Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 57th Edition
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No laOriginally posted by InnoHippo:what happened? ....... u got major promotion or what?
Long story
Dun wanna say
Actually can leave by 10.30 wan but coz due to the stupid volitile market I was calling Canada up and calling up my customers to confirm some sales.
Heng some of them bought because today I received a HUGE adjustment in premiums
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If the market continues as it is, it will be like 2 yrs ago where I will really have to be like a spot trader like that
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more exciting than WoWOriginally posted by elindra:If the market continues as it is, it will be like 2 yrs ago where I will really have to be like a spot trader like that -
Xedo trying to get more money in case the court throws out their appeal on 3 Oct?
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1733942&page=1&pp=15
Machiam loanshark liddat -
This means no time for wow laOriginally posted by InnoHippo:more exciting than WoW -
One more hour to lunch...
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got time for Club 30 can liaoOriginally posted by elindra:This means no time for wow la 
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no more interviews?Originally posted by Wanda:One more hour to lunch... 
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AHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!!!
More trained counsellors needed to identify problem gamblers: council
By Hoe Yeen Nie, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 24 September 2007 2345 hrs
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More trained counsellors needed to identify problem gamblers: Council
SINGAPORE : Every social service centre in Singapore should have trained counsellors to identify problem gamblers.
This tops the wish list of the National Council on Problem Gambling, which will soon begin its second term.
The council also wants to reach out to more young people by working with schools.
It says the fundamentals to tackle problem gambling already exist but it wants to do much more.
The council has just ended its first two-year term and now wants to focus its next two years on refining and expanding its current activities.
That is why it wants to train at least one staff member in every social service centre to identify people with excessive gambling habits.
Professor David Chan, Service Delivery and Research Sub-Committee, National Council on Problem Gambling said: "There is a need to make sure that these services are integrated, that individuals that come and seek help are properly referred. Sometimes individuals with problems don't come to seek help, and the challenge is how then for us to reach out to these individuals."
Over 250 social service staff have already been trained to identify problem gamblers in the past two years. But the council feels that this is not enough.
The council says the issue of problem gambling is still relatively unexplored, not just in Singapore but in other parts of the world.
So for the past two years, the council has been working to plug the information gaps.
Currently, an International Advisory Panel is being formed to beef up the council's expertise in research, service delivery and prevention measures.
More details are expected to be announced in the next two months and young people will continue to be the council's focus. That is why it hopes to include problem gambling as part of the school curriculum.
Debra Soon, Youth Sub-Committee, National Council on Problem Gambling, said: "We know from our informal feedback that certain schools would have used the impending opening of the integrated resorts as a topic for discussion and we'd like to be able to see whether or not we can work with schools to get more of these topics in."
The council begins its second two-year term with five new members.
While it is optimistic of the progress made so far, it says it will get a better feel of how it has performed when results of its annual survey on public attitudes towards gambling are released in the coming months. - CNA/ch -
I'm not actively looking... not many jobs can match the comfort level.Originally posted by InnoHippo:no more interviews? -
Sigh my life sux
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-pat pat-Originally posted by elindra:Sigh my life sux
u got a lot to be thankful for -
I can fully understand what you meant by that. It's always hard to change when you are comfortable at where you are.Originally posted by Wanda:I'm not actively looking... not many jobs can match the comfort level. -
It gets too comfortable, perhaps that it makes me restless. On the other hand, I know many would love to have my job.Originally posted by honeymouse:I can fully understand what you meant by that. It's always hard to change when you are comfortable at where you are.
Sigh...like Ferret says, the grass is always greener.
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It's only temporary...things will get better.Originally posted by elindra:Sigh my life sux -
Those bastards at Xedo should die slow and horrible deaths.Originally posted by av98m:Xedo trying to get more money in case the court throws out their appeal on 3 Oct?
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1733942&page=1&pp=15
Machiam loanshark liddat
But that's just my humble opinion..... -
Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Those bastards at Xedo should die slow and horrible deaths.
But that's just my humble opinion.....
what do your friends in the states think about the whole affair? -
come to think of it, I can't help but hope the sales committee trying to en-bloc my place die slow and horrible deaths
same for the PAP ministers who in my opinion, still have not done enough to solve the en-bloc problem. -
Ya... the grass is always greener on the other side.... I will find out if the grass is indeed greener when I start my new job in 3 weeks time.Originally posted by Wanda:It gets too comfortable, perhaps that it makes me restless. On the other hand, I know many would love to have my job.
Sigh...like Ferret says, the grass is always greener. 
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wanda maybe let me have yr job if you r leaving
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Almost everyone in our informal anime viewing group has heard or read about the Odex affair and most have expressed surprise that a distributor would go to such lengths to snare downloaders. However, I don't think they're particularly worried about something similar happening over here as data privacy and retention laws are much more airtight.Originally posted by av98m:
what do your friends in the states think about the whole affair? -
not sure if any one read far enough to find this link:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1732653
lets hope it works
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Strange. Over here, the grass is mostly a uniform shade of brown in fall and winter.Originally posted by Wanda:Sigh...like Ferret says, the grass is always greener. -
My hands are now numb, slightly swollen n in pain...
all these frm an insect bite..
should i go see a doctor? -
you mean non-existent hereOriginally posted by Meia Gisborn:Almost everyone in our informal anime viewing group has heard or read about the Odex affair and most have expressed surprise that a distributor would go to such lengths to snare downloaders. However, I don't think they're particularly worried about something similar happening over here as data privacy and retention laws are much more airtight.