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Everything under the sun: Coffee-shop Talk

  1. 1. Previously, I used a smartphone app that says ... take a snapshot of a leaf; and leave it to the program to identify the tree. 2. This application gave a totally wrong tree! Deleted the app... yet need to subscribe it monthly or yearly! LOL! 3. Finally, today, asked a client who owns Eco Scape https://www.eastec.com.sg : What is the actual name of this “umbrella” tree... Combretaceae (Bucida molinetti = Italian name of this tree) 4. Also commonly known as Indian Almond and Ketapang family tree. 5. For me, I shall still call these trees simply as umbrella trees.. LOL 6. Light green version.. these trees are four years old:- 7. Dark…

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  2. Common Mattress Size and Dimensions in Singapore Baby Cot 28" by 52" Small Single 30" x 75" +++ Twin 39" x 75" Twin XL 39" x 80" +++ Full 54" x 75" Full XL 54" x 80" +++ Queen 60" x 80" King 76" x 80"

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  3. Many practitioners todaylearndestiny and fengshui analyses in order to cash in and get wealthyvia this ancient Chinese mystical field,not primarily to help others.This is diametically opposite to the ideals of the bazi and fengshuipatriarchs of yore,such as Yang Jiuping,Guo Pu,Li Xuzhong,Xu Ziping,Jiang Dahong and Shen Zhureng.Global fengshui factorshave shifted in suchmanner that today,personal and social moralities have to inexorablygive way to materialism and hedonism in one's personal life.To achieve theseends,one needs toseek ways and means to make as muchmoney as possible,and quickly too,including resorting to ancientesoteric knowledge and practices,even if deep dow…

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  4. Simply love this one.. Official Trang and Nam Proposal at UCLA grounds... Whole family, relatives, their dentist also in it... Just look at the students at UCLA some in tears closer to the end of the proposal.. Don't know the English word = DOH! (or Duh!). Learn a new word...here.. Yes! No bull! = at approximately 6.35 minutes into the video.. On 24 September 2011

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  5. 1. In the past I prefer to use IBM ThinkPads. 1.1. Where in the early years of Geomancy.net, majority of the resources was produced using them. 2. The first laptops produced by IBM was either only: the 3 series and the 7 series. The 3 series is their base model. (Similar to BMW = 3 series. While their 7 series is more Atas! Like the BMW = 7 series. LOL) 2.1. This was IBM 386XD 11.3" TFT. Photo shows an IBM ThinkPad 700C. (C stands for colour0. Where the chassis is very much similar to the 386XD. 3. Missed the feel of it’s keyboard. And removable hard disk feature. 4. I also had purchased a docking stations for them. At that time, a mouse, other …

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  6. Started by glyn,

    Hi fellow forum users Well, I'd like to share just two of the many changes that have happened in my "orbit". 1. The family business has been doing well, but I wanted to see it do better. So I looked at the Flying Star chart done for the office and noted that I had hung a solid six rod windchime in the appropriate sector. On Cecil's advice I changed it to six hollow rods, turnover has increased by 40%, profits are up and four new people have been added to the payroll to help with the volume of work. 2. My daughter works in the family business. She is a weak wood. Is always feeling tired at work, even though she sleeps well and is in good health. After pondering over this m…

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  7. I am rather suspicious of fengshui practitioners who hawk products. We can use ordinarythings like metal beds or wooden beds,household plantsetc,which are equally effective if used in the correct amounts and placed in theright positions. No need to waste money on attractive but expensive thingslike"100% jadeite" objects that purportedly help todraw in wealth.It seems that "qi" adjustments by the"master" is not enough.You need to further buy their products after paying an arm or a leg for their consultations. These things certainlydo draw in wealth. But only for the "master",and from gullible and s…

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  8. Started by glyn,

    Cecil, I must say I thoroughly enjoy your caricatures. They are straight to the point and in many cases very amusing. Keep them coming ! Glyn

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  9. Credit: The Straits Times, 2 June 2022 'We could have died,' says mother of three after 100kg false ceiling crashes down onto beds

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  10. 10 Common Misconceptions of the Names of Places in Singapore Is Ang Mo Kio ?ang mo kio? (tomato)? Or is Holland Village named after the Dutch community in Singapore? Are there any links between the new Chong Pang estate and the old Chong Pang Village? Let?s find out more? 1. Ang Mo Kio Tomatoes are called ?ang mo kio? (Caucasian?s brinjal) in Hokkien, which probably led to the misconception that the name of Ang Mo Kio New Town was named after the fruit. However, no tomato farms were ever recorded growing in the old Ang Mo Kio vicinity. http://remembersingapore.wordpress.com/2013/06/16/10-misconceptions-names-of-places/

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  12. Started by Cecil Lee,

    This is a common Chinese junk found in Singapore and Hong Kong waters in the 1920's.

  13. Started by Cecil Lee,

    Transporting back to the 1960's in Singapore

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  14. Started by myfs_98354,

    What more can I ask for! That was a great & very complex answer,.....I love it. Thanks much, Cecil. Rosni wrote in message news:14960.7685@forum.geomancy.net...

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  15. Started by Cecil Lee,

    25 Manners Every Kid Needs by Age9

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  16. Started by Cecil Lee,

    Note: Received this on 3.2.2020. No guarantees still got stock, today, tomorrow or near future! Go down at your own risks..

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  17. Everyone knows at least someone who had fallen to cancer... God Bless.. one and all!

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  18. An excellent article on the subject of boosting brain power.... Healthy mind....

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  19. Started by Cecil Lee,

    A small Market and Food Centre... but slightly bigger than that of Marine Terrace

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  20. Started by Confuse,

    Hi, A few week ago I read an article that you posted about the 90/10 rule. It talks about how we cannot avoid the 10% of things that happen to us but we can with the 90%. I want to forward that article to a find but I cannot find it now. Where is it? Thanks Ann

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  21. Started by Cecil Lee,

    Dear Ann, Please goto the conference (just above this) under the heading: User Discussion Session (User to User). It is the `fourth' message in there. If you still have problems finding it please let me know. Warmest Regards, Cecil

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  22. Year 2019:- Last one is cute...

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