after the MP basic course's completed and its time for postings to the different companies then physical requirements are considered. even for consideration to the ceremonial company height is not an issue, since i'm only 1.73m i still got in. looks are though, cannot look too funny since we mount ceremonial guards, and no bow-legs. if u wear glasses u either have to get contact lenses or go without glasses on parade.

the only two ranks tat's desire by all pple, either u get commission or u stays as a men, if u get into sispec, Goodluck to u, pray hard u get into airforce not combat unit, if u heng heng draft into armour unit, esp AI... Hallelujah to u, get prepare to sign many many extra for lost equipment, failure to maintain vehicle, men's weapon dirty. many many safety spec duties for many many live firing, and believe me, armour got the most live firing outta every other vocation

Below ALL 100% SOLD ADARA - district 15 - Total 16 units - TOP 2011 Initial price 912 - 937psf. REVISED - 750 - 780psf AMBRA - district 15 - Total 25 units - TOP 2010 Initial price 830psf. REVISED - 690psf. ARISTO - district 15 - Total 56 units - TOP 2012 Initial price 1450 - 1600psf. REVISED - 950 - 1200psf DE CENTURION - district 15 - Total 42 units - TOP 2010 Initial price 1400 - 1600psf. REVISED - 1000 - 1050psf EAST BAY - district 15 - Total 40 units - TOP 2011 Initial price 950 - 1080psf. REVISED - 749 - 798psf IVORY - district 15 - Total 20units - TOP 2009 Initial price 790 - 800psf. REVISED - 620 - 670psf. PARC SOPHIA - district 09 - Total 152 units - TOP 2011 Initial price 1450 - 1600psf. REVISED - 1200 - 1350psf POSHGROVE EAST - district 15 - Total 76 units - ALREADY TOP Initial price 909 - 950psf. REVISED - 850psf RV SUITES - district 9 - Total 96 units - TOP 2012 Initial price 1450 - 1580psf. REVISED - 1180 - 1250psf PROJECTS BELOW TO BE CLEAR.... Grab one of these while its lasts... BEACON HEIGHTS - district 12 - 212 units - TOP 2011 Balance 33 units - (1+1/667sqft, 2brm/926sqft, 3brm/1076sqft) Initial price 850 - 1030psf. Now can try 750psf - 800psf SOLD 9 units after revised last week... I Residences - district 12 - Total 70 units - TOP 2012 Balance 20 units (2brm1066sqft, 3brm/1313sqft,1346sqft, PH) Initial price 980 - 1100psf. Now can try - 880 - 950psf. SOLD 36 units after revised LUCIDA - district 11 - Total 62 units - TOP 2011 Balance 13units - (2bedrm = 1066sqft/1098sqft/ 3brm 1324sqft) Initial price 1300 - 1400psf. Now can try - 1150 - 1180psf SOLD 22 units after revised LUMA - district 09 - 75 units - TOP 2013 Balance 69 units - ( 1bedrm = 743sqft/ 2br 904sqft/1173sqft) Initial price 2500 - 3300psf. Now can try - 1480 - 1550psf SOLD 1 units after revised MT SOPHIA SUITES - district 09 - 32 units - TOP 2011 Balance 2 units - ( 1+1 = 689sqft/ 2br = 721sqft) Initial price 1600 - 1800psf. Now can try - 1250 - 1280psf SOLD 26 units after revised MULBERRY TREE - district 11 - 32 units - TOP 2010 Balance 3 units - ( 1+1 = 646sqft/PH) Initial price 1400 - 1600psf. Now can try - 1180 - 1250psf SOLD 5 units after revised NOVA 48 - district 12 - 48 units - TOP 2012 Balance 22 units - ( 3bedrms = 1066/1238sqft/ 3+1 = 1098/1152sqft) Initial price 920 - 950psf. Now can try - 850 - 880psf SOLD 5 units after revised NOVA 88 - district 12 - 88 units - TOP 2012 Balance 34 units - ( 2bedrms = 915sqft/ 2+1 = 980sqft/ 3br 1195sqf/1249sqft/ 4br 1313sqft/ PH) Initial price 920 - 950psf. Now can try - 850 - 880psf SOLD 4 units after revised ZENITH - district 10 - Total 85 units - TOP 2011 Balance 4 units - ( 2brm/775sqft, 2+1/1130sqft,PH3brm) Initial price 1500 - 1600psf. Now can try 1250psf. SOLD 4 units after revised PROJECTS JUST REVISED PARC CENTENNIAL - district 09 - Total 51 units - TOP 2011 Balance 44 units - ( 2brm=1098/1163sqft, 3br =1249/1550/1572sqft) Initial price 1400 - 1500psf. Now can try 1180 - 1280psf WILKIE STUDIO - district 09 - Total 40 units - TOP 2011 Balance 20 units - ( 3brm=1044 -1636sqft, 3br Duplex =2809 -2906sqft) Initial price 1600 - 1800psf. Now can try 1275 - 1380psf

