Cancelled!!! – SHC Carnival Day October 31, 2009

This is going to be the event of the year! Maximum participation is needed. We appeal to all of you to give us your support to make it happens.

Hightlights of the day:

  1. Flea Mart
  2. Fun Fair
  3. Singing Jamboree
  4. Line & Social Dance
  5. Buffet Dinner.

The Flea mart and Fun Fair will be in charge by Joy. Patrick Chan and, Jeffrey Gan will take care of the singing event. James Tan will help with the Line and Social Dance. Dan will look into the buffet spead!

There will be live band performance, SHC singers/dancers,  afternoon T-Dance, musical tributes and talent quests!!!

Cost per head: $18.00

Venue:     Safra at Mount Faber, 2 Telok Blangah Way

Time:        2.00pm to 12.00am

Those who want to clear any excess goods can contribute to the Flea Mart. Fun and games of all kinds are welcome. We are looking for sponsors to donate prizes for the fun fair, kindly give us your support! 

Cost per table is $20 for Flea Mart and Fun fair. Chairs and tables are provided.

We are only 2 months away, please give us your support and participation!

EOs, Dan, Joy, James Tan, Patrick Chan, Jeffrey Gan.

Registration List:

  1. Terence Seah – taking a booth
  2. Dan Huang – taking a booth
  3. Joy Chuang – sharing and taking a game booth
  4. Ronald  Wie
  5. Patrick Chan
  6. Jeffrey Gan
  7. Jane Wong
  8. Eileen Thean
  9. Jassmine – taking a booth
  10. Susan Tan – taking a booth
  11. James Tan – sharing
  12. Anna Seet – taking a booth
  13. Feztus – taking a booth
  14. Gingko Tay
  15. June Lim
  16. Frisna – taking a booth
  17. Nor
  18. Ah Nee
  19. Rene
  20. Sam Goh
  21. Dolly Lim
  22. Sockie
  23. Ann To
  24. Janet Chan

Board Games Lunch Gathering on Saturday July 25, 2009

Another opportunity to meet and make new friends by sharing common interests or hobbies. The following games are included: Chess, Chinese Chess, Othello, Backgammon, Big Two, Gin Rummy, Golf, Rummikub or Rummy O, Scrabble and any other games are welcome.

Those of you who have a peculiar interest or pastime are also welcome to share their hobbies or collections here. What can be the peculiar interest that we have? Some collect stamps or matchboxes or keychains or what have you. Some collect company tags or logo or Marvel comics or spiders!

Please indicate your interest here.  I am working with Anne Chua to work out a lunch package that consists of main course, dessert and hot or cold drink for about $7 per pax.

Venue:   Adonai Spaghetti and Dessert

50 East Coast Road, Roxy Square 1

Buses plying are 10, 12, 14, 14A, 32 & 40

Date/Time:     July 25, 2009 

 1.00pm-2.30 Lunch proper/ 2.30-4.30pm Board or Card games

Lunch per pax $7.00 for main course, dessert and hot/cold drink 

Those coming:

  1. Dan    –     Chess
  2. Joy     –     Rummikub
  3. Mary   –    Golf
  4. Frisna Tan   –     ?
  5. Lee Patrick  –     Chess
  6. Nina Choo   –    ?
  7. James Tan  –     Chinese chess
  8. Pearl Kong
  9. Terence Seah  –   Chess
  10. Tan Seok Wah  –  Lunch
  11. Lilian Teo     –      Lunch
  12. Angie Ng     –       Game
  13. Paul Kong
  14. Peggy Kong
  15. Daniel Chan  –  Chinese and International chess
  16. Chew Wai Jin  –  Chinese chess
  17. Lee Siew Moi 
  18. Maggie Teo  –  Scrabble
  19. Albert Tan  –  Chinese chess
  20. Lawrence Lee – Lunch
  21. Jessie Lee  –  Lunch
  22. Benny Lu  –  Lunch
  23. Ng Ah Lek  –  Lunch

Special Lunch at Grassroots Club on 27-Jun-09 (Non-Halal)

emoticonDear foodies,

Note: For those who cannot come early at 11.30am, pls ask your friend to reserve the food for you
          on a separate plate, as dishes ordered cannot be repeated.

GOOD NEWS ! ! !   I’ve included everyone who signed up for this special lunch.
Once again the details:

Event : Special non-halal 27-dish sit down lunch at Grassroots Club (3 min walk from YCK mrt)
Venue : Imperial Court Shark Fins, Level 3
Date :   27-Jun-2009 (Saturday)
Time :   11.30am to 2.00pm
Cost :   $24 (after 20% discount, courtesy of Nora Chia, member of Grassroots Club)
                  (include 1 can Soft drink OR free flow of Chinese tea)

Pls pay $24 to DBS Savings   047-5-014580   by 15-Jun-2009 emoticon

1)  James Tan (E.O) (paid)
2)  Danz (PAID 14/6)
3)  Joy Chuang (PAID 14/6)
4)  Maggie Teo (PAID 9/6)
5)  Albert Tan (PAID 9/6)
6)  Susan Tan LC (paid)
7)  Susan Tan SW (PAID 6/6)
8)  Maria Tan (PAID 8/6)
9)  Eyvonne Chew (PAID 8/6)
10) Joseph Tan (PAID 6/6)
11) Julie Guan (PAID – 3/6)
12) Clara Chay (PAID 5/6)
13) Jane Loh (PAID 6/6)

114) Alice Seah (PAID 4/6)
15) Susan Chan (PAID 15/6)
16) Marge Tian (PAID 11/6)
17) Wong Hong Jen (PAID 15/6)
18)
Pam Ong (PAID 6/6)
19) Charles Chua (PAID 9/6)

20) Jane Ong (PAID 6/6)
21) Arthur Yap (PAID 9/6)
22) Peggy Yap (PAID 9/6)
23) Bernie Chung (PAID 8/6)

24) Bessie Lam (PAID – 3/6)
25) Sockie (PAID 11/6)
26) Peng Peng (PAID 12/6)

27) Thomas Loh (PAID 15/6)
28) Linda Chang (PAID 5/6)
29) Ann Lim (PAID 6/6)
30) Lawrence Khan (PAID 13/6)
31) Lee Ah Nee (PAID 11/6)
32) Ben foo (PAID 15/6)
33) Pearl Goh (PAID 9/6)cash
34) Lee King Seng (PAID 6/6)
35) Lina Tan (PAID 14/6)
36) Eliza Chua (PAID 14/6)
37) Maureen Lee (PAID 4/6)
38) Nora Chia (member of Grassroots Club) (PAID 9/6)
39) Christina Chan CL (PAID 12/6)
40) Steven Chan (PAID)
41) Patrick Lee (PAID)

For the convenience of this event, I’ve pre-selected the following 10 dishes:

1. Shark fin soup with fish maw & sliced abalone
2. Poach fresh prawn

3. Soya sauce chicken with BBQ pork combo
4. Deep fried Soon Hock Thai style
5. Stir fried Coral clam in XO sauce
6. Sweet and Sour pork
7. Deep fried crispy chicken
8. Pan fried prawns with wasabi cream
9. Stewed beancurd in claypot
10. Fried noodles with duck meat

In case your table wants to order additional items, you are free to do so, subject to NON repetition
of the same dish.

