Korean flavors predicted to become menu mainstay next year

..Could kimchi, the fiery, spicy fermented cabbage native to Korea
become the food item of 2012?

According to international restaurant consultancy group Baum +
Whiteman in New York, Korean cuisine is predicted to emerge as a
robust, influential global food trend in 2012, with its distinctive,
punchy flavors penetrating mainstream menus.

While upscale eateries may serve dishes poached or braised in pungent,
spicy kimchee broth, for example, don't be surprised to see
Korean-style fried chicken pop up on the menus of chain restaurants,
says the report released last week.

Kimchi is what baguettes are to the French or what pasta is to the
Italians -- that is, indispensable. A side dish accompaniment to every
Korean meal, kimchee is a fiery, spicy, fermented cabbage marinated in
red chili powder, garlic and ginger, akin to German sauerkraut, only
packed with a wallop of heat.

Celebrity chefs Bobby Flay, Tyler Florence and Chuck Hughes have
become a few high-profile kimchee converts, teaching viewers how to
make quick-style, 'Westernized' versions on food TV. A few popular
applications include stuffing the condiment into barbecued, pork
sandwiches as an Asian-style slaw, a natural combination given that
kimchi and pork also make up the main ingredients in another authentic
Korean dish, kimchee stew.

The report credits the influence of food trucks for pushing Korean
cuisine into the North American culinary consciousness, which over the
last few years has been primarily fixated on other Asian influences --
Thai and Vietnamese flavors.

Entrepreneur Roy Choi's food truck Kogi BBQ, for instance, drew a cult
following in Los Angeles for its Korean Mexican tacos -- traditional,
homemade tortillas stuffed with Korean-style beef -- spawning copycat
trucks all over the country. Their popularity is also widely credited
for putting the spotlight on Korean flavors.

French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and his half-Korean wife Marja
have also been spreading the Korean culinary gospel this year in their
PBS series Kimchi Chronicles. Narrated by Aussie actor Hugh Jackman,
the series travels throughout South Korea highlighting the country's
regional specialities.

Meanwhile, the report also points out that since Koreans run most of
the sushi bars in the US, expect more fusion recipes as restaurateurs
gain the confidence to open eateries outside the confines of
Korea-towns. The Korean government, for instance, has embarked on an
aggressive tourism campaign and is reportedly footing the bill for an
upscale restaurant in New York to promote the national cuisine,
according to the consultants.

Seoul transplant Junk Sik likewise become the first gourmet,
'modernist' Korean restaurant to take up residence in New York when it
opened last month.

Other popular Korean dishes include kalbi, marinated short ribs,
bulgogi, marinated beef, and bibimbap, a bed of rice in a traditional
stone bowl, topped with seasoned vegetables, beef, and a fried egg,
bound together by kochujang, a red papper paste.

While American palates aren't quite ready for the paste to become to
become a mainstream grocery store find, the consultants predict,
"...wait until 2013."

Baum + Whiteman creates high profile restaurants around the world and
is the team behind Windows on the World, which sat atop the World
Trade Center.

Source:Yahoo.com.sg

Yuni Shara 'No Comment' Soal AyuTing Ting

Jakarta-C&R/OMG- Yuni Shara mengakui kalau hubungannya dengan Raffi
Ahmad saat ini sedang vakum. Ketika ditanya apakah Ayu Ting Ting yang
menjadi penyebab keretakan hubungan mereka ia tak mau berkomentar.
"Kalau soal orang ketiga aku no comment. Ya, semoga dengan begini
Raffi berubah menjadi dewasa," ujar Yuni saat ditemui dalam Acara
Mandiri Fiesta, TMII, Jakarta Timur, Sabtu (29/10/2011).

Yuni Shara mengungkap soal hubungannya dengan Raffi. "Kami tadi masih
bertemu sekedar cipika cipiki, selama ini saya dan Raffi jarang
berkomunikasi. Hubungan kami sedang vakum. Raffi belum berubah, tidak
dewasa. Hanya janji saja tapi tidak ditepati," tandasnya.

Yuni berharap semoga ke depannya akan lebih baik buat mereka. "Bukan
karena dia membeli mobil seharga Rp 2 M itu. Yang pasti ke depannya
aku pasrah, semoga yang terbaik untuk kita berdua," harapnya.

Ditemui di tempat yang sama, adik Yuni Shara, Krisdayanti pun berujar,
"Sangat menyayangkan kalau mereka sampai putus." (Amy)

Indian models out of fashion overseas

For top Indian model Apoorva Vishwanathan, the difference between
success on the catwalks of her own country and an international
modelling career can be measured in inches -- two of them.

