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today newspaper, someone complaint about order pizza need full detail of cc. i believe this is not first time happen. so nothing can be done until something happen?
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Was at the VW showroom yesterday and walked around but nothing really excited me. The new Jetta was ok, inside wise with all the dashboard systems and all, its the same as our Skodas. Than I popped into the Skoda showroom in Leng Kee and found out some exciting news, the 2.0TSI Superb model is coming in and ready for taking orders before the COE increases again, which seems most likely since alot of people are changing or upgrading their cars. The new Skoda Superb 2.0TSI is fully featured with keyless entry and push button start, price wise, the 2.0TSI is actually cheaper than the VW Passat 1.8TSI by a good 20k. To order it, they said it will take about 3 months to get in. I was so tempted, the 1.8TSI was going for 146,000. Full featured model at a special price this weekend only. And is available now. GO check it out today! What should I get the 2.0TSI or 1.8TSI......hmm...
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Where is the most economical around the above region?
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i have the follow Original Full HD blue ray DVD (region B) bought from Australia last week for sales due to not compatible with local player, this is good for ppl who have player who can watch Region B blueray 100% Very new condition. The Hurt Locker The Lord of the Rings (The two towers) The Lord of the Rings (The return of the king) The Loard of the Rings (The fellowship of the Ring) Selling at $15 each. Alien VS Predator 2 - Requiem (without cover) selling $10 Night of the Musemum 2 (without cover) selling $10 ** pls make sure your player are able to watch Region B before purchase, no refundable) free delivery in local for more than $30 purchase Drop me email: [email protected]
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i wanted to double check with you bros if the outsourced HDB carpark . especially those with electronic signboard will 1) allow you entry even when full house? 2) allow entry and will display/notify you to exit carpark within 10 mins etc.. Kena a parking ticket at the NEX bus interchange HDB carpark.. Carpark FULL house.. still able to admit entry.. i dont recall there was any notification to exit by xx mins since FULL.. PArk at the yellow lines since so many cars all do the same... came back after dinner... the whole stretch of cars all kena !!!! WOW sia, extra income for HDB.. since i am paying for the carpark fee still kena summon.. si bei suay leh.. unless i didnt pay parking then i would lan lan pay for the summon..
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Is this real? Hahaha..... very funny. http://en.paperblog.com/samsung-pays-apple...s-coins-294795/
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Family of dead Ferrari driver sues insurers AXA Singapore had told Mr Ma's family that the crash was a "collision", not an accident. Tue, Aug 14, 2012; AsiaOne The wife and mother left behind by deceased Ferrari driver Ma Chi are taking the vehicle's insurers to court after the companies said they intend to withdraw coverage for the deadly crash. The Straits Times reported insurers AXA Singapore had told Mr Ma's family that was a "collision", not an accident. What this means in the insurance industry is that the driver was aware that his actions would cause an accident, thereby voiding the insurers' liability to make a payout. Mr Ma's family wants the High Court to reject this finding by suing the insurers. The lawsuit is believed to be the first such reported case in Singapore and is becoming a public interest issue as to how accidents are treated as "collisions", under which an insurer can reject liability. The accident in May left three, including Mr Ma, dead and two others injured. He had allegedly run a red light, crashed into a taxi, which then hit a motorcycle. According to The Straits Times, AXA first informed the Ma family of its decision last month. In the same month, the family had replied that they disagree with AXA's position. The company then responded by asking the family not to liquidate any of Mr Ma's assets, and said the case should be arbitrated. AXA also asked the family to supply a list of his other assets. Wendell Wong, lawyer for the Ma family, then filed a suit asking the High Court to rule that the crash was indeed an accident and not a "collision" as claimed by AXA. The family released a statement on Monday, "It is not an easy decision but the family feels that we need to seek the assistance of the Singapore courts as the insurer made the decision to repudiate liability first. "We just want to follow the Singapore laws as to what we need to do following the accident that affected people's lives." A pre-trial conference has been scheduled for next month. [email protected] -
Hi Guys, Just want to check, if you have the cash, would it be more advisable to pay in full or still take loan when we buy a car? There are usually quite a number of rebates and freebies if you take loan...