Let's bookmark these 3 condos TOP 2009 One North Residence: ave psf $858, on sale 66 of 405 units Carabelle: ave psf $736, on sale 31 of 338 units Botannia: ave psf $681, on sale 61 of 493 units

2010 is probably the year to watch when people who bought in 2007 will see the TOP of their properties... read somewhere that 70% of the foreigners bought on DPS and that they form 22% of the buyers in 2007 (correct me if I'm wrong) .. also gather that these foreigners are the speculators chasing up the prices

CapitaLand profits fall 83% SINGAPORE - CAPITALAND, Southeast Asia's largest developer, said on Friday its first quarter net profit dropped 83 per cent from a year ago as property values fell across the region. The developer, whose largest shareholder is Singapore state investor Temasek with an 40 per cent stake, earned $42.9 million in the three months ended March, down from $247.5 million a year earlier. 'We do not expect a quick and sharp turnaround in global property markets,' CapitaLand CEO Liew Mun Leong said in a statement. Analysts expect CapitaLand to post a 62 per cent fall in net profit to about $485 million this year due to slower home sales and a drop in the value of its investment properties, according to the median forecast of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. Shares of CapitaLand fell 9.5 per cent in the first quarter compared with a 3.5 per cent drop in the benchmark Straits Times Index. -- REUTERS

Whether it was pent-up demand, discounted levels or other factors, sales did reach very high levels given the recession. But most sales were in the mass market segment, which consultants tip to be the best-performing sector this year. Demand for prime and high-end homes remains sluggish

Experts have long noted that a recovery in the stock market typically precedes an economic recovery, with a recovery in the property market after that.

Don't need too much theory. Just the following simple rules:- 1. Buy within your means 2. Choose the best location (i.e. near where the rich people stays or in central location) 3. Max up the loan. (keep the balance for raining days)

It's no longer that expensive to maintain, in fact it's downright affordable. Imagine this, 6 years ago, it used to be about $70k after the COE was renewed. Two years later it dropped to $48k thereabouts. When I bought it two years ago, it cost $23k. One of my friends bought one about a month back for $16k, about 4 years to run. Some feedback I got from the watering hole was about $29k for one with a brand new COE but about 18-19 years old

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Mine is Mar '91. When I bought it last April, the mileage is 306000.Now it is about 324,000.Tires are 15 inch, 195 wide, Pirelli P7. I inflate up to 300psi, short of max 350 psi.When I top fuel to max, and drive to the quarter mark. Mileage is about 510 km. My estimate is about 9.8km/l.I press the throttle like a miser, and my rpm is usually reaching only 2.5k.

Sg Kadut; Propel, the merc scrap yard. I buy all of them from Tye Soon at waterloo street.

We would like to give you some advice here.
What do we mean by professional development and what does that have to do with you as a medical school applicant?
Applicants often ask what they should do before they apply to medical school. Perhaps you have asked. Perhaps what you really meant was -- what should you do to help you get into medical school? Is volunteering in an emergency room a good thing to do? How about research? How much? What kind?
Those questions suggest a "recipe" approach -- one semester of research plus a stint in an ER plus a visit to a soup kitchen equals a successful medical school applicant.
We disagree. There is no checklist of approved activities and there is no formula for getting into medical school.
So what do we want? We want you to be convinced -- and then to convince us -- that you have the aptitudes, interests, and motivation to be a good physician. We want you to be convinced -- and then to convince us -- that you've tested the waters and know that it's right for you. To do that you need to actually have done some things -- research, hospital volunteer, tutoring, shadowing, AIDS education, VISTA, Peace Corp, whatever -- and that you have:
Learned more about yourself
Learned more about medicine
Learned more about people
Learned more about science
and had fun doing it. We want you to be convinced -- and then to convince us -- that your goal is your own professional development and not simply getting into medical school.

Good bicycle tights worn under the pants during route march/fast march will go a long way to avoiding abrasions My days in SISPEC were one of the most memorable, no 'real stress' or responsibility, no need to worry about recession or money no enough - like one of my company mate used to say, everyday you wake up in the morning (or at night!) just chiong and chiong, and then when all finished, sleep. Then next day wake up chiong again, no need to think so much. Important thing is build good relationships with your section/platoon mates, and enjoy the ride!