I look forward to a sumptious meal with all you food buddies very soon.

sincerely,
james tan

Special Lunch on 27-Jun-09 at Grassroot Club (Non-Halal)

Dear SHCians,

I came across this Chinese Restaurant (Imperial Court) at the Grassroot Club in Yio Chu Kang 
offerring 27 dishes of buffet (sit-down style) for the price of only S$23++ (exclude drink). 
 
Venue: Grassroot Club, Level 3  (3 min fr Yio Chu Kang MRT station)
Restaurant : Imperial Court Shark Fin
Date : 27-Jun-09 (Saturday)
Time : 11.30am
Cost : $29 nett (includes 1 CAN softdrink or FREE FLOW Chinese tea)
Closing date : 2-Jun-09
Limit : 4 tables of 10 only (= 40 pax), SHCians only
Payment : will advise later

I’ve tasted the food there a couple of times n it’s of equally GOOD STANDARD as Crystal Jade.

Here’s a list of the dishes provided:
 
Highly recommended :
1. Shark fin soup with fish maw & sliced abalone
2. Poach fresh prawn
3. Soya sauce chicken with BBQ pork combo
4. Deep fried Soon Hock Thai style
5. Stir fried Coral clam in XO sauce
 
Others:
6. Steamed tilapia in Nonya sauce
7. Fried preserved meat w lotus root
8. Bake pork ribs w fruit sauce
9. Bake pork ribs w mustard green
10. Sweet n sour pork
11. Pig’s stomach teochew style
12. Diced chicken w achar
13. Deep fried Crispy chicken
14. Deep fried prawns w butter and milk
15. Pan fried prawns w wasabi cream
16. Deep fried prawn dumpling
17. Sauteed diced beef w black pepper
18. Stewed beef w bitter gourd
19. Baby kailan w salted fish
20. Mixed vege w beancurd
21. Stir fried french beans in spicy sauce
22. Stewed bean curd w golden mushroom
23. Stewed bean curd w minced prok in claypot
24. Fried noodles w duck meat
25. Fried meehoon home style
26. Yang zhou fried rice
27. Sweetened red bean paste w lotus seed.

 

Condition : Above dishes can only be ordered once per table. Any dish ordered must finish eating.

Those coming for the BIG feast, pls register here:

1)  James Tan (E.O)
2)  Danz
3)  Joy Chuang
4)  Maggie Teo
5)  Albert Tan
6)  Susan Tan LC
7)  Susan Tan SW
8)  Maria Tan
9)  Eyvonne Chew
10) Helen Kuek
11) Julie Guan
12) Clara Chay
13) Jane Loh
14) Alice Seah
15) Susan Chan
16) Marge Tian
17) Wong Hong Jen
18) Tan Boon Liang
19) Charles Chua
20) Jane Ong
21) Arthur Yap
22) Peggy Yap
23) Bernie Chung
24) Bessie Lam
25) Sockie
26) Peng Peng
27)
Janet Chan Thomas Loh

28) Linda Chang
29) Ann Lim
30) Lawrence Khan
31) Sam Goh (TBC)
32) Lee Ah Nee (TBC)
33) Ben Foo
34) Pearl Goh
35) Helen Wong
36) Lina Tan
37) Eliza Chua
38) Francis R Mangalam
39) Maureen Lee
40) Nora Chia

Waiting List:

Lee King Seng
Christina Chan CL

REGISTRATION CLOSE Liao. Only waiting list available! ! !

A VERY BIG THANK YOU ! ! !

 

Macrame Plant Hanger & Table Top

Hi All

I will be conducting a class for Macrame in June for the above mentioned Craft.

The Plant Hanger show in this picture is about 4-5ft long and u can display it with a pot of plant in the basket or used it as a table top when u replace it with a round glass.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/lohyks/Karen%20Thio/1X.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/lohyks/Karen%20Thio/1X1.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/lohyks/Karen%20Thio/1X2.jpg

(The pic with the money plant is the project I am teaching)

As for the Table-top ( photo with the orange background) , I fixed a Yellow bulb to act as a dimmer for the Hall).  With simple knots that u learn in this course, u will be able to make beautiful belt , pouch , wall hanger deco ..etc..

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/lohyks/Karen%20Thio/2X.jpg

Cost of Course including material : S$100

  • Material : Imported from USA – SUitable for such big project like the table top
  •                 Very suitable for Plant Hanger/Table top , easy to wash & it dry very fast
  • Colour of Code : Dark & Light Brown only
  • Wooden Beads : Red is best for the above two colour of cord

Date :  14/June/09 & 28/June/09

Time : 11am – 5Pm

U will need a full day in my place to finish this simple project but if u cant complete the project on the same day , I can arrange another day at my place again.

I can only take 3 members at a time cos I only got 3 sorong hook on the ceiling (that the old ceiling hooks for my 3 sons when they were young)

Any interested party, please register here…

Karen Thio
(email : Karenthio@hotmail.com)

Registration List

1. Sockie ( 14/June/09)
2. Pauline Tan (14/June/09)

Crystal Angel /Butterfly Course

Hi All

Calling those interested in crystal craft. Another 2 crystal making courses by Karen Thio for those who missed it the 1st time:

Name of Course 1: Crystal Angel making course
Cost: $15 (including materials)
Duration: 30 min
Date/Time: AM : 10.30, from Mon – Sat
                  PM : 7.30, Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat

Name of Course 2 : Crystal Butterfly making course
Cost: $12 (including materials)
Duration: 30 min
Date/Time : As in course 1

Venue for both: Han’s cafe

Those interested please sign up.

