Another fun time with Thomas Lau on card tricks and origamai

This Saturday, 6th Nov 2010, Thomas Lau has again offered to share with us his hobbies in card tricks and paper origami.  Personally, I was impressed with Thomas’s desire to share with others.  He is very entertaining, and I hope some of us can learn from him; even to pick up a new hobby to entertain our children, grandchildren or fellow SHCians.

SHC is an opportunity for SilverHairs; it provides the platform for SHCians to meet but you have to figure out what you want to do with your SilverHairs years.  Picking up arts and crafts is one of them.  You too can share with many quiet and shy SHCians.

Thank you Thomas.  The venue is at the MPH cafe along 63 Robinson Road, from 11 am to 2pm.  When you come in, introduce yourself, bring your own pen and paper, and an unwanted thick papered magazine to fold origami, may a pack of cards.  So  join in the fun.

Dolly Lim will be at the cafe, do get to know her, or let her get to know you too.  Have fun.

Terence Seah

Registration:

  1. Thomas Lau
  2. Sifu Lin
  3. Debbie Oh
  4. Rosalind Lee
  5. James Tan
  6. Kuan Cheow Khuan
  7. Ah Nee
  8. Peggy Ho   Replaced by Ann Lim
  9. Thomas Loh
  10. Marg Tian
  11. Shirleen
  12. John Howe
  13. Steven Chan
  14. Thomas Goh
  15. Lydia Chin

    CLOSED— FULL REGISTRATION

    Limited to 15 pax.  Strictly for SilverHairsClub members only.

Lunch for Opinion – The SG Association for the Deaf

Sorry to inform that this event will be postponed till further notice as while Karen is liaising with them on our proposed event and was told that the school is having exam and will be closed till next year.  Hence, I will be closing this post for further comment.  Thousand apologies… and we will check with them again Y2011 to activiate this event. 

Hi Fellow SHCians,
Couple of weeks back, I was invited by Karen, June to have lunch at the above.  I remembered the cost is around $10 inclusive of GST. 

The purpose of this lunch is provide valuable info for those that service us right from ordering, awareness and quality of food.  U may surprised at their request but pls dont as I m going to explain further.

This group of service staffs are from the SG Association for the Deaf, which the School mission is to assist the Deaf to achieve a better quality of life and to enable them to intergrate and contribute to society for what they have learnt from those volunteers.

The Lunch days and hours available are Mon to Wed, from 12noon to 2pm.  Thurs n Fri are those days that they are required to have their lesson in house.

Both Karen and I are trying to gather around 20paxs for the lunch session on:

Date : 2 Nov 2010, 12noon onwards
Venue: Mountbatten Vacational School, 225 Mountatten Road, Spore 397997
Cost : Around $10 to $12 (Set meal will include soup, main course, coffee/tea and dessert). However ala-carte will be charged differently.

However, for those that are willing to attend this event, kindly be advised that you will need to have alot of patience with the service staffs due to their handicap resulting in slow in ordering, need to verify details maybe a couple of times as well as presentation of food in wrong manner ok, kind understanding would be much appreciated to encourage them.. :)

This place have a very nice ambience and cosy in its own way which I felt that it is a nice way to hv a meet up session for SHCians.

FYI, our 2 SHCians, Kazay (not sure if I got her name spelt correctly, if not, sorry hor) and Billy Loh are volunteers for this Association – Very impressed the way that they are able to communicate with them via sign language – Bravo….

Those interested, pls start register from here:  The registration will automically ended at 20paxs and once committed, pls try your best to attend and not to cancel at the 11th hour as we will need to liaise with the Chef on the total headcount attending in order to avoid wastage of food over-prepared.

  1. Dolly Lim
  2. Karen Thio
  3. Sam Goh – need to confirm attendance due to current commitment.
  4. Bira
  5. Lilian Teo
  6. Ann Lim
  7. Anna Seet
  8. Richard Wong

Hope to see more members sign up… Dolly/Karen

Anybody likes to come to Bangkok IN 29 Oct OUT 01 Nov?

Hi everybody,

I was checking into the new IBIS Hotel on Soi 4 Sukhumvit Road this afternoon, when the counter lady told me that my prepaid hotel reservation is for IN 29 Oct OUT 01 Nov.  And, because this is prepaid, they cannot allow a change; but someone else can come in my place.  It is for 3 room nights for one or two persons.

Now, I am unable to make use of it.  Anyone likes to come to Bangkok this period.  Dates are not changeable.  The hotel is near the Nana train station; and is very central in Bangkok.  There are no floods in Bangkok.  Sorry, you have to buy your own flight tickets.  The voucher will be emailed to you, once you have secured your flight tickets.

Terence Seah

Starting an SHC trading group

The idea of an SHC trading group has cropped up a few times; so maybe it’s type we give it a kick or kickstart.  We can gather together, just for the purpose of discussing trading tips, trading platforms, and sharing knowledge.

To make it simple, we keep the group small and manageable.  Let’s meet at the MPH cafe, as usual 1500 to 1800 hrs.  The date is Thurs 28 Oct 2010.

Can we have an EO for this event?  Perhaps, to lead this through for one year.

Registration list:

  1. Terence Seah
  2. Weng Hon
  3. Dolly Lim
  4. SB Khoo
  5. Alice Seah
  6. Able Tan
  7. Simon Lee
  8. Jazz Soh
  9. Ronald Lee
  10. Andrew Thio

Terence Seah

China has just raised its interest rate; what does it mean?

Developing  countries have been seeing inflation, with cheap money coming in from the US.  We may have seen this with higher property prices.  Our US friends have been happily printing more money in the hope of getting its people to spend.  China has been doing well in its exports, while trying to contain domestic inflation too.

China has just increased its interest rates by a quarter %.  Is this just a small increase; and will more interest rates hikes follow in the coming months?  What does this mean to the Singapore $?  HenryY, Weng Hon, what do you think will happen to the world’s ETFs and equity markets?

Share your thoughts o the US$ and Euro pair.  Will China continue to boom?  Abel, do you see any fast drop with your counters? Still a good time to go to the US will cheaper USD?

There will be a SHC trading club meeting, scheduled for Thur Oct 28, 2010 from 3pm to 7 pm at the MPH cafe, along Robinson Road.  Strictly for those with interests in equities, ETFs, currencies, trading platforms and other  trading instruments, and SHC members only.   Limited to 40 pax.