"I wish I had endless legs. I could be cat-walking with the Heidi
Klums of the world," said the Bangalore-based Vishwanathan who stands
five feet nine inches (175cm) in her bare feet.

"But you've got to be at least 5'11" for any international fashion
house to come near you," she told AFP during the recent New Delhi
Fashion Week.

Compared to the West, career modelling is still in its infancy in
India, although it has made huge strides on the back of rapid economic
growth and the growing profile of Indian fashion designers.

Only a handful of Indian models have tasted success abroad, with the
likes of Lakshmi Menon and Ujjwala Raut modelling for Gucci and Yves
Saint-Laurent.

Menon walked for Jean Paul Gaultier shows in Paris and went on to
become the face of French luxury goods maker Hermes, replacing
Ukrainian Daria Werbowy.

The financial pay-off for those who do break out of the relatively
low-paid domestic scene can be enormous, and Raut is quite frank about
why she is no longer seen working the Indian fashion shows.

"They can't afford me," she told the Times of India in an interview last week.

Whispered allegations of racism have been made by some who tried and
failed overseas, but Vishwanathan believes the main barrier is the
natural body shape of Indian women.

"We are genetically more voluptuous and curvaceous," Vishwanathan
said, adjusting her tight mini-skirt as she sat down during a break in
her daily round of make-up sessions, hair-dos and fittings.

"Agencies abroad want girls who are really thin, almost skinny. It is
tough for us to fit into their requirements.

"I have been around on the Indian fashion scene for 10 years and would
have absolutely loved to make it big internationally. But even if you
have a little body to you, you're out of the race," she said.

Another factor is that Indian models tend to start their careers much
later than their Western counterparts, with parental pressure often
keeping them in college until their early 20s.

"In the international context it means they are already over the
hill," said Anjana Sharma, fashion director at IMG Reliance.

"Gisele Bundchen started modelling at 14, Kate Moss was discovered at
14 and by 16 she was a known face," she said.

Once frowned upon in conservative India as an immodest career choice,
modelling grew in popularity -- and acceptability -- in 1994, the year
former Indian models Sushmita Sen and Aishwarya Rai took the Miss
Universe and Miss World titles respectively.

Both went on to successful and lucrative film careers, fuelling the
aspirations of millions along the way.

More recently, the launch of Vogue India in 2007 heralded the start of
a new fashion era and an overhaul of wardrobes of the nouveau riche.

"You name any international magazine and they are now in India," said
popular dress designer Samant Chauhan.

"It has opened the outside world to India. Models in India are now
more aware, assured and ambitious."

Rikee Chatterjee, a 24-year-old up-and-coming model said her family
fully supported her decision to take up modelling even before she
finished her college degree.

"They understood and backed my choice," she said. "A lot of parents
now are happy enough to see their kids in the limelight."

But there are some limits.

Indian models generally hesitate to do lingerie work, or other shows
that involve baring a lot of skin, and most lingerie ads in Indian
fashion magazines use foreign models.

"The question is not so much of modesty -- but of negative public
opinion," said Nonita Kalra, editor-in-chief of the Indian version of
Elle fashion magazine.

There are also complaints of a bias against darker-skinned models in
India where a light complexion is widely considered synonymous with
beauty and skin-lightening creams rack up annual sales of 500 million
dollars.

Top Indian model Dipannita Sharma ruffled feathers earlier this year
when she accused not just the fashion industry but the country as a
whole of being "obsessed" witn fairness.

"We will take another hundred years to completely get over it," she said

Source : Yahoo.com.sg

Singapore Food – from street to sleek

Makansutra – Sat, Oct 15, 2011 12:59 AM SGT
Text by Sheere Ng @ Makansutra

Singaporean food culture is rojak – not as in the Asian salad but its
urban meaning of "mixture". We add southeast Asian spices such as
garlic, ginger and chilli to the sedated chicken rice from the Hainan
Island; we combine noodles, a Chinese staple, with Malay spices and
rempah culinary techniques to create a repertoire of "mee" soup; and
we add minced mutton, egg and Indian spices to western baguette and
invented a new dish for the British, or John, and named it after them.

So Singaporean food is born out of cross-cultural exchanges, will this
fact make us more accepting towards attempts to alter it? What would
you say if the tourism authorities and relevant agencies here
Singapore Tourism Board (STB) wants to publicise Singapore food, but
in a different way from how we have always known them?