Course 1
1. Joan
2. Sock Cheng

Course 2
1. Joan
2. Sock Cheng

Meeting SHCians on 18 Apr

Hi All

Thank you to the following SHCians :Jie,Gwyneth, Karen, Sock Cheng who met me at the foodcourt 6F and  Spotlight at Plaza Singapura for the time and informative sharing on crafts.

I must admit that I never had been a diligent needlework pupil in school and also lacked patience and time in the past. However, I’m looking forward to picking up some handicraft skills before it’s too late.

Jie shared her quilting knowledge and even kindly brought along a library quilting bookfor me.Karen kept me updated about her crystal craft with members last year and the interest generated.She also mentioned other things that she does eg macrame.

With the short time here, I’m hope to pick up some skills from them. Hence I’m posting two craft learning sessions and do join in the sessions if you are interested and let’s learn together.

Joan

An enriching life

Hi All

I believe most of us now welcome the time we have and the opportunity to do things we missed out. I am wondering how to fill my time now with activities that can still allow for new learning or relearning what was forgotten. Some have found their niches, some like me are still looking. I wonder if any who share this view would like to learn new things or teach things/skills they know to other SHCians.

For the time I’m in S’pore I would like to meet members to discuss this with the objective that perhaps we can get together to hold some of these activities at various locations. An example can be hand quilting which I like to learn or even making sushi/dumplings/mooncakes. Other areas can be conversational Japanese, swimming, ebay buying etc. If there are some who can teach these and some who are keen to learn, we can start lessons. Who knows, this can turn out to be business opportunites for some.

Regards

Joan

A Bangala mix with Hindi music disco

Oooh, I just love to dream. I just got out from a dinner at a posh Dhaka social club and now into a local Bangladeshi disco. Located on the 19th floor, the disco is packed with some 100 bangladesh professionals, who are just unwilling to go home. The time is 1055pm. The music is Bangladesh mixed with Hindi. You won’t believe it but the singer is 35 year old, from Dhaka, and extremely sexy and entertaining. With one keyboard, and a tabla, the mood was just right for a disco. Reminds me of the Bollywood disco I went to in Goa. Here, all hairs down. And everybody were as close as a sandwich pair with only a piece of cheese in between. if you think there is a recession in Dhaka, then I would say this city is 6 months behind the rest of the world. Red sarries, fast tempo, oohs, hi my friend, dim lights and bangla mad drinks. Gosh, I had 6 doubles of black label whisky, so this may not make sense. But, in my restrained body, I am thinking and dreaming of a Indian Bollywood mixed with Bangladesh disco for all of us. The music is loud and fantastic. How, cannot express in English. Oh, and not to forget, the cigar. When, aiyah, this year. Terence Seah

THIRD SHC DINNER AND DANCE 2009- UPDATE AS ON 05/04/09

Dear SHCians,

TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE  PROGRAM AND VIEW 323 emoticonemoticon emoticonPIC TAKEN ON THE MEGA EVENT , PLEASE VISIT

http://shcdineranddance2009.blogspot.com

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Francis R. Mangalam
francisemail@yahoo.com | 218.186.14.222

Hi SHCians,

I thank each and every member who had attended the Third SHC D&D Nite 2009.

My special thanks go to thirteen members in appreciation of my work for The Mega Event.

1. Mr. Sam Goh, who honored me by buying a garland.

2. Mr. Lum Fook , who honored me by presenting a bottle of wine, he won in Lucky Draw.

3. All members excluding me in Table 5(Vegetarian Table),who honored me by presenting a bottle of wine,when they did the word quiz right .
1. Terence Seah
2. Catherine Koh
3. Tan York Choo
4. Dolly Peh Siew Choo
5. Margaret Lim Poh Thiam
6. Sekaran Sandirasekaran
7. Gengha Dhevi
8. Annie Lim/Goh
9. Lim Geok Suan
10. Patrick Lee-Song Juan
11. Ganet Leong.

Francis Rajaratnan Mangalam
EO
Third SHC Dinner and Dance Nite 2009

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SOME VIDEO CLIPS OF D&D 2009

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http://tiny.cc/2sjH2

LATIN CHA CHA DANCE PERFORMANCE BY FRANCIS R MANGALAM AND CATHERINE KOH emoticonemoticonemoticon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvHb1GJ9Yh4

Bollywood dance clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXAqZ7R_2Wo

Line Dance clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6mAJvmTVpU

Rock&Roll clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5YlmadKogU

Gift wrapping clips

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJANsbh3ncQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3cLdyqjWeU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py7Q1S7aRVY

Thanks to Hamidah for capturing the memorable moments in her camera.

1.Dhoom 2 Dance Performance by Hamidha and her friends

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77vCtX3c9o4

2.Bollywood Dance Demo by Hamidah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv8UikojdHY

3.Bollywood Dance Teach by Hamidah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYiwAiW6MGg

4.Bollywood Dance Workship by Hamidah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCFuswmNHD4

5.Rockandroll Dance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mlB3cEIakE

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Click here for photos

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Another idea on education centre

Hi All SHCians

This is an afterthought from an earlier post by Terence on Education centre as a source of income. Just wish to share my thoughts and welcome your views.

From what I read surfing the net, there appears  to be a need for babysitters for toddlers and even afterschool care. I wonder if so, can childminding or afterschool care as a SHC business activity, with the objective of conducting enrichment activities for the children, work? Do you think, among the SHCians, there are some with the experience and interest in getting together to form a parents/grandparents/uncles/aunts playgroup or education centre or and running activities eg teaching EL/CL through songs, rhymes,computer aided learning, guitar playing, dance and drama etc.

If the group is small, we can use our homes. I will volunteer my flat for this as I’m a grandma with a toddler grandson whom I would like to see in a playgroup. I don’t really see this as a moneymaking business, more perhaps as giving assistance to working mums and dads.

Regards

Joan

THIRD SHC DINNER AND DANCE 2009- UPDATE AS ON 23/02/09.

Dear SHCians,

  1. Registration and Payment –  A gentle reminder to registered coming to this Event members, kindly note the closing date for payment is set on March 19 2009 as we will need to liaise with hotel on the actual headcount prior to this event.  Hence, your kind assistance towards this would be much appreciated.

