Tue 6 Apr 2010
We have TWO joint winners for the “Uncover Singapore” contest: Agent Pang Kai Jian and Agent Barnabas Yim. Each of you will receive $2,500! Congratulations, guys!!
Thu 1 Apr 2010
Hi everyone,
The deadline to submit the LOST JOURNAL is officially over and The Agency would like to thank all players and supporters.
We will announce the results on Tuesday, 6 Apr 2010.
Wed 17 Mar 2010
Hi. This is in response to the enquiries we have received so far.
Once you have compiled all 28 pages of the LOST JOURNAL, you will need to print the pages, assemble them in chronological order, and submit the hard copy by hand to us by 31 Mar 2010. But please make an appointment with Agent Damon first by dropping him a note at uncover@nlb.gov.sg, so that your Journal does not fall into the wrong hands!
As mentioned in the Terms & Conditions, we will only announce the winner on 6 Apr 2010, so you won’t know if you’re the winner or not until then . 
Mon 15 Mar 2010
Geography
Dear Agents,
No aspiring Agent can graduate unless they know what forms the foundation of this great country. Are you up to the task?
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 28″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonMon 15 Mar 2010
Food
Dear Agents,
It’s time to make a dash to the food centres once again… Send me the name and address of this food stall.
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 27″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonTue 2 Mar 2010
Places & Spaces
Dear Agents,
Identify these 4 buildings …
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 26″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonTue 2 Mar 2010
Places & Spaces
Dear Agents,
Sometimes, things are hidden in plain sight and we miss them because we take things for granted. Can you identify what TYPE of building these are? (Clue: all of them belong to the same category, e.g. ‘Schools’).
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 25″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonTue 2 Mar 2010
Places & Spaces
Dear Agents,
Old maps would show lots of cemetaries all over Singapore, but we are not sure if this would even show up on those maps since the modern day Parsees have all but forgotten about this place. An archaeologist once told me that Raffles once imposed capital punishment on someone nearby for stabbing one of his men. Can you find the name of this little hill and the Chinese temple located at the foot of this hill?
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 24″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonTue 2 Mar 2010
Mysteries
Dear Agents,
Did you know that there was something strange going on in Singapore during the Japanese Occupation? Time for you to uncover the truth…
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 23″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent DamonTue 2 Mar 2010
Dear Agents,
‘Ships of the line’ refer to warships constructed in the 17th to 19th centuries which utilised the ‘line of battle’ tactic where opposing fleets bombarded each other with broadsides. In the case of this mission, the “line” represents a missing ship’s name. Can you identify the two missing ships?
Send in your field report to me at uncover@nlb.gov.sg and indicate “Mission 22″ in the subject field.
Remember, I will respond to your email only if you have met all the Mission objectives (although I do make a few exceptions), and I can only respond during office hours (see clause 3 in the Terms & Conditions).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Agent Damon