Terence Seah 

A dance competition

This may sound like a joke from someone who cannot dance and who cannot tell one dance from another.  Well, I have been thinking that if we have a dance competition, it might be something different, from the regular dance events.

Assuming we dream on, and if we have a dance competition, I would think we should have a big round or square dance floor.  Smooth, flat and supposedly for dancing, and contestants gliding and sweeping from corner to corner.  Guests would sit around the dance floor, with the judges somewhere right in front.

Maybe we should have two hosts – a guy and a gal, to introduce the contestants and the judges.  Music would be played in the background.  Then, it would be nice to have an interval where perhaps the guests can dance too.

Now to the dancing bit.  Since there are so many different types of dancing, I would think we can keep this variety open.  So, the Russian dancers and the turkish dancers will get a chance to compete too.  Contestants get a chance to pick their own music.  Great, exciting, how about the taiwanese drama theme song LOVE.  The judges decision is final, altho I think some audience participation is always welcome.

Hmm, must have prizes too.  But, we cannot afford expensive ones.  We have to think about it.  Perhaps, three trophies – diamond, platinum and crystal.

So, we need judges, the two hosts, a dance floor, 3 prizes, some cassette tapes, aiyah no food, just some tea and cocktails, a video camera, and a planner so that the schedule turns out in the right order.  What else do we need?  Oops, I forgot we need the participating dancers.

No date yet, no place yet and no committee yet.  No EO yet.  Please share your ideas?  the crazier, the better.  Dont have to be professional.  Do it the SHC way, some disorganisation is always fun.  Like they say, some cock up is good.

Terence Seah

Registration List:

  1. Terence Seah – EO
  2. Geraldine Ting – Judge
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Countup 2011 party

UPDATES AFTER PARTY : 

Everyone enjoyed.. and look foward to the next countup 2012… sorry .. photos not available for upload.

Hi guys & gals,emoticon

Venue :   Changi Golf Club  (check out the exact location on changigolfclub.org.sg) .. good ambience .. best priced countdown in a relaxed ambience… no need to dress up!  No need to wear high heeled dance shoes!

There’s a direct bus no. 29 from Tampines Interchange.  Transport arrangements can be sorted out.

Starts @ 6pm on 31st December;  dinner will be served at 7:30pm.  But you can come in earlier to soak in the fresh sea breeze and fresh air, or walk along the Changi Boardwalk.  For those keen on karaoke, you may come in as early at 3.30pm to sing your hearts out. 

Mouth watering chinese cuisine will be served by the Club’s very own top class chinese restaurant.  Halal food can also be arranged.  

Live band by the "Evergreens Band” with the Changi Belles, and dynamic mobile disco to blast you away till countdown.

Games, games, games …  dancing…dancing..   good company..  good food…   welcome 2011 with Changi Locomotion … in style.   Lucky draw and door gifts included.
Let me know if you’re keen.  You can also book for you non-SHC frenz.   emoticon

Cheers, Lydia Chinemoticon

SHC November monthly gathering – Hans Cafe

Time to plan the Nov and Dec 2010 monthly gatherings.  Would you like to play your part as the EO for either the Nov or the Dec monthly gatherings?  Of course, you get to choose your assistants.

If you have attended our monthly gatherings before, it’s time you give this role a try.  Please raise your hands.

Terence Seah

Silverhairs’ Singlehood, a boon or bane

Hi SHCians

 With due respect, do pardon me if my comments on the above ruffle some feathers.

 There are a few hundred University-educated Malay women now in their mid-30s and older whom are resigned to the fate of being lifelong spinsters unless they are willing to become second or third wives because their age group has a disproportionate ratio of three females to one male with a university/higher learning education.  Many of their parents are on-off distressed because it is the Malay culture to "berumah tangga"-get married.   Now the university/polytechnic educated Malay males below 30yrs old are equal in numbers with their female counterparts.

 Singlehood is a boon as there are no family-vines hindering our mobilityparticularly if one lives alone.  But on the other hand living alone means that if one decides to stay indoors the whole day and it happens that one does not make a phone call throughout the whole day and neither is a incoming call received, then one becomes dumb for a period of 12/13hours.

 As our hair recedes and turn more greyer when our age cross the half century mark and when we tend to become more homily, the spectre of loneliness creep steadily upon us, perhaps more pronounced for male Silverhairs as the womenfolk do not refrain/disdain  from participating in relativess organisational activities.  Usually two-thirds of the participants in CCs’ and social clubs’ activities are women.

 The "inducement" that triggered me not to remain single happened in early 1999 when a divorced pub-cum-mahjong kaki died of a heart attack and his corspe was undiscovered more than 24hours later untill three of the deceased mahjong kakis, including yours truly, called over one Sunday afternoon and by a fortunate coincidence the three of us arrived within seconds of each other at the lift lobby.

 Thus, it is compulsory for Silverhairs to maintain a healthy lifestyle.  A fit male single-Silverhair may wish to consider tying the knot by turning to marriage agencies depicting foreign women as increasingly more grey-haired male Sporeans do during the past decade.  Yours truly was quite fortunate in not having to "search here-and-there" as my Indonesian wife was a maid baby-sitting a family two doors away from my quite regular-mahjong-host cousin’s unit which was on the second level and where my wife often baby-sitted at the corridor, a position my cousin’s visitors would have to passed first.

 A "younger" female Silverhairs perhaps may wish to ape Julia Roberts’ "Eat, pray,love" and who knows?

The Babas, Malays, native Thais, Filipinos are not recticent in marrying later in life(mostly second marriages) perhaps they are more accomodating of the warts & moles of a spouse, albeit at times they can be quite blinkered.  They believed "Berkembah, bertaboh hiburan – twins create merriment"

 Abel Tan

You too can pick up card tricks from Thomas Lau

Many of us have always been amused by card tricks.  With a pack of aladdin cards, someone with one year’s practice and effort can easily get the young and the old, eyes focused and glued onto the table, hands and cards.  You too can learn card tricks, and win the hearts of kids and adults.

Today, I joined a small group and met Thomas Lau.  Although he claimed to start learning card tricks a year ago, he was very much an expert, fooling all around him.  Thomas entertains elderly seniors at daycare centres.  He is also a great origami paper folder.  Well, I remembered he said he could perform 150 card tricks.

Thomas volunteers to give a demo of a few card tricks; and he is willing to share with us how some of these tricks are carried out.  Perhaps, if I can learn a few card tricks, I can be an entertainer and maybe make $1000 per month entertaining the young and old.

