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Any bro here have any self drive experience in Jeju during winter season before? wonder if the road condition is harsh during Christmas period. Planning a trip there this Dec. Have not drive on icy road before
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Ok, it happens to me this morning at CTE expressway. Was cruising at around 80km/hr and suddenly engine got switched off and all warning light's starts to pop (engine check light, steering lock etc). I did not start to re-crank as the car is still moving and i worried if i re-crank it might damage the engine. funny thing was it automatically "resume" my engine after 3-6sec without re-crank. Anyone encountered before? I'm considered lucky as the the engine did not switch off at a bend... I'm pretty worried and concern now as i still have night appointments later..
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http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...s-Ministry.aspx as above, for those who are heading north during next weekend, do take note -
spotted this accident this morinng, directly opp Thomson plaza.. reckon car skided..mount kerb and banged into a tree....saw the driver standing beside the polic car...drive with care please...esp raining day..
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Just wondering if anyone experience being sick for the entire holiday trip before? My last holiday was horrible. I was having fever at night before catching the next morning flight to Penang. I was sick thru out the entire 4 days and had to swallow alot of panadols. my travel buddy is a doctor so I feel quite safe but he told me i could be having viral fever. I just took alot of panadols and augmentin. cant even enjoy the penang food. Totally cant enjoy that holiday. I think its even more sad if i were to be somewhere further.
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went to service my car last sat and was told that i need to replace my drive shaft... Before this servicing i noticed whenever i do turning (i find the bends quite sharp for me) at first lane (after MBS towards AYE) i will heard a loud sound coming from undercarriage. the technician told me could be due to this drive shaft... But after changing the drive shaft, both sides. I still encounter this issue. Any idea what other possible causes? -
Any bro here encounter your rental car broke down during your self drive overseas road trip? How did you get help? care to share your experience.
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I have this problem.......when i drive my car in the morning or after parking for a long time, when i accelerate hard, the car will jerk a few times (4-5 times) at around 5000 rpm...this will ALWAYS happens once in the trip and after that in the same trip, no matter how hard i accelerate, i can never repeat the jerking. When the car is jerking (or engine hesitating) the speedo will jump around. What seems to be the problem that will only happened once per trip.....after that the car drives fine. If i never accelerate hard, the car is also fine. Spark plugs changed, air filter clean, mass airflow sensor cleaned, engine oil changed.....
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http://www.macrumors.com/2013/03/25/faa-st...ff-and-landing/ Will our authorities follow if US FAA allow? Got to wait till year end.
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For bros who still have NS liabilities please take care. Go have yourself checked for medical conditions for if you feel out of breath or uncomfirtable during trainings. Having heart attack at 32 is rather unusual and hope LCP (NS) Chew recovers soon. From AsiaOne: http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/...222-403997.html NSman suffers cardiac arrest during IPPT training AsiaOne Friday, Feb 22, 2013 A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Operationally-Ready National Serviceman, Lance Corporal (LCP) (NS) Chew Koh Leong, 32, suffered a cardiac arrest on Thursday, Feb 21, at 7.25pm while performing his IPPT Preparatory Training in Maju Camp. LCP(NS) Chew had no known prior history of heart disease. He was successfully resuscitated by an SAF medical doctor and medic, and was sent to the National University Hospital at 7.55pm. He is being treated in the intensive care unit and the cause of his cardiac arrest investigated by NUH specialists. The SAF is providing assistance to LCP(NS) Chew's family.
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What are you doing during the CNY ? Pls share.
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The above woman (bank employee, aged 33) kena asthma during a telco's service disruption. She stopped breathing serveral times and is in danger of dying because of oxygen deprivation to the brain. The woman has been in a coma for 6 days and is in an ICU. Link To be fair, they also never explain how exactly the service disruption led to her coma. She could SMS her husband for help just fine
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21040313 Helicopter crashed after hitting a high rise crane. Terrorism ruled out but crash site is very near the MI6 building and where the new US embassy is being built. Authorities are unable to confirm the number of casualties so far.
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if i am away for 11 days and my family will not be able to help me start my engine, will it be any problem when i am back? my battery is less than 1-2 month. should i disconnect the battery?
