Cecil Lee

This is not as bad as my earlier illustrations.

Clusters of bamboo and banboo stumps. Some of the stumps have cavities. And potential for mosquito breeding.

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This Coffeeshop at Canberra, Sembawang made offerings of Five(s): Five generous cups of coffee and Five cups of tea. Here, they are praying to the Five gods: North, South, East, West and also to the centre god or god if the earth = 5 gods

Poison arrow from clubhouse roof-line. When I visited The Botannia @ West Coast recently; The trees have grown so high that they are higher than the roof-line of the clubhouse. As such, the sharp lines of the clubhouse roof-line no longer pose a threat to the 4th storey units...

Poison arrow from hanging lamp post balcony light (Self-inflicted poison arrow) or "score own goal"

The School of Manpower Management used to be located at Seletar West Camp. Located across from the famous Raffles Hotel, the old Beach Road Camp holds an important place in Singapore's military history. Built on reclaimed land, the camp opened in 1933 as the main base for local volunteer soldiers. In the 1950s, it became the main training center for the Singapore Military Forces. By 1967, it made history as the place where the very first young men signed up for National Service. The camp also had a military court and a popular soldiers' club with a large swimming pool. I was stationed at the old Beach Road Camp while serving my two and a half years of National Service in the late 1970's. I was temporarily assigned to the military intelligence office (HQ PDF S2 office) for a few months. I worked there while waiting for my new unit to be formed inside the camp. Related: My Reservist Photo taken when I was 25 years old. - Current Affairs & Lifestyle - FengShui.Geomancy.Net The military camp officially closed in 2000. Two years later, the government decided to protect three of its historic buildings (Blocks 1, 9, and 14) along with the old soldiers' club. Today, these old buildings have been blended with modern architecture to create "South Beach," a lively new development.

1. This is considered as 16 steps. 2. Outside or outdoor steps are considered as " Nice-to " and not a Must-do.

This "new A marking" Another main consideration is the walls (of any) and the flow of Qi Here, after a re-look; IF there is no wall at marking A to allow Qi to turn to B; then it should be 16 steps and not 17th. Further more,if there is also no wall directly opposite marking B to force Qi to flow to B; again it should be say 16 steps. These were not considered in my earlier reply.

Please refer to illustration: Blue arrow = step 1 If both A and B pathway tiles looks identical even if slightly different material then can be considered as "flowing" or added as a say "17th". But if the Colours of A and B are so different then A should not be counted.

Yes, it can be considered an additional 10th step if the material looks the same material. But have to weigh safety considerations of tripping (if any)

Frankly, without a photo it is difficult to say for sure.

Source: thenewpaper All three family members started to fall sick...

Sunnyvale Residences at 132 Lorong K Telok Kurau by RH East Coast Pte Ltd. Sunnyvale Residences is a freehold development. As it is within a private residential area the maximum height of this 30 storey private apartments is 5 storeys high. Expected TOP is around mid 2018. Usually, we can expect it to TOP much earlier given that this is a small sized development. The stacks/units in this development are either N1 or S1 facing. (The main entrance is located at the south side or S1side). As there is a canal beside this development; units next to this Siglap canal needs to be scrutinized.

Parc Riviera @ West Coast Vale by EL Development Under Flying Star Feng Shui: Parc Riviera stacks has two facings: 1. N3 stacks which are facing "noisy" the Ayer Rajah Expressway (morning sun) 2. While S3 stacks pool facing and (Sungei Pandan) Pandan Reservior will have indirect afternoon sun. N3. Stacks/Units has the double auspicious #8's wasted at the "back" of the unit. Thus not as favourable as the pool facing S3 stacks. S3. Stacks are the best stacks for a East group person. As both frontage enjoys the double auspicious #8 wealth stars. And furthermore their facing directions has water. Bring great wealth. The only concern for a S3 facing chart is that so often, the kitchen may be located at NW sector. Which in Feng Shui is called: "Fire at Heaven's Gate". And this can affect the male breadwinner's career luck. Thus for a South facing (S3) best to select a unit where the kitchen is either at North or North-east sector is preferred.

In the past, many Chinese from Fujian province (Hokkiens) were persecuted by the North. And assisting the North in their persecution were the Cantonese. Many Hokkiens took refuge in the sugarcane fields. And every year during the birthday of the Jade emperor; lavish offerings were laid out with Two stocks of sugarcane plants similar to the photos in each side of the altar. At midnight of the 9th lunar day; the altar is well stock with many foods to make the Jade emperor happy. PS. Was at Marine Parade Central market. Unsold stocks of the sugarcanes

Locations of China Towns in the US San Francisco; UK London, Japan and Thailand Credit: The Straits Times, Singapore

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Thanks Robert for your speedy report, really appreciate it

Thanks for your assistance Cecil

Thanks Robert and I am grateful that you reply so soon and efficiently.

You are so efficient...