Thursday, July 12, 2007

HP Photosmart 3110 All-in-One series


HP Photosmart 3110 All-in-One series
HP 02 Black Ink Cartridge (C8721WA) $29.90
HP 02 Yellow Ink Cartridge (C8773WA) $16.90
HP 02 Magenta Ink Cartridge (C8772WA) $16.90
HP 02 Light Magenta Ink Cartridge (C8775WA) $16.90
HP 02 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge (C8774WA) $16.90
HP 02 Cyan Ink Cartridge (C8771WA) $16.90

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Beware of fake greeting cards

Be very careful if you do receive emails with the following subject headings :-

You've received a postcard from a Class mate!
You've received an ecard from a Friend!
You've received a greeting ecard from a worshipper!
You've received a greeting ecard from a neighbor!
You've received a postcard from a family member!

http://antivirus.about.com/od/securitytips/a/greetingcard.htm

Attackers are increasingly using greeting card scams to foist trojans on the unsuspecting. Fortunately, there are some tell-tale signs and tips to follow that can help you avoid becoming a victim.

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No National Day Parade Tickets!!
Get Connected to Celebrate National Day the Infocomm Way :
http://www.ida.gov.sg/doc/News%20and%20Events/News_and_Events_Level2/20070710143750/Connectivity.pdf

National Day Flyer on Infocomm Services :
http://www.ida.gov.sg/doc/News%20and%20Events/News_and_Events_Level2/20070710143750/NDPFlyer.pdf


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Wonder why no Singapore wonder was selected as one of the wonders of the world?

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 13 July 2007: seven wonders (MP3, file size: 1.8mb, Time: 00:03:39)




New 7 Wonders of the World
For the records, the New Seven Wonders of the World are:-
Chichen Itza, Mexico
The Statue of Christ Redeemer, Brazil
The Great Wall of China, China
Machu Picchu, Peru
Petra, Jordan
The Colosseum, Italy
The Taj Mahal, India

The 21 candidates for the "New 7 Wonders of the World" are :-
The Acropolis, Greece
The Alhambra, Spain
Angkor, Cambodia
Chichen Itza, Mexico
The Statue of Christ Redeemer, Brazil
The Colosseum, Italy
The Easter Island Statues, Chile
The Eiffel Tower, France
The Great Wall of China, China
Hagia Sophia, Turkey
Kiyomizu Temple, Japan
The Kremlin/St. Basil's, Russia
Machu Picchu, Peru
Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany
Petra, Jordan
The Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
The Statue of Liberty, U.S.A
Stonehenge, United Kingdom
The Sydney Opera House, Australia
The Taj Mahal, India
Timbuktu, Mali



Happy Birthday ! ST Index


Happy Birthday Aunty Gee !!



Market appears to be on the decline !


Thailand IT Show starts 26-29 July 2007

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

ST INDEX AND CURRENCY JULY 11 2007


preference to wait-and-see

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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Pioneer PDP-427XG (42-inch plasma-TV)


THE STAND IS BLACK IN COLOUR !


SIDE OF TV

THICKNESS


AUDIO IN/OUT


REAR OF THE TV

Pioneer PDP-427XG (42-inch plasma)
$3,399.00/$3,150.00
General
Screen technology Plasma
Diagonal screen size 42 inch
Aspect ratio 16:9
Additional features Pure black panel II; new pure drive II; new direct color filter; ISF C3 calibration; 1080p-ready; dual HDMI terminals.
Dimensions (HxWxD) 679 x 1040 x 115 mm
Weight 29 kg

Audio
Surround effects SRS
Total output power 13W x 2
Additional features SRS TruBass; Focus; subwoofer output.