Thomas will schedule two sessions, each group about 15 pax, on a Saturday, time between 11am and 2pm.  Place and date will be scheduled soon.  Thank you Thomas.

First session:

  • Date:     Saturday 23rd Oct 10
  • Venue:  Cafe inside MPH Book store at Robinson Road.  Nearest MRT is Tanjong Pagar station.
  • Topic:   Card Tricks and Origami for beginners
  • Participants need to bring along their own note pad and a pen.
  • Programme
  • 1100 hr      Introduction to simple card tricks
  • 1230 hr      Short break
  • 1300 hr      Have fun with simple and easy Origami

    • Terence Seah

    Participation list: Session 1

    1. Thomas Lau
    2. Gabriella Chua
    3. Jassmine Teo
    4. Ann To
    5. Francis R. Mangalam
    6. Daniel Ong
    7. Frisna Lim
    8. John Howe
    9. Yat Sing
    10. Jonson Tan
    11. Esther Mok
    12. Juliana Kok
    13. Weng Hon
    14. Ann Lim
    15. Janie Leong

      • Closed. 

      Participation list: Session 1 (Date not decided by Thomas yet):

        1. .
        2. .
        3. If you are keen to entertain your children, friends or someone interested in you, sign up here.  A lifetime learning experience.  Oops, Thomas has stressed not for the casino.

Lake Kenyir Resort and Spa, Trengganu – October 28-30, 2010

Trip to lake Kenyir cancelled due to poor response!

A special arrangement has been made with this resort for our member at discounted rates. This is one of the largest man made lake providing a tranquil and relax setting for a time of rest and recreation close to nature.

Not to be missed, take this opportunity to join us for a time of fun and adventure! Two person to a chalet with modern facilities and all unit faces the lake.

 The proposed itinerary will be somewhat like this:

Day 1. (Thursday)

1000 Hrs           Arrival at KT airport and transfers to LKRS

1100 Hrs           Arrive at Resort, check in

1230 Hrs           Lunch and relax

1700 Hrs           Visit to Pasar Malam in Kuala Berang

2100 Hrs           Free & Easy at our Jenangor Lounge for Live Music entertainment

2300 Hrs           Good night

Day 2 (Friday)

0730 Hrs           Breakfast

0830 Hrs           Lake Cruise Adventure – Taman Negara/ Caves exploration and picnic lunch (different menu)

1500 hrs            Back to the Resort

1700 Hrs           Spa and Massage treatment (great after all the leg work in the morning)

2000 Hrs           Dinner

2230 Hrs           Karaoke Session or Night Walk (to bring your own torch lights)

2100 Hrs           Good night

Day 3 (Saturday)

0700 Hrs           Morning Walk/ Water aerobics

0830 Hrs           Breakfast

0930 Hrs           Check-Out Hotel

1100 Hrs           Depart for Airport to Singapore

Cost of airfare by Firefly inclusive of airport tax and full board with includes all breakfast and meals at S$360.00 per person (Airfare inclusive of tax alone is S$280). Cost of lake cruise and spa will be charged separately.

Alternatively we go by coach at $260.00 per person from November 4-7, 2010 leaving Singapore on Thurday night on November 4, 2010.

Please book early if you you are interested!

EOs, Dan:& Joy 

Nursing homes in Singapore and nearby countries

I believe that some of you have experience seeing or sending your friends or relatives to nursing homes.  There are nursing homes in Singapore, JB, Malacca, etc.  We may not have seen them all.  If we dont get a chance to live and die in our own homes, we may have to be settled in a nursing home, either by our own choice or our children’s choice.

Just to keep this topic in perspective, by nursing home, I am not referring to hospice homes.   For some, a nursing home is a place to live our retirement days, to recuperate, to find friends and to live where there is nursing or medical care.  Our turn will come, or I mean, my turn will come; so I like to explore the nursing homes options while we are still alive.

What is your experience with nursing homes?  Where is it? where is it? what services do they provide.  And, importantly what does it cost to stay in a nursing home that you know.  To what extent does the cost include food, medicine, nursing care, the gym or swimming pool or even a trip to the hospital.  Is it convenient from where we stay, and are friends and relatives allowed to visit.  Are the rooms individual or are they individual houses.  If you have experience, please share with us.  If you have not been in touch with one, please do not point to any website/URL.  We rather hear from you directly.

Terence Seah

SHC Round Table

Following up on Terence’s post ( 25 September 2010 ) the inaugaral SHC Round Table event will be :

Date : 28 October 2010

Time : 7 pm

Venue : Moi Lum Cantonese Restaurant

Peck Seah Street/Maxwell Road (opposite URA HQ)

SHC Round Table like SHC itself will function with a minimum of rules and procedures. The main objective is to serve as a business network platform for SHC members who are in business. However, besides entrepreneurs, the group welcomes aspiring entreprenuers, people providing business services, people with an interest in business in general, in short anybody and everybody who feels that there can never be too many business contacts and friends.

The platform is simple. We gather once a month at a designated place, have a good meal (which is an excellent way to break the ice), get to know who is who, who is where, who is doing what and who can complement and synergise with you. Hopefully this free and easy business socialising will bear fruit for some members. If not, at least through purposeful networking, members will get to know one another better.

Later, when a critical mass is achieved dinner talks can be organised (ala Jaycees/Rotary Club). The group can also look into recce trips in the region, familiarising ourselves about the business terrain and different business culture in the surrounding countries, sussing out business opportunities, looking for regional strategic partners and eventually setting up our ‘second wing’.

Why ‘Round Table’? When we dine out in a group here, the table is usually round isn’t it?

Sign up here :

1. Jeffrey Lim
2. Terence Seah
3. Ronald Lee
4. Ivan Lim
5. Rosalind Lee
6. Jonson Tan
7. Primrose Kok
8. Sue Chan
9. Yatsing
10. Ong Kim Yin
11. KC Lau
12. Anna Seet
13. Andrew Koh
14. Dan Huang
15. Martin Lee
16. Wong Hong Jeng
17. Robert Ong
18. Marg Tian
19. Stephen Low
20. Jessie Teo
21. Sophia Lim
22. Paul Phua

Hands up for Dolly to be recalled as SHC’s Club Manager!

For as long as I have been a SHC member, Dolly Lim has struck me as a super duper capable lady. She quitted her post of Club Manager when she had to work in China. Since then, the post has been left vacant and Dolly is back for good in Singapore so I hope all members will join me in lobbying for Dolly to be reinstated as Club Manager.

