in SGD how much ?

i google bintan, and i got this


worth going

that pay in bintan maybe is expat,
if in singapore is foreign worker

better than the Bintan expat pay already
wickedghost, how ?

JB can nego, if u change more.
U just have to ask them what if change S$@#@! to RM what the best rate.

i think is easier to get a job now compare to last year
but tougher to get EP since the revise guideline, then again if u meet the criteria, dun see any problem
next year seem to be a question ? i vote for tougher since the economy so uncertain, so myself staying put and not looking for the next 2 year
well unless shit happen

in your case the earlier u try the better

TGIF

http://www.raffles1.net/contact.asp
got branch in town
Raffles Money Change Pte Ltd
24 Raffles Place #20-03 Clifford Centre
Singapore 048621

Tel: +65-6538 0080 / +65-6536 6800
Fax: +65-6533 4800

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Added on September 16, 2011, 5:29 pmno need luck, buy more PA insurance
and http://www.rockwills.com.sg/wills/

This post has been edited by ivanswk: Sep 16 2011, 05:30 PM

9-10pm , painfuleh

just to put food on the table
suddenly my monday not so blue

i was thinking, if the guy already midway and got nature call, quite painful also , especially the guy below him

your job require climbing ? how high u go before ?

your life insurance must be quite expensive

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Added on September 19, 2011, 11:28 am

been a fantastic and great 9 month so far for this year , went to temple and pray yesterday
still hoping for a better tommorow thou
GBU

This post has been edited by ivanswk: Sep 19 2011, 11:28 AM

OMG

9/18/2011 Sunday 2.49869
http://www.exchange-rates.org/history/MYR/SGD/T

is happening, we going to see 2.5 soon
all time highhh

This post has been edited by ivanswk: Sep 19 2011, 03:07 PM

circle line at paya lebar station down

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Added on September 20, 2011, 8:03 amhear from announcement whole circle line is down

This post has been edited by ivanswk: Sep 20 2011, 08:03 AM

got a good pantry and aunty serving drink
but still like to go downstair @ raffles place
around 10am and 4pm for coffee break and rub shoulder with stranger

try loh,
anyway get close to the HH and develop a frenship,
so u get the better offer in future, priority quee
most HH now is like salesman

19/09/2011 SINGAPORE: A mother who fell to her death with her young daughter from a Bukit Batok flat in April had carried the girl before making the fatal leap, the coroner’s court heard Monday.

In an inquest into the double tragedy, the court heard that the mother, former China national, He Xuejing, had intended to end her own life and took nine—year—old Bao Peiqin with her.

Both fell to their deaths from a 12—storey flat at Block 290B Bukit Batok Street 24 at around 7am on April 15.

Forty—five—year—old Madam He was initially very positive about her move to Singapore almost 15 years ago.

She had no major complaints about her new life here, but her husband, 49—year—old Bao Xiaoming, an A*STAR researcher, recalled that her attitude changed late last year.

He noted that she became more agitated over what appeared to be trivial matters and could sense that she was losing her enthusiasm about living in Singapore.

The Baos, who came from China, obtained their Singapore citizenship in 2003.

But even after nearly 10 years here, Madam He frequently told her husband that their own behaviour and mannerisms were not like native Singaporeans.

Her elder daughter had also overheard her saying that unlike China nationals, Madam He felt that Singaporeans tended to not reveal their feelings and opinions.

Madam He also felt that Peiqin was not welcomed in school and should return to China.

She deliberately did not send her to school one day to see how it would react to her daughter’s absence.

And Madam He arrived at that conclusion after she claimed that staff members there did not call her to enquire about Peiqin.

Investigating officer, Sergeant Russell Lim Fang Yu, told the court that shortly after discovering the bodies, officers went up to the Baos’ flat and noticed that a black chair had been placed beside a wide open bedroom window.

Officers also found three handwritten letters, most probably written by Madam He addressed to her parents, husband and elder daughter.

The court heard that the letters stated that she loved her family members and that she was about to "leave" with Peiqin.

State Coroner Imran Abdul Hamid said that Madam He had unlawfully caused her daughter’s death, adding that Peiqin was a victim of her mother’s "impulsive act".

Both died from multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at the spot at around 8am that day.

http://news.xin.msn.com/en/singapore/artic...umentid=5287597

moral of the story
dun stay too long in singapore
dun rent the above unit

or something else ...

Police found the bodies of a dead woman and a young boy floating in Bedok Reservoir this morning at around 7am. They are believed to be the mother and son who were reported missing since Tuesday (Sep 20).

This is the second incident of bodies found in Bedok Reservoir. Earlier this year, a PUB worker discovered the lower half of a Chinese national's body floating in the water.

The two bodies discovered today (Sep 22) are believed to be that of Tan Sze Sze, 32, and her three-year-old son Jerald Chin Le Hui, who were were last seen in Clementi Central on Tuesday morning.

According to a local news broadcaster, both were wearing red tops when their bodies were found in the Reservoir.

Police said they received a call at around 7am today. The pair were pronounced dead about 10 minutes later.

The case has been classified as unnatural death and police are investigating.

STOMPer Evan commented:

"I think there is a trend of dead bodies in Singapore, now after the Chinese man, there is another tragedy.

"I would like to urge Singaporeans to treasure their lives and be careful."

This is the ninth case of dead bodies found floating in waterways and reservoirs in Singapore this year.

http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...d_floating.html

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Added on September 23, 2011, 8:55 amLowyatnet Ivan commented
"I would like to urge Malaysians to treasure their lives and be careful."


This post has been edited by ivanswk: Sep 23 2011, 08:55 AM

agree
some people hang to big co name and stability of the co,
end of the day fail to realize their own advancement
the co is good, but then there is noting for u

klang BKT, ampang yong tau foo, hon kee porridge @ petaling st and the chee cheong fun next to it

and soo kee ipoh kway teow in PJ sea park