  2. Collection of sponsored items: A big thank you for all generous sponsors towards this event.  As I will be attending the February monthly at SMU, and those also attending can pass these items to me at site.  However, due to some constraints, I am regretted to say that I can be stayed till 8.00pm

  3.  Healthier Halal Menu revised to replace existing Halal menu as follows:
     
    a) Kintamani Combination consisting of Prawn Salad, Spring Roll, Deep Fried Baby Squid, Sotong Goreng Tepung and Quail Eggs

    b)Soto Ayam Madura  Shredded Chicken Soup served with egg, vermicelli topped with fried shallots
    c) herbal prawn

    d)Sayur Brokoli Campur Skalop (Stir Fried Broccoli with Scallops)  

    e) Ikan Garupa Kukus Kintamani (Steamed Garoupa),  

    f) Kintamani Sunset (Fresh coconut milk, black jelly, attap seed, red bean, green jelly & palm sugar)

    g) and fragrant steam rice

  4. Organizing Committees:
    Francis R – EO
    James Tan – Committee – Marketing
    Catherine Koh – Dance Workshop, deco and live band
    Bernie Chung – Treasure and Song rendition
    Dan Huang – Photography and dance performance
    Geo Ban Peng – Games coordinator
    Daniel Can – Audio and Video Management

  5. We hope that everyone of you will have a enjoyable nite on April 4’09, See u there….. Francis

Mahjong Lessons for beginners

Recently, I have had enjoyable games with our friends from SHC. During some games with mj beginners, I found that it was difficult to teach them at the mj table in the midst of a proper game as lengthy explanations will hold up the games for others. Also, I noticed beginners’ hesitation at throwing cards causes each round of game to be longer which may lead other players to lose interest.

I am a keen supporter of mahjong and hope that this game can be popularized and be enjoyed by all. I think mj practical lessons under no pressure will be more suited for the beginners. For the this purpose, I volunteer to conduct basic and systematic lessons to explain and enhance one’s knowledge of the mahjong game structure and teach the fundamentals – rules, ways of "eating" and throwing cards, how to call and calculate "doubles" etc.

We can start as soon as there are at least 4 interested players and someone who can provide the venue. So far there is already 1 interested player, please get in touch if you are also keen on taking practical mj lessons.

A brief introduction about myself, I am a retired mathematical school teacher and was a member of the Teachers Military Band. I conducted our school military band and also taught snooker to students in school. In my personal time, I had previously taken up chinese drama acting and choir performance. Looking forward to expanding the mahjong circle.

Those who are interested can just leave a contact method along this thread.

Freddie Liew

Join other kakis groups via SMS

If you like to be invited to join any of the kakis groups below, you can now register via sms.  Event Organisers of any of these kakis groups may alert you via SMS.  He/she has to be a familiar face at SHC monthly gatherings; and members know him/her.  The EO should also have been a SHC member for at least 6 months. 

  1. Bowling – Every ready to bowl, outside the longkang.
  2. Coffee – chit chit chat, high tea, anytwhere.
  3. Cycling – cyling
  4. Dance – Can be line, ball, social.
  5. Diving – includes snorkling.
  6. Fishing – Loves pond, kelong and deep sea fishing.
  7. Golf – A game lasting at least 4 hours.
  8. Johore – For those who loves shopping, eating in JB.
  9. Karaoke – for those who love to croak anytime.
  10. Mahjong – You must have a place, then you can invite.
  11. Malacca – for those who loves going to Malacca.
  12. Nightout – nightbirds, and include dancing, porridge, drinks or chitchat.
  13. Movie – Need a friend to see the latest movie in town.
  14. Photography – out together to take pictures of sceneries, birds or people.
  15. Swimming – shy to swim alone. Try the swim kakis.
  16. Tennis – play with other like-minded tennis enthusiats.
  17. Walking – walk walk

To join, eg the Dance kakis group,  just sms DANCE yourfullname postalcode to 9178-7097.

You need to spell the kakis group exactly, as the sms system is pretty dumb.  Then, you should get a response from the SMS system within a minute or two.

Latest update:

Wef 24 Dec 2009, the different kakis group SMS alert is operational.  If you have a confirmed activity, simply sms your text to terence at 9489-4360.  I shall dispatch your SMS to the kakis group without the next few minutes.  After a few activities, once you are familiar, you can send the msgs to the kakis group yourself.

for example:
"MAHJONG ALERT I am having a mahjong session at my house in bukit timah on Sun 22 Dec from 12nn.  Coming?  RSVP Lester Lim 1234-5678."

Terence Seah

A fast way to contact dancers via SMS

Let’s say you have organised a dancing event for this Saturday night.  And you would like to contact other SHCians who love dancing.   So, you write a Post, inviting members to attend.  Then, you complain that this website does not permit telephone numbers to be published.  And, not everybody reads this website every week.  So, some would miss out on the event.

Well, the Event Organiser can now inform "Registered and Interested" dancers via the SHC sms system.  Here’s how I think it can be done.

  1. The Event Organiser must be a familiar face at SHC monthly gatherings; and members know him/her.  Must have been a SHC member for at least 6 months.  Your date of joining is prefixed to your registered name.
  2. The Event Organiser must write a Post on the dance event, on this website.  If needed, the EO can request Admin to send an sms to inform the registered dance group.
  3. All SHCians who love to be informed of any dancing event can register their names with the sms server.  Those who do not register will NOT receive the SMS.  You can de-register anytime.  For more details of the dance event, the member must still check the Post on this website.  How?  I shall inform you this week.

Notes:

  • SHC will not release any telephone numbers of members.  Members will only be informed via SMS; the EO will not know your telephone number.
  • The EO will have to compose and send the SMS message to me, max 120 characters.

This service will also be made available to other sports, hobbies or interest groups, if there is sufficient interest.   Strictly no politics, race, sex, religion, direct selling and MLM. 

Terence Seah

Majong game (2 tables) cum pot-luck get-together dinner at place, Kembangan (east side) on Sat 27 Dec 2008 1pm – 10pm

A Blessed, Merry, Joyous X’mas and A Happy, Healthy, Peaceful New Year – 2009 to one and all. To encourage further interaction among SHians, I would like to organize a majong game (2 tables) cum pot-luck get-together dinner at my place, Kembangan (east side) on Saturday, 27 Dec 2008 from 1pm till 10pm.

