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There are couple of korean noraebang in Tanjong Pagar area, can't recommend any though. Tried 3 places so far, none satisfying bcos equipment is quite old and place not well mantained.

This is how my 7 yo nephew rank his birthday presents (no 1 being the most liked): 1. ipad2 2. angry bird toy 3. cars story book 4. cars t-shirt and shoes 5. stationeries 6. bay blade 7. animal kaiser card Children usually have short span of interest, so the best is to find out what is the child cur...

Hi Elayne, have you try Arena? They have quite good design for one piece and it usually comes in different sizes (S - XL).

There aren't many shops selling Thinkpad accessories like battery, docking station, etc. Have you try searching at Sim Lim and Funan? Alternatively, you may contact Whizzwork at 6841 8000, they supply Lenovo machines and accessories to my company. Check if they can do a one-time sales of battery. Be...

I got my Lenovo Ideapad U160 from Challenger too (Jurong Point branch), don't remember they give 5% discount for member (despite being a member there). If you pay in lump sump (cash/cc/nets) instead of installment, they will give you some freebies like thumb drive, screen protector, etc. Service wis...

I assume you're referring to iPhone 5 here. These 2 phones offer extensively vary features, so it really depends on what you want. Personally, I would get Galaxy S2 since it's Android phone, most apps are free, display is better on 4.3 inch amoled; iPhone 5 has not come yet anyway. But, if you have ...

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You may contact SAP Singapore http://www.sap.com/singapore/index.epx to find out who are the SAP Education Partner in Singapore.

My ex-colleague took his SAP ERP course at Genovate http://www.genovate.com 2 years ago; the feedback was okay. But sometimes depends on the trainer as well.

Hi,
I am interested to join the training.
I have joined muay thai class for almost a year in the gym; have my own boxing gloves and punching mitts.
Please advise if the training is still going on.
Thank you!

Goldenbrown, In my personal view, $2000/month would be hard but not impossible. My advice: - rent a room in HDB (instead of condo) or share a unit with housemates - use train and bus as your main transport - have most meals at places where there is no GST - budget your monthly expenses (phone bills,...

To OP, I have been working with mainframe since day 1 till now, looking back it has been 10 years. Definitely there are market for mainframe related jobs, not only in bankings, there are also manufacturing and logistics company who are using mainframe for their ERP system. Do check out Jobstreet web...