Hands up!!!

Ros

Reflection – Cafe Training

Since coming back frm Haikou, hv been klkk 4 almost a mth n finally concluded dat I shd keep myself occupied if not, will b gaining lots of extra kilos liao.  So I kar kar approached Terence tellg him abt my intention 2b trained at d cafe so that I can mann d Cafe on every Saturdays.

For d past 2days (Mon n Tues), hv been under training by the 3 Shi-Fus (namely Venika, Margaret and Rebecca).  Wahpiangz, manning a Cafe is reli not as ez as I tot.

Learning from scratch, right from opening door, switching on about 20 power points every morning without fail is a must for us.  Making coffee is also a kangwho especially 4 sum1 like me whom dun drank cofi at all.  Shi-Fus told me dat I must learn 2 taste these differences so tat I am able to tell what is d difference btwn latte n mocha, etc etc.. heng arh, at least hv some hands-on to brew a few kinds of cofi n tasted them liao.. Hmm… not 2 bad 4 a start lor..

But I must admit, making different kinds of sandwiches is still a great hurdle 2 me… Blur blur but Shi Fus were reli patient n giving me a lot of practices lor.. Holding a knife 2 cut bread oso proved 2b a great challenge 2 me hor.. But m sure, will definitely able 2 clear these hurdles soon… :)

Heng-arh, Sat operation only 4 drinks and sandwiches.  If hot meals are included, I will hv 2 surrender liao..  Just by looking at Venika preparing all these stuffs oredi saw lots of stars stars liao… But I did promised them dat once I m ready, I will definitely going 2 learn these as well.

My 3 Shi-Fus told me dat in order 2 enjoy working at d cafe, we must hv d passion, if not, we wun b hapi as there were indeed lots of works around every mins 4 us 2 look into.  Hence, I reli saluate them 4 their passion.

In order 2 make sure dat I still remembered what I hv learnt from Shi-Fus, I m going back again this Fri for a refresher course lor..  Wish me luck… everyone.. Cheers… Dolly

Countdown Dinner & Dance 2010

This Post is closed and no comment pls, thanks!

It’s that time of the year again! Year-end party at Kovan CC  emoticon

Dear Friends…….

I wish to invite you to join me in ushering the NEW YEAR 2011!
It will be a night of sumptuous dinner, non-stop dancing, lucky draw and many more……….

The Highlights
10 Course Chinese dinner with Colour TV as Top prizes to be won!
Date: 31.12.2010 (Friday)
Time: 7.30 pm – 12.30 am
Price: $35.00
Venue: Paya Lebar Kovan CC (Air-Con Hall)

Payment: POSB saving account no: 013-06356-7

Ah Nee (Event Coordinators)

Coming are:

Ah Nee

Lily Ho (Pd); Dolly Lim (Pd); Sam Goh (Pd); Yew Kwong (Pd)
Boon Liang (Pd); Janet Chan (Pd); Tan Seok Wah (Pd); Jane Ong
(Pd); Rene Leong (Pd); Lai Fong(Pd)

John Howe (Pd); Irene Poh (Pd); Richard Wong (Pd); Judy Lim (Pd)
Debbie Oh (Pd); Linda Leong (Pd); Ann Lim (Pd); Jane Loh (Pd)
Anna Seet (Pd); Roger Lim (Pd)

Suzhang x6; Maurice Loh; Molly Chua; Malcolm Chen (All Paid)

Retirement…..don’t worry, be happy

 Hi SHCians

 Begging your pardon Terence and the rest of Silverhairs, allow me to expand on the above.

 My take is many retirees are quite concerned whether their current savings will last through the years for I have been told twice straightforwardly and also overheard on more than half a dozen times, the exclamation "not enough money, what for live long".  But my perception is these retorters tend to be less of a disciplined type as they maintain an unhealthy lifestyle not only of smoking, drinking and overeatinf but also an addiction to outright gambling of "must buy" 4Ds, Toto, football bets, punting horse-racing, etc.

 With due respect, we can stretch our dollar, if we reduce our standard of living a notch or two, by reducing particularly the restaurant food-bills and budget travelling trips as well as putting token bets on the numbers.  Another way of stretching our dollar is to seek the now various avenues of investments in increasing our pile, but do temper one’s desire on optimising returns in order to avoid the potentiality of crippling pitfalls.   The bottom line is to reduce expectations and instead accomodate contentment.

 Try to be engaged during our awaking hours.  Perhaps, some  Silverhairs can formed small groups of a van-load or mini-bus full to make twice a week daily excursions to local places or the furtherst to Johore’s Skudai, Kota Tinggi and Kukup-cum-Tanjong Pia(the southernmost Asian landmark).

 Lastly, do keep oneself fit & healthy so that one do not tend to feel quite lethargic almost daily, particularly during the humid afternoon hours.  Beleive me, I know of two guys in their early 70s whom due to a healthy lifestlye, is always bright & cheerful plus with a relatively "young romantic heart".  In this respect, kindly note it is not my intention to belittle any Silverhairs.

 Regards

 Abel Tan

Monthly Walk Saturday 9 Oct – Admiralty Park to Woodlands Waterfront

Date: 9 October 2010 (Saturday)
 
Meeting Place: Woodlands MRT nearby Passenger Service Control Station by 4.30pm sharp
Duration:  approximately 1 1/2 hours, is moderately easy but will involve walking along pebbled paths and slight slopes so do wear closed comfortable walking shoes
Bus services to Woodlands bus interchange/ MRT Station, from
–        Ang Mo Kio 169,  Bedok 168, Boon Lay 178 & 187, Choa Chu Kang 925,
–        HarbourFront 963, Hougang 161, Marina Center 960, Tampines, 969, Yishun 856
 
For those who drive, carpark at Causeway Point or the HDB carparks nearby Woodlands MRT.  
 
