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Unlike the Silversea, majority or all the living room balconies have a large and friendly roof shade. A practical approach to trying to keep most of the balconies directly exposed to the rainfall - at least.
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Part II ===== 1. Further to what I had mentioned, sometimes, it may be easier to determine the sitting position. Especially if there is a distinct hill or slope e.g. behind the property. We could "safely" say that the facing is directly opposite this. 2. In Singapore, especially for the 3 room Housing and Development Board flats (HDB), we often find that we enter the apartment from the front. And it is easy to say that this is often the facing direction or the "mouth-of-the-house". 3. However, nowadays, many apartments are squeezed so tight and clustered in a snake like formation, the main door can nearly be at any direction. 4. For a condo or apartment. It is best to check on one's life-style habit. Does one often leave the main door open? Or close it most of the time? 5. For many who live in a condo, I have seen majority of the residents close the main door (unless they fixed a grille at the main door). Yet, many do close this door. If we do close this door, then, it does not make much sense to say that this is the "mouth-of-the-house". 6. Furthermore, many condos and even new HDB apartments have main doors at "odd" placement. And often, if we have to negotiate a turn into the home from the main door, most likely, this may not be the natural "facing direction". 7. This is similiar to what I had mentioned for a landed property under Para 1, where if the main door is at the side. And if there are other landed properties where this main door faces the side of the neighbour's apartment, most likely this should not be the main door. 8. In fact, I am very sadden by the fact that, some local practitioners try to scare their would be clients not to take up Feng Shui from others who do not take readings from the main door of an apartment. 9. Look at it this way, countries like Singapore and Hong Kong have majority of their residents staying in an apartment (condo or HDB) andFeng Shui for apartments is quite modern. And as mentioned above,the main door can be located at very odd locations and it should not be construde as the main door. 10. I believe, many of such practitioners either live in the stone age ormost likely wear spectacles but if one peers closely at their spectacles, these spectacles have "tunnel vision lens". 11. Therefore, check to see where is most likely the "mouth-of-the-house". And in many of the common approaches are: 11.1 If the home has four sides of windows, try to figure out, firstly which side has more light. The idea of more light is more practical than the amount of wind coming into a home. 11.2 More light would often suggest, that there are more floor area of window or the mouth-of-the house. 11.3 To use the amount of wind blowing into the windows etc.. may not be an exact science, since, high /low pressures within a day can differ. Therefore, wind can blow from any side of the home at any given time. This is particuarly true for an island like Singapore, which is surrounded by water. And it is said that in a high pressure days, air circulate either clock-wise or anti-clockwise for low pressure days. 12. The idea that the higher one's apartment is, we should take the reading from the balcony or the location where most lightcomes in makes more sense also. Many people feel that when our apartment goes as high as 6, 7 or 8th storeys, and if we do see much light coming thru, here, then this should be the mouth-of-the house. 13. However, if one lives in a highrise, and if our views are blocked by an immediate neigbhouring block and if we have the habbit to open the main door (leaving it open most of the time), then, even if at a higher storey, we could then perhaps, use this as the main door. 13.Given, the above examples, one can therefore see that thereis no right or wrong answers. 14. More importantly, if you do check on a practitioner, check to see if the practitioner use the term "IT DEPENDS". If so, the practitioner is most likely a better practitioner - who does not go for only one method. 15. If the practitioner - says that every other method is WRONG! It must be the main door, please steer clear of this "dead-wood", myopic practitioner! Unfortunately, there are many of these in Singapore. It shows how inflexible, such people are. Feng Shui was developed at the time where there were few if any highrise. And, it is very sad to say that many of such schools, feel that only their method is RIGHT and sometimes, these practitioners will quote some famous practitioners dead or alive. Who cares, do remember the fundamentals and we are better off. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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There are a total of 5 different models of 3M N95 face-masks. Different types of N95 face mask from 3M All N95 mask offers at least 95% filtration efficiency. 9210 8210 8110s 1860 and 1860s
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This chart in general shows the concentration of pollutants in PSI. But does not take into consideration how fine the concentration are. For example a 2.5 means = not good for one's lungs.
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1. Should I look at where my future parking lot is before I buy erh... that unit? 2. In this private development or condo; car parking lots are numbered and tagged with a specific condo unit. 3. Some lots are covered. While others are in the open. 4. If I am a car lover, I would first check out where my future lot is; before I commit to buying that unit in this development!
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There are TWO Common sense methods used, here. ONE 1. Based on History: 1.1. If one has already stayed in the "renovated" home for more than 2 years; one can then draw out the flying star chart of say Period 6. And another chart of Period 8. And see which seems to be more accurate - given that one already know it's past and "present" history. 1.2. If it a case of just renovated; then have to wait OR see below:. TWO 2. Drawing out both period charts and place them side-by-side:- 2. In a real world, in this example, I have a recent client who had bought a "new" apartment under Period 8. The whole block was completed in 2000. Since he bought it "brand new" in 2008 - bare walls and bare cement floors; he did the renovation under Period 8. SEE ATTACHMENTS. 3. In this real life situation, instead of guessing which period his home is; 3.1. I have to make more effort in plotting in both Period 7 and Period 8 stars. AND the "trick" or common sense is to try to compare both SETs of stars. 3.2 To see if certain sectors share the same stars or if they differ; any remedies would affect the other set of stars. 3.3.If one has a good solid grounding in the Five Elements concept; oftenwould try to apply a "cure" suchthat itHELPS but does not create issues for the other set of flying star numbers. 4. Frankly, many geomancers would not even think of such a method. 4.1. My advice is: to put on one's COMMON SENSE thinking cap and use logicin such a situation. 5. Does the above makes sense?
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In my opinion:- 1. essential oil falls under Fire. As essential oils although may be mistaken for water, but it is truly not water as such oils float on water. And in the link below, you will notice that it could be considered as under "OIL". 2. Selling = sales = Fire Please check out the following under the column "FIRE":-: http://www.geomancy.net/talknotes/talknotes.htm
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