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Was skiing in Niseko end Mar, and amazingly still plenty of snow (but bit icy), and way less crowded as compare to dec. Will definately go back next Mar rather than dec-Feb peak period.

Im adrenalin junkie, and do bjj/mma 3x a week, and parkour too... despite sounding like dangerous sport, but bjj/mma/parkour are actually safer than sports like football.

Never too old to pick up new sports, and im >40 y old

likely that the owner visit the parents during weekend and make use of family maid to wash car too...

i do see meserati park in hdb residence carpark too. Is weird that some ppl willing to pay 5k monthly installment for sports car (depreciating asset) instead of mortgage (appreciating asset).

if you into powerlifting, you may check out this ghetto gym... about 2-3km away from marine parade, but equip with 8 lifting platform for olympic lift...
http://swf.org.sg/?page_id=60

Well, when i was in states or london, i will not walk on quiet street in the middle of the night alone.
In Italy/Spain & France, i need to keep a lookout for gypsies and pickpocket.
In KL, i was worry about motorcycle snatch thief.

Only countries i feel safe are SG/HK & Japan.

But if exchange do so, they are cutting off one of the most lucrative income from co-location rental. Thats estimated 200 members on co-location at NYSE, with co-location rental between 100k-500k per month, this translate to about USD50mm rental income per month, or 600mm per year. This is too much ...

The most amazing about high frequency trading are unfair advantage been given to them by the exchanges, such as co-location rental of server at exchanges. By renting server space at exchanges (co-location) at ransom price, with proper algorithm & coding, these high frequency guys able to gain unfair...

[quote="offshoreoildude"][quote="refugees"]In my opinion, the diff between PRC & Malaysian drivers are Contract vs Permanent staffs status. Of cos permanent staff will enjoy more perks and higher pay as compare to contract staffs, like any mnc & banks. The mistake that SMRT made is their communicati...

u can check out vanda boxing, 10mins walk from China town

http://www.vandaboxing.com/

In my opinion, the diff between PRC & Malaysian drivers are Contract vs Permanent staffs status. Of cos permanent staff will enjoy more perks and higher pay as compare to contract staffs, like any mnc & banks. The mistake that SMRT made is their communication on payrise. Instead of saying PRC driver...

Yes i do follow the current xenophobic situation, ans I do understand where they coming from. Having spent more than 10y in SG, i have to say 1st few years were very pleasant where things were significantly cheaper, and good quality of life in SG. However, sudden increase in SG population without ha...

[quote="Callput"][quote="refugees"]the problem with hk flats are good quality r hard to come by. What i meant good quality is decent view with privacy (no need to look into neighbour), good facilities development n location, easy access to public transport. These flats usually fetch premium. and bea...

the problem with hk flats are good quality r hard to come by. What i meant good quality is decent view with privacy (no need to look into neighbour), good facilities development n location, easy access to public transport. These flats usually fetch premium. and bear in mind that effective area of hk...

Having spent 2y working in HK, these r my pros n cons for HK: Pros: - Good & efficient public transport network, from MTR, tram, bus, mini bus, ferry, taxi. No complex maths involve for taxi fare structure, no hide n seek, in fact, u get 15% discount if u call cab for distant of more than HKD60 fare...

Darth,

Do you work around raff pl? if yes, we can do some techniques training during lunch, would be great if u have a pair of mitts?