T-SHIRT SLOGAN !!

June 21,2007 The ST Urban P19
Rose Tan Golf Handicap of 29 was
Scotts & English Ex Advertising Manager

DON'T GET OLD - VERY UGLY !

20/06/07 Rcpt 0284 Consultation $18 Medicine $ 15
"phew" Consultation more expensive than Medicine !
TOTAL $ 33.00

CENTRIZINE - ANTI~HISTAMINE
CPF for the Aged !!!
The Minimum Sum scheme, which requires those 55 years old and older to leave a certain sum in their account, aims to ensure that Singaporeans have enough money to see them through old age. It will be raised from $94,600 to $99,600 next month.Withdrawals from their Central Provident Fund (CPF) Minimum Sum at later age of 65, instead of 62.

SOFTWARE INFRINGEMENT ??
A FOURTH Singapore-linked firm in six months has been raided on suspicion of software infringement, after the Business Software Alliance (BSA) was tipped off. A local land-surveying consultancy on Monday became the latest company to be raided by police.Officers from the Intellectual Property Rights branch of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) seized a server, 10 CD-ROMs, 24 desktop and two laptop computers from the company, the police said in a statement yesterday. The firm may have breached several licensing agreements because it had installed software on more computers than permitted, said the police. It is also suspected of having installed pirated software into its server and computers. These programs, which came from Adobe, Autodesk and Microsoft, could be worth $180,000, said the BSA in a separate media statement. Those found guilty of copyright infringement face a six-month jail term or a maximum fine of $20,000 or both.
The Minimum Sum scheme, which requires those 55 years old and older to leave a certain sum in their account, aims to ensure that Singaporeans have enough money to see them through old age. It will be raised from $94,600 to $99,600 next month.Withdrawals from their Central Provident Fund (CPF) Minimum Sum at later age of 65, instead of 62.
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SOFTWARE INFRINGEMENT ??
A FOURTH Singapore-linked firm in six months has been raided on suspicion of software infringement, after the Business Software Alliance (BSA) was tipped off. A local land-surveying consultancy on Monday became the latest company to be raided by police.Officers from the Intellectual Property Rights branch of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) seized a server, 10 CD-ROMs, 24 desktop and two laptop computers from the company, the police said in a statement yesterday. The firm may have breached several licensing agreements because it had installed software on more computers than permitted, said the police. It is also suspected of having installed pirated software into its server and computers. These programs, which came from Adobe, Autodesk and Microsoft, could be worth $180,000, said the BSA in a separate media statement. Those found guilty of copyright infringement face a six-month jail term or a maximum fine of $20,000 or both.












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