Last week, 21 chefs from 15 different cities were in town for the
Singapore International Culinary Exchange organised by Singapore
Tourism Board (STB), IE Singapore and SPRING Singapore. During the
event, the chefs came up with their own interpretation of
Singapore-inspired dishes, which they may feature in their own
restaurants.

Amongst them was Chef Alvin Leung from Bo Innovation, Hong Kong, who
is well-known for his modern interpretation of Chinese cuisine. He
made a poached egg in laksa stock, with cockles on the side and
deep-fried rice noodles as garnish – turning the main ingredient into
a side ingredient and vice versa.

Chef Leung said he retained what he liked about the original laksa,
but changed what he didn't fancy. "I didn't like the hardboiled egg so
I made it into a poached egg under 63 degree heat," he said. He kept
the cockles rather than the prawns (he used them to make the stock
instead) because it has a softer texture and blends well with the egg
when chewed together.

While the first dish still has much resemblance to its traditional
form, Chef Leung's other creation stretches your imagination. In his
rendition of Rojak, which he said was made to suit a kid's palate, he
replaced turnip with Chinese pear, prawn paste with black soy sauce,
peanuts with pine nuts and added rose apples and vanilla ice-cream.

"The DNA of Rojak is found in its textures. My creation has similar
bite to the original ingredients, but I think children will prefer my
version," he said. The taste, as you would have guessed by now, is
entirely different.

Most of the other chefs picked out a sauce or an ingredient to create
something entirely new. Chef Josean Martinez Alija from Nerua, Spain,
for example, made a soup out of banana flowers and the plant's stem
after discovering the ingredient at a Peranakan restaurant here. "I
like to look out for new things, it could be a new dish or an
ingredient, and then play with it and experiment with it in my
cooking," he said.

Most of these chefs have turned local street food into haute cuisine.
These, or other similarly high-toned dishes, will be introduced into
their restaurants' menus for at least six months as part of STB's
effort to promote Singapore to the rest of the world. "The chefs are
free to exercise their creativity in presenting their own
interpretation of Singapore food, reflecting our position as a capital
for culinary innovation," said Ms Ranita Sundramoorthy, STB's Director
of Attractions, Dining & Retail.

What we are curious about is whether these are how Singaporeans want
their food to be introduced to the rest of the world. Are you the one
who will laud the creativity and audaciousness of these chefs or do
you belong o the opposite camp that says, "No, we don't want the
essences of our traditional dishes to be tainted!"?

Tell us your thoughts!

Hyo-min Clarifies T-ara's "Attitude Problem"

..18 Oct – Current leader of Korean girl group T-ara, Hyo-min, has
decided to clarify the controversy surrounding the group's
disrespectful attitude that arose while performing at an event,
according to allkpop.

For the uninitiated, earlier on 14 October, a netizen on an online
community board had written about her disappointment with T-ara, "They
came to perform at a festival in Woori, and all they did was laugh and
chat on their own while lip-syncing. Their mouths didn't match up to
the words at all and they really didn't care for the performance."

The netizen continued, saying that the youngest member, Ji-yeon, was
merely staring at the floor while Qri was looking disinterested with
the MC's speech. This was not the first time for Ji-yeon as she also
faced criticism earlier for her performance in the KBS '7080 Concert'.

In her Twitter, Hyo-min clarified, "For our "Why Are You Like This"
performance, there are gestures we'll make where it looks like we're
talking to each other. That is a part of the choreography. For "Roly
Poly", we tried to make the stage look as fun as possible by laughing
and playing jokes on each other. It's a part of the performance. I
think those things have caused such a misunderstanding."

She continued by expressing the group's gratitude towards their fans,
and promised to work hard to live up to their expectations. Hyo-min
finishes with, "Please don't misunderstand us."

Source : Yahoo.com.sg

Jang Geun-suk annoys "Love Rain" production

..28 Oct – Jang Geun-suk's international schedule may not hurt him,
but it sure hurts others involved in his projects - especially the
shooting of KBS' highly anticipated drama "Love Rain".

According to allkpop website, insiders from the production claimed
that shooting for the drama was ground to a halt for two weeks due to
Jang Geun-suk's busy schedule.

The anonymous source stated, "Director Yoon Suk-ho recently brought
all the managers together to go over schedules. Because Jang Geun-suk
paid attention only to his foreign schedules, the director had to step
up to the plate. It's a rare case for the director to personally meet
with the managers."