EOs for this walk :  Veronica Wong and Mary Tan
 
Join us for the walk from Woodlands MRT, into Admiralty Park towards Woodlands Waterfront.     Located in the north western corner of Singapore, Admiralty Park, a national park in Woodlands, offers both nature and recreational facilities.  Sungei Cina once used to run through the park but it has been diverted for the construction of the park. Much of the park is mangrove swamp.    We will walk one of the boardwalks which is within the mangrove forest, follow along a nature trail and enjoy its rustic surroundings.
Leaving Admiralty Park, we arrive at the entrance to Woodlands Waterfront which was launched in May this year.  Once a laid-back coastal area where a stretch of warehouses used to be, the area now offers a variety of recreational opportunities for people of all ages   The coastal park and waterfront promenade has four distinctive areas – the waterfront picnic green, event plaza, playground and jetty walk.   Overlooking the Straits of Johor, the refurbished jetty measuring about 400m long and about 12m wide, is one of the longest coastal jetties in Singapore.   Enjoy a breezy stroll along the jetty walk and take in the beautiful sea view.
After the jetty walk, walking back along the main Admiralty Road West we take bus service no 856 to Woodlands bus interchange/MRT station.   For those who wish to, can adjourn for dinner at the Mega Food Mall, 5th level or the Banquet, 7th level in Causeway Point.
Bring drinking water, an umbrella (for rain or sun), mosquito repellent, camera, cap and wear comfortable walking shoes.
 
See you at the walk!
 
Other Walk Team members:  ChristinaCL Chan, Charles Wee, Jeffrey Lim, Joyce Tan, Serene Low, Conrad Tang and Andrew Thio.
 
Register HERE!

  1. Gabriella Chua
  2. Gingko Tay
  3. Daisy Yeo
  4. Yatsing
  5. Daniel Ong
  6. Azhari Cuttilan
  7. Charles Wee
  8. Thomas Goh
  9. Maureen Lee
  10. Amy Soon
  11. Lynn Chan
  12. Alice Seah
  13. Ronald Lee
  14. Josephine Yap
  15. Linda Chang
  16. Debbie Oh
  17. King Seng
  18. Grace Ng
  19. Richard Wong
  20. Thomas Lau
  21. Peng Peng
  22. Ivan Lim
  23. Roger Lim
  24. Susan Tan
  25. Helen Kuek
  26. Helen Wong
  27. Stephen Low
  28. James Tan
  29. Lee Ah Nee
  30. Serene Low
  31. Yvonne
     

Photos contirbuted by Charles Wee and King Seng

SHC October monthly gathering at Hans Cafe, Thur Oct 14, 2010

This Post is reassigned to Henry Yip, original author Terence Seah

The next monthly gathering is scheduled for Thurs, Oct 14, 2010.  The venue is Hans Cafe at Great Eastern building, Upper Pickering Street, from 1700 to 2030 hrs.

There has been a suggestion to hold the event at Newton Circus Hawkers centre.  But, as I have not surveyed it yet, we may hold it another day.  If you know of a venue, large enough to accommodate our monthly gathering crowds, do share with us.  The venue should be near a MRT station, has no requirement for us to place fixed headcounts or menu orders, has its own chairs and tables, simple order from its F&B counter and noise tolerant.  Hopefully, we can accommodate the needs of retirees and still working SilverHairs.

The aim of the monthly gathering is to enable social networking among SHCians, for new and old SilverHairs to meet one another.  If you are new, please write an introduction or profile here on this club forum.  This way, others will get to know you.  And if you wish to meet other like-minded members, please indicate in the comments when you register.

I encourage you to register personally on this Post, if you plan to come.  This event is strictly for SHC members only.  Please do not bring friends or associates.  The EO will be announced soon.

If you wish to be the EO, please write to me.  I need some help with registration, hope you can volunteer.

Do register here.

Terence Seah

Registration List:

  1. Henry Yip – EO  " dear all bro & sis, if U free just come lor & chitchat hehe"
  2. Sue Chan – " I love to Make New Members feel welcome & at ease hehe"
  3. Cat Yeo    –  "Pong! chub yit tai, hahahaha"
  4. Peter Goh –  "wa Cat today so hot lei"
  5. Martin Lee –  "our Cat is always hot2 one"
  6. Jazz Soh    –  " Sam, our chief encourages us to move around & chitchat"
  7. Sam Goh    –  " Jazz, no worries hehe"
  8. Dolly Lim – Registration   " ah huat dont play2 hor but joke2 can hehehe"
  9. Lily Ho    –  "Cat, I also want to play hehe"
  10. Pat Lee GS  –  " everybody, I like Karaoke! hip hip hooray!"
  11. Rena Wong  –  " Pat, me too hehe"
  12. Richard Wong  –  " haha Pat me three hahaha"
  13. Thomas Lau   –   " I work hard, I also play hard hehe"
  14. King Seng      –   " Thomas, I’m retired already, relax lah hahaha"
  15. Ronald Lam    –   " I love dancing lah  hehe"
  16. Richard &     –   " Jane, U know Hans’s food not bad hor"
  17. Jane Kee      –  "  ya lor, I agree"
  18. Thomas Loh  –  " people call me handsome Thomas hehe"
  19. Norlinda        –   " everybody, apa macam hahahaha"
  20. ANee            –    " I love dancing & cycling hehe"
  21. Alice Seah    –    " I love to travel hahaha"
  22. Dan Huang – SHC Chess GrandMaster " I love dancing too haha"
  23. Jeff Gan       –  "I love to teach people dancing hehe"
  24. Irene Lee    –   " Jeff, I love to see U dance, hhmm just love it!"
  25. Ivan Lim      –   World’s Greatest Bartender hehe
  26. Debbie Oh    –  "It’s my 1st time here, it shud be fun hehe"
  27. Charles Chua  – "I enjoy these meetings haha"
  28. Wella Eng     –   " Me too Debbie, lets enjoy the gathering"
  29. Gabriella Chua – " I love nature, nature also love me kekeke"
  30. Caroline Gee – Heavy Metal Rock Fan " I find the rock quite heavy hor kekeke"
  31. Lin Chuah  – "my hobbies includes golfing, dancing hehe"
  32. Rene Leong – Mountain Climber " when I’m on a mountain’s top, I feel good hehehe"
  33. Bira             –  " I like dancing, cycling movies hehe"
  34. Jeffery Lim  – dears, dont forget our Biz Dinner, register early lah hehe"
  35. Primrose Kok – ”I want to join in this fun chitchats hahaha"
  36. Cheng Pun –    Welcome, hv fun !
  37. Stephen Low – "yeah, I’m coming !!"
  38. Ann Lim    –     " yeah me too haha"
  39. May Yoon  –   " & yeah me three hahaha" ( EO running out of ideas )
  40. Boon Liang –  " Hobbies includes Cycling, walking & fishing hehe"
  41. Janet Chan –  " I like to sing, cycling, walking  haha"
  42. John Howe –  " I like cycling yeah!!"
  43. Esther Mok – " I like to join in the fun getting to know you all hehe"
  44. Anna Seet –  "yes yes, I’ll drop by…hooray!! hehe"
  45. Steven Chan –  " I fully support my SHC bros & sis hehe"
  46. Gingko      –  " " Gingko all the way to happiness….hehe"
  47. Lilian Teo  –  "what the world needs now, is love sweet now..hahaha"
  48. Wei Wei    –  " yeah want to know all of U better hahaha"
  49. Andrew Thio – " I love to join U all  hehehe"
  50. Priscilla Wee – "it’s never too late to love life & make friends hahaha"
  51. Philip Wee     – " I absolutely agree with U Priscilla hehe"
  52. Rose White – Ladies & Gentlemen, presenting the SHC LIVE WIRE…applause2

