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Hi, I am a female born aug 7, 1963 7:00 am new orleans, la. USA. My problem: I love my job, however my boss is always upset with me, what can I do? Thank you, Spring
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Teochew Handmade Pau Hugely popular Pau... So many varieties and racks full = popular
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Hundreds of Thai Honey mangoes
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Thai medics claim coronavirus BREAK-THROUGH ?? https://trib.al/TeDvjBD
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This year, Traffic Police simply sent a "Thank You" card to myself, Robert Lee and according to this post-card 50% of all Singapore Drivers...
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Nowadays, this is pretty common in Singapore.
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An excellent illustration of The 40 Best anti-aging superfoods. In fact, many of these 40 foods or fruits or nuts are common everyday "stuffs".... The 40 Best Age-Erasing Superfoods By: The editors of Men's Health http://www.menshealth.com/ Here goes:- 1. Almonds 2. Flaxseeds 3. Tomatoes 4. Sweet Potatoes 5. Spinach 6. Rosemary 7. Wild Salmon 8. Blueberries 9. Green Tea 10.Dark Chocolate 11.Tuna 12.Carrots 13.Dried Plums 14.Whole Grains 15.Red Wine 16.Yogurt 17.Avocado 18.Walnuts 19.Tumeric 20.Black Beans 21.Apples 22.Alsakan King Crab (Huh?) 23. Pomegranates 24. Pak Choy 25. Oysters 26. Broccoli 27. Kiwis 28. Olive Oil 29. Leeks 30. Artichokes 31. Chili Peppers 32. Ginge…
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The three storey Adelphi Hotel shifted the third time tothis location at Number 3 Coleman Street. And was there until it permanently closed in 1973. It's last business day was on 25 June 1973. It was considered as Singapore's oldest hotel. The entire building was totally demolised in 1980. And five years later, a smaller office-shopping complex replaced this old grand dame. What a pity! In my opinion: Today, this site is not exactly "clean". As some units.... have sightings of...
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The Builders of This Spanish Skyscraper Forgot the Elevator The Intempo skyscraper in Benidorm, Spain?standing proud in this image?was designed to be a striking symbol of hope and prosperity, to signal to the rest of the world that the city was escaping the financial crisis. Sadly, the builders forgot to include a working elevator. In fairness, the entire construction process has been plagued with problems, reports Ecnonomia. Initially funded by a bank called Caixa Galicia, the finances were recently taken over by Sareb ? Spain?s so-called "bad bank" ? when the mortgage was massively written down. In part, that was a function of the greed surrounding the project. Initia…
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Dear Anon, When I am free, will post more information on this. Currently, the relationship of planets and even the Big dipper has relevance to Chinese Astrology. As most of users are more concerned with what goes on, on planet earth, I believe, we can skip this area first and concentrate on more `earthly things' and when there is less to discuss, would be glad to post more on Chinese Astrology (stuffs). Warmest Regards, Cecil
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The house you live-in is not an asset.. it is a liability
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Is it possible for a residence situated in a loud area to elevate your blood pressure? Answer with a simple yes or no. Source & Credit:
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A typical Chinese coolie in Singapore in the 1920's.
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The kid swallowed a coin.. Just watch how professionally a doctor extracts it, while another hospital might even perform a surgery and empty the parent's wallet.
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The moon's pull is so strong it may trigger earthquakes on Earth. Scientists are still baffled by its power.
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1. Although the topic is "The design tricks that keep skyscrapers from swaying seems remote or does not seem to have anything to do with Feng Shui." 2. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, it is equally important to understand a related topic such as "wind votexes" on a building/block/stack and unit. (Above: The Florence Residences) (Above: Treasure @ Tampines) 2.1 A Shapes and Forms expert always also looks at the external of the site and the positioning of the various blocks/stacks and how wind flows and wind votexes (if any) on such a block/stack/unit. 3. This is why, when one often looks at my reviews on developments, I often illustra…
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Source & Credit: The Straits Times, Singapore This is an excellent graphic illustration of What's Hot and What's not for an adult and a child! The graphic file is cleverly laid out with all available information on one VISUAL sheet! KUDOS GREAT Reference guide! body-temperature1.pdf
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As this is quite interesting and commonly found on supermarket shelfs. I believe some of produce have been known to help in certain cases... So here goes...
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THE TRACKLESS TROLLEY OF SINGAPORE The early history of Singapore is shrouded in mystery. It seems to be established that the Malays settled there 1360 A.D., followed in 1377 A.D. by the Javanese who had invaded the island. Marco Polo does not mention it though he wintered in Sumatra on his way backin Europe. It was supposed to have been an important trading center in the early centuries, but when Great Britain acquired it, it was wholly uninhabited save by a few families of wild Malay fisher folk andl was a rendezvous of pirates. Today it is one of the world's chief distributing points for the commerce of all nations, truly a "crossroads of the world." Under British ru…
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