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Mr Lee took a ride on the 165—metre tall Singapore Flyer, which is the world’s largest observation wheel.
"We’ve had a very enjoyable, spectacular ride. We have a beautiful city and this is a remarkable view of the city," he said.
"Many things are happening at Marina Bay as you know — the IR is coming up, the F1 is coming, the circuit will pass all around the Flyer. We can see all the buildings coming up around the Bay, and the Singapore skyline (is) constantly growing and changing," the prime minister added. — CNA/ac
It’s the world’s largest observation wheel.
Standing at stunning 165m, the Flyer is the height of a 42-storey building – that’s some 30 metres taller than the famed London Eye. Taking a flight on this S$240 million dollar wheel is a one-of-a-kind experience you wouldn’t want to miss.
It’s the only place to see Singapore’s magnificent cityscape.
As the wheel turns, you’ll be treated to a visual 360° feast of iconic and historical landmarks and views from the Marina Bay to the Singapore River, Raffles Place, Merlion Park, Empress Place and the Padang. There is no other place in Singapore that offers these breathtaking panoramic views.
You’ll get to feast on famous local dishes.
Seafood Paradise @ Flyer, a popular restaurant among locals, serves up signature local dishes such as chilli crab, butter crab, cereal prawns and drunken prawns. Enjoy these authentic local dishes alongside innovative culinary creations by our local chefs.
You’ll get a taste of our gourmet capital.
If local food isn’t the fare for you, dine at any of the restaurants at the Flyer. The selection – from Indian fusion to Japanese delicacies and Italian epicurean – gives you a taste of why Singapore is the gourmet capital of Asia.
You’ll get to indulge in Singapore’s national pastime.
Food may be our nation’s passion, but it’s shopping that’s our national pastime. At the Flyer, you’ll be able to indulge a little in yourself. Jewellery, luxury watches, exquisitely handmade Japanese accessories and more await the avid shopper.
You’ll experience urban nature.
Right in the centre of the atrium, on Level 3, is a lush, tropical rainforest. The cascading water displays, streams, rocky outcrops and pond fuse together naturally to offer a picturesque landscape for photo taking.
You’ll be able to fly – “for real”.
If being 165m above ground level in a capsule exhilarates you, fly like a real pilot in a flight simulator that has all the gadgets and gizmos found in real commercial airliners. The simulator isn't a toy, it's been approved by the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority for pilot training.
Your toes will be tickled by fishes.
On Level 2 is a fish foot spa - that’s right – it’s a spa where Doctor Fishes (“Garra Rufa”) work their magic on your feet. These fish, imported from Turkey, have healing properties and will give you a pedicure you won’t forget.
You can get more details at http://www.singaporeflyer.com
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Football: AC Milan eye youth base in Singapore
In their 109—year history, the Italian giants have also produced some of football’s biggest superstars, including Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini.Now, the 17—time Serie A champions are believed to be keen on establishing a foothold in Singapore.TODAY has learnt that Milan plan to set up a football school in Singapore.
According to sources, the project — to be called AC Milan Junior Camp — will be for youngsters aged between six and 18. The camp will provide the highest quality of football coaching by the club.One of the parties involved is believed to be a local hotel group and negotiations are currently ongoing.When ready, it would be the first football camp in South—east Asia established by the Italian giants, and one of two in Asia, after the one in Japan. The club also have an official football camp in the United States, and all are designed to enable youngsters youths to pick up football skills and foster new friendships.According to sources, a delegation from Milan could be in Singapore as early as next week to explore possible sites for the camp and also to meet local officials.
The Rossoneri could well have the Champions League trophy in tow for the three—day visit, tentatively scheduled from April 14—16.Milan are the outgoing holders of the trophy, having beaten Liverpool 2—1 in last year’s final in Athens. Last month, they were eliminated at the first knock—out stage of this season’s competition by Arsenal and the club, currently coached by Carlo Ancelotti, are lying in fifth spot in Serie A, 20 points behind city rivals Inter Milan. — TODAY/il
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Dear Wings,
Im really happy today to share with you all about our another milestone .
We've issued 550 notebooks & pencils on our Republic Day, 26-Jan-2008 to the students of Govt. Primary School, Vengambakkam.
Our India wings Mr.Ganesh & Mr.Vijayan, attended the function on behalf of 'Trust of Indian Merlions' & 'Wings of Fire_sg' and issued notebooks to school students. The School management was happy to receive such a big help to those poor students. The special news is we ourselves designed the notebook covers and we have plan to use the same design in future too
Note: The above article is just collection of informations from various articles & from
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