Video
Video input S-video, VGA, Composite video, Component video
Contrast ratio 3000:1

Additional features 1024 x 768 resolution; 1100cd/m2 brightness; 884 billion colors; HD-ready

Support
Accessories included Remote control

TV :PIO PDP-427XG-2
S/NO :GPSS509389ED

TABLE TOP : PIO PDK-1016 2
INV : L00139060

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TEL : 64727555
www.pioneer.com.sg


AUDIO HOUSE MARKETING PTE LTD
177 RIVER VALLEY ROAD
# 01-50/51 LIANG COURT
TEL : 63357177
www.audiohouse.com.sg


The economy is booming man ! The stock market index breaks another record.Property prices are through the roof. Everyone is optimistic about the foreseeable future ! Phew ....

Monday, July 09, 2007

SONY VAIO IN AUSTRALIA


Technical Workshops Pty Ltd
109 Commercial Road
South Yarra VIC 3141
Tel +61 3 9866 6655
Fax +61 3 9866 6991
info@techshops.com.au
Melways reference 58,C5
Technical Workshop’s hours of business are from 8.30am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday.

Technical Workshops are the sole Victorian authorised warranty service centre for the entire range of SONY VAIO laptop computers. Our factory trained Technicians specialise only in VAIO.


SANDISK PRO 2GB FOR USE ON SONY VAIO . $79.00

Saturday, July 07, 2007

THE MRBROWN SHOW -JULY, SPEAK HOKKIEN


Want to run also must choose the right place to run mah!

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 12 July 2007: road runner (MP3, file size: 1.8mb, Time: 00:03:46)





Cannot anyhow sell stuff at the co-op, ok?

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 11 July 2007: bookshop blues (MP3, file size: 2.5mb, Time: 00:05:04)






Russell Brown of New Zealand’s Public Access Radio, talks to me about politics, podcasting and satire. Note: contains food metaphors. Produced by and aired on the NZ radio station.

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 10 July 2007: PA Radio - Mr Brown on Mr Brown (MP3, file size: 7.4mb, Time: 00:15:54)




Aim for more certainty with our new scheme!

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 6 July 2007: withdrawal symptoms (MP3, file size: 1.7mb, Time: 00:03:33)




SPEAK HOKKIEN

TO-DAY 070707 is Live Earth Day



KANGAROO ??
Hello , to-day is 7/7/07 ---Live Earth-supposedly eco-friendly ,24 hours,7 continental series of gigs starting at 7pm . Aiyah make it simple just switching off all lights and power points when not in use . We don't need former US Vice President and environmental activist to teach us what to do .

Singaporeans are encouraged to wear green over the weekend to show they care about the environment. Don't forget put on green hat too !绿帽

Friday, July 06, 2007

Share Market Beware ,CHARITY BOX,


This time they’ve gone too far! It’s time to bring on the Charitenator!

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 4 July 2007: charitenator (MP3, file size: 2.3mb, Time: 00:04:47)




Ryan and mrbrown report from Paris! Recorded live in our dinghy hotel room!

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 5 July 2007: the not paris hilton report (MP3, file size: 2.6mb, Time: 00:05:33)





SINGAPORE STOCK MARKET

SINGAPORE shares have been performing gravity-defying feats of late: As prices scale new heights, any fall-back is quickly overcome by a renewed surge.Having gained as much as 22 per cent so far this year, the Straits Times Index (STI) has lured many a man-in-the-street to pile in for some action. Data from the Singapore Exchange shows 25,950 Central Depository accounts opened in the first six months of this year, surpassing the number opened for all of 2006 . OK blogger beware there could be a correction at anytime . Sell and don't buy .It is your best bet against complacency in a bullish climate

Email from Fernando


Have a Safe Journey to the US !!
During your month long stay~
feel free to get in touch with them yeah !




Fernando Mendigutia - In Florida USA

Copy of Email from Fernando received on 4 July 2007 on New York !

QUOTE

lost it.

No, not my mind. I lost the file that contained the first draft of this letter in my computer and now I have to start all over again. Sigh!

Last May 26 I went to New York city for two days and two nights to attend the wedding of a young lady who I love like a daughter.

This was my first trip to New York city and I prepared for it as if I was going to battle. I spent weeks on the internet researching the ratings of the different hotels in the area and the best airfares and so on.