However, due to certain constrains, I have to limit it to 15 people. Basic needs like water and paper crockery will be provided. I shall contribute more than one dish. So folks, those who are interested and able to make it please email me at janlo8@gmail.com

State the dish you would like to contribute, play mj or not and contact number as I’ve to coordinate. Hurry, first come first served. Have fun, get to know more friends- don’t worry, be merry. Hee,hee.

Humble apologiies to those unable to come or late ‘registration’. Hope the response to this  ‘invitation’ at this festival season is good.

Cheers one and all. Yam Seng…..Pop goes the champagne. Ha, Ha, (Cheeky Jane)

Jane Loh 

Mahjong Game

Hi SHCians

I am sure there are many among us who enjoy this game.  It is recommended by doctors to senior citizens as this game stimulates the brain cells and thus delay the onset of diseases such as dementia and other age related illnesses.  If we can have a pool of interested members, then we can have a weekly sesssion among ourselves. Stakes are not important as the main aim is to enjoy the game and socialise.

Waiting for responses.

Have a nice day & see you all on Tuesday 16 Nov 2008.

Regards

Roy Koh

Board Game Cafe starts this Sunday November 2, 2008

Please be inform that Chess Game Cafe is renamed to Board Game Cafe! Trick O’Treater 

Date:   November 2, 2008 (Cancel last scheduled date fixed on November 1, 2008)

Venue: White Tangerine Cafe at Kovan/Paya Lebar CC

Time: 2.00pm – 5.00pm

We have the following member who are keen to participate: 

Come, come!

Chess   –   Dan Huang(Coach), Daniel Chan, Dennis Wee, Patrick Khoo, Douglas, Jassmine, Jonathan

Chinese Chess   –   Daniel Chan, Albert Tan

Chor Tai Tee   –   Maggie Teo n Albert Tan(Coaches), Jassmine, Ah Nee, Mary Chan

Scrabble   –   Joy, Mary Chan, Magge Teo, Lydia, Tim Liu

Crossword Puzzles   –   Jassmine

Golf   –   Mary Chan (Coach)

Mahjong(Card type)   –   Patrick n Dan(Coaches)

Backgammon   –   Constance 

Tarot   –   Andrew Thio (Coach), Stella

Checker   –   Jonathan Ong

Bridge   –   ?

Gin Rummy   –   Maggie Teo, Albert Tan (Coaches)

Carrom   –   Who got a set lying in the storeroom and ready to donate!

Indian Chess   –   Tim Liu, Maggie Teo

Strip Poker   –   ? 

Hello - Are You There?

 

Those who are interested to come and join in the fun please indicate your choice of games!

Cancelled-Christmas Eve Countdown at Kovan CC-Cancelled

emoticonDear SHCians,

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A BIG APOLOGY!

DUE TO LOW RESPONSE, WE ARE UNABLE TO MEET THE TARGET NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS.

AS SUCH, THE CHRISTMAST EVE PARTY WILL HAVE TO BE CANCELLED.

MY SINCERE APOLOGY TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE MADE PLAN TO ATTEND THIS EVENT AND WHO

SUPPORT THIS PARTY IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.

MAY I RECOMMEND OTHER C.C WHO ARE ALSO ORGANISING A SIMILAR FUNCTION AS WELL.

KINDLY REFER TO THE LINK BELOW:

http://one.pa.gov.sg/CRMSPortal/CRMSPortal.portal?_nfpb=true&_windowLabel=CRMSPortal_1&_urlType=render&_mode=view&CRMSPortal_1_action=CMFSearchResult&_pageLabel=CRMSPortal_page_1&CWT=

Keyword: Christmas Party                On: Activity

WISHING YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION !

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If you have enjoyed the dance performances earlier at this month’s gathering, we have more
for you!

Christmas is coming and we are planning a Christmas Eve Party cum dance performances and
many more at Kovan CC. Preliminary details:

EOs   : Danz (with Joy), Susan Chan & partner, Lydia Chin, James Tan
Event : Christmas Eve Party emoticon emoticon
Venue: Kovan CC Multipurpose Hall (aircon) and Tangerine Cafe (alfresco dining)
Time   : 7.00pm onwards
Program : Dance Performances
                Singing Performances
                Sing-along Session
                Social Dancing, and more dancing
                Games/Quizzes/Lucky Draws
                Buffet Dinner

Price   : Estimated S$18 to S$22 pax (don’t have to make payment yet, just register first!)
Closing Date : 8-Nov-2008
Target number : min 100 (Spouse and children > 15yrs are also welcome)emoticon
This is a NON-PROFIT event.

Note: All performance by our very own members. If you would like to contribute any performance
like singing, dancing (partner or group), magic show, impersonation (no copyright infringement),
skit/story-tellimg, musical interlude, etc  ……..  we greatly welcome you.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPONSORS AND SPONSORS FOR PRIZES TOO!

We hope to garner your support and put up another spectacular gala.

Supporters’ list:

1) Doreen Ng (dancer)
2) Vivien Ler (dancer)
3) Francis R Mangalam (dancer)
4) Thomas Loh
5) Pearlynn Tan (+3)
5) Pearlynn Tan (Catherine Chan)
6) Pearlynn Tan (Cynthia Ong)
7) Pearlynn Tan (Ivy Ong)
8) Mary Lee (Perth) (sponsor)
9) Neo Sock Cheng
10) Susan Chan
11) Danz
12) Joyz
13) Lydia Chin
14) James Tan
15) Christina Chua
16) Catherine Chong (bbcat)
17) Patricia Lim
18) Lilian Lee
19) Maureen Lee
20) David Chan
21) Shirley Wee
22) Grace Ong
23) Cecil Ong
24) Roy Koh
25) Lilian Koh
26) Abel Tan

sincerely,
james

DANCE FEVER – WHAT”S YOUR MOVE

PLEASE REFER TO ORIGINAL POST DATED AUGUST 6TH, 2008 FOR FULL DANCE LIST & DATES

F1 fever came and gone, with the howling of the sport-car engines piercing in the air still ringing in the ears, we, now have to settle down  more to earth of the dance fever coming in October at the Esplanade’s Forecourt.  Watch the various dances performing between October 9th to 19th, you may have the chance to get in the act and take to the floor.  Do you waltz or do the salsa?  Whatever your dance style, there’s something for everyone in this dance event.  Alice and I will see you there.