Photos by Lee King Seng

Starting 1st Oct 2010 – The SHC business network

Time to add a new variety of activities to the SilverHairsClub.  SHC is very much a social network, with the club continuing to provide a platform for SHC members to meet new and more friends.  We will now add a business network to SHC.

Jeffrey Lim joined SHC in Jan 2008.  He has accepted the role of leading all business network meetings for SHC members.  These gatherings are intended to cater to SHC members with business interests.  During the gatherings, members can gather together and network, with the objective of finding new business opportunities or extending their own business networks.

Business cards can be freely exchanged.  There can be talks, seminars, regular business chat and business travels.

Jeffrey will set the pace for the SHC business network.  The term is two years, ending Sep 2012.  MLM activities will continue to remain a taboo.

Jeffrey, thank you for accepting this new role.

Members, who would like to participate in the SHC business network, please register your name below.

Terence Seah

Registration list:

  1. Jeffrey Lim
  2. Terence Seah
  3. Robert Ong
  4. Fong Ten Meng
  5. Susan Chan
  6. Jassmine Teo
  7. Frank Kaw
  8. Rosalind Lee
  9. Jonathan Ong
  10. Lydia Chin
  11. Francis Mangalam
  12. Joan Wong
  13. Ivan Lim
  14. Christina Chan WH
  15. Laura Wee
  16. Peng Peng
  17. Jessie Teo
  18. Henry Yip
  19. Ronald Lee
  20. Pearlynn Tan
  21. Dave Tan
  22. Dolly Lim
  23. Ann Lim
  24. Rene Leong
  25. Anna Seet
  26. Stephen Low
  27. Sophia Lim
  28. This list will be maintained, and from time to time, you will be informed by Jeffrey on gatherings.

‘Fine Dining’ @ The Regent S’pore – Fri Oct 29, 2010

Dear Members,emoticon

With the last quarter of Y2010 kicking in soon, would you like to pamper yourself & splurge that extra $$ for a candle-lit dinner in a posh restaurant with your partner, delicately designed for ‘FINE DINING’?

The chosen restaurant is BASILICO, an Italian Restaurant located @ The Regent Hotel Singapore, known for its authentic à la carte set menu with private room settings reserved for our exclusive use.

Date:      Friday Oct 29, 2010
Time:      7.30pm sharp
Venue:    The Regent Singapore, 2nd Level
                 One Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715

Map:       http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_9123/travel_site_25468/

To enhance the evening, members are encouraged to dress formally e.g. Men in jacket suit/tie, and Ladies to be adorned in their favourite spaghetti-strap long evening dresses. Be assured of dining in an ambience that compliments your attire, not forgetting the plush upholstered chairs and the designer-clad wait-staff to serve your gracious needs.

Appended below are 4 unique main courses specially selected by the Italian Chef @ a fixed cost of $75.00 Nett per person, and you only indicate your preferred choice during dinner.

Set Dinner Menu @ S$75.00 nett

Plated Selection of Italian Cold Cuts, Marinated Seafood, Vegetables, Seasonal Leaves and Cheese /or Rich Ligurian Seafood Soup

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(i) Roasted rack of Lamb with Eggplant Parmigiana and Green Asparagus/or

(ii) Grilled Aust. Beef Sirloin, with Crunchy Potatoes, Rocket and Aged Grana Cheese/or

(iii) Asparagus and Ricotta Tortellon, with Blue Cheese Sauce and Hazelnut, Freshly shaved Black Truffle/or

(iv) Roasted Salmon in Saffron Broth with Beans and Mussels

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Home made Gelato with a miniature of Italian Sweets/or

Tiramisu Classic Venetian Mascarpone infused with Espresso Coffee and Marsala Wine

* Coffee or Tea *

There’s a twist to this dinner.. ~~ interested member is required to register as a couple (strictly SHC members) and you’re not obliged to reveal the identity of your partner on this thread. Members who’re game to fine-dine with us, please register your name on this thread & make payment to Jeff Lim’s POSB account by 20th Oct, to facilitate my final arrangement with the Restaurant. ~~ Bon Appetit!

List of Fine-Diners:?

  1. Sue Chan & Partner-PAID
  2. Janet Chan & Partner-PAID
  3. Cat Yeo-PAID
  4. Alicia Lim-PAID
  5. June Koh-PAID
  6. Lim Geok Suan-PAID  
  7. Mega & Partner-PAID 
  8. Dolly Choo-PAID 
  9. Irene Choo-PAID 
  10. Lin Chuah-PAID 
  11. Marg Tian-PAID 
  12. Terence Seah & Partner

emoticon  Max. 16 Diners  –  REGISTRATION CLOSED ~THANK YOU!

 

Payment transfer to: Jeff Lim Chee Keong of POSB Savings A/C No: 178-24973-8.

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Photos by Boon Liang?

I want to retire, but what about you? Please share your thinking?

Tim must be very jealous of my time; he thinks I am very free.  However, this is not true; I am still working, travel alot, and still think I need to make that $1000 per month to meet my cost of retirement.  I guess more than 90% of members are still working.

Last week, I thought about what I need to do to retire.  This coincides with an article I read in TODAY. Have you really thought out how to live your retirement days to the fullest?

In the article, the writer is 61 yrs old.  He saw his friends get so bored that they become a nuisance to their spouses and children.  Some solved the problem by going back to work. The rest lived aimlessly or waiting to die, very sad.

The writer advised 4 pre-conditions if one wants to enter into full retirement.

  • Children are financially independent
  • You have zero liabilities.
  • Have enough savings to support your lifestyle.
  • And importantly, you know what you will be doing during your retirement.