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Could i just ask if any bro here assist me for a minute,the loan amt 54k, interest at 2% per annum for 7 years,whats the full settlement figure after deducting 13mths paid up installment cause i use the dbs calculator hard to get a figure. thank you.
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Seem that the forum have changed it's format not to show the post with other member replies. Instead it is showing the hierarchy discussion. I find this very unintuitive/not user friendly. Mods' any comments?
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From CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1195800/1/.html SAF full-time NSman dies during training at Lim Chu Kang By Imelda Saad | Posted: 17 April 2012 1840 hrs
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Hi, based on the following information, can anyone teach me how to calculate the full settlement of the loan? Besides the figure, is there other charges involved? Amount Finance: $64,000 Loan years: 10year(120 month) Interest: 2.45% Total interest: $17,280 Monthly instalment: $680 Full settlement after 24months.
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anyone has any good recommendation for throwing baby full month celebration. Need recommendation on good 1 stop solution...ie. places / club house that provide in house catering/allow external catering.... Budget is abt 30-50 per pax type. If go to those chinese restuarant , what is the usual charges. Looking at weekend lunch though Thanks
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http://www.groupon.sg/in/.esnuty/,715940025 Fine Print Includes 10 year standard manufacturer's warranty Additional $50 top-up for MPV and SUV. Additional top up of $80 required for removal of existing solar film wrap on vehicle. muz read fine print....
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Hi all, I suppose most Singaporean cars don't get to utilize to their max potential. For example, running at top speed, hitting max torque, endurance run at x hours continuously. Do you think you are getting every cents worth from your car ? or do you equate money worth with ride comfort...and spend most of the time alone in the car . Regards,
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Yahoo news report : Straitlaced Singapore switches on to strippers Civil servant Joanne Yan, 24, was looking for ways to spice up a private party for a girlfriend who was about to get married when she found just the right idea after trawling websites and forums. After a booze-fuelled girls' night out at one of Singapore's premier clubs, shrieks of joy erupted when they were joined in their room at a five-star hotel by a surprise guest: a male stripper who did the "Full Monty". "I wanted my good friend to have a blast on her last night as a single and I knew she would be game enough for a stripper," Yan said. "Also, I think having a naked guy prance around a room full of girls would definitely lighten the mood," she told AFP. In a country where public nudity is outlawed -- even Playboy can't be sold -- strippers say demand for their services is getting stronger despite deep-seated conservatism and the danger of being caught. The police have the power to enter any place, even a private home, where they believe an obscene activity is taking place, but this does not stop strippers from advertising their services. Typically white-collar workers by day, exotic dancers cater largely to professional Singaporeans in their mid- to late 20s, including heterosexual and gay gatherings. Bryan Tan, 31, who heads 2niteok Entertainment and has been a stripper for eight years, said more Singaporeans now seek his services. "The reason for setting up 2niteok Entertainment is to cater for the growing need of Singaporeans to hire strippers for their private parties," said Tan, who works as an administrative officer during the day. "Striptease is very common in the Western countries, but recently the trend is increasing in Singapore." The firm's website says rates start from Sg$300 ($236) for a 20-minute show by a male stripper who disrobes down to his underwear -- tips are optional. To see the man fully naked -- known as "The Full Monty" after the 1997 movie of that title -- prices start from Sg$400, with extra charges incurred for "special requests" such as dressing up as a policeman or doctor. But the firm's female performers only strip to their lingerie. One of them is Jasmine Tan, 28, a human resource executive by day who performs three to four times a month. "In certain months the number may double," she said. "I believe men love to see a woman in sexy lingerie (rather) than fully nude. Moreover, I usually go alone to perform, so it may be quite unsafe as they may take my nude photos," she said. Tan does not mind having a roomful of men leering at her body but insists "both sides are not supposed to touch each other's private areas". "Some clients do ask me for sex after my dance, but I always reject them. I am not a prostitute, but just a striptease entertainer." Strippers keep their side jobs a secret from their families because it is still a deeply conservative culture. I don't mind anyone but please don't give me Steven Lim .................