HAPPY DANCIN’

Ron n Alice Lai

Craft Class – Mini Bookmarks & Karaoke on 25/Oct/2008

Hi all Craft & K’OK lover

I will be conducting a craft class of "mini bookmarks" & k’ok on the 25/oct/2008.

Craft – Mini Bookmarks

Place    :   Heritage Condo at Dover Road Time     :   1.00pm – 2.30 pm

Materials & course Fee : S$15 ( 2 pcs of bookmarks – choices of glass beads & accessories)

Photo of Mini Bookmark : http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/lohyks/Karen%20Thio/MiniBookmark.jpg

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Karaoke Session : 3.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Function Room : S$20 (will be share among all member in this event)

Please bring along all your favourite Hokkien CD  –   "Train Station" disc

Those who are interested, please register here.

Karen Thio

Registration for Craft 

  1. Patrick Lee
  2. Andrew Yeung

Registration for K’ok

  1. Andrew Yeung (still considering)
  2. Boon Liang
  3. Marg Tian

MJ Club

The  primary intention of this  MJ (not Michael Jackson fan club)club is to link like minded members who like to play this game for fun or token bets.

If you feel uneasy responding in the forum you can drop me  a private email  and I can discretely link you up with members in the same vicinity with similar time availability and stakes range.

We have 2 ladies in Jurong area and 2 ladies in the Katong/Kembangan and myself in the Bedok area.

The popular stakes range at the moment is 20 cents/40 cents.However if you are interested in the 10 cents/20 cents or 25 cents/50 cents range do indicate what you prefer.We are not encouraging it but if you have no partners to play with in the higher range do make a request and I will advise if I can connect you.

Please indicate if you can only play on weekendsFriday nights,Saturdays and Sundays only) or if retired or housewife that you can play during the day.

Please  advise if you will  want to play with ladies only  leaving poor little old me out of the picture!

Please indicate if your location is able to host the game for free?

When you respond please advise name/sex/area/stakes preferred or within acceptable range/time availability on weekends only or anytime/all ladies game condition/hosting capability.

My email is at insiders111@yahoo.com.sg

MJ is a healthy  activity  that is highly recommended  for the Silverhairs age group to prevent the onset of dementia.If you are interested in learning  I can try to get fellow members to teach you and play games with no stakes involved just for fun.The stakes involved may not be enough for your winnings to pay for you taxi fare(if you do take a taxi) but you will have the thrill(cheap) and boasting rights.I hope this posting meets with Big Boss’s approval.

P.S. Robert…any MJ playes in Bishan area?

What’s happening on 12th/13th September 2008?

There’s been a lot of buzzing & confusion going on.  Some members are clueless as to what’s going on.  Some are not even aware of this event.  It’s  a celebration of the mid-autumn Festival,  done the SHC style.  Make yourself free, do not miss out the fun.  Ron Wie has booked a chalet at the NSRCC, and members can choose to stay overnight.  If you wish to stay overnight, and wants to share a room, pls drop an email to Lydia Chin.  Alternatively, just bring along your sleeping bag or tent, or borrow Terence’s camping tent.  The event line up, as of today, is as follows.  This is still subjected to further changes.

Day 1  (Friday, 12th September 2008)

  • 1:30pm     First shuttle bus departs from Tanah Merah MRT Station 
  • 2pm          Proceed to check into chalet no 10
  • 2-3pm       Origami (led by Ron Koh) 
  • 3-4pm       Scrabble, board games or Mahjong or karaoke (free & easy)
  • 4-7pm       Nature Walk along the beach : includes intro to qigong & nature photography.                  If  you’re coming for this item, pls bring your walking shoes, umbrella, hat & camera.  
  • 7pm           Dinner –  Pot Luck session.  Each person to bring along an item of food, wine, juice, enough for about 15 pax.  If you’re coming for this session, pls let us know what food item you’ll be bringing.  Post your food item on this thread.
  • 7:45pm till late      Line dance Jam Session (led by Hamida, our dance instructor).  We will be polishing up our line dance item for the coming Oct 15th meeting.  If you want to be a member of the performing group,  do not miss this first practice, which will be held during this Jam session.

Day 2 (Saturday, 13th September 2008)

  • 8am       Breakfast for those staying overnight (or those who wish to come in early)
  • 9am       Beach Walk or cycling  
  • Noon      Lunch (menu & venue to be determined later)
  • 2pm       Hair Cutting demo cum Hair Workshop by Lisa
  • 4pm       Free and easy – games , walking, cycling , Karaoke etc
  • 6:30pm     Lantern Festival Pot luck – bring food and you own hand made lanterns.  Beach party   will carry on for those who enjoy sitting by the beach
  • 8:30pm till late  – Dancing till the wee hours of the night from specially selected CD music & guest singers.  If music & dance is not your cup of tea, proceed to a quiet spot for some romancing.     

Click here to view photos

RELATIONSHIP ADVISOR

This is meant for members to seek advice on relationship,friendship and even parent/child problems.While I do not claim to be Mr KNOW-ALL on every subject I have been analysed by the DISC system as being equitable ,fair and objective and  a good problem solver(in real life good at solving other people’s problems but not my own problems).I am not a qualified phsychologist but I do have good old COMMONSENSE to steer me through the minefields of different opinions and solutions.

 I may not be the best man for this job even though my buddy TIM voted me the champion writer(biased opinion since he is my buddy…blush ,blush) regarding the Tan Chin Boon debacle but I actually respected  and agrred that Charles Chua’s observations about polarisation into 2 camps was particularly succinct and spot on.Although I do not agree with his conclusion that the initiator is laughing at us at the ruckus he has made.In the words of Ronald Koh …right or wrong that is the beauty of SHC.While Charles Chua and myself do not agree on everything but at least we agree on the more important things and like TIM(we don’t always agree) we continue to  be mature about it and respect each other despite our opinions.

Perhaps my harsh criticism of the over the top responses may not be entirely(most were and deservedly spanked verbally) correct for all but for some  though harsh and biased may have been appropriate in that context with the benefit of hinsdsight and reflection.In the end I think both Charles and myself were wrong in our conclusions…I said he would disappear if he did not apologise and Charles on the laughing at the ruckus part.If I am not mistaken although he was a noshow in the forum by 24 Aug and I was disappointed he did not respond further in at least a limited apology that he is still attending functions with the support of some members(can anybody confirm?)

