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Kuan Inn Vegetarian Food Court A large variety of vegetarian food. It is located at Sims Ave directly opposite the Kuan Imm See Temple.
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Cockles are now so small In the past medium sized cockles were the best. Eaten with chillies and garlic.. And a source of cheap protein for the poor. Hepatis was unheard; then.
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1. Seeming innocent "exposed" tree trunks can be a source of poison arrow(s). 2. For example: tree marked as "A" has an exposed tree trunk is considered as a poison arrow. 2.1 However, if the tree trunk is parallel to a wall of a unit e.g. sandwiched between say the wall between e.g. the living room and bedroom; then this is a non-issue. 2.2. If the exposed tree trunk is tangent to e.g. the living room balcony then this might be considered a sha qi or poison arrow. 3. Tree B is a frangipani tree. And if one notice the photo illustration; this tree has a short stump trunk. And follage all over. Therefore, this frangipani tree is not a threat. 4. For tree A. At the moment anywhere from the letter A upwards is also not a threat to upper floors as there lots of foliage at this area.
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Photo of the dining pavilion with the BBQ in maze. Apparently, the roof of the pavilion uses individual planks. And each individual planks are pointed towards (on the other side) roughly at a unit on 2nd storey. This may become a potential poison arrow aimed towards the windows / balcony of a unit i.e. most likely Block 22 stack 21 balcony area. (For the windows, perhaps, one may install a curtain or blinds. But seems for stack 21 this may not be an issue as it does not seem to extend towards the bedrooms). But if the poison arrow is aimed towards the balcony; it is impractical to close the balcony windows shut all the time. Not only shut but also curtains or blinds drawn down. At the balcony, one solution may be to install an external blind.
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Bedok Residences Condo of club house and barbeque pit (barbeque pit maze) There are many considerations when choosing an apartment. Nowadays, one of the most important considerations are: 1. If the unit does not have indoor rubbish chute: where is the central rubbish chute(s). 1.1. Here I have seen some new developments having two rubbish chutes: normal and recycling chutes. 2. There was a recent incident where some had purchased a "premium" unit and later found that there was a rubbish chute next to their new unit's main entrance door. 2.1. Even if this is not bad Shapes and Forms... Ouch! This will certainly also affect future resale value of that home. 3. Other considerations include things like where is the afternoon sun; Flying Stars: Eight House = how suitable to the breadwinner etc.. 4. For low floors especially 1st to 3rd storey; other concerns include the sharp-roof of a club-house/function room (if any). These are sha qi and some are hard to cure. Not like one can totally shut off the frontage of the flat. 5. Another thing that some of us overlooked is the barbeque pit. Here, just imagine especially on a lovely Friday evening; Saturday / Sunday and Public holidays where one's unit can literally smell barbequing ... etc.. 6. Unit located or facing the guard-house, drop-off point and vehicle Entry / Exit ramps. 7. Unit located or facing the central rubbish bin centre / transformer room. To name a few.. more...
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HDB Ang Mo Kio Court @ Ang Mo Kio Street 22 / 23
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
The major sales exercise was in May 2016. As such there is no further added value or the need to do further reviews by ranking since it should be nearly fully booked. -
Tan Swie Hian Museum @ Sims Avenue
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Chinese Culture (General)
A dragon curling around a podium pole Nine (9) dragons in the form of nine tiles on the floor / ground -
Tan Swie Hian Museum @ Sims Avenue
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Chinese Culture (General)
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Tan Swie Hian Museum @ Sims Avenue This is a small museum. And this place seems run-down... Furthermore, one no longer can find it marked on any of the Singapore streetmaps such as onemap or streetdirectory.com.
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Feng Shui of HDB EastWave @ Canberra
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
Sorry, hope you understand. It is not possible for me to work out for all bedroom types for each development. Thank you. -
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No. Anyway Block B was never a shaxqi to Block A from the start.
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1. Situational Approach The unit you mentioned as "X" on the surface looks rectangular. Thus based on this link; "It depends!". As you have voiced concern over the block; similarly an ultra conservative geomancer may also share the same views. This is because less likely, that it has seems not to have a proper or rather imbalanced air-flow around this block. Which in essence is inauspicious. The jagged edges of Block B facing the open car-park is considered a Sha Qi or poison arrows. And it is not good to be a neighbour so close to it. As I mentioned, it depends because, one has to take into consideration factors like:- a. How suitable is this home to the breadwinner + various locations of areas like where are the toilets / kitchen = stove vs sink, bedroom sectors etc.. b. Mapping out the Flying Stars of the unit. In addition other factors include things like Para 2. to 5. In order to make a proper assessment of the unit in Block B. 2. Feng Shui Triage Proper trouble-shooting is required. 3. The Concept of Maximizing Marks Hopefully from a FAIL to a PASS or better! Other concepts 4. Fix-the-Leak, First! Easily three or more major problems. 5. The Concept of Maximizing Marks Hopefully from a FAIL to a PASS or better!
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Traditionally, the stove is lower than the sink... http://www.geomancy.net/wiki/Kitchen_Stove_%26_More
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