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Not popular with the older generation.... First saw this at the Ecopolitan EC. And recently at a block of flats located at HDB City Vue, Henderson.

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Recent photos...looks like the landscaping area... left

Can an altar face a dining table?

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Further to what I mentioned earlier... In the past, have you either lived in a home with an indent like this for a cassette type stove? As many HDB homes in Singapore used to have the kitchen cabinet where the location for the stove was sunken-into the kitchen table-top. This is the actual reason for the origin of "the stove" must be lower than the sink. In actual fact, sometimes when the cassette type stove as shown below can either be level with the kitchen top or on occasions higher than the table top.

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This is a useful summary of our Name service: Please click flow chart for a clearer image. Thank You! Newborn Baby Name Selection Service (Off-site) Contact: Master Robert Lee Tel: +65 9835-5734 1) Information Required: a) English name, Chinese name, gender, date and time of birth of parents, and siblings (if this is not the 1st child). b) Gender, date and time of birth of the newborn baby. c) Any preferred names you would like us to check for suitability, or preferred Chinese characters that you would like to include in your child’s name. d) Whether you follow a Family Book (Zhu Pu) for naming. To make things easier and ensure no details are left out, it’s best to download and complete the Newborn Baby Name Form: URL: https://forms.geomancy.net Once we receive all the information, we will need at least 1 day (minimum) to prepare the initial report. Some surnames are easier to match and can be done more quickly, while others are more challenging. So even if you need an urgent review, it’s still best to allow at least 1 day of lead time. During this time, we will carry out a detailed analysis of the child’s Ba Zi and prepare a report with recommended names based on the following: a) If you already have a name in mind, we will check it and determine which name stroke group percentage it falls under, then rank it for you. b) If you have certain pinyin sounds or specific characters that you like, we will recommend names that meet these preferences. c) In addition to (a) and (b), we will also work out a range of suitable names from the top name stroke groups (generally within the 80–98% name stroke range).This way, you can compare how the various names perform across (a), (b), and (c). Usually, we focus on names with meaningful characters, as this is what most parents prefer. However, for parents who would like even more unique options, we will also provide a character reference list. From this, you can create your own name choices using the same middle or last character stroke reference list. If needed, we will also advise on the most suitable English names for your child (for example, which starting alphabet and number of characters in the name would be most favourable). 3) Once the comprehensive initial report is ready, parents usually take some time to discuss with family members to narrow down their preferred names or preferred name stroke groups. If they wish, they can also use the character list provided to come up with additional unique name options. Some parents may also call us at this stage to clarify any questions before finalising their shortlist. 4) After you send us your list of preferred names, we will work out the detailed analysis for each name and calculate the updated Five Element percentage with the name. This allows us to rank the names from the most suitable to the least suitable. 5) Some parents may continue to think of more names and ask us to review additional options, just to be sure they find the best possible name. Steps 4 and 5 may be repeated several times until the final Chinese name is confirmed, with plenty of back-and-forth communication to help you choose the most suitable name for your child. 6) If you need help selecting an English name that matches the Chinese name, we will be happy to assist with that as well.