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Hi, Lately, have observed that we have many lorries & trucks plying the highways epecially during peak hours (both morning & evening timing), where some of these truckes are zooming in & out of lanes dangerously... Maybe it is time for us to consider measure(s) like other countries?...where big trucks / lorries can only go onto highway during off-peak hours? Believe this can help to reduce traffic conjestions / accidents. -
This guy refused to give a mum and 2 kids shelter during Superstorm Sandy Video HERE
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Hello bros and sis, anyone recently travel to Msia via 2nd link during the long weekend (on Puasa holiday and during national day week), is there heavy jam on the morning of 1st day of holiday? I am planning to go via 2nd link on Haji day about 8am... want to anticipate how long will the jam be. thanks in advance
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After weeks of repainting on my block, my car does not get the paint. This morning, I saw my car got the small drips white paints across all my car when they start painting the next block. I think that they do not cover my car and stong wind blow. Talk to the site supervisor, he says he will use the wax to clean it. I am a bit worry how they will do it as they may not be professional waxer. I wonder if they can compensate for the outside workshop waxing or even polishing if needed? Anyone with the same experience? Even they offer waxing, I think that I will go car wash first before using waxing. I think that they will only apply spot by spot. For best effect, it need to wax the whole car as the paints all across the car. I can slightly stretch it off from glass but do dare to stretch off from metal chassic. If they willing to compensate the $$$ for waxing or even polishing then problem easy solved. This is huge estima, I wonder how the bangadesh worker will wax it... ? My bb still 2.5 yrs. Hope to hear with the same experience. I am not free tommorrow and Friday. Not sure the paint will be tough stain on the car after few days. -
How often do you find a vehicle road-hogging because the driver is on the phone and using one only hand to steer the wheel? How often do you find vehicles cruising in a zig-zag manner because the driver is on the phone? I do have many encounters with them, and seriously, many are truck and lorry drivers. I think they just do not have the habit of using hands-free set. One day I was riding in my colleague's car and happened to see a truck driver using handphone while driving, so I took pics of him and truck, just found the time to send them to TP. I know many people would say I'm too kaypoh but I believe if we try hard enough, we'll have safer roads in SG. [att achment=70779:20120712_130603.jpg] Dear Officer, I wish to report traffic violation by driver of YN511Y on 12th July about 1.05pm. He was using handphone while driving. He was at the T-junction of Ulu Pandan Road and Clementi Road, waiting to make a left turn from Ulu Pandan to Clementi. I was a passenger in a car on Clementi Road, waiting to turn right onto Ulu Pandan Road. I've taken several consecutive shots of this vehicle and driver, which I attach in this email. I hope actions will be taken against this errant driver for the safety of other road users. I'm willing to support your investigations in any ways necessary. Reported by
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Hi All, my wife is a teacher and she is due soon. She have requested for HL and will countinue with her ML when she gave birth. Now the school wants her to set exam papers when she is on ML. Is it legal? Thanks for the advice
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I am sure most of us have done it before during school days. Do share your ingenious ideas here during your time. I used to write notes on my thigh which is cover by the shorts i am wearing.
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Was thinking now that a number of people install car cam in their car. Some can remove some is pretty fixed there. So when ICT, what do you do to the cam when drive into army camp? Tape up the lens or remove the entire car camera?
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This car obviously is a Old Russian Lada Model, be it new and old cars engines, overheating can happen with least expected mishap. A car mechanic told me that latest Honda Accord has a automatic safety-cut-off to prevent serious damages during engine overheating, any Mcfer here to share these good-to-be-safe useful design in other car models and engines as well ? The dashcam video captured the Lada car explosion(@0:20) in a slow moving traffic jam, fellows regular mcf drivers are reminded to excercise cautions to open bonnet during engine overheats caught in massive jam on our expressway as well as in woodlands causeway.
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So some guests speakers are basically going through motion only (混水摸鱼)? Or the audience are not asking the "right" questions (只知其然，而不知其所以然)? You decide.. From ST Forum: http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/...ory_811446.html FOR DIALOGUES TO WORK... All must play their part Published on Jun 16, 2012 THE report ('Expectations differ on dialogues'; last Saturday) raised the issue of how policymakers - parliamentarians and ministers - should respond to questions during dialogues. Some say the invited guests should be the ones answering questions and proffering solutions, while others argue that the participants should come up with the suggestions. Both notions are not mutually exclusive. The best dialogues are those where both parties discuss issues, and suggestions are heard and debated. Parliamentarians are invited to these sessions because they have the experience in government, are cognisant of socio-economic considerations, and are in constant interaction with their constituents. In some instances, they have to understand that the participants are asking questions because they do not have the answers. At the same time, participants have to understand that they are asked for their views because their opinions matter. In essence, both sides must fulfil their ends of the deal. Expectations might differ, but they can be tempered and managed if the organisers properly establish the rationale of the dialogues. My personal experiences have made me realise that there are numerous areas for improvement:
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Please guess which shopping mall. Guard shot five times in robbery Share 0 inShareNew Straits Times Thursday, Jun 07, 2012 JOHOR BARU - A security guard at a moneychanger's outlet in a shopping mall is in stable condition after being shot five times during a robbery on Tuesday. The guard, in his 40s, who was armed with a pump-action shotgun, was no match for the robbers, who were armed with semi-automatic pistols. The robbers fired nine shots, with five hitting the guard. They then grabbed a sling bag containing RM100,000 in Singapore dollars (S$40,217) before escaping in a waiting car. Johor deputy police chief Datuk Ismail Yatim said the incident happened at 8pm when the guard and his employer, a moneychanger who operated from a shopping mall, were walking towards their car after closing the outlet. "They were intercepted by two armed robbers wearing masks, who got down from a car while another waited behind the wheel. "One of the robbers grabbed the sling bag from the moneychanger. "The guard went for his pump-action shotgun, but before he could fire, the two gunmen shot him." Ismail said the shots were fired at point-blank range. The guard collapsed while the moneychanger was unhurt. The robbers escaped in their car. The guard was rushed to Sultanah Aminah Hospital here and his condition is reported to be stable. Police believed the robbers had watched the moneychanger for several days before making their move. Ismail said nine slugs were found at the scene. "We are working on several leads and hope to identify the robbers soon," he said after a crime-prevention programme at the Johor Religious Department here yesterday.
