Thursday, October 7, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
9 films banned in Singapore
1. Following Desire (2007)
The Japanese film is about the story of an Osaka stripper and her performances.
Reason it was banned:
The film contains excessive sexual acts and stage performances of a sexual nature which are prolonged, gratuitous and exploitative.
2. A Jihad For Love (2008)
A documentary featuring interviews with Muslim homosexuals and their struggle to reconcile their sexuality with their faith.
Reason it was banned:
The documentary depicted Islam as being intolerant and lacked balance. The interviewees also tried to use religion to justify their homosexuality.
3. David the Tolhidan (2008)
The film dwells on the experience of an individual, David, who joins what is deemed to be a terrorist organisation.
David justifies his action as a fight on behalf of the oppressed. He also states his preference for military action over diplomacy.
Reason it was banned:
The film gave a sympathetic portrayal of an organisation viewed as a terrorist organisation by many countries.
4. Arabs and Terrorism (2008)
The three-part documentary examines common perceptions which link Arabs closely to terrorism.
Reason it was banned:
The film gave a sympathetic portrayal of an organisation viewed as a terrorist organisation by many countries.
5. Bakushi (2008)
The documentary explores and showcases the practice of "rope tying" nude women in Japan.
Reason it was banned:
The film contained several prolonged and explicit sado-masochistic sequences, demonstrating how the rope masters tied up nude women and subjected them to various degrees of physical abuse and sexual degradation, for the erotic gratification of their audience.
6. Female Games (2009)
The film revolves round two female aspiring models who travel to Malaysia to meet a casting director in hope of kick-starting a lucrative career.
Reason it was banned:
The original full version was disallowed as it contains many explicit lesbian sex acts and exceeded the classification guidelines.
An edited version was subsequently submitted, and was classified R21 with an edit to an explicit and prolonged lesbian sexual scene.
7. Boy (2009)
The Philippine film is about a male teenage boy who is attracted to a dancer at a gay bar.
Reason it was banned:
The film focuses on the homosexual love between a teenage boy and a young dancer. It romanticises and promotes homosexual relationships. The sexual sequence is prolonged, intense and titillates, and has exceeded film classification guidelines.
8. Brides of Allah (2009)
The documentary captures interviews with a group of Palestinian women who are in prison for being suicide bombers or having abetted suicide bombing acts in Israel.
Reason it was banned:
The film promotes and justifies the act of terrorism, and uses religion to justify its cause.
9. Transgressor (School of the Holy Beast) (2009)
The film is about a woman who joins a convent to investigate the death of her mother 18 years ago. To her shock and horror, she discovers that one of the priests is having sexual relationships with the nuns in the convent amidst other sexual romps.
Reason it was banned:
The film portrayed nuns as lesbians with depictions of sadomasochism as well as bondage in many of the scenes.
Fri, Oct 01, 2010
AsiaOne
Angry Lions Turn On Tamer During Circus Act
The moment a circus performance went horribly wrong for a Ukrainian lion tamer has been caught on video by a terrified onlooker.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Children Games : No picture ???
Children Game - Animal Kaiser
Anyone of you know about this video game (originate from Japan) at shopping center like Jusco, Genting Indoor theme park and many more places...
Kids are crazy about it now....With all their animal cards given after every end-of-game. They tends to collect all the cards into they collection album.
Some kids even exchange with friends or buy from friends or market. I also notice even kids in S'pore and Indonesia are 100% crazy fan of this!
no pic? :P
See here...
http://www.google.com.my/images?um=1&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENMY281&tbs=isch:1&q=animal+kaiser+version+2+card+list&revid=53201036&sa=X&ei=fNRxTJrwO4jquAOspdXVBw&ved=0CCIQ1QIoAA&biw=963&bih=572
taken from Children Game..
http://reg-crsworld.com/crs/viewthread.php?tid=2649
Anyone of you know about this video game (originate from Japan) at shopping center like Jusco, Genting Indoor theme park and many more places...
Kids are crazy about it now....With all their animal cards given after every end-of-game. They tends to collect all the cards into they collection album.
Some kids even exchange with friends or buy from friends or market. I also notice even kids in S'pore and Indonesia are 100% crazy fan of this!
no pic? :P
See here...
http://www.google.com.my/images?um=1&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENMY281&tbs=isch:1&q=animal+kaiser+version+2+card+list&revid=53201036&sa=X&ei=fNRxTJrwO4jquAOspdXVBw&ved=0CCIQ1QIoAA&biw=963&bih=572
taken from Children Game..
http://reg-crsworld.com/crs/viewthread.php?tid=2649
First Animal Kaiser Flagship Store in Singapore
Riding on the growing popularity of the interactive card game, Animal Kaiser, IAHGames, Games Credit Asia (GCA) and Cathay Organisation have opened ‘AK Club@E2Max”, the first Animal Kaiser flagship store outside of Japan.