One option which many countries have adopted is to encourage continued working.  Singaore is one of them.  Personally, I feel very sad because we have already been working the last 30 – 35 years.  Can we see more of the world, get to do things we have not done before, move into something different?

I am trying to resist working fulltime.  How?

This Post is not just about me.  I know many of you are also in a similar boat.  Let’s share and think aloud.  Make a little effort to share your thoughts.

Terence Seah 

Reflection: The Cyber Highway

"Seven in 10 here are victims of cyber crime" – ST 10/9/2010*


How unreservedly they surf cyberspace:
Wonder if they know –
How unsafe the cyber highway;
Lurking there cyber criminals: cheats,
Thieves, terrorists and social misfits!

A theatre of germ warfare, cyberspace;
Netizens must battle with virus and vicious worms –
Expensive engagements – why bother,
When victories are hollow and nought to rejoice?
Is it a no brainer or Hopson’s choice?

Wonder if they know –
Seven in ten of them will
Victims become of cyber crime*-
A figure so high, yet nonchalant seem they
To the dangers on the super cyber highway! 

opinion piece – copyright 

Poser: Has the Information (Technology) Age a better society made?

Your views are welcome.  emoticon

Cycling at East Coast Park on Saturday, 18 Sep 2010

 Hi there! Cycling enthusiasts,

Yew Kwong and Douglas are busy…….as such, Lily and Ah Nee are calling the shots! Please come and join us, “Rain or Shine”, we will definitely be there for you. Cheers!

• 4.00 pm: Meet at McDonald Restaurant, East Coast Parkway, Marine Cove.

• 4.30 pm: Proceed to rent bicycle at Coastal Recreation (bike rental kiosk). Bike rental at special rate for  SHC members, cost $5
• 4.45 pm: Flag off for cyclists

• 6.30-7.00 pm: All cyclists assemble at bike rental kiosk to return bikes.• 7.00 pm: Dinner time……..

TQ, Cycling Group (Ah Nee, Douglas, Jade, Lily n Yew Kwong) Who Are Coming –

  1. Yew Kwong
  2. Douglas
  3. Ah Nee
  4. Lily
  5. Dolly
  6. John Howe
  7. Ivan (hope no urgent work pops up)
  8. Anna Seet (decide later)
  9. Susan Tan

2D1N Pengerang/Ramunia (Sunrising) Beach Resort –Oct 23 and 24

Final Update – 17 Oct 2010

24 pax confirmed paid and going.  Packing list, itinerary, FAQ were emailed to you under separate cover.

Update #1 – 22 Sept 2010

Dear Registrants,

Seat is secure only upon payment. Please wire Transfer $75 to Loh Yew Kwong’s POSB current account #796-03473-4 by 3rd Oct

 Here comes another Cycling Adventure!   emoticon

BACK TO NATURE

Rediscover the pleasure and peace at Ramunia (Sunrising) Beach Resort – designed to give you a taste at living in a simple life of serenity amidst wooded charm.  You will find much to indulge. 

Ramunia Beach Resort is 9 km from Sg Rengit and 26 km from Tg Pengilih Ferry Terminal (where you arrive in Pengarang).

Route : http://www.mapmyride.com/route/my/pengerang/940128393448127195

LIVING ON THE BLUE FRINGE
You’ll feel like you’re staying in a typical Malaysian Village with its rustic charm and quaintness. Inspired by the “kampong house”, the chalets are naturally cool as breezes flow right through it.  Surrounded and lined with tall coconut trees dotted by rustic fishing village.  The beach line and sunrise is just right in front of you in the morning    

Accomodation can be as cheap as RM60 to RM420 for 10 in a big hut.  All furnished with Air con and bathroom.  Do expect the Basic.

PLAYGROUND FOR NATURE LOVER
A wonderful opportunity for nature lovers and naturalist who can explore the tropical greenery, home to fish and sea life of uncountable species. Take nature walks or simply relax by the beach.
Go for an optional educational fun tour to the Ostrich Farm – RM10 per adult. The ostrich is around 400. Try the ostrich’s satay at RM7.50 per 5 pieces = RM1.50 per piece.  The pleasure is all yours. To make your visit more memorable, visit Tanjung Pengelih to see the relics of World War Two and the historical relic of the Malay Johor Riau Empire at Johor Lama. 
Other recreational are also available
Giant slipper
Beach volley ball
Gunny sack/coconut Bowling
Or bring your own Mini-mahjong and Rumikrub
  
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Dine in the vicinity of Sungei Rengit Town for breakfast/lunch/dinner or we have a choice to book a BBQ dinner.  If you are hungry in the night, get some fresh produce and cook your cup noodles in your chalet. Those night owls can have their Beers and go "nut" through the night under the stars
 
FOR THE ADVENTUROUS CYCLISTEmbark on an early cycling trip to Desaru after viewing the sunrise or explore nearby kampungs.
This trip is confirmed. Details on itinerary and costs (bike/helmet rental (those without), ferry, food & accommodation will be emailed to you. Deadline for registration is 23 Sept 2010.  Raise your concerns here if any.
Rene Leong (EC)/Yew Kwong (CFO) /Boon Liang (COO) emoticon

Registered to go>>> 

  1. Yew Kwong (own bike) paid
  2. Boon Liang (own bike) paid
  3. Rene Leong  (own bike) paid
  4. Janet Chan (own bike) paid
  5. Andrew Thio (own bike) paid
  6. Lim Tian Soo  (own bike) paid
  7. Douglas Chan (own bike)
  8. Frankie (own bike)
  9. Kristin Leong (rent bike) paid
  10. Alicia Soh (own bike) paid
  11. Mike Tan (own bike) paid
  12. Grace Kok (own bike) paid
  13. Fong Ten Meng (own bike) paid
  14. Dave Tan (rent bike) paid
  15. Eileen Thean (own bike)
  16. Bira (rent bike) paid
  17. Andrew Yeung (rent bike) paid
  18. Anna Seet (rent bike) paid
  19. Norlinda (rent bike) paid
  20. Irene Seet (rent bike)
  21. Steven Chan (rent bike) paid
  22. Chong Nguk Min (rent bike) paid
  23. Joyce Tan (own bike) paid
  24. Lai Fong (rent bike) paid
  25. YK Cheng (own bike) paid
  26. Ivan Lim (rent bike) paid
  27. Jessie Ng (own bike) paid
  28. Ann Giri
  29. Susan CH Tan
  30. Steven Ng (own bike) paid

Final : 24 paxs paid and going.

