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So far so good!
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any idea?
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Search clan tag #YJVPJU8 Can accommodate clan merging. Looking for active member who donate, play war.
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Lai... more reasons to fly SQ... [laugh]
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Former Workers Party member and acupuncturist Zeng Guoyuan will be contesting in the Hougang by-election as an independent Zeng was photographed collecting his nomination forms this morning from the Election Department. He was a Workers
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By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 12 February 2009 1322 hrs SINGAPORE: Singapore will be joining the international community with its anti-piracy efforts in the Gulf of Aden. Defence Minister Teo Chee Hean told Parliament on Thursday that Singapore will be deploying a Landing Ship Tank, with two Super Puma helicopters for a period of three months this year. The ship will work with the newly-formed multi-national Combined Task Force 151 to protect shipping in the Gulf of Aden. The LST will be deployed once the operational arrangements have been made. Minister Teo explained that Singapore's involvement is because as a maritime nation, the country shares the concerns of the international community regarding piracy. It is also committed to supporting international efforts to keep the sea lanes safe and secure. He stressed that it is not possible for any country, including Singapore, to protect its own shipping in all the key sea lanes of the world. Hence all countries have to depend on international cooperation to secure the sea lanes for everyone's use and that means littoral states, user states, and the international community have a role to play. Minister Teo said there was an upsurge of piracy attacks recently in the Gulf of Aden. In the past year, over 100 ships have been attacked by pirates, who have raked in an estimated ransom of US$120 million. And in recent months, NATO, the European Union, the US, as well as countries such as China, India, Malaysia and Russia, have contributed to anti-piracy efforts in the Gulf of Aden. Other countries, including Japan and Turkey, have announced their intention to send naval vessels.
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Hokkaido everybody! This time in MyCarForum, we have teamed up with FollowMeJapan (FMJ) - the leading travel agency in Singapore where they specialise in tour packages within Japan. This time round, it’s specifically in Hokkaido, the best place you can do a self-drive holiday. And since autumn is coming, we will be gathering with FMJ to present to you a customised self-drive holiday, available only for MyCarForum members. Members who are joining the holidays will be experiencing long winding roads, autumn foliage and a surplus amount of fresh seafood and ramens. And before we take you one step closer to that, we would like to invite 50 members to join us for an MCF Hangout at Toyota Showroom in Leng Kee. The relevance between the carmaker and FMJ is strong because of the partnership between the two brands. SIMPLY PARTICIPATE IN THIS SURVEY AND STAND A CHANCE TO WIN $300 WORTH OF SHOPPING VOUCHERS! 1 lucky participant will win $100 NTUC voucher 20 lucky participants who will receive $10 NTUC voucher each! Selected survey participants will also join us for a wonderful event on the 18th August 2017, 6 PM onwards at Borneo Motors Toyota Showroom, 33 Leng Kee Road S(159102). Event Schedule 1830 - Start of registration - Buffet dinner to be served 1915 - Toyota Singapore says Welcome! A Welcome speech from our co-sponsor. 1935 - SGCM Editorial Talk - Special mention of the All New Toyota Harrier and Toyota Altis. Our journalist will share some driving insight when you are doing a self-drive holiday. 2000 - FMJ's Talk 2030 - Treasure Hunt 2045 - Lucky Draw & Group Photo 2100 - End of the event Join the survey here!
