i'm watching on pp stream. no delay at all. commentary is in English

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Thats great news for those who dont want 2 pay for 60 dollars worth of ppv to starhub or singtel.

Is the ustream site a pay site? Or free?

yeah.... waiting for F1 to start as well, in 30mins

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Added on June 13, 2010, 11:25 pmfree ... actually very simple, just type 'pp stream world cup' in google and you'll see the website

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Jun 13 2010, 11:25 PM

I did. I clicked on a few links on ustream.tv but either a blank screen or a frozen frame. So, I thought maybe it was a pay site.

http://www.world-track.org/sportsnews/live...-streaming-new/

try this

THANKS

I see the live feed... it's in German but live nonetheless.

choose one that is in English

Do you have the site for live f1 telecast?

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This post has been edited by seantang: Jun 14 2010, 01:06 AM

Hope some1 can solve my questions...

I'm holding work permit now, as Apple offered me a job now, they r proceeding my E pass application... But my current employer hasn't cancel my work permit and I'm still working under work permit. Will it cause the E pass get rejected or delayed? I heard ppl saying that my current employer must cancel my work permit 1st then only I can apply E pass, is that true?

Another question, I work less than half year, will MOM fine me or deduct my salary (something to do with company's income tax?)?

This post has been edited by yinyum: Jun 14 2010, 01:54 AM

Yup your employer needs to cancel your current pass so that your new company can issue a new on for you. I guess you quit the company and joined a new one b4 confirming that your current employment pass under your former company has been terminated. If the boss wants to be a "d***" and knows of your employment to another company, he/she may cause you some inconvenience by not terminating your pass for a few days.

Not sure about your 2nd question but i dont believe they will be a fine since you only start paying income tax after working in singapore for at least a year and even if they do ask you to pay income tax, you pay it directly yo mom, not a deduction of pay from the company.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Jun 14 2010, 08:32 AM

yinyum.. the only advice and most valuable advice i can give u..

Please inform current company HR and contact Santa Fe.

They will handle for you

hahahaha... I checked my status online and the E pass application has been approved! But will need to go medical check up as Apple email me about the details alrdy... hehhehe... so happy!!

anyone of you guys here working at Marina bay sands or Resort world sentosa?

I am a VIP in both , but if u wanna work as a dealer, better work at Sands, coz Sentosa same as Genting. no tipping. Sands u can accept tips.

I know one guy who's working for rws at the tables. He noticed quite a few malaysian datuks who play at the VIP tables, and as with malaysia as long as a person isnt in malaysia, people can do non-halal things in other countries and still be a holyman in malaysia.

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Added on June 14, 2010, 11:18 amU paid the 2000 dollar annual fee just to play in both resorts?

This post has been edited by crapp0: Jun 14 2010, 11:18 AM

VIP in both... How was the job environment? is it good? and do they provide hostel for worker?

I think I get what you mean..

I guess some other forummer here more happy hahahl.
VIP is given by the casino based on the amount you "spend" at their casino. the 2000 is for entry for Singaporean and SPR.

So the VIP status are diff for those on passes and for singaporeans/PR's.

Does anybody know how much you have to "spend" in order to get the VIP pass? I wonder if "spend" = how much money you played away to the casino and your consolation prize is the VIP pass. Coz my fren plays there quite often, nearly every weekend and he rakes in around 500 dollars in winnings, the odd thing is he hasnt loss his principal sum. He may go there and lose some in the early stages but when he walks out he's in the blue.