But, first, more about Dana. The song she sang as a young girl won her the 1970 Eurovision song competition. What's interesting is that she was a Northern Ireland resident (a British citizen) then but -- inspite of the sectarian politics and violence there at the time -- she represented Ireland. Much later, she became an Irish politician and ran for the Presidency. Here's what Wikipedia recounts:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Kinds_of_Everything
And here's the wonderfully lilting song, "All Kinds of Everything":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=SG&v=yOnvZt1ktZw&hl=en-GB
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Okay, here's some of my karang guni collection:
Food for Thought (from a newsletter, I think)
Versatile vinegar (yes, Lynn, noted, you disagree)...
Panda trivia...
More panda trivia (count them if you get bored to the core)...
Apparently, these are the sounds people enjoy most...
And they hate these!
Very telling statistics, Part 1...
Very telling statistics, Part 2...
And there was a such a big fuss about that NUS story (yesterday's blog entry)!...
Don't know why they're debating what's the "Singapore Core" in Parliament. Here it is:
One man says it's about apple cores (he forgets there's an unflattering saying about apple cores):
Finally, this ad claims there's a sure-win way to your in-law's heart...
But, don't worry, CK and M, I don't particularly relish abalone (let alone the stuff being the desire of my heart!).
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