After much deliberation I chose to fly into Newark International Airport and stay at the Millenium Hilton (right across the street from the fallen World Trade Center) in lower Manhattan.

The flight from Fort Lauderdale airport to Newark was pretty ordinary but the shuttle van ride from the airport to the hotel was something else. You know all of the jokes you’ve heard about how aggressive NY cab drivers can be? Well, this guy fit the description to a “T.”

I have never seen anyone squeeze a Ford van thru so many tight spaces in my life! He put that thing thru spaces where I wouldn’t even try to fit a skateboard. There were at least 13 times that I thought that he was going to kill a pedestrian or at least maim someone. He must have missed that many shoulders and elbows by a coat of paint and I made most the ride wincing at his near misses.

Once I had myself settled at the hotel I went to a little deli on the next block called “The Stage Door Deli” and had one of the best ham sandwiches I ever had in what had the air of a typical NY city deli. (Well, at least from what I was used to seeing on TV.)

After eating I decided to do a little sightseeing/orientation walkabout so using a little map that the hotel gives all of its customers I explored the area a bit to locate diners, stores and subway stations.

That evening I rode the subway to get to the rehearsal dinner which took place that evening at 6pm at a place called “Fred’s” which I learned is one of the toniest watering places in NYC inside “Barney’s” dept store.

The dress code was classy casual and I don’t know if it was a “faux pas” but I was the best dressed rider in the # 4 subway train that evening.

Anyway, the rehearsal dinner was very nice. I met the groom for the very first time and he struck me as a decent young fellow. He is also, I am told, a very successful young attorney.

I had a great time! The food and drinks were great and the company fabulous. I met some very interesting and successful people and I the dinner lasted till 11:00pm. By, the time I got back to the hotel it was midnite and for some reason I was hungry again. No problem. Right smack in front of the hotel at the street corner was one of NYC’s ubiquitous hot dog stands.

New Yorkers always brag about how good their food is and I must say that the aroma of cooking beef coming from that hot dog stand was fantastic. I ordered a shish-ke-bab and it was finger licking good. Then I hit the sack and slept till 10:00am.

The very next day I went back to the deli and had one of the very best breakfasts I’ve ever had. Afterwards, I whipped out my little NYC map and walked around the area and made it as far as Little Italy and Little Chinatown.

Sometimes I felt as if I was in a New York movie set. Everywhere there were crowds of people just like in television NY street scenes. The crowds, the cyclists, the street people the cabs the tourists the hot dog stands the street vendors, there were all there.

That evening I took a cab to the Synagogue for the wedding and during the ride we passed by the Chrysler and Empire State buildings so I got a little more sightseeing in as a bonus.

The Temple was located in the corner of a quiet tree lined street. The ceremony began on time and the presiding rabbi turned out to be a brilliant orator with a sparkling sense of humor. I liked his style a lot. After the ceremony everyone went downstairs to a very large hall where we were served a very lavish dinner complete with a live band that was pretty darn good.

We danced, we ate, we took photographs but by 11:55 I was ready to leave as I had to get up early the next morning to be picked up by the shuttle that was to take me to the airport for the return flight home.

I must say that New York was not as intimidating as I thought it would be. Perhaps, it’s my personality, I don’t know but everyone was helpful and kind and no one was the least bit rude to me. True there were some area of town that were not “tidy” but I’ve seen much, much worse in other parts of the world.

Right now I am relaxing at home enjoying my day off this 4th of July and taking time out to catch up with my overdue correspondence. In true South Florida fashion it has rained all day so this is a good a day as any.

My parents are fine and so are my brothers and sisters back down in Miami. Every now and then I make a “pilgrimage” to Miami to get a taste of Cuban cooking and my mom’s café cubano. Although, there are some Cuban diners opening up in Ft. Lauderdale the bulk of them are really in Miami. Oh, and their prices are more reasonable. A cup of Cuban coffee that I can get for $0.35 in any dive in Miami goes for $1.00 here. Outrageous!

Even though we are getting into our rainy season our governor has us under a state of “drought” measures. It has gotten to be so bad that we are only allowed to water the grass once a week on a Sunday.