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Join us in celebrating our store's reopening from 7th Oct to 16th Oct 2016 with great deals and giveaways! “Terms & Conditions Apply” 1. Buy 2 Get 2 Free Pirelli tires (selected model & sizes Only) limited quantity per day. 2. Buy 3 Get 1 Free Bridgestone tires (selected sizes only) while stock last. 3. Buy 1 Get 1 Free Engine Oil Package (Available to Idemitsu and Castrol oil service package) limited quantity per day. 4. Up to 50% off over 500 products of car accessories & car care. 5. Ladies Drivers Exclusive - Enjoy 5% Additional Discount (Min Spend of $50 in a single receipt) 6. Free Battery Health Check and get a free travel adaptor (worth $39.90) with every purchase of Bosch Battery Events. 1. Kid friendly activities (free Popcorn, Candy floss, Scoop drinks, Balloon sculpting and Daytona racing game. 2. Gift With Purchase - Free Autobacs Mobile Stent (with any purchase) and Free Autobacs Sunshade set OR Umbrella (with purchase of $50 and above) Follow us on Facebook to stay updated on the latest happenings and promotions! Autobacs Ventures Pte Ltd 30 Bukit Batok East Avenue 6 Singapore 659761 Monday to Friday, and Public Holidays - 10:00am to 8:00pm Saturday and Sunday - 8:30am to 8:00pm
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Hi, may i know how to join SKC, i need information on -What are the things i need -How many people i need in a team -Do i need to have my own go kart -How much -etc. Cos i can;t find how to join on their website planing to join the 2012 season, but my parents say must see how much before they sposer me to go since i have experince go-karting befor eand love it -Btw i am 13 so i am joing the junior cat :)
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The Syrian crisis has raised the threat of terrorism in Singapore. Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean gave a sobering picture in Parliament today (July 9) on the impact of the crisis to the country and why the developments go beyond security concerns and threatens social cohesion. The Syrian conflict is into its third year and is a security concern for many countries including Singapore. As many as 12,000 foreigners may have already gone to fight in Syria, and the number is growing. Mr Teo, who is also Home Affairs Minister, revealed that a handful of Singaporeans have also gone to Syria to take part in the conflict. “The Government knows of a handful of Singaporeans who have gone to Syria to take part in the conflict. One of them is Haja Fakkurudeen Usman Ali (Haja), a naturalised Singapore citizen of Indian origin. He brought his wife and three children then aged between two and 11 with him,” he said. “Another female Singaporean is believed to have gone to Syria with her foreign husband and two teenaged children. The whole family is taking part in the conflict in various ways, either joining the terrorist groups to fight, or providing aid and support to the fighters.” Source: http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/handful-singaporeans-went-syria-join-conflict-dpm-teo
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4D3N Cameron Highlands & Melaka / 20 – 23 June 2014 (Fri – Mon) Presented by: Idemitsu Lube (Singapore) In conjunction with: SPH Radio UFM 100.3 & myCarForum.com Event organizer: Fanfare Events & Communications Partner travel agent: Budget Tours Accommodation: 1. Century Pines Resort Cameron Highlands (2 nights) 2. Puri Hotel, Melaka (1 night) HIGHLIGHTS: Every participating car will be given a complimentary 4-litre pack of fully synthetic Idemitsu engine oil and a free pre-trip vehicle inspection. Goodie bag Items to be given Goodie bag includes Sling Bag (which is the goodie bag) 8gb Toshiba Thumbdrive $20 NTUC voucher 2 x Polo tee Cap 1. Visit Boh Tea plantation on Cameron Highlands (buses provided) 2. Visit strawberry farm on Cameron Highlands (buses provided) 3. Visit Brincang night market at Cameron Highlands 4. Shopping at Kea Farm market for fresh fruits and veggies. 5. Steamboat dinner at Cameron Highlands. 