Thanks to the good people at Cyber Pioneer TV, we now have a series of short videos that bring us through the experience of Every Singaporean Son.

Watch the rest of the episodes on YouTube on Cyber Pioneer TV.

Stumbled upon this series via Poke My Mon by Gabriel.

All photos credits and copyright to Derek Foo

The games have started with an amazing Opening Ceremony at the Marina Floating Platform on 14 August 2010. If you’ve missed any of the exciting events and activities that has happened for Singapore 2010, read, watch and revisit them at these blogs and coverage.

• Series of posts on Youth Olympic Games by KeropokMan
• The Big Picture covers Singapore Youth Olympics – stunning photos! These tells a million words!
• YOG Roars with Breathtaking Beginning by Walter Lim, his experience at the Opening Ceremony
• Lots of exclusive videos recorded live at Singapore2010 events, including Celebration @ Marina concerts by Ivan Tan.
• Alton experience at the Samsung Human Torch Light-up event
• Fireworks display at the Opening Ceremony by Kok Pin Lab

Some food (posts) for thoughts too…

• Now is not the time by DK – “Now is not the time to ask who should be held responsible. Let’s not steal the media attention away from the young athletes. They trained hard for this moment. Give them 12 days to show the world what they are capable of. This is their time. This is their moment. This is their glory.“
• Singapore What Do You Want? by Litford – “But to those of you who are open to being a part of this, who want to see the glass as half full (instead of half empty) I just encourage you to see for yourself, the spirit and heart of the athletes, volunteers and performers. This is something the $300+ million could not buy.“
• The point of the YOG by Lucian – “Maybe we won’t see an acceptable ROI on the games. Maybe it’s inconvenienced us. But there are many intangible goods – unquantifiable – that have come out of Singapore hosting the YOG…“
• By the Rambling Librarian – “We take for granted the organisational capabilities that have to exist, in order to make such a thing happen. … Above all, we forget that it requires imagination to even conceive of such a possibility.“
• By Luo Yanjie on Facebook – “I may be exaggerating, but this can very well be a monumental event for many of our youths in Singapore, regardless if they are involved directly, indirectly, or not at all. It could very well be the common memory of their generation.“

From the official sites…

• The blog for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games
• Spectacular Opening lights up the sky by Melvin Ryan Tan

More links will be posted over the next 2 weeks.

Voyage de la Vie at Festive Grand

A splendid performance for everyone! Had great fun that night, being surrounded by great talents from 16 countries. There were so many things to see, I wished I had an extra pair of eyes! Was almost a 10/10, but I’m giving it a 8.9/10. Find out why over at claudia.sg

Tingkat Cruise

It was a comfortable ride. Gently swaying and floating around. We boarded the ride at Merlion Park and we went to Boat Quay, Clarke Quay then to Marina Bay and back to Merlion Park.

More of the experience over at Keropokman.com

Café del Mar – Feast & Chill Out by the Beach

Things are getting interesting at Café del Mar, one of Singapore’s hottest beach bars.

The restobar at Siloso Beach, Sentosa, has unveiled a brand new food menu with an extensive range of Mediterranean and international cuisine. Apart from sunbathing and sipping on a Mojito at the swim-up bar, you can now enjoy a sumptuous seafood meal while admiring a panoramic view of the sea.

Sparklette shares more…

Night Festival - New World 2010 (Singapore)

There was simply too much to see in one night, and I’m glad I didn’t travel much because some of the shows, such as the Abusement Park @ SAM, had pretty long lines. I prefer not to get overwhelmed by picking favorites, but for some, the organizers could have perhaps provided a way for the public to create their own itinerary? online (as my colleague Regina suggested).

Read more over at theory.isthereason.com

National Geographic Store in Singapore

Entering the 1,500 square metres of space at Vivo City is like being transported to the adventure and 120 years of Nat Geo’s history. This place is fit for everyone!

Let Claudia show you why…

Singapore River Festival 2010

An awesome night of performance, across the Singapore River, in between Clarke Quay and the Central. The Singapore River Festival 2010 kicked off with a great bang with a magical performance known as AIR – A Spectacular by the River. Read more…

The Garden

At The Sentosa Resort & Spa, one of its restaurants, aptly named The Garden, encourages conscious dining. In fact, all the dishes feature organic ingredients where possible, and a large selection of salads and vegetarian options.

More over at Sparklette.net