I have been fooling around and having FUN  with supposedly gambling(investment if you win consistently and definitely more productive returns than TOTO and 4D if you have the expertise.Tim I have a proposal for you… tip 4D consistently at least in theory on the forum and bet on your lucky numbers and see who wins more or looses less in the long run…hello must tip before draw ,OK?).In this post I would like to share serious workable advice and solutions to personal problems.

This is how this post should work:

1) somebody poses a problem(if you are shy you can also present it as a friend’s problem)

2) I give advice and offer a possible solution

3) other members(jury) offer their inputs and advice

4)Review and I will give final advice. Either I shift my opinion  slightly or entirely(not likely)to incorporate these inputs or if I disagree than I have to state why.

5) Initiator of the query has the option to comment and let us know whether he/she is taking the advice with a pinch of salt or implementing  it.Over time report back and review whether it has worked or otherwise

Remember if criticisms are shot like arrows (even at me) than we should all remain COOL and not take it personally for the sake and interests of our fellow members.Do not take this post too (hot under the collar or steam between the ears)or indulge in name calling. or 4 letter words.(no hints or codes also)Attaching a label or tag after backing up your point with reasoning should be the order of the day.

USEFUL TIPS

I have in mind for members to share a range of useful tips that SHC  members can find useful.No I am not talking about horse racing,soccer tips(which are my areas of interest)

An example is that my mother says when I do the washing I must  be turn the clothing inside out,zippers must be zipped up and buttons unbuttoned.How many of you out there who does not do it this way please own up and share how this advice has proven useful.

I have 3 travel tips to share ; when traveling always take the name card of the hotel when you go out as taxi drivers have a bad habit of sending you to the wrong hotel and then apologise profusely for hearing wrongly.With the card and name of the hotel written in the local language they will have less excuse of doing so.

The other tip when taking the MRT , METRO, MTR , the TUBE or the UNDERGROUND especially if the language is foreign as in France is to look for the end station when changing lines and not look for directions for the station you intend to go to.For example when going to Dover when coming from the airport do not look for directions to Dover but look for directions to Boon Lay,Of course you need a station guide or map as well!

Another tip is to learn a few useful phrases in the local language eg in France "ou er de toilette?(where is the toilet? How much? Where is the —— ?

If you are a sushi fan please take note that certain outlets(not restaurants) offer a 50% discount 30 mins before closing time.

I used to leave my battery in my laptop even when I was using the power plug connection.Now I know that u should remove the battery when using the power connection.You should also drain the battery as much as possible if u use the battery.In this way your battery life will be much longer.

When I find my notes I will share how certain stains are removed.

Members  can also  share survival tips ,camping tips cooking tips,how to get nice phone numbers without paying extra like 93833883 or 96998511,tips on weight reduction,how to stave of the onset of  wrinkles,special diet or healthy food programmes,cosmetic tips,travel tips,foodie tips on where the best is for certain types for certain types of food,how to travel with children,investment tips,business tips,where to get bargains,household tips,how to keep food fresh for a longer period  in the fridge,how to make things last longer,where to buy the best durians or where to get tasteful durians at decent prices,how to cut down your handphone bills when overseas.I cant possibly cover every subject so I leave it to members to create new ideas

Tips can also be negative: how to avoid getting ripped off,how to avoid bad situations,share bad experiences or knowledge of bad experiences so members can avoid falling into the same traps.

One tip when buying a car or something similar make sure before you sign  read the receipt  or contract as to whether it includes the GST or excludesand state so clearly.One conman try to con my friend out of an extra GST payment after the deposit was paid.Luckily she got out of a tight spot when I advise her to call their bluff as the road tax was expiring soon and they backed off.

Let this post also be an avenue for members to get advice on issues not related to friendships and relationships or personal issues.(this we can cover in another agony uncle post that I might initiate soon).So if you have a non personal problem or dilemna you can ask fellow members for advice!Caveat Emptor clause applies…use it at your own discretion.

I hope SHC members are willing to share and sometimes in the process embarass themselves(you can always say you were told by a friend…) and help each other by sharing our wealth of Silverhairs experience.

Illuminate each other with your glow , light the candle  and lift the darkness upon us!

NO MATTER HOW OLD WE ARE WE CAN NEVER STOP LEARNING PEARLS OF WISDOM!

I.T. Learning – Sep & Oct 08

Hi Guys

We know u had waited long time for this. These classes are confirmed n opened to members of SHC & YWCA (in collaboration) –

(1) Venue : YWCA, Outram Road premises.

(2) Day & Time : Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

(3) Fee : $6 per participant per session of 2 1/2 hr. Example, 2 sessions of Movie Maker (1 & 2) = $12.

(4) Maximum Enrolment per class : 12 persons subject to 1st come 1st serve. Minimum 8 participants to start a class.

(5) Payment : By IB/ATM transfer to POSB Current A/C 796-03473-4 (Loh Yew Kwong)

Dates & Contents

1.   6 Sep 08 : Multimedia & Digital – Downloading of songs n video from Youtube through online conversion via Zamzar. Plus simple photo editing if time permits.

2.   13 Sep 08Class cancelled

3.   20 Sep 08 : Multimedia & Digital – Movie Maker Part 1 of 2 – Putting all your photo 2gether to make a movie.

4.   27 Sep 08 : Multimedia & Digital – Movie Maker Part 2 of 2 – Putting all your photo 2gether to make a movie.

5.   11 Oct 08 : Cancelled

6.   18 Oct 08Cancelled

7.   25 Oct 08 : Multimedia & Digital – Movie Maker Part 1 of 2 – Re-run.

8.   1 Nov 08 : Multimedia & Digital – Movie Maker Part 2 of 2 – Re-run.      

SHC I.T. Volunteer Group

6 SEP 08 – James Tan, Sally Kang, Shirleen Kao, Wee Chin, Aaron How, Lin Chuah, Ella Tan, Jennifer Lim, 3 (YWCA) Class Full House 

20 SEP 08 – James Tan, Jennifer Lim, Wee Chin, Lin Chuah, Ella Tan, King Seng, 2 YWCA (Left 2)

27 SEP 08 – James Tan, Jennifer Lim, Wee Chin, Lin Chuah, Ella Tan, King Seng, 2 YWCA (Left 3)

25 OCT 08 – Sally Kang, Judy Lim, Clara Chay (Left 9)

1 NOV 08 – Sally Kang, Judy Lim, Clara Chay (Left 9)

Monthly Gathering on Oct 15 – Call for Dancers (2nd Post)

Dear fellow members,

I know there are many good dancers among you as I’ve seen some of you perform.