Part of the problem was that in anticipation of heavy summer rains the water control people pumped a lot of reservoir water out into the ocean because they were afraid of flooding if they didn’t do so. Well, because the expected heavy rains did not come the water levels in the reservoir dropped to such low levels that they had to impose the mandatory restrictions to try to stave off a crisis.

What’s in most folks minds, however, is what kind of Hurricane season are we going to have. Is it going to be a “quiet” one, or are we going to experience another Katrina or Wilma? That’s what we’re nervously awaiting to find out. Hurricane season started last month and it does not conclude till November. UNQUOTE




Claudio Iseppi & family

We do not live anymore in NJ, but in Las Vegas. The Radisson Hotel where she is staying is probably the one in Newark near the airport. Therefore, New Jersey is about five hours flight to Las Vegas and certainly she is most welcome to visit/stay with us .



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Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Free Ware


My Mobiler - Freeware to view
control your PocketPC screen from your desktop

http://mymobiler.com/

My Mobiler v1.0 was released on 24th June 2007, and can be downloaded free at http://mymobiler.com/board/zboard.php?id=bd02

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Copy/Paste text between mobile and desktop.
Capture mobile screen.
Drag and drop files to your mobile.
Requires ActiveSync connection.

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Wednesday 4 July 2007


Check this out ! Look for Martin
It's called Buddy Hoagies,
and it is located at Basement 1, Bukit Timah Shopping Centre.




Found this shop that repair Handbags etc


Check out the latest fad to come to Singapore!

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 3 July 2007: city sleepers (MP3, file size: 1.7mb, Time: 00:03:28)

Tuesday, July 03, 2007

New blog


http://www.fabricare.blogspot.com


LANTUS OPTISET - 100 IU/ML
Lantus is used once daily and usually injected in the evening.
Lantus is a long acting insulin which has been synthesized in the laboratory by altering the structure of human insulin. It is a man-made insulin and is therefore not found naturally in the body unlike human insulin. The altered structure gives it special chemical properties which enable it to last for 24 hours. It has no 'peak' to it's action curve and is therefore a true 'basal' insulin.

Monday, July 02, 2007

Prices goes Up !


When you have choices like a kid at a candy buffet what should you do?

Podcast iconPodcast: the mrbrown show 2 Jule 2007: decisions decisions (MP3, file size: 1.6mb, Time: 00:03:22)





I went to my usual kopitam and got a rude shock this morning . Killiney up all their prices by at least 10 cents . Usual breakfast now cost additional 0.50 cents. Find hard to swallow when GST up by 2% food goes up by more than 10 % .WTF is going on man !

Sunday, July 01, 2007

7% GST, NO SMOKING IN PUB - 1 JULY 2007


ON JUL 1 . THE GST HIKE SHOULD
BE A NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING
!
EVERYTHING GONNA COST MORE !!


FROM 1ST JULY 2007 "SMOKE IT OUTSIDE "



Smoking in discos, pubs, lounges and nightclubs is PROHIBITED
except in designated smoking areas .


Cigarette prices up as bar ban kicks in
Cigarette price went up by an average of 40 cents ! This brought the price of Marlboro
20 stick pack to $11.60 !

PETROL prices go up with the GST hike
You have to pay $1.77 per litre for 98 Octane petrol ,
Diesel $1.233 per litre , 95 Octane petrol $1.696
92 Octane petrol $1.936 .

Our next public holidays only happens on Aug 09 (that's is NATIONAL DAY) . This is the longest stretches in the year when we really wish we had more breaks like in Bangkok and Hong Kong .

July 1 also mark the end of Great Singapore Sales.We are need the time to recover from all the credit cards we've blown , for sure .

June & July is also DENGUE season and We need loads of time for Mozzie Wipeout !!!!

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Darrel went fishing with Don and took home with him two fishes
of which one is still alive ! Thank you Don & Uncle Kar Loon for teaching
him how to fish !


Fish still swimming !!

BALEK KAMPONG ON 14 JUL @ 0955