And tickle their bellys!!!! Hehehehehe
Will we ever get to see u performing the belly tickling act with the orang utan?
Will we ever get to see u performing the belly tickling act with the orang utan?
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Bros,
Guidelines from Malaysia's JPJ summarised visually by this co...
http://www.sunshine.com.my/sungard/howdark_PD_automotive.html
Ahhhh thanks bro.
The term that I was looking for was inside your link. VLT - visible light transmission. Thanks for sharing!
The term that I was looking for was inside your link. VLT - visible light transmission. Thanks for sharing!
All election blah blah only... just like the EDL, make some noise out of nothing necessary just to show they care for the people
Funny enough I did not think JB to be mimicking Singapore but the article has drawn its uncanny parallels - - foreigners buying property driving prices up.
Difference is JB people welcome it.
Don't worry the article was hitting Klang Valley and Penang, definitely not Iskandar for two reasons:
1/ Klang Valley and Penang prices have become quite high. JB still got a long way to go....
2/ Nusajaya was precisely to do that, to draw the Singapore market, and part of the attraction is property price appreciation. Have you visited Nusajayacity.com recently? I noticed the repositioning of Nusajaya as complementary to Singapore. http://www.nusajayacity.com/nusajaya_features.php
Nusajaya is run by IRDA and the Federal gov.
Calm,,, All election blah blah only.
Funny enough I did not think JB to be mimicking Singapore but the article has drawn its uncanny parallels - - foreigners buying property driving prices up.
Difference is JB people welcome it.
Don't worry the article was hitting Klang Valley and Penang, definitely not Iskandar for two reasons:
1/ Klang Valley and Penang prices have become quite high. JB still got a long way to go....
2/ Nusajaya was precisely to do that, to draw the Singapore market, and part of the attraction is property price appreciation. Have you visited Nusajayacity.com recently? I noticed the repositioning of Nusajaya as complementary to Singapore. http://www.nusajayacity.com/nusajaya_features.php
Nusajaya is run by IRDA and the Federal gov.
Calm,,, All election blah blah only.
Bro Marineblue911,
Thanks for your advise, for my case, the tripping is for the main CB (the one with the test pushbutton) on the ground floor..
The other thing is that the tripping is intermittent hencedunno when it will trip again.. (sometimes half an hr, sometimes more than 5 hrs)
Think the debate will take a while before they implement..
I bot the SEG unit in Nov 09 also bcos Setia claimed that the gahmen will increase to 500K in next 2 months.. in the end it dragged for more than 1 year before its implemented..
I really hope so too, have a childhood friend whom i care very much for, maybe i will try again to bring him here. This time, more earnestly.
Actually originally me too!
I think the guys at the exotic shop are always looking for partners. Who knows, join them and be an active partner at the shop when you are retired.
Amazing! If I did not look at the website or banner, I could have sworn that it was an article written to heap praises on Singapore. But it is a good move. As long as Singapore continues to grow, Nusajaya will ride on the coat tails!
Heard someones car was the target of crime at Safra in Tampines? Crime is everywhere, just need to be vigilant, lock up properly and don't display cashcard, etc.
Even motorcycles are not safe, luckily in this case they managed to find it in the end:
http://www.facebook.com/singaporepoliceforce?sk=notes#!/note.php?note_id=10150764080414468
Just saw this useful advisory:
Dear Vehicle Owners,
CRIME PREVENTION ADVISORY – THEFT FROM VEHICLE
Several cases of Theft from vehicle were reported in Simei estate, Tampines St 11 and Tampines St 22 estates recently. The culprit(s) would smash the car windows and take away valuables such as cash, coins and cashcards from the vehicle. These crimes were usually committed in the early hours of the night.
2 Police have since stepped up our patrols in the affected areas. You can minimise the risk of being a victim by adopting the following crime prevention measures:
a. Park your vehicle in a well-lit location;
b. Secure the windows and doors of your vehicle, even if it is left unattended for a short while;
c. Install a vehicle alarm system;
d. Remove all valuables and cashcard from the IU when you leave your vehicle;
e. Do not leave the spare key inside the vehicle and keep cash out of sight so as not to attract attention; and
f. Keep a lookout for any suspicious person(s) loitering around parked or unattended vehicles in your neighbourhood.