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Hi, Anyone can recommend a good and reasonable body check out clinic or centre? i thinking of going for complete check out siince the last one was many yr back. thanks
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From CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1160642/1/.html Equal treatment for all full-time NSmen: Ng Eng Hen By S Ramesh | Posted: 20 October 2011 1618 hrs SINGAPORE: Singapore's Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said his ministry is acutely aware that all full-time NSmen must be treated equally, regardless of their background. Dr Ng said the equal treatment for National Service (NS) has been and must remain a cardinal principle because without strict adherence to this fundamental tenet, the commitment to NS will be severely eroded and the institution of NS weakened. Replying to questions in Parliament on the disruption of NS by Dr Patrick Tan, the son of President Tony Tan Keng Yam, Dr Ng said the disruption was in accordance with prevailing policies to obtain his medical degree. In addition, a longer period was granted to those admitted to US medical schools. He assured Singaporeans that neither Dr Patrick Tan, nor any other individual who has disrupted their NS, was given any preferential treatment because of their "connections". Some allegations that Dr Patrick Tan had received preferential treatment were made during the Presidential Election campaign in August. Dr Ng said the policy to allow full-time national servicemen (NSFs) to disrupt for medical studies in Singapore dates back to 1973. Then, Singapore needed military doctors to serve in the Singapore Armed Forces, a policy which continues today for local medical graduates. From 1981, this policy was extended to allow NSFs to study medicine overseas because the number of local graduates was insufficient. From 1981 to 1986, 38 NSFs were disrupted to go overseas. This was further tightened in 1986 to take into account basic military training and their physical employment standards. Dr Ng said 86 applicants were disrupted under this scheme. Among them was Dr Patrick Tan, who went to the United States to study medicine in 1988. Then, he had completed his Basic Military Training and was halfway through Officer Cadet School. However, he added that from 1992, disruption for overseas medical studies was no longer allowed as the number of local medical graduates had met SAF's needs. Dr Ng explained that in the US, the medical course is a graduate programme, where students need a pre-medical degree. Thus, Dr Patrick Tan deferred his NS for a total of 12 years, for his premedical course from 1988 to 1992 and later for his combined medical degree and PhD in Stanford University's medical scientist training programme. He re-enlisted in 2000 after having obtained both his medical degree and PhD, and was deployed to the Defence Medical Research Institute (DMRI) in view of his training. Dr Ng also noted that other full-time NS men have been posted to DMRI before Dr Patrick Tan's posting. Dr Ng said: "There was no preferential treatment given to Patrick Tan, or any other individual who has disrupted, because of their 'connections'. Let me emphasise to all, including commanders on the ground, that no NS man should be accorded preferential treatment. "I would like to further assure Singaporeans that Mindef implements a policy of selective disruption for university studies fairly and openly, in accordance with existing criteria. "Mindef shall henceforth publish the list of all those disrupted for university (education) annually on a routine basis for public scrutiny." -CNA/ac
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At my current open-space carpark, I always run out of place to park when I come home at night. As I have to work late rather frequently, it is really inconvenient. I understand that this is a common scenario with open-space carparks. Therefore, I am contemplating buying a flat with MSCP. To those who park at MSCP, can you guys tell me if you have ever run out of a lot to park if you come home late at night (1~2 am)? No place to park at all - not even on the highest floor?
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From CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1144203/1/.html Full-time National Serviceman injured during live firing training Posted: 31 July 2011 2345 hrs
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Our building got only 180 lot but the season already taken out 150 lot.. every morning sure got people trying to get in the building car park using the hourly entry when its already full.. Worse is they will just chop the entry till me the season entry also cant go in.. Best is the management got put sign far outside along the main road & yet there is still some idiot turning in to the building.. :excl: Good things for me is i get to test my horn every morning... :D
