GOODSTUPH • 是好的!
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1. Milk Us A Flavor Name!

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We're most excited over our latest Ben & Jerry's campaign, Milk Us A Flavor Name, which was launched as of today!

2. GOOD Stories: A Mother’s Story

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Come join us this Sunday at Qafe, as we hear the stories from the following mothers...

3. The Election Prediction – The Actual Results

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We ended our previous post on The Election Prediction questioning the relationship between Facebook popularity and the General Election.

4. The Election Prediction – If Facebook Page Fans could decide

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If Facebook fans are anything to go by, just who would win the Elections at the 3 "hot spot" GRCs - Aljunied, Marine Parade and Holland-Bukit Timah?

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5. Catch the Lexus CT 200h in a Symphony of Lights!

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Catch the Lexus Progressive Luxury Experience at Paragon Orchard Atrium from 29 April (Friday) to 2 May (Monday) 2011.

6. GOOD Stories | Chapter One: Pursuing Passion

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GOOD Stories aims to create a creative platform where stories from influencers from various tribes of passion are told and shared. This is Chapter One.

7. Welcome to the Online Jungle

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We scored our first cover story, on The SME, by The Business Times, in the latter's March/ April 2011 issue.

8. Minion Wanted

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We’re looking for a new apprentice! It’ll involve much more than making coffee for the Boss Lady. We promise.

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9. Boss Lady’s in the Hot Seat.

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This Sunday only: Boss Lady’s going to be featured in a new programme, Hot Seat, where various personalities from Singapore answer questions from the Public live via webcam.

10. The Lucky Mahjong Bracelet Giveaway

Random Goodness/

Chinese New Year’s coming around, and the GOODSTUPH team has been drowning in CNY paraphernalia (especially since our studio is in Chinatown).

11. The Apprenticeship

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An apprenticeship programme will be launched as of January 2011 at the GOODSTUPH studio.

12. Want to be friends? rubber stamp

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Who would have thought it would be socially acceptable to acquire a friend like an art buyer with his paintings?