Photos by Boon Liang, Yew Kwong, Rene and Anna Seet

One night in JB – Sat/Sun 30/31 Oct 2010

I have not been to JB for a long time.  Probably the last time I was there overnight was in 1991.  JB has become very prosperous over the years, and the last time I could admire the city was while passing through and going to the kelong or to Batu Pahat in the day.  I guess there is much to explore, but as I am not able to find the time, i had to convince someone to guide the way.  Well, finally, after two months of temptation, I manage to con Sam Ah Huat tonight to help piece together "One night in JB".  As usual, in the most disorganised fashion, nothing has been decided. The hotel has not been decided, what we will do there, what are the dinner plans, how we get there and how much it will cost.  Nothing.

The only data we have confirmed are:

  1. The dates – Sat to Sun 30 – 31 Oct 2010.
  2. The time – Sat, early morning to sun, late afternoon.
  3. The one who is most interested to go – Terence Seah
  4. The co-EOs are Sam Ah Huat and Dolly Lim.
  5. The cost – somewhere before $150.
  6. And, what’s included are a bed overnight and dinner.
  7. Other details – guess we have to start thinking now.

It would be nice if you can join the party.  But, it is still two months away.  If your diary is free, and you may be able to join us,  try putting up your hand.  Once we know where the beds are located, we will let you know when you can put down your hands.  In the meantime, feel free to toss around any idea.  Interested?

Terence Seah

Confirmed to go :

  1. Sam (co-EO)
  2. Dolly (co-EO)
  3. Terence (EO)
  4. Richard Wong
  5. Ah Nee
  6. Steven Ng
  7. Lily Ho
  8. Bira Lupolo
  9. Pat Lee GS
  10. Susan Chang
  11. Susan Tan
  12. James Tan
  13. Debbie Oh
  14. Gabriella Chua
  15. Henry Yip
  16. Yew Kwong
  17. Pearlynn
  18. Cath Ho – TBC

East Zone get-together on 2 October (Sat)

Can all those who are coming.. please pay $10 to Bernie’s account asap… deadline is 27th Sep … I’ve had feedback that $12 is too expensive… hence I’m lowering the cost to $10…  there will be slight changes to the menu … and yes, this event is open to all members & their friends as well.

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We’re having our next get-together in Lydia’s clubhouse in Pinevale, Tampines Street 73.  Well, it’s not exactly a 5 star resort kind of place, but we’ll have a good time, you can swim, jacuzzi, sauna, play tennis, jog, karaoke, or singalong.  A simple dinner will be arranged too.  For karaoke enthusiasts, please bring along your favourite CD.  We will even have singalong if the guitarists turns up. Clara/Lydia will be the disc jockey for the night, and will entertain you with song & dance.   Frisna/Lydia/YatSing will be the game co-ordinator.  Any other volunteers for games or ideas, please raise your hand.

Fong Fong has recommended a wonderful caterer, Water-rise.  They make delicious food.  We’re considering the following items… menu is still subjected to changes, at the moment. 

  • Special Indonesian Curry chicken with bread and rice
  • Fried bee hoon
  • Other mystery dishes !!
  • Dessert
  • Fresh orange juice
  • Wine (sponsored by Lydia Chin)
  • Coffee/Tea & cakes (sponsored by Lydia Chin)

Please register early, and we appreciate your co-operation to pay to Bernie’s account, asap. 

These are the logistics: 

  • Date :  2 October 2010 (Saturday)
  • Time : 4pm till 10pm (hall booking time)… of course you can come earlier for the swim/jacuzzi/tennis .. just let me know!
  • Address : Tampines Street 73, Pinevale Condominium Clubhouse
  • Payment : Please pay $10 to Chung Sine Ying Bernadette’s  POSB savings No : 005-05093-6 

Directions to Pinevale (for those taking bus) :

  • Take Bus No. 69 from Tampines MRT Bus Interchange, alight at 3rd stop, infront of Tampines Central CC. Then walk with the traffic flow, and at traffic junction, look out for United World College (UWC), under construction at the moment.  Pinevale is the yellow colored block of condominium directly opposite UWC.  For those familar with the place, you can also take bus nos. 34, 193.  Or 27, 72 or 168 to alight at "coffee shop".

Thosse coming are :

1. Lydia CHIN  (PAID)

2. Clara Chay (singer & KJ)

3. Judy Lim  (PAID)

4. Bernie Chung (treasurer)  .. (PAID)

5. Ros Lee (have to leave early)  .. PAID

6. Daniel Ong (probably cycling from Marine Parade?)  (PAID)

7. Frisna Tan (games co-ordinator)

8. Yat Sing (games co-ordinator)   (PAID)

9. Tim Liu  … i’m still confused whether you’re coming or not?  Pls confirm.  Thanks!

10. Lydia SOH   .. pls cfm your attendance for catering purpose

11. Thomas LOH  .. pls cfm your attendance for catering purpose

12. Steven Chan (coming from west.. thanks)  (PAID)

13. Thomas Goh  (PAID)

14.  Marg Tian  (cfm)

15.  Rose White  (cfm)

16.  Richard Wong  (cfm)

17.  Lina Tan (cfm)

18.  K C Lau  (pls confirm your attendance for catering purpose)

19.  Sarah (pls confirm your attendance for catering purpose)

Sharing trading knowledge – the Weng Hon’s way, Thur Sep 16, 2010

Weng Hon has been very kind to agree to share with us his knowledge on share trading. He has attended two option courses years ago but he still feels the few days of learning is not enough.   However, he believes success begins with using one’s own hands, coupled with determination to succeed.  Putting in one’s own money also helps;

I have not set a date yet, although I will announce soon.  Asian equity markets are showing signs of upward movements.  And, economists are still unsure with US job data.  Seems good news dont last; bad news too.

Abel, RonaldL, HenryY, ChristinaP, RichardB, RobertO, HouChong, let’s keep hearing from you.  What’s your view this week?

The daet is now firmed for Thur Sep 16, 2010 from 1600 to 1800 hrs at the MPH cafe.

Terence Seah

Registration:

  1. Terence Seah
  2. Weng Hon
  3. Daniel Ong
  4. Alice Seah
  5. Peng Peng
  6. Steve Seah
  7. Peter Goh
  8. Bobby Bok
  9. SB Khoo
  10. Hou Chong
  11. Tricia Har
  12. Veron Wong
  13. Steven Ng
  14. Lina Ng