(2005) Brides of year 2005
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suishi,
tks alot...besides, i am doign a BP on the Amosco swiss roll and elcairs...u interested? collection at my place there...
http://amosco.com.sg/contact_us.htm
tks alot...besides, i am doign a BP on the Amosco swiss roll and elcairs...u interested? collection at my place there...
http://amosco.com.sg/contact_us.htm
All,
Just to share,
Latest research has found that anxious pregnant women are more likely to produce the stress hormone cortisol, that passes to the foetus and creates a hyperactive child. Persistent stress from daily irritants (traffic, work, etc) appears to affect their emotional development.
Just to share,
Latest research has found that anxious pregnant women are more likely to produce the stress hormone cortisol, that passes to the foetus and creates a hyperactive child. Persistent stress from daily irritants (traffic, work, etc) appears to affect their emotional development.
Morning pals!
Jam jam,
DId u listen to the news on Thailand political situation now?haiz...yesterday still got tanks on the road of bkk lor... =(...haiz...so worried to hear this news...
My colleague also goign bkk fo rholiday this fri lor...haiz...
Tinjk now the exchange rate should be higher liao hor...
Jam jam,
DId u listen to the news on Thailand political situation now?haiz...yesterday still got tanks on the road of bkk lor... =(...haiz...so worried to hear this news...
My colleague also goign bkk fo rholiday this fri lor...haiz...
Tinjk now the exchange rate should be higher liao hor...
On the ground:
- A coup has formally been announced by army
- Thaksin is at the UN in New York (seems unlikely coincidental)
- The army and police are calling themselves the Thai Reform Council and say they have support of the King
- The army is in control of Bangkok
- Government spokesman says coup has not succeeded and government is in control (seems not to be the case)
First, there has been a military coup in Thailand. Prime Minister Thaksin,who was in New York at the time, has been ousted. The military have taken control and they have claimed that they have the support of the King. Even though it appears that they have Bangkok under control, their challenges will to maintain order outside urban centers, as Thaksin draws most of his support from rural areas.
Second, Thai assets can be under more pressure as political uncertainty looms. There will be an eventual buying opportunity because of this, but given the situation pressure is likely to continue in coming days.
Third, there is a possibility that other Asian assets can come under pressure as well, as the impact of Thailand's event spills over in neighboring markets. This should not last for too long, and should be seen as an opportunity.
- A coup has formally been announced by army
- Thaksin is at the UN in New York (seems unlikely coincidental)
- The army and police are calling themselves the Thai Reform Council and say they have support of the King
- The army is in control of Bangkok
- Government spokesman says coup has not succeeded and government is in control (seems not to be the case)
First, there has been a military coup in Thailand. Prime Minister Thaksin,who was in New York at the time, has been ousted. The military have taken control and they have claimed that they have the support of the King. Even though it appears that they have Bangkok under control, their challenges will to maintain order outside urban centers, as Thaksin draws most of his support from rural areas.
Second, Thai assets can be under more pressure as political uncertainty looms. There will be an eventual buying opportunity because of this, but given the situation pressure is likely to continue in coming days.
Third, there is a possibility that other Asian assets can come under pressure as well, as the impact of Thailand's event spills over in neighboring markets. This should not last for too long, and should be seen as an opportunity.
Good Morning, everyone....
MFA advises Singaporeans planning to travel to Thailand to monitor developments
SINGAPORE : Singapore's Foreign Ministry (MFA) says the situation in Thailand remains uncertain.
The Ministry and the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok are closely monitoring the situation.
The Foreign Ministry advises Singaporeans intending to travel to Thailand to monitor developments there closely.
If they decide to travel to Thailand, the Foreign Ministry says they should register with the Ministry through its website at .
This will enable the ministry and its embassy to contact Singaporeans and render them the necessary assistance.
The ministry says Singaporeans already in Thailand should also closely monitor news on the situation there.
They should take the necessary precautions for their personal safety.
During this period of uncertainty, Singaporeans are advised to monitor the news, remain in a safe location and avoid areas where there is risk of disturbance.
Singaporeans who are concerned about the safety of relatives and friends in Thailand can contact MFA or the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok at the following numbers:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hotline: 6332-0000 (24 hours)
Fax Number: 6476-7302
Email: [email protected]
Embassy of the Republic of Singapore in Thailand
Address: 129 South Sathorn Road, Bangkok 10120
Contact Number: 001-66-(81) 844-3580, 001-66-(2) 286-2111
Fax Number: 001-66-(2) 286-6966
Email: [email protected]
- CNA /ls
MFA advises Singaporeans planning to travel to Thailand to monitor developments
SINGAPORE : Singapore's Foreign Ministry (MFA) says the situation in Thailand remains uncertain.
The Ministry and the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok are closely monitoring the situation.
The Foreign Ministry advises Singaporeans intending to travel to Thailand to monitor developments there closely.
If they decide to travel to Thailand, the Foreign Ministry says they should register with the Ministry through its website at .
This will enable the ministry and its embassy to contact Singaporeans and render them the necessary assistance.
The ministry says Singaporeans already in Thailand should also closely monitor news on the situation there.
They should take the necessary precautions for their personal safety.
During this period of uncertainty, Singaporeans are advised to monitor the news, remain in a safe location and avoid areas where there is risk of disturbance.
Singaporeans who are concerned about the safety of relatives and friends in Thailand can contact MFA or the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok at the following numbers:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hotline: 6332-0000 (24 hours)
Fax Number: 6476-7302
Email: [email protected]
Embassy of the Republic of Singapore in Thailand
Address: 129 South Sathorn Road, Bangkok 10120
Contact Number: 001-66-(81) 844-3580, 001-66-(2) 286-2111
Fax Number: 001-66-(2) 286-6966
Email: [email protected]
- CNA /ls
jenn- actuali i went b4 when i was at movie world. hv to wear this glasses in the theatre n the whole experience is as if u r part of the movie cos there wil be effects on ur chair, wil move n turn abit (e.g. feel tingling sensation at leg there if got insects in the show, water sprinklin out if rainin in the show, etc.) it's fun!! but ex lor, $16 for less thn half an hr show! but we got corporate rate, only $10. hee..
morning all,
tks f yr concern loh...really angry hv been planning since july f my BKK trip & finally going dis fri & who noes the situation bcome uncertain...so swuay...now disscuss wif my cousin regarding dis loh...tink hb feel uncomfortable to travel there in dis situation loh...sigh!!!
tks f yr concern loh...really angry hv been planning since july f my BKK trip & finally going dis fri & who noes the situation bcome uncertain...so swuay...now disscuss wif my cousin regarding dis loh...tink hb feel uncomfortable to travel there in dis situation loh...sigh!!!