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Jui Residences Site plans Freehold development. As it is near the Kallang River bank there is a high possibility of termities due to the damp soil conditions. Anyway, in the future, will be the MA's responsibility. TOP is expected to be on 1st June 2022 and under Flying Star Feng Shui, will be Period 8.
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Seascape @ Sentosa Cove is a 99 leasehold property. TOP obtained in 2007. The two blocks resembles that of an uncovered part of a dino skeleton claw much like either a raptor's odd looking flat shaped claw or a chicken's feet. Alternatively, because of the round about; the roundabout looks more like an eye of a bird.
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3 Orchard By-The-Park at the junction of Orchard Boulevard with Orchard Spring Lane and Cuscaden Road Freehold. TOP in 2017. Site plan shows the unique arrangments where stack #01 occupies the largest rectangular block. While stack #02 is the 2nd largest not quite rectangular and lastly stacks #03 and #04 are combined into a third block. There is a slight noticeable tilt of this last block.
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Question: Can I shift my fish tank, here? By moving my dining table away? Inauspicious because in close proximity of.. make a guess....... to the stove. A no-no!
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In 1966, the site where Belgravia Green is under construction is a virgin piece of land. Even so until 1977. In 1977, roads such as today’s Saraca Road, Kansai Road and Mimosa Cresent started taking shape: At the bottom: Ang Mo Kio Ave 5 is also taking shape. Today we know it as Seletar Hills Estate.
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This side of this home also directly faces the afternoon sun... The owners also used vertical panels with horizontal metallic strips as a sort of “heat-sink” for the two sets of windows.
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Sweet white and a bit sappy ... the core is a brown inedible seed. The external has a snake like skin...The fruit has a nice light fragrant smell. If eaten too much.. can feel kinda indigestion....but no harm... though!
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More on the Chinese 7th Lunar Month 1. Singapore has only a few cemeteries left; avoid entering unless absolutely necessary. If you must visit, it’s best to go early in the morning. 2. Avoid whistling when walking alone on a deserted road at night. For safety, use earphones and pay attention to traffic sounds while heading home. 3. Do not urinate on trees or plants, as this is illegal and may result in legal consequences. 4. If you accidentally step on or kick roadside offerings, offer a polite apology. 5. Refrain from making jokes or disrespectful remarks about offerings. If the smell of burning incense is too strong, it’s best to leave the area. 6. At Chinese Opera performances, avoid rushing to sit in the first two rows. 7. If you notice a strong or unusual scent while walking, it’s better to walk away rather than follow it. 8. Do not pick up interesting objects found on the road as they may be valuable or purposely placed. Ignore them and continue on your way. 9. Avoid standing under large trees for shelter at night. Carry an umbrella for rain, but avoid using a red one. Ladies should also refrain from wearing all-red clothing and red high heels. 10. Avoid hanging solid rod wind chimes at home, as they are believed to attract negative energy. 11. If you sense a presence behind you, do not look back—keep moving and, if needed, run to a safe place. 12. Gamblers should not seek lottery numbers from trees. 13. In conclusion, respecting local customs and traditions in Singapore is essential to avoid legal issues and cultural misunderstandings. By following guidelines such as avoiding cemeteries unless necessary, staying cautious when out at night, and showing respect towards offerings and traditional practices, you help ensure a harmonious experience for yourself and those around you. Being mindful of these simple yet meaningful practices not only demonstrates cultural sensitivity but also contributes to a safer and more considerate community.
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Are you short-changed by a geomancer?
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Feng Shui Tips & Guidelines
Case Study 6: Fake Feng Shui will always flourish due to constant demand for it. 1. As this is an unregulated area, fake Feng Shui is always around. 2. If the Feng Shui Master's website sells products.... this is a RED Flag! -
Are you short-changed by a geomancer?
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Feng Shui Tips & Guidelines
Case Study 5: "Bait and Hook Business Model" A common business model is the bait and hook business model. It's a pretty basic concept most of us are really aware of. If yawn.. please skip this. The service is sold to the "victim" at a low price. This is the bait. The hook comes when customers are told to keep buying various products to enhance the purpose of supplementing the low price service.
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