Pls do not be shy to volunteer. I’m not looking for champion dancers, just someone brave enough

to share what you have learnt in your dancing classes.

It’s only with your participation, will our first monthly gathering cum dance demonstration be

successful !

So, be don’t be shy to put on that pairs of dancing shoes.

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Now that the October meeting is confirmed to be on the 15th, and as there’s a desire by our chief Terence and several key members for a monthly gathering to be different, I would like to start off this gathering by calling for dance performances by all SHC members.

Below are the details and tentative plans:

Objectives : – To allow members to showcase the dance and artistic talents they have learnt
                 – To attract more members to attend the gathering & to know new members personally
                 – To showcase to new members some benefits of joining SHC

Date: 15th-October-2008
Time: 3.00  –   6.30pm (session 1 – for retirees & flexi-timers)
             6.30pm – 10pm(Session 2 – for busy professionals and nite owls)
Venue : Kovan CC, Tangerine Cafe (same as July 08 venue)
                207, Hougang St 21 (5 min walk from kovan MRT)
Performance time: Slot 1 – 5pm-5.15pm
                         Slot 2 – 7.30pm-7.45pm (Optional)
                         Slot 3 – 9.30pm-9.15pm
Performance items:
Dances only, which can be of the following categories –
Ballroom – Waltz, Tango, Jive, Foxtrot, Quicksteps
Social      – Disco Rock , Rock n Roll, Cha Cha, Rhumba
Latin         – Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Latin Cha Cha, Street Cha Cha, Rhumba, Zouk
Others     – Line & Country, Bollywood, Jazz, Classical, Folk, Hip Hop, Retro etc
are also welcome.

If there are suggestions for Songs and Live Band, they can be considered subject to availability of time.

Length of dance item : 2 – 5 min
Stage size (unobstructed) : – Semi-oval with length 28ft, broadest width 10ft and narrowest width 6ft.
                                     – Danceable area probably about 20ft by 8ft average.
                                                      Flooring – ceramic tiles

Requirement : – Only SHC members can perform.
                      
No. of performers : Minimum 2, maximum up to what the stage can accomodate

Rehearsals – expected you arrange it on your own. However, if you need the actual stage for the final tryout, , pls let me know. Bring your own song pieces.

Rewards : – Exposure to a large crowd
              – Sense of satisfaction and achievement
              – Recognition : small token of appreciation from our founder Terence.
 
So far the dance items members are putting up are:

1) Rock and Roll – Danz’ team
2) Social Cha Cha – Danz’ team
3) Disco Rock  – Susan Tan & Ivy Low
4) Samba – Danz’ team
5) Bachata – Susan & James Tan

6) Line Dance – Lydia Chin, Ronald Wie & team (tentative)

This thread is now open to all members to volunteer their time and showcase your talents.
Ron Lai and Alice, Ronald Wie, Doreen n Joyce, care to contribute an item???

Please send all replies to cl_tan@utac.com.sg or braddell_hts@pacific.net.sg and I shall review
and update them in this thread.

Pls include :
1) Dance you would like to perform
2) No in your team

3) Which time slot you would like to perform: 5pm, 7.30pm or 9.30pm
4) Title of dance (if available)
5) Length of song
6) Short video clips of your performance (great if you have one)

Closing date : 31-Aug-08

Looking forward to hear from and see all your beautiful and sexy dancers.

 

Responses to “Monthly Gathering Oct 15, 2008 – Call for Dancers”

  1. Dan Huang Says:
    August 22nd, 2008 at 2:23 am

    Hi James,

    Your slot 2 should read 7.30-7.45pm. What’s a challenging tasks for you to cope! Are you considering to include line dancing?

    Lily Ho, shall we perform the Latin cha cha as we did at the last D n D or coming up with a new set of dance?

    Molly Chus, how about a dance item, perhaps Waltz? Now that the SNF is down with a fever, let’s channel the energy here!

    Ron Wie, how about getting your jamming team to sing and the dancers will follow in tune?

    It’s a time to destress and unwind and at the same time riding on the unhappiness that beset us! Sometimes going through a bad patch helps us to re-inforce the good things in life that we took for granted!

    At this point in life, let’s dance whenever the occasion called for, let’s sing the blues away, let’s live as there so much to live for!

    Let’s make this monthly gathering something different. Put our hands together to help James. There will also be a lot of new friend to meet, let’s also make it a time for healings!

    Danz

  2. Ron Lai Says:
    August 22nd, 2008 at 11:28 am

    Hi James

    Thanks for your invitation to perform at your coming Oct’s gatherings. Alice and I are sorry to say that we are not able to accept, as we have a prior engagement on a wedding reception on that day in question. Moreover, we do dance only for enjoyment ourselves and for fun, we do not like to perform.

    We wish you the best endeavour in the forth-coming dance show case.

    Ron n Alice Lai

  3. molly chua Says:
    August 24th, 2008 at 8:40 am

    Hi Dan,
    I dont think our dancers are ready to perform the Waltz.
    Still trying very hard to master the steps. Tks for
    the invitation.
    Molly

Horse Racing Advisory

My strike rate has taken a dip in form  and my R.O.I is in the red.However I still would like  to prove that horse investments can make money if one has the right skills ,experience and diligent homework(research).

After a 2 week break I ‘m back with a selection for today . Tim will like this one and he will likely not be a 1st favourite.Even if one wants to play an outsider he should play one of the top 5 favourites as they come in 80% of the time.The problem with rank outsiders is not because of the 20% chances only but which one among this lot? I have tipped  3 value bets of $35 to $40 in my 7naps tipping column previously since the start of this season.

My selection (medium bet confidence) for today is Race 8 nbr 3 Ace Armada.His main rival is nbr 8 with nbr 5 the likely favourite in close contention .The others in the frame are 1-4-2.

I recommend an investment of 50 wins and 50 places on Ace Armada.

  • Foe exotic bet play 3-8/3-8-1-5/3-8-1-5-2-4 and 3/8-1/field and 8-1/3/field
  • For forecast and place forecast 10 tickets @ on 3#8-1
  • For trio go for 3-8/3-8-1/3-8-1-5-2-4

I will do the R.O.I tally some other time.

Your horse racing reit investment pundit

P.S. Anybody thinks he can tip better please feel free to join in before the start of actual races