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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3368655/A-cut-rest-Stunning-drone-photographs-capture-new-Seven-Wonders-World-like-ve-never-seen-before.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490 the photos are pretty breathtaking indeed....

Had to park as far left as I could to avoid this guy's bumper. Still....

got this from another forum...

what u see may not be wat u get!!! http://yutakis.wordpress.com/2008/01/25/transformer/

How much do you know about the Seven Wonders of the World Quote: A group of students were asked to list what they thought were the present "Seven Wonders of the World." Though there were some disagreements,the following received the most votes: 1. Egypt's Great Pyramids 2. Taj Mahal 3. Grand Canyon 4. Panama Canal 5. Empire State Building 6. St. Peter's Basilica 7. China's Great Wall While gathering the votes, the teacher noted that one student had not finished her paper yet. So she asked the girl if she was having trouble with her list. The girl replied, "Yes, a little. I couldn't quite make up my mindbecause there were so many." The teacher said, "Well, tell us what you have, and maybe we can help". "The girl hesitated, then read: "I think the 'Seven Wonders of the World' are: 1. To See... 2. To Hear... 3. To Touch... 4. To Taste... 5. To Feel... 6. To Laugh... 7. And to Love." The room was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop.The things we overlook as simple and ordinary and thatwe take for granted are truly wondrous! A gentle reminder : That the most precious things in life cannot be built by hand or bought by man.[/color]

Pass few days in my office,there was a car parked there.Of course I know it's one of the colleague car.But it has been there for a week.After some hearsay,I found out that this colleague of mine went for hols and park his car there for free parking.OMG,got money to buy car,no money to buy season parking??? Super stingy singaporean.if any of MCFer got any wonders of singapore,pls help to post it here.I wish to find out what other things that is "happening" here.

Hi all, My Mazda 323's stock audio doesn't sound fantastic. I've went to an audio shop and asked their opinion. They said my 4 speakers are not utilized to the max. He claims that as my HU is only 45x4, it's not enough to power the speakers. He suggest I add an amplifier first and claims that there should be some difference already. Then slowly 1 by 1, add more things. From what I know, my rear speakers should be those 6x9 and the front are component speakers. Any comments?

http://motoring.asiaone.com.sg/articles/O_20041204_001.html Eight wonders SAMUEL EE picks out the year's most memorable car launches Samuel Ee - 04 December 2004 The Business Times. Motoring IT'S once again that time of year when you look back at what you've achieved in life, what you should have done, and most of all, which car you wish you had bought instead of that piece of scrap metal you're driving now. Some of the models launched in Singapore this year were especially memorable. Most of them managed to break new ground in one way or another, either in styling and segmentation, or packaging and presentation. We look back at eight of them: BMW 645Ci: The 6 Series was revived after more than a decade and re-created the segment as a huge coupe with a 4.4-litre V8 engine. The powerful engine complemented the powerful haunches and the image was potent enough for a couple of dozen buyers to plonk down their deposits even before it had arrived. Porsche 911: The icon with the instantly recognisable profile made a statement with its styling - not because it was new, but because it was old. However, the retro look only enhanced the prodigious performance of the new and more powerful 3.8-litre Carrera S. Two words are all that's needed to describe it - classic magic. Mercedes-Benz SLK: The quintessential hairdresser's car finally got revamped, thus gaining much needed design and dynamic credibility. The drop-top sports car with the revolutionary steel roof now has the looks, engine and suspension for a great drive. Opel Astra: Another German which underwent an extreme makeover, the Astra was transformed from dowdy to detectable. Drastic changes were also made to its build-quality so that it can at least proclaim it is now almost on a par with the VW Golf. Mazda RX8: Just when everyone thought the rotary engine was dead and buried, the brilliant RX8 zoom-zoomed in with its snazzy styling and suicide doors. It looks sharp, handles well, has four seats and amazing detailing. The only problem is that you sometimes wonder if the designers got carried away with the clever little touches. Honda Odyssey: Also known as the other clever Japanese for its origami-like packaging. Somehow, Honda managed to create a full-sized seven-seat MPV that's not much higher than a two-litre saloon. Along with car-like handling and a very car-like profile. Toyota Corolla Altis: Not so much memorable as significant, the Altis is special for switching its country of origin in mid-model life. As the lower cost of ownership widened its customer reach and increased sales, prejudice towards Thai-made cars was also whittled away. Now you know why Toyota is a juggernaut. Proton Gen.2: Also special if only for its styling. But it's a good start for the Malaysian carmaker which has until now relied on ageing Japanese technology. With its Volkswagen alliance, Lotus engineering and low cost Malaysian labour, we can only imagine what other tantalising treats are in store.