He added, "The shooting schedule is considerably backed up. We were
supposed to have completed five episodes by now, but only got through
one. Jang Geun-suk keeps leaving in the middle of this situation, so
the directors and the other cast members are having a hard time."

Jang Geun-suk recently kicked off his Japanese Arena Tour, and also
had his first Chinese album to promote as well.

"Love Rain", which also stars SNSD's YoonA as the female lead, is
scheduled to be broadcast in early 2012. It is highly anticipated as
the drama would be a comeback for famous director Yoon Suk-ho who
directed the four season dramas, including "Winter Sonata" (2002) and
"Autumn in My Heart" (2000).

Source : Yahoo.sg

Terra Nova, TV’s most expensive series ever

It's being billed as television's most expensive series ever made and
everything about this show is B-I-G.

Before filming of its two-hour pilot episode even began, "Terra Nova"
had already racked up $10 million in costs. The pilot alone is
estimated to have cost somewhere up to $20 million.

Subsequent episodes are being budgeted at $4 million each. The last
time any pilot was this expensive was the multiple Emmy Award-winning
"Boardwalk Empire" directed by Martin Scorsese, which cost $18 million
back in 2009.

Helmed by none other as Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg,
"Terra Nova" is a cross between "Avatar", "Jurassic Park" and
"Stargate".

The premise of the 13-episode series is simple: In the year 2149,
Earth has been so completely polluted that humans have to breathe
through an air filter.

In an attempt to "reboot" human history, mankind's only hope for
survival is to travel 85 million years back in time to a colony called
"Terra Nova"and where dinosaurs still reign supreme.

The show's central character is ex-cop Jim Shannon (Jason O'Mara), a
devoted father with a chequered past, who is forced to guide his
family through this new world of limitless beauty, mystery and terror.

Adding intrigue to the show is the presence of a splinter group of
colonists with a secret agenda.

However, critical reception to the show's U.S. debut has been mixed.

Some have lauded the series' big-budget cinematography as gorgeous and
the CGI of the dinosaurs, in particular, as visually stunning. They
also praise its Hollywood movie-like production values, calling the
show "literally the biggest thing on TV this fall."

Other critics, however, were not so kind, saying the series' main
fault lies in the cheesy, corny script between the characters.

Regardless, whether the series will be renewed for a second season,
only time will tell: it's either going to be a mega-expensive flop or
a ball-out-of-the-park, smashing success.

The TV series was picked up straight to series with a 13-episode order
and will premiere in Singapore on 29 October at 8.55pm on FOX (StarHub
Channel 505) and FOX HD (StarHub Ch 558).

Watch the trailer below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6aNEIZwPFc&feature=player_embedded

Super 7 rips off SNSD's "Hoot"

27 Oct – Taiwanese girl group Super 7 who have recently rose to fame
for allegedly copycatting South Korea's favourite, SNSD, is now
criticised for performing a SNSD song at the prestigious Golden Bell
Award in Taiwan, according to soompi.

In a recording of their live performance, it can be seen that the
group performed a cover of SNSD's "Hoot," clad in the same outfits and
following the same exact choreography as the Korean girl group, but it
is not the best imitation.

After seeing the video, netizens have questioned the real motive
behind Super 7's cover performance at such an important stage.

The Super 7 performance was highly criticised not only for its
lacklustre show and the fact that the group is only dancing to another
group's song. Some even stated that the group is unworthy of being
onstage for such an important event.

A lot of netizens, including Taiwanese fans, voiced their disapproval,
"This is a Taiwanese awards show, not a show in Korea."

Others said, "The fact that they couldn't perform to their own song
means they're not ready to be a true artist."

"Why did you even debut?" they added.

Super 7 have been at the centre of controversy since their debut for
having strikingly similar concepts and looks as SNSD. Their title
track, "Mai Luo Suo," have also been under fire for featuring very
similar costumes and overall concepts to that of SNSD's "Hoot."

Golden Bell Awards is an annual Taiwanese TV show award found in 1965
and sponsored by the Taiwanese government. It is one of the most
prestigious awards in Taiwan, often called Taiwan's equivalent to the
Emmy Awards.

