All in 700′ (700歲旅程) —Exclusive Interview with Jessie Chang 張本渝 and Darren Chiu 邱凱偉
What’s your life’s biggest, unfulfilled dream? If you don’t yet know, I’d suggest you watch ‘All in 700’, a 2016-2017 Taiwanese drama series directed by
Chinese Landscape Paintings (Shan Shui) – In Conversation With Grandmaster Ink Artist Tan Oe Pang
Goh Huck Heng (Goh): Landscape painting (shan shui) is regarded as the highest form of Chinese painting. Artists use a variety of brush strokes called Cun (methods for creating
Ageing Population in Singapore, a Challenge for Hospitals and Nurses
The ageing population in Singapore has created daunting challenges for its healthcare sector, and the impact is increasingly being felt today. According to a DBS
An Ode to Children’s Day
An acquaintance recently related a story from her days as a kindergarten teacher. Once, in haste, she started throwing workbooks to her pupils at the
How Russia’s UN Vetoes Have Enabled Mass Murder In Syria
Since the start of Syria’s uprising in March 2011, Russia has vetoed 12 UN Security Council resolutions concerning the conflict. Among other things, these resolutions covered human
Facebook Hack Reveals The Perils Of Using A Single Account To Log In To Other Services
Facebook announced on Friday that its engineering team had discovered a security issue affecting almost 50 million accounts. Due to a flaw in Facebook’s code, hackers were
Russia: New Research Shows Even Authoritarian Regimes Struggle To Pass Laws
When we think of parliaments in non-democratic states, we often think of a room full of raised hands. This compelling image of unanimity conveys a
Rail Cancellations in Xinjiang Province Boost Concerns About Fate of Imprisoned Uyghurs
The recent cancellations of train service in and out of the Xinjiang region are fueling conjecture about the fate of local Uyghurs who are locked
Connecting Full Moon With Family
By Vibrant Dot Staff The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, or Zhōngqiū Jié (中秋节), is also known as the Mooncake Festival. Each year, it is held on
Tapping the Digital Edge in Commerce
“E-Commerce cannot replace brick and mortar work – but it is definitely catching on,” says Mr Paul Lim, CEO of Singapore-based eComLog Network Solutions (eNS).
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