If you love shopping you will like Manchester Arndale. After the riots that spread from London in August 2011, many places around Manchester have setup different activities to show their love for the place. The UK's largest inner-city shopping centre - Manchester Arndale - has also started its Love Manchester Arndale wall - A colourful display of post-it notes.

A day out at Lyme Park in Disley a town near Manchester, UK.

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It's been awhile since I last blog because work just keep piling up. But fortunately I managed to find some time over the weekend to do a bit of hiking. This time I'm hiking in Penmaenmawr. The hills that runs over from Snowdon that reaches the sea is stunning. I would say this is one of my favourite hiking route and one of the easiest too!

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A grey day at Manchester today as you can see in the photo above. So I've decided to focus more about the surroundings. If you look closely in the photo you will see a man at the side of the building. Zooming in on the man, I realised he is belayed to paint the pipe.

I always thought they always build scaffoldings to carry out this kind of job. But what a way.

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Missing out being in Singapore during the current General Elections (GE), I viewed most of it over the Web. However, depending on where you get our information about the GE, the information covered varies. So I've decided to tabulate the past 7 seven days (28 April to 04 May) online articles by the 4 mainstream Singapore media Websites -- The Straits Times, Channel News Asia, Yahoo Singapore and AsiaOne.

The compilation was based on articles published from the party’s perspective. If an article covers more than one party’s perspective, an article count will be given to all parties involved.

I realized that the media coverage do vary quite a bit when comparing The Straits Times (ST) and Channel News Asia (CNA) coverage. Articles covering parties such as Singapore People's Party (SPP) and Workers' Party (WP) doubles in CNA. The results suggest that if want broader and in depth coverage of the general election, CNA, Yahoo Singapore and AsiaOne are better.