3 If you are keen to play a part in making your estate a safer place to live in, you can participate in the Citizens-On-Patrol (COP) initiative. Please contact Changi Neighbourhood Police Centre at 1800 – 6587 2999 to find out more about the COP initiative. If you have any information relating to a crime or wish to report suspicious person(s) loitering around our neighbourhood, do not hesitate to contact Changi Neighbourhood Police Centre or dial 999 for urgent Police assistance.
Yours faithfully,
DSP KOH TEE MENG
COMMANDING OFFICER
CHANGI NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE CENTRE
BEDOK POLICE DIVISION
Even motorcycles are not safe, luckily in this case they managed to find it in the end:
http://www.facebook.com/singaporepoliceforce?sk=notes#!/note.php?note_id=10150764080414468
Just saw this useful advisory:
Dear Vehicle Owners,
CRIME PREVENTION ADVISORY – THEFT FROM VEHICLE
Several cases of Theft from vehicle were reported in Simei estate, Tampines St 11 and Tampines St 22 estates recently. The culprit(s) would smash the car windows and take away valuables such as cash, coins and cashcards from the vehicle. These crimes were usually committed in the early hours of the night.
2 Police have since stepped up our patrols in the affected areas. You can minimise the risk of being a victim by adopting the following crime prevention measures:
a. Park your vehicle in a well-lit location;
b. Secure the windows and doors of your vehicle, even if it is left unattended for a short while;
c. Install a vehicle alarm system;
d. Remove all valuables and cashcard from the IU when you leave your vehicle;
e. Do not leave the spare key inside the vehicle and keep cash out of sight so as not to attract attention; and
f. Keep a lookout for any suspicious person(s) loitering around parked or unattended vehicles in your neighbourhood.
3 If you are keen to play a part in making your estate a safer place to live in, you can participate in the Citizens-On-Patrol (COP) initiative. Please contact Changi Neighbourhood Police Centre at 1800 – 6587 2999 to find out more about the COP initiative. If you have any information relating to a crime or wish to report suspicious person(s) loitering around our neighbourhood, do not hesitate to contact Changi Neighbourhood Police Centre or dial 999 for urgent Police assistance.
Yours faithfully,
DSP KOH TEE MENG
COMMANDING OFFICER
CHANGI NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE CENTRE
BEDOK POLICE DIVISION
Agree, they are on a mutually beneficial route as long as things stay on course.
Oh, was there a gathering in this forum?
Haven't taken place yet to the best of my knowledge. You know what, we should just PM some of us and arrange for a lunch or coffee at Station One cafe or something. PM like 10 persons and then no sharing of their nicks. Just meet and have a relaxing time and have a common code to identify oneself.
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There is crime every where. But in some places, they are briefly reported. Not sure if anyone knows more about this incident. No follow-ups since this report over the weekend.
Man injured in armed robbery attack in Choa Chu Kang
Posted: 07 April 2012 2212 hrs
SINGAPORE: A man in his late-20s was wounded in an apparent armed robbery attack in Choa Chu Kang Saturday evening.
Police said the man suffered multiple cuts to his body and was sent to the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
Police were alerted to the incident at 5.00pm at Block 687-B Choa Chu Kang Drive.
Channel NewsAsia understands two men were involved in the attack.
Police investigations are ongoing.
- CNA/cc
Ok this is serious, i think have to be extra vigilant these days no matter where one goes.
On another note, saw a Woodlands bus accident being mentioned in another thread some
where, seriously hope that is just a hoax especially when it says mowed down, etc.
No hoax. A fact-fact.
Boy hit by SMRT bus in Woodlands
By Fann Sim | Yahoo! Newsroom – 4 hours ago
A boy was hit by an SMRT bus in Woodlands on Monday afternoon. (Yahoo! file photo)
(Updated at 7:11pm: Boy's age corrected.)
A schoolboy was hit by an SMRT bus in Woodlands on Monday.
SMRT bus service 912 was turning left at the junction of Woodlands Avenue 6 and Woodlands Drive 53 when it knocked a 9-year-old boy down.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said they received a call at 2:53pm informing them of an accident and they then dispatched assistance to the scene.
The boy sustained a fracture in his right ankle and was conscious when he was sent to the KK Hospital at 3:09pm, said an SCDF spokesperson.
An SMRT spokesperson told Yahoo! Singapore that SMRT’s Bus Operation Command Centre (BOCC) was notified of the accident at 3:00pm and immediately activated an ambulance. There were about 28 passengers on board the bus during the time of incident and no passenger was injured.
“The Service Leader has been suspended from duty,” said SMRT.