It is the largest Animal Kaiser Venue in Singapore in terms of number of game machines it offers. AKClub@E2Max boasts 8 Animal Kaiser game machines and is the only exclusive Animal Kaiser –themed club, which caters to fans of all ages .As the premier Animal Kaiser arena, AKClb@E2Max offers a dedicated area for game-play and tournaments, as well as a place for card-trading, socializing and building of a fan network.
Launched in Singapore in June 2009, Animal Kaiser uses real world animals to teach children about the animal kingdom in fun and enjoyable way, as every animal in the game is based on actual data and facts. There are currently over 200 Animal Kaiser machines in Singapore.
Players can scan their “Animal” game-cards to play as their animal avatars in the machine. They can enjoy unbelievable skills when they boost their avatar’s abilities by scanning “Strong” cards and endow them with special attacks by scanning “Miracle” cards. The machine dispenses a card after each complete session.
A member of the AK community and father of two sons, Adrian, shares his experiences on the Animal Kaiser game machines.“ My son and I regularly practice playing the Animal Kaiser game almost every weekend in preparation for tournaments. We have fun figuring out which cards to use to form the best combination in order to win. We’ve been playing this game for the past two years and we’re still at it! My son has actually learnt how to be street smart as he now knows how to trade the cards he has won during the tournaments with others in a very street smart way. He has also learnt how to be responsible and he takes pride in the cards he has won. Most importantly he has actually learnt good sportsmanship as he now accepts losing in a calm manner, learns from his mistakes and does not give up.”
AKClub@E2Max is open from 12p.m. to 3a.m. on weekends, and from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. on weekdays. For more information, you may visit www.animal-kaiser.blogspot.com or www.animalkaiser.com
by Nadira
taken from the asianparent.com
http://sg.theasianparent.com/articles/first-animal-kaiser-flagship-store-in-singapore
It is the largest Animal Kaiser Venue in Singapore in terms of number of game machines it offers. AKClub@E2Max boasts 8 Animal Kaiser game machines and is the only exclusive Animal Kaiser –themed club, which caters to fans of all ages .As the premier Animal Kaiser arena, AKClb@E2Max offers a dedicated area for game-play and tournaments, as well as a place for card-trading, socializing and building of a fan network.
Launched in Singapore in June 2009, Animal Kaiser uses real world animals to teach children about the animal kingdom in fun and enjoyable way, as every animal in the game is based on actual data and facts. There are currently over 200 Animal Kaiser machines in Singapore.
Players can scan their “Animal” game-cards to play as their animal avatars in the machine. They can enjoy unbelievable skills when they boost their avatar’s abilities by scanning “Strong” cards and endow them with special attacks by scanning “Miracle” cards. The machine dispenses a card after each complete session.
A member of the AK community and father of two sons, Adrian, shares his experiences on the Animal Kaiser game machines.“ My son and I regularly practice playing the Animal Kaiser game almost every weekend in preparation for tournaments. We have fun figuring out which cards to use to form the best combination in order to win. We’ve been playing this game for the past two years and we’re still at it! My son has actually learnt how to be street smart as he now knows how to trade the cards he has won during the tournaments with others in a very street smart way. He has also learnt how to be responsible and he takes pride in the cards he has won. Most importantly he has actually learnt good sportsmanship as he now accepts losing in a calm manner, learns from his mistakes and does not give up.”
AKClub@E2Max is open from 12p.m. to 3a.m. on weekends, and from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. on weekdays. For more information, you may visit www.animal-kaiser.blogspot.com or www.animalkaiser.com
by Nadira
taken from the asianparent.com
http://sg.theasianparent.com/articles/first-animal-kaiser-flagship-store-in-singapore
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Team Unbeaten
This team captain from Team unbeaten ...champ winner in our licence to play Tournament held @ expo hall....had been beaten again and agin (sorry I meant they kanna hammer ) ...finally he manage to beat somebody ???!!! That is all of us in e AMK hub.......
The picture tell its all......He is the champ winner yesterday in AMK Hub....
He managed to defeat the 2 boys from Jakarta ....maybe We shall awards him a packet of rice for a glory win for our country....just like the IP man ...LOL !!!!
Recall of the Champ winner in our Licence to play...Team Tournament ....
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