6. Visit chocolate factory at Cameron Highlands 7. Stay in a typical Peranakan hotel in Melaka 8. Enjoy Peranakan cuisine 9. Experience Melaka’s night market at Jonker Walk. 10. Boat cruise on Melaka River ITINERARY: Day 1: 20 June 2014 (Fri) Meal provided: Dinner 1. Assemble at (venue to be announced) 2. Convoy flag-off 3. Lunch at highway R&R 4. Drive on the new mountain road up to Cameron Highlands 5. Check-in at Century Pines Resort 6. Group dinner 7. Free & Easy 8. Optional activity: Shopping at Brinchang Night Market Day 2: 21 June (Saturday) Meals provided: Breakfast, lunch & dinner 1. Breakfast at leisure 2. Tour of Cameron Highlands’ iconic Boh Tea plantation and farms 3. Shopping for local produce 4. Group lunch 5. Free & Easy for the rest of the afternoon 6. Optional afternoon activity: Golf, shopping at Kea Farm and Brinchang 7. Group dinner 8. Free & easy for the rest of the evening 9. Suggested optional activities: Shopping at Brinchang Night Market Day 3: 22 June (Sunday) Meal provided: Breakfast & dinner 1. Breakfast at leisure 2. Check-out of Century Pines 3. Convoy heads for Melaka 4. Check-in at Puri Hotel, Melaka 5. Shopping at Jonker Walk 6. Group dinner at Puri Hotel 7. Shopping at Jonker Walk Night Market Day 4: 23 June (Monday) Meal provided: Breakfast 1. Breakfast at leisure 2. After breakfast, assemble at lobby for boat cruise 3. Check-out 4. Expected to reach 2nd Link at 5.00pm PRICES (Early Bird Special): 1. Single occupancy: $580.00 2. Twin-sharing (2 adults to a room): $368.00 per pax 3. Triple-sharing (3 adults with 1 extra bed): $358.00 per pax 4. Child with extra bed: $238.00 (Child: 3-12 years, sharing room with parents) 5. Child without extra bed: $178.00 (Child: 3-12 years, sharing room with parents) For MCF Members We are looking for 10 cars to join in this events and all MCF members are entitled to enjoy the Early Bird Special) all day. There is 2 test-driving cars to be driven for the drive-away, those who keen to drive the test car can express your interests here. Kindly comment and leave your interest inside MCF, We will arrange the payment and indemnity forms at your continences. Members will entitled to receive MCF stickers during the driveaway Members have to write some product review for the sponsored items. Note: 1. Prices do not include travel insurance. 2. Only 1 extra bed per room 3. If a room occupancy comprises 1 adult and 1 child, the price will be charged as 2 adults. Registration deadline: 31 May 2014. Participants need to be min 1st Gear - Premium Member. For participants, there will be a briefing session on 6th, 7-9 PM at SATIS International office at 10 Kallang Way Singapore 349215.
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Should ask her to sign on SAF... From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...ding_champ.html Posted on 26 Oct 2012 This female soldier not only served in Iraq, she's also a bodybuilding champ This article was contributed by the STOMP Team. Meet Melissa Haywood, not only is she a soldier who served in Iraq, but she is also a winner at the recent UK Bodybuilding Championships. She served in Iraq in 2007 as part of Operation Telic 10 and is a British Army Corporal. Just 26 years old, Melissa is from Salisbury, Wiltshire. She bagged the best bikini body award -- not surprising with her generous bust size of 34DD. She weighs about 57.2kg and is about 1.73m tall. The married soldier loves working out in the gym and her husband is a fellow soldier called Kieran. Source: Barnorama Pics 1-22 in the gallery show Melissa Haywood, while the other photos show girls with muscle.
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i already have 8 yrs experience in my own field but tis allow me a chance to join biomedical industry. anybody join b4 as experienced professional and not as fresh grad? possible to get above 5k for overseas program??
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Looks like the west has won the North Korea over by pouring him with all the materialistic items no more war! but a lot more starving to come [:(]
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Joined a new company and was asked to sign a clause stating that after resigned, not allow to join competitor until 12mths later, is it legal?
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These two are forming an alliance, who will gain more in this "marriage/affair"? Mazda has the technologies, Fiat has Maserati etc..... Samurai + Latino HOT babe
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Saw Phaik Hwa poised to join unit of Lippo By Christopher Tan, Senior Correspondent Retailer-turned- transport honcho Saw Phaik Hwa looks poised to return to the retail arena. The Straits Times understands Ms Saw, who headed rail operator SMRT Corp for the past nine years, will join Auric Pacific, a diversified unit of Indonesian conglomerate Lippo Group, before the end of the month. Ms Saw, 57, was with duty-free retailer DFS Venture Singapore before joining SMRT. Auric's main business is in the distribution of fast- moving consumables such as food, and it has a strong Asian presence. It also runs foodcourts and restaurants Will we see her sports car zipping along Jalan Boon Lay?
