zeny

mine is relocating cos i hack away one room that has a starhub port . they wont turn OFF but they just refuse to TURN it ON that (new flat need to get them to come down to turn ON the signal) infact we tried to plug already and it wont work

dun sign blindly... go shop for more ID you'll be surprise you can find one that match your budget and FYI during the process of reno there bound to be amendment to design so that can result in +/- in $$ so if you lock yourself to a higher amount in the beginning, with the amendment you might ended up even paying more $$$

IMHO your budget is quite high. alot of people here did similar reno as yours but dun think they exceed the 45K

NOT, I'm biligual give me the link too

Make sure starhub pple is around when your contractor relocate the port. my contractor relocated one of the port and when starhub come to turn on the signal they notice it is being moved and because they did nto see how my contractor do it and what kind of material (cable/wire)he used they REFUSED to turn on the signal for that port because of that i have to forgo one port

din you know we already jump from one subj to another

haha....still have not know enuff neighbour until have to come here to find

I'm not aspella but i noe where you can get to know more neighbour sk.com

nope where's the link for the manga ?

parallel import...very exp leh... anyway i haben gian until need to import can do without it for the time being

that mean you knock away quite a fair bit of wall

err...how heavy can these rack hold ?

for 26 it is very cheap leh ... when we renovating a normal one also cost this much but lucky HDB change all of ours

I know what is that :bow: want me to reveal the answer i see i see no wonder didnt see you there there is for tok kok, here is to gather information

of course... btw are you a member at sk.com ? seem like alot of your blog posters are there leh but i cant seem to find sign of you there

not just that u have to consider geting from Goh ah bee too.... since it is at hougang and it is cheap

man cannot help to wash meh

even though your Floor area is big but still must see whether u got room or not Wtg's service balcony is quite big

think alot of pple boycott odex but then if you have been following those anime brought in by odex and the anime is still ongoing in Japan how

anyone went ? how izzt !!

arcturuz waiting for you to updates the blog and share with him/her your experience

Odex defends 'enforcement action' Serene Luo Fri, Aug 31, 2007 The Straits Times SINGAPORE has become a hotbed of illegal anime downloads, said Odex, arguing that it simply had to take action. Responding to allegations on the Internet that the company had acted high-handedly, distributor Odex yesterday held a press conference attended by local and Japanese media. Odex recently made headlines after initiating what it calls 'enforcement action' - finding out the names of illegal downloaders and starting legal action. This triggered an online backlash, with some Internet users campaigning to boycott its products and wear anti-Odex T-shirts. Yesterday, the company revealed it had found that over 483,000 illegal downloads had been made here in the last 10 months, making Singapore 10th on the list of countries worldwide with the most illegal anime downloads. Singapore also has the highest percentage of illegal anime downloads per capita, far ahead of countries like the US, Australia and Hong Kong. To bolster its case, Odex brought representatives of the four Japanese studios which own the copyrights to blockbuster anime series like Naruto, Dragonball and Tsubasa Chronicles. They told reporters through an interpreter that they supported Odex's legal action, having issued authorisation letters for it to act on their behalf before the company went to the courts. 'If there is a necessity from the courts of Singapore requiring us to come down (physically), then we will come,' said Mr Yukio Kawasaki from TV Tokyo Corporation, in response to The Straits Times' queries on their reactions to a judge's statement that it was copyright owners who had to initiate legal action. Odex is appealing a court ruling in which the company failed to force Pacific Internet to supply the names of illegal downloaders using its service. Its request was refused last Thursday. To date, Odex has sent out letters to suspected illegal downloaders, with user identities gleaned from the 1,000 Internet Protocol (IP) addresses provided by SingNet. Because a user can have multiple IP addresses, only 300 users were identified. IP addresses are strings of numbers that identify computers. StarHub has also been served with a court order to disclose the names of subscribers allegedly downloading anime. Only 105 of the 300 cases have been settled. The remaining 195 cases are still in negotiations or are no-shows, said Odex director Stephen Sing. The company, which has come under fire from Internet forum members and bloggers, clarified that it was neither charging interest on instalment payments nor profiteering, as Netizens have said. There were also allegations that every person had to pay $3,000 to $5,000, which would result in Odex making $15 million. Odex managing director Peter Go said that 'no one has been asked to pay beyond their means', and that the money would pay for lawyers' fees, the costs of tracking the downloads, administrative charges and ISP charges. Any excess will go to charity and an auditor will be called in, he said. In response to protests that anime is not quickly available here, the company is also starting a new video-on-demand service on its website today. Mr Sing said it will now only cost $2 for a user to download each anime episode. These shows will appear just a week after they are broadcast on Japanese TV. The week's delay will allow the episode to pass Singapore censorship laws and to provide English subtitling. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- afterall that they have done, do you think pple will pay $2 to download their anime

please take a queue no