gui99

And I am only at stage one

Yup there is someone screening the email. I wrote to our MP one month back, then no response. After which i sent another email again, cc our MP's ministry emails. Then got a reply today: You may wish to see our MP at the Meet-The-Session at Blk 178 #01-238 Toa Payoh Central on every Tuesday from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

1) CuteBaby - 79E 2) Meepok - 79E 3) Babymaro2003 - 79E 4) Dracula & Wife - 79E 5) Gui99 & Wife - 79B

Any one encounter any NEA personnel yesterday to check for stagnant water?? I was hibernating at home on MC and this uncle from NEA came and check for stagnant water. He din check very thoroughly so i was thinking is he really from NEA or not.

yeah lor i see the price also sian 1/2. pok to the max liao so i cannot afford also This month my bill quite okay so dun need for it yet.

For those people that are concern about electrical savings, here is an article that is interesting to read and a device that might be able to help to monitor usage: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin.../364833/1/.html

I feel that the blog owner's response to him is very good in the comment part. Really speaking out what a lot of citizens are feeling now. If he is murdered in the process of robbery then its really very scary siah

Brace ourselves for more bad news Transport operators to press for fare hikes But increase is expected to be smaller than last year's. By Christopher Tan SBS Transit and SMRT Corp are submitting applications for fare hikes later on Friday. As before, the fare adjustment is likely to hit commuters who pay in cash hardest. -- ST FILE PHOTO TRANSPORT operators SBS Transit and SMRT Corp are submitting applications for fare hikes later on Friday, but insiders are not holding their breath for any measurable rise. This is because the Public Transport Council (PTC) declared last month that fare adjustments this year were likely to be far smaller than last year's average 1.8 per cent increase. PTC chairman Gerard Ee has said that keeping the rise 'below one per cent' was a distinct possibility. This, in part, has to do with a 'redistribution' of fares, when commuters who make transfers during their journeys will pay less than they do today. For the past several years, those who make transfers, for example, from train to bus or bus to train, or bus to bus, end up paying substantially more than those who take a direct service to their destination - even if the distances of both journeys are the same. The Government has decided that fares should be purely distance-based. With this, those who need to make transfers will pay less when the new fares kick in on Oct 1. But those who enjoy direct services are likely to foot the bulk of the fare adjustment. Four in 10 commuters today make at least one transfer a day. While their journeys involving transfers will cost less from October, they are likely to pay more for other trips. As before, the fare adjustment is likely to hit commuters who pay in cash hardest. But on the whole, the PTC has committed to keeping the average fare hike to one per cent or less.

Interesting read on the FT that demands to buy subsidised housing. Esp the comments part: http://young-pap.blogspot.com/2008/07/amit...-challenge.html

my wife takes wo bao and today everyday. Got one stack at home, mainly use to put food when we eat in the living room. You can swing by and grab from me

I hope the list dun get longer..

Merrill Lynch and UBS plus the cost to build ERPs..

Errmm i think yours looks better than mine lor I think the door handle looks very unique leh..... Haha but welcome to the "Have to clean the main door regularly" club. Dirt and dust looks very obvious hence you have to wipe the main door regularly.

The black door that make a lot of old relative buay song more like it. No prob. Jus buzz my door bell.

I think there are a lot of things flying from upstairs. My wife and I walk pass the badminton court at blk 79A and kenna spray by lots of water. Think a few passer by also kenna. The side of my doors are painted. Think Liana's one is painted as well