Archive for January, 2009

happy cny. it’s a good time to rest.

Benjamin Franklin once said, ‘Beware of the young doctor and the old barber’

The difference between a good haircut and a bad haircut is about a week.

Talk is cheap, barbers give it away free with haircuts.

Six things have no business in the world: a fighting priest, a coward knight, a covetous judge, a stinking barber, a soft-hearted mother, and an itchy baker.

Without Vision, the people parish. -Proverbs

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Bayer distributed drugs around the world


- An american company, Bayer, sold drugs all over the world contaminated with AIDS virus.
- These are mainly for childrens
- Bayer knew that the drugs were infected with AIDs virus.
- Bayer had to figure a way to made a profit through the drugs which cannot be made in America.
- Government in France who allowed that to happen, went to prison. But none of the US corporate personnels including FDA regulators who dumped these drugs all over are not tested, not prisoned.

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GV Student Promotion is Back!

Golden Village student promotion is back. Watch a Movie for Just $6.50!
Available on Mondays to Fridays at GV Bishan, GV Jurong, GV Plaza, GV Tampines, GV Tiong Bahru & GV Yishun only.


- This promotion is valid for full time primary, secondary, polytechnic & university students in Singapore.
- A valid student card is required for purchase of the student-priced ticket.
- Valid from Mondays to Fridays, for sessions before 5pm at GV Bishan, GV Jurong, GV Tiong Bahru, GV Yishun, GV Tampines & GV Plaza.
- Promotion is valid till April 09.
- Not valid on eve of public holidays and public holidays (26 & 27 Jan 09, 9 & 10 Apr 09) and 23 Jan 09.
- Each student card is valid for 1 discounted ticket purchase only.
- This promotion is not valid for online or phone booking, Gold Class, sneaks, premium priced films or events, corporate bookings, other discounts and promotional offers.
- Not valid for 3D Films.
- GV reserves the right to alter the terms of this promotion without prior notice.

http://www.gv.com.sg/promodetails/gv_promotions_777.jsp

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quite good mileage this new year!

25/12/2008 – $14.38 – 88430km
30/12/2008 - 8.0L for $12.60 – 88743km | 39.125km/l
01/01/2008 - 3.7L for $5.28 – 88913km | 45.945km/l

 

If you haven’t know, SAFRA card holders get 12% discount at any caltex station. Valid from 01 Jan 2009 to 31 Dec 2010.
33% off for contact lenses at Spectacle Hut

 

but I lost my safra card dammit! i’m whining

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so, what is thrusting somebody? :)

How do you know it’s time to trust someone? What causes you to choose to stop trusting someone? Trust lies at the heart of a strong relationship. When trust is lost we feel betrayed, angry and taken for granted.

But what is trust? It’s a belief we have that we can ‘place out trust’ in someone. We have enough evidence to allow that to happen and so we start to open up and confide in that person. There is an element of uncertainty and risk involved as whoever you are trusting may not always live up to the faith you are putting in them.

Many parents of teenagers will identify with choosing to trust our child to be able to spend the weekend in the house on their own without throwing a wild party. You may feel somewhat anxious as you drive away from the house and have a strong urge to ring up and “check how things are going”. There is a risk involved, they may let you down.

Do you see trust as something that must be earned or negotiated? You may trust other adults according to how much you know of their character, attitudes and behaviour.

People have different meanings for trust. Our ability to trust may be affected by our upbringing and past experiences too. It is very easy within a marriage to assume you view trust in the same way as your partner, but assumptions can be misleading and lead to disappointment and hurt when things go wrong.

Most people want to place the responsibility for trust in a relationship on someone else. They base their trust on how someone acts towards them. I’ve discovered that trust in a relationship doesn’t start with someone else. It starts with you and how willing you are to open up and allow the other person in. If you’re having trust issues in a relationship, examine your own thoughts, feelings and issues from the past that have yet to be healed first before looking outward to blame someone else. I also suggest taking a step forward into love instead of fear every chance you get.

Talk about your doubts

Don’t let the fact that your previous relationship broke down be the reason why a future relationship breaks down. If you are having trust issues in a new friendship or relationship, talk these through with your new friend or partner. Explain to them why you are having the trust issues you are and explain your feelings to them. You may be surprised and find that your new friend or partner actually understands what you are going through!

It is going to be impossible to move on with your life after a divorce if you cannot trust anyone again. Trust is an essential element to any healthy relationship. Trust means you know you care for someone, and that they care for you. So make sure you have a healthy loving relationship in the future by learning to trust again.

and something else i took from here > http://www.ojar.com/view_2809.htm

There’s no one answer to this question. More than anything else, time heals your wounds…which is why many people say that one should remain single for an extended period of time before getting involved with anyone new…theoretically, the time alone allows you to get rid of the baggage from the former relationship and to feel emotionally whole again.

That said, I think it takes different people different lengths of time to recover. If you’re finding that your relationship, despite being loving and supportive, is causing you stress, that might mean that you simply aren’t ready to be involved with someone new yet…or it might just mean that you should back off a bit and slow down.

I myself got into a new relationship fairly soon after splitting up with my ex, and the way I dealt with the trust issue/fear of getting hurt again was to move very slooooowly. If you take the time to get to know someone realy well before letting your guard down, it feels safer.

Happy new year 2009 people. I’ve experienced and seen quite a number of 8s this year; multiple 8s in my bank account, 88888 on my bike mileages, 8 dollars, etcetc.. As previous year was terrible, God is making this year good for me! I know it. Because he tells me things that ‘i can’t see’ and make me aware of what is happening around. :D

Good day.

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