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This was a past case where Blk 268D stack #171 facing Blk 269C TOP, last year 2012. In the attachment; as the master bedroom is a stone throw away from Blk 269C; for practical reasons; day curtains has to be installed in the Master Bedroom.
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I tried typing in the url: http://www.risis.com.sg It brought me to the RISIS site which has figurines of:- Chinese zodiac animals, dragons etc... Which I believe will be interesting as they have some `unique' Chinese figurine designs. By the way, I am not associated with them at all. In the past, I do keep a collection of their gold plated Chinese animal signs e.g monkey, chicken, ox etc.. They are still around:) Warmest Regards, Cecil
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There is one unit in Parc Centro that has a unique one-of-a-kind open air WC! Don't believe? Please see for yourself...
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This plant is quite common in Singapore, but always never placed directly at the frontage of the main entrance door. As each of the leave is pointed much like an Anglo Saxon knife blade. This plant comes from Zaire. It's family name is: Dracaenaceae. And it is commonly called: Variegated Snake Plant. This plant has a cousin, which is much harder to find in Singapore. The profile of it's leave are the same except that it's yellowish and greenish band of stripes is horizontal vs the vertical stripes found on the attached Snake plant. Worse still, this cousin is also called Snake plant but it has another tongue in cheek name: Mother-in-l…
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1. The photo showsmy 3rd uncle who is actually taller than 6ft 6inches. 2. However, if we use a conservative estimate that he is 6 feet high; I measured this coconut tree and it is approximately 60 feet high!
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This flowering plant since 1960's is one of the most popular decorative plants during Chinese New Year. It's plume of flowerscomes in two vibrant colours: Rich Chilli Red and Sweet (Sunflower) Yellow colour. It belongs to the Amaranthaceae family of plants and it is commonly called : Plume Celosia. Again; during Chinese New Year; the Chinese like auspicious red and yellow comes as bright as the season of spring. As Chinese New Year is also known as the Festival of Spring - celebration.
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Attached please find the correct placement of this popular figurine. The most common locations is the living/dining room area of a house. Please check to see if you have placed the figurines correctly. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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1. These are Chinese symbols of water patterns i.e. associated with the water element. 2. If you notice carefully, some patterns are like the scales of a fish. 3. All patterns are characteristic of wavy patterns.
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HDB Yishun Greenwalk BTO launched in 2010 site plan and floor plans yishun-greenwalk.pdf
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This house at the `T' junctions avoid having it's main entrance facing it. It makes sure that there are few openings if any (allowing the threat of sha qi).
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HDB Clementi Cascadia The Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme (SERS) Site plan & floor plans - Which units are lucky?
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HDB Clementi Cascadia The Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme (SERS) Site plan & floor plans
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HDB SkyVille at Dawson BTO launched in December 2009 site plan and floor plans - Which units are lucky today?
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HDB Sales Brochure site plan and floor plans of SkyVille at Dawson BTO launched in December 2009 skyville-@-dawson.pdf
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HDB Compassvale Ancilla BTO at Sengkang launched in March 2011 site plan and floor plans - Is my unit lucky?
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A visit to Compassvale Ancilla with it’s green coloured blocks and distinctive mushroom shaped dome pavilions.
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Next review - I saw, I like, I bought... Applied Feng Shui in action.... Source and Credit: MCL Land:- http://www.mclland.com.sg/property/dreamhomes/pastprojects/default.asp "Seletar Springs Peace and harmony that's close to nature At Seletar Springs, you can see the sky not your neighbours. Few condominiunm developments in Singapore offer such a refreshing impression of space and openness as this. This low-rise development boasts a tropical lifestyle theme that is built around extensive water features. Only Seletar Springs gives you the same sense of privacy, open spaces and peace that one finds in the finest landed developments, yet at the same time offers all the ameni…
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Eight Courtyards just TOP. Some photos of the development. Together with a photo of One Canberra and surroundings
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Avenue South Residences at Silat Avenue by 3 parties joint venture of UOL, United Industrial Corp + Kheng Leong
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Avenue South Residences at Silat Road launching soon...
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Where possible, a triangle (fiber-glass base) of a water feature is also a No, No! Firstly, it is pointed at three sides and some of the points can be considered as a poison arrow. Secondly, triangle represents the fire element. For a water position; if we want to introduce "fire element" the next best thing is "a light".
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1. Additional points:- 2. At this time, if one use a Feng Shui ruler to measure any of the HDB flats, one will notice that they are all Feng Shui friendly ie. width and height. 3. The 5 room `point' block flats shown earlier are usually 25 storeys high. 4. In addition, many of these 5 room flats and 1 / 3 room flats are typical of earth element. 5. They are typically mass produced and the entire block consisting of 100 units x 25 floors are squarish = earth shape. Perhaps, signalling stability for both the people staying in them and for the country. 6. Under this attachment, you can generally view flats usually 14 storey high. In this single block, one can fin…
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China managed to get the Temple of Heaven ready before the Beijing Olympic games. If not, there is no opportunity to visit it so close-up. Can you see the motifs on the roof sidewalls? The dragon symbolises Male while the Phoenix represents the Female. Many traditional Chinese wedding cards have a dragon and phoenix symbol in embrace....
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Many advertisement flyers are thrown on the floor in this rather "dirty" void deck in a HDB flat in Taman Jurong area
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HDB Jurong East Court with HDB Boon Lay Meadow and Teban Vista BTOs launched in September 2013 site plan and floor plans
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HDB Tenteram Peak BTO launched in September 2012 Site plan and floor plans tenteram-peak.pdf
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Revisited Costa?Del Sol?a few days ago. This development makes a distinction between?the appearance of their swimming pool I.e. blue glazed?mosaic tiles vs the greenish ponds for plants?and not for swimming areas.?
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HDB Anchorvale Isles BTO launched in July 2011 site plan & floor plans: anchorvale-isles.pdf Lease Commencement in Year 2014
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