They will be assisting the family in every way they can, SMRT added.
The incident comes four days after an SBS bus hit and killed a woman crossing the road at the junction of Sengkang East Way and Compassvale Road.
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It makes me wonder about the conspiracy theory circulating the web about how PRC drivers are trying to get out of their labour contract by committing misdeameanor. Wondering if there's any truth in it now.
Ok, luckily no death but our roads are quickly becoming a death trap.
I have done this years before but again i strongly urge everyone not to use mobile phones or to listen to your ipods, etc when crossing the road and not to dash across without even looking. Cyclists too as i noticed so many zig zagging and not obeying traffic rules. Again, there are yet no known iphone/ipad apps for stopping an incoming vehicle.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/10-year-old-boy-hit-by-smrt-bus.html
(Updated at 7:11pm: Boy's age corrected.)
A schoolboy was hit by an SMRT bus in Woodlands on Monday.
SMRT bus service 912 was turning left at the junction of Woodlands Avenue 6 and Woodlands Drive 53 when it knocked a 9-year-old boy down.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said they received a call at 2:53pm informing them of an accident and they then dispatched assistance to the scene.
The boy sustained a fracture in his right ankle and was conscious when he was sent to the KK Hospital at 3:09pm, said an SCDF spokesperson.
An SMRT spokesperson told Yahoo! Singapore that SMRT’s Bus Operation Command Centre (BOCC) was notified of the accident at 3:00pm and immediately activated an ambulance. There were about 28 passengers on board the bus during the time of incident and no passenger was injured.
“The Service Leader has been suspended from duty,” said SMRT.
They will be assisting the family in every way they can, SMRT added.
The incident comes four days after an SBS bus hit and killed a woman crossing the road at the junction of Sengkang East Way and Compassvale Road.
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I have done this years before but again i strongly urge everyone not to use mobile phones or to listen to your ipods, etc when crossing the road and not to dash across without even looking. Cyclists too as i noticed so many zig zagging and not obeying traffic rules. Again, there are yet no known iphone/ipad apps for stopping an incoming vehicle.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/10-year-old-boy-hit-by-smrt-bus.html
(Updated at 7:11pm: Boy's age corrected.)
A schoolboy was hit by an SMRT bus in Woodlands on Monday.
SMRT bus service 912 was turning left at the junction of Woodlands Avenue 6 and Woodlands Drive 53 when it knocked a 9-year-old boy down.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said they received a call at 2:53pm informing them of an accident and they then dispatched assistance to the scene.
The boy sustained a fracture in his right ankle and was conscious when he was sent to the KK Hospital at 3:09pm, said an SCDF spokesperson.
An SMRT spokesperson told Yahoo! Singapore that SMRT’s Bus Operation Command Centre (BOCC) was notified of the accident at 3:00pm and immediately activated an ambulance. There were about 28 passengers on board the bus during the time of incident and no passenger was injured.
“The Service Leader has been suspended from duty,” said SMRT.
They will be assisting the family in every way they can, SMRT added.
The incident comes four days after an SBS bus hit and killed a woman crossing the road at the junction of Sengkang East Way and Compassvale Road.
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Thanks alot for sharing, i found it as well. Someone also just sent me this:
http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/Story/A1Story20120222-329463.html
Vans and other commercial vehicles are travelling too fast these days, in the link of the case, it appears its worse as it was a drink driving case.
No matter how safe people want to paint our roads to be, just remember all roads are inherently dangerous and regardless of your political outlook,
everyone is fair game to dangerous driving. Now i understand why years ago, my foreign classmates will take such a long time to cross the roads
while locals just cross nonchalently.
When will people realise that when you are crossing/running/jaywalking, even if the person hits you, at most he/she goes to jail for a short while and
can carry on with life. You on the other hand, will be likely maimed or dead. He may be wrong but you will be dead so please be careful when crossing
the roads. One time after the CTE tunnel while exiting to Cairnhill, an ang moh just dashed out and then walked slowly in the middle, i tooted my horn
to warn the guys behind me but he thought i was beeping him. Showed me the finger and casually walked and was almost hit by another car who was
not going to slow down like me. I horned again and luckily the driver behind me (who was moving from left lane to overtake me) saw him as well and
he did an emergency brake, luckily no car behind him else it would have been bad.
That driver did not horn him at all but probably would have taken his life.
Everyone could bring a durian and have a party!
Sounds good, at a neutral place like Station One cafe
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