Source: Yahoo.sg

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Cabang : jl cideng barat 47 h jak-pus Telp (021) 6317972

KiNG Motor,
modifikasi,Fiberwork, monoshok., Konsultasi modifikasi(gratis)dll
Jl. Jenderal sudirman Barat 141 Purwokerto (depan Lapangan Porka)
(0281)642328

TOMOST
modification
Jl. Nurtanio No. 106 Bandung
022-6032585
Contact: Wildan +62 816 1177324
Limbah Moge/Trail: UpSide Down – Shock Telescopic – MonoShock – Velg -

Ban – Banan Arm – Cover Body – Disc Brake

CV. PRESSINDO TEKNIK
Bubut – Las Babet – Konstruksi Bangunan – Produksi Press JBB dll.
Jl. Raya Depok – Ps. Minggu
Lenteng Agung No. 2A – Jakarta Selatan
Ahli Press Rangka Motor menggunakan mesin press hidrolik
contact: Sarjuwandi +6281316397179

Rejeki Motor (SKF Bearing Distributor)
Jl. Sukarjo Wiryopranoto 28A Jakarta 10120
Tel 021-3857029 Fax 021-3807571
email: rezeki@cbn.net.id

distributor safety shoes merk king
Kompleks Ruko Mitra Bahari Block C-7 Jakarta Utara, telp: 662-5656.

Distributor Safety Shoes RED WING:
PT. Trimaxindo Adimitra
Mangga 2 Dalam Blok HI No. 28
Jakarta UtaraPhone : (+62-21) 628 9977 (Hunting)
Fax : (+62-21) 612 8143
E-mail : sales@trimaxindo.com
Homepage: http://www.trimaxindo.com

Bintang Terang Motor Telp. 866 11897
Jual segala asesoris motor..
Terima Debet & BCA Card
lokasi per4an terakhir jalan kasablanka arah ke bengkel Yudha Yudhadi
yg hobby kredit bisa puas deh pilih barang

ANEKA BAN
Specialist Ban MOTOR BATTLAX,MIZZLE,IRC ,DUNLOP,FEDERAL,dll
GRATIS ONGKOS PASANG ..
Jln Ir H juanda Ciputat (Depan Polsek Ciputat) Bp Stefanus Telp 021 -

74706822

UNIVERSAL PROTECSINDO
SAFETY,FIRE,RESCUE,MARINE & ENVIROMENTAL
A Safety Division From Hengtraco
Jl P.Jayakarta No 93BC,Jakarta.
Telp : 6399195 ( Hunting ), 6243443 ( Hunting )
Fax : 6018924
E-mail : rudy31@cbn.net.id
Selain REDWING, company ini juga menyediakan Second line nya REDWING,

merknya WORX. Menurut salespersonnya, kualitas WORX hampir sama dengan

REDWING dengan harga yang lebih murah. karena WORX diproduksi di RRC

sedang REDWING made in USA.

Tempat pembuatan speedometer indiglow buat tiger dan motor atau mobil:
SACS ( Specialist Auto Colour Speedo)
Workshop Asia Jaya Motor
Jl. Pondok Gede Raya No. 24 – Bekasi 17414, Indonesia
Phone: (021) 8487623 HP: 08167627773 (Wira)
E-mail: sacs_ajm@yahoo.com

PETA SACS: http://mx135.multiply.com/photos/photo/5/7.jpg

Jatayu Motor Sport
Jl. Tubagus Angke Komplek Taman Harapan Indah Blok Q No. 29,

JakartaBarat.
No. telp. 0811839391, Contact Person : Budi

OBELIX EXTEREME MOTOR CYCLE
Jl. Raya Condet No.5A Jakarta Timur
ylp : 021.9257393

Buat yg lagi nyari ban,
Kalau nyari Ban moge di toko ini saja,lengkap murah
dan ada perlengkapan helm,jaket kulit dll.Brand holder
merk BRIDGESTONE ,Battlax dll dan SPIDI (baju
balap)Khusus BRIDGESTONE dia yg pegang brand buat
motor dan gokart di Indo.Harganya juga miring,service
memuaskan.
BRIDGESTONE MOTORSPORT (BSM)
Attn: Ibu Walla
Jl.Pangeran Antasari No.32
Telp: 021 765 4084
Jakarta

Clink membuat kendaraan anda lebih kinlong
CLINK Chrome Technology jl.Kol.Sugiono No.100 Pondok Bambu

JakartaTimur
sebelah jalan layang Pondok Bambu
Phone : 021.86613154

Neobursa, menjual ban Moge second kondisi

prima,Metzeller,Prelli,BS,Dunlop,
Depan @rp.150rb belakang @rp.225 rb
alamat : Jl.M>Kahfi 1/31. Cilandak arah Ciganjur ph : 021.70728066 /