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[sorry! Title should be Mcfer, let's join SPF] My dear Diploma mcfer, sign on for 2 years, $10K is yours http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/...301-331081.html Diploma holders to get $10k incentive for joining police Diploma holders who intend to join the Singapore Police Force (SPF) will have more incentive to do so with the implementation of a $10,000 sign-on bonus. They can also look forward to a starting salary of $2,370 which is $100 more than current ones. Not leaving out existing police officers, Second Minister for Trade and Industry S. Iswaran announced today in Parliament that more senior officer positions will be created within SPF to provide more opportunities for career advancements. Selected frontline officers will also receive a $200 allowance per month on top of their current salaries. Also speaking in Parliament today, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said that the monetary incentives, which have been in place since February 1, 2012, will help with recruiting more officers. Speaking after DPM Teo, Minister Iswaran announced a slew of changes to SPF's policing model Community Policing System (COPS), to address anticipated changes in Singapore's security needs in the coming years. The changes include increasing the police force by 450 more officers, introducing two new units at each neighbourhood police centres (NPCs) and the opening of two more NPCs in Punggol and Woodlands West late this year. Mr Iswaran said the officers, to be recruited over the next few years, will supplement two new departments within each of the 35 NPCs. In an attempt to broaden and deepen officers' involvement with the community, the current Community Liaison and Preparedness team will be expanded into a Community Policing Unit (CPU). Officers of this larger team will be assigned to specific beats, and will conduct foot and bicycle patrols to build closer relationships with community stakeholders. Further to this, a Crime Strike Force will be introduced at each NPC as currently; crime fighting teams are largely restricted to the six police divisional headquarters. With the introduction of the strike forces, Mr Iswaran pointed out that the police's crime-fighting capabilities will be brought closer to the community. He added that officers will be more familiar with the local terrain and hence more effective in fighting crime. Bukit Merah East NPC and Tampines NPC will be the first NPCs to be reorganised in May 2012, and the rollout to all NPCs is expected to be completed by end-2015. Leveraging more on technology, Mr Iswaran also announced that police cameras will be installed in all of Singapore 10,000 carparks and HDB blocks by end-2016. The cameras will be set up at strategic points of ground floor lift lobbies and staircase landings to cover key entrances and exits. The recorded footage from these cameras can help post-incident investigations. A pilot programme will begin in May 2012 covering 300 HDB blocks and multi-storey car parks at selected locations which revealed at a later date.
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He's a veteran member of miw... part of the inner-circle... experienced minister (who seemed a good performer except a few flaws plus losing his seat in the last GE), etc. We all know ex-ministers (or senior post holders) will be given 'good' posts in GIC linked businesses after they retire, a typical 'reward system' used by the miw for its members. But GY's case seems to break the 'tradition'..... he joined a foreign group instead of becoming a 'family' member of GIC/Temasek dynasty. What went wrong? Are his views on how singapore should be led/governed so different from the miw's views that the latter TL and 'abandoned' him? or its the other way round: he super TL with miw's refusal to change despite their failed methods which led to him losing his seat during the 2011 GE? Does his departure (from the miw clan) signal the beginning of an 'exodus' of other miws from the party (due to fractions, infighting, etc)? Or is his latest move to a foreign group just a detour / smokescreen leading to something 'drama' eg forming / joining a opp party? Or all is well, nothing to think about, life goes on? miw might have offered him a lucrative post in GIC/temasek etc, but he rejected it? or miw told him "FO, and take care of yourself?"
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Anyone keen to send ur car for re-spraying in month of Nov? Am considering to do so at Lee & Soon Painting works at kranji loop. Please do text me at 91082251 if keen, see if we can get a better offer out of it. Cheers
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I am seeing lot of Jukes these days. Juke is currently top selling for Nissan. How come no one talks about it here. Let us join... Mine is Juke white and stay in the west.
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Georgie now a teacher. Maybe as an academic he can be in a more comfortable role to continue contributing to our nation. From CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1140906/1/.html George Yeo to join LKY School of Public Policy By Imelda Saad | Posted: 14 July 2011 1848 hrs
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Lee Kuan Yew to join Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
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It must feel good to join a School named after you. Most people who have buildings or schools named after them have no opportunity to as they would have been dead by then. Lee is probably the first person in the world to have this experience. Singapore #1 again. Lee Kuan Yew to join LKY School of Public Policy as Distinguished Fellow Posted: 24 June 2011 1520 hrs Photos 1 of 1 Mr Lee Kuan Yew (file picture) SINGAPORE: Mr Lee Kuan Yew is joining the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore as a Distinguished Fellow. A statement said both the school and the university are delighted that there will be opportunities for students, faculty members and researchers to interact with Mr Lee and tap on his vast experience and insights into how societies are best governed in a globalised world. The school's dean, Kishore Mahbubani, said Mr Lee's involvement would significantly enhance the ability of the school to fulfil its mission and further raise the status of the school globally. Mr Lee will take on the appointment with effect from July 1, in addition to his current role as Senior Advisor to the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC). - CNA/fa -
If you can't beat them join them.... George Yeo, fight for us if you really love us Singaporeans.... Join the Workers' Party or some other opposition.... Lim Hwee Hua too can join WP...
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Press conference Seem like people like MR TAn and DR ANg are very upset with MIW and these people are very successful in their private life and they are doing something for singaporean