081310828465

Leather Goods Production
Jl. Raya Cibatu, No. 649, Garut
Telepon : 0852-2026-5710

Spesialis Pijat Sasis Motor
Tanpa Bakar Atau Las
Alamat:
AQUATRO MOTOR
Jl. KS Tubun I, RT 03/02, No. 19
Jati Baru, Tanah Abang, Jakarta Pusat
Telepon 0812-883-6016, 0812-868-7128
TABEL HARGA
1. Pres bodi utuh (rangka dan segitiga) : Rp 180.000
2. Pres bodi : Rp 130.000
3. Pres bodi belakang : Rp 70.000
4. Pes segitiga (bongkar) : Rp 60.000
5. Pres pelek racing (bongkar) : Rp 85.000
6. Pres cakram : Rp 60.000

Polaris Motor (Toko Aksesori)
Jl. Kebon Jeruk III/51, Jakarta Barat
Telp. (021) 6592128, Fax. (021) 6598971

Tiwa Motor Sport (TMS)
Jalan Sukaraja II Bandung
Contact : Kang Herman 0818631400 Update No telepon yang baru :

08121493762

CMC [ Chronicles Motorist Chrome ]
Jl. Bintara 12A , Bintara/Kranji , Bekasi Barat
Hub Heri (021) 70040124 , 70098124, HP 0818973612
Harga terjangkau / tersedia pricelistnya.
[ kemaren ngekrom sepasang Velg palang tiga enkei CBR400 Rp 450 ribu ]
Patokannya persis didepan toko Mebel Karya Ayu, masuk jalan kecil

kiosnya kira 10 dari jalan raya.

JET HOT AUTO MUFFLER
produksi knalpot mobil & motor besar segala merek
stainless steel – galvanis – alumunium
Jl. mayjend. Panjaitan 15 Telp. (0281) 7610693
purbalingga – jawa tengah
kalo mau nanya2 dulu
Muhadjirin M.S
hp. 08159646772

Berkat Motor
Jl. Raya Cileduk 1A
Telp 021-5847631
Hp. 081808399777
Attn : Rudi Gunawan
Specialist Modification

SMS Motor Sport (Mekanik Bang Satiri).
Jl.Raya Srengseng Sawah Cipedak Lenteng Agung Jak-Sel.

Universal Studios’ Transformers ride launches Dec 3 (US Singapore)

Mark the date down -- Saturday, 3 December.

That's when the highly anticipated Transformers theme park ride at
Universal Studios Singapore throws its doors open to the public.

Gracing the exclusive gala premiere of "Transformers: The Ride" a day
earlier will be none other than Michael Bay, director and executive
producer of the Transformers blockbuster franchise and the
attraction's creative consultant.

"I am very excited about the debut of this attraction at Universal
Studios Singapore. Finally, Transformers fans will not only have the
chance to watch the Autobots battle the Decepticons on screen; they'll
actually be part of the action," Bay said.

In a statement, USS said the motion thrill ride will showcase the most
advanced evolution of immersive theme park entertainment. It will
feature 12 scenes, comprising sets blended seamlessly with
hyper-realistic 3-D digital media and special effects to bring tactile
realism to every moment.

The Allspark Shard – what the new recruits (guest) will need to
protect from Megatron and the Decepticons. …

Guests will be transported onboard advanced motion-based ride vehicles
into the Transformers universe and partake in a 3D battle against
Decepticons alongside the Autobots.

Enlisted as Nest recruits, thrill-seekers will be tasked to help the
Autobots protect a remaining shard of the Allspark — a powerful energy
cube that gives life to the Transformers.

As the Decepticons attack the facility in a bid to obtain the shard,
guests will be introduced to a new Autobot — Evac — created
exclusively for the ride, which will bring them through 3-D subway
tunnels, down city streets and across rooftops at breakneck speed.

Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) said it's confident the ride will raise
the bar for immersive ride experiences anywhere in the world and will
be a game changer for theme park attractions.

Tan Hee Teck, CEO of Resorts World Sentosa, said, "Resorts World
Sentosa transformed Singapore as its first integrated resort in 2010,
and we will continue to bring in game changing attractions to the
region."

Special year-end holiday packages for Universal Studios Singapore will
be rolled out through the Resorts World Sentosa website and authorised
travel agents. '

More details will be available at www.rwsentosa.com and
http://tftheride.rwsentosablog.com.