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Hi All I am trying to remodel my bedroom with the hidden wall bed type of furniture. Any one here have these ?. I need to know its advantages and disadvantges. Do share your experience.

chinese is called 做贼的喊抓贼！

Anyone has such hidden furniture items in your house? Any reviews or comments on the durability of the mechanics over time e.g. 5 years?

Mobile Speed Camera / Volvo Sightings / Spot checks Mobile Camera 1) Tanjong Katong Flyover 2) Telok Blangah Viaduct. Flyover over telok Blangah road along world trade centre.(near carribean condo) 3) Upper Changi Road, at a secluded lobang opp Singapore Expo. Blue Police van with camera taking through van's side window 4) Hougang Ave 3 towards Ang Mo kio, below the flyover 5) Upper serangoon road, opposite Serangoon Sec Sch, towards Sengkang 6) TPE just after Tampines Ave 10 exit (under the bridge) 7) Jalan Boon Lay towards AYE (Near Chartered Industries of Singapore, Jurong Point) 8) Lentor Ave 9) Clementi Ave 6 10) Old upper Thomson road, going towards Lornie Road/Toa Payoh/Braddell direction 11) Bartley Road/Braddell road (opp old outram instiute) before underpass 12) Pasir Panjang Road (between the wholesale market & PSA Gate 5) 13) Gambas Avenue towards Woodlands 14) Mandai road 15) Tampines Road adjacent to Paya Lebar airbase 16) SLE joining CTE (under the bridge) 17) TPE Sengkang exit (under the bridge) 18) KJE (Along road shoulder, near new military camp) 19) KJE Choa Chu Kang exit. (under the bridge) 20) SLE towards Woodlands Ave 2 (under the bridge or after bends) BMW/Volvo Sightings 1) East Coast F1 car park aka Last carpark 2) TPE leading to Sengkang/Punggol also hot areas. 3) AMK ave 5 leading to Sengkang. 4) AYE (Jln Ahmad Ibrahim near to Jurong Bird Park) 5) SLE near YCK Spot Checks / Roadblocks 1) Fort Road exit 2) Loyang road 3) Yishun Dam 4) Robertson Quay towards Havelock Road (Near Liquid room) 5) TPE (SLE direction) Hougang exit, at the HUGE bend (sat nights usually)Speed Camera - 6) Bedok reservoir Exit from PIE 7) Bedok Reservoir Rd(near SAFRA) 8) Before CTE from MS 9) PIE exit to Science Centre. 10)Lorine Road exit towards Bishan 11)St.Nicholas Sec School outside the gate(The Downslope leading all the way to bishan park) 12)ECP Marine Parade Exit 13)Bt Panjang Ring road (almost once a week) 14)PIE exit to Science Centre.

Hi all I tried "cable installation" and "cable installer" search on the forums but couldn't find an answer. Was wondering if anyone has a workshop to recommend to install just the in car camera power cable? Any idea on the cost of installing 2 (1 at the rearview cam and the other at the rear)? I got the in-car camera but the wire is hanging from my 12V socket to the rearview mirror, kinda looks fugly. Thanks in advance!

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1169304/1/.html I'm rather amazed why the enforcement officers can discover this... Just because it's a pirated taxi? What was the trigger to check the pads?

Some vehicle DIY is very risky, advisably to seek appropriate professionals with relevant skills, poweful equipments and proper tools to carry out. I hope this poor guy caught in this mishap would be blessed with an narrow escape and to live in minor injury.

Personally, i like this post better because it is non partisan. Enjoy. http://flaneurose.blogspot.sg/2012/05/hidd...of-massive.html

The Hidden Agenda of the Straits Times Editorial http://singaporerecalcitrant.blogspot.com/...aits-times.html Can the Straits Times (ST) honestly say that it stands neutral in the present hustings? Everyone knows that it is under the tight control and direction of the Singapore Press Holdings helmed by a former PAP deputy prime minister who is in reality the government spin doctor and the ST can best be described as a propaganda broadsheet of the PAP. Anyone with any article critical of the government or its leaders aspiring to find printing of it in the ST will invariably come up against a wall of courteous denial, as the famous author Catherine Lim experienced recently when she sent a satirical letter about the comical Minister Mentor to the ST for airing in its Forum. Let's examine the implication of the ST editorial :GE 2011. What do voters really want? What does it try to imply by saying that the voter cannot vote for the opposition with the assurance that PAP will be returned to power in any case? It is a given that, with the present political state, the PAP will be returned to power but perhaps with a reduced majority. Is not the ST calling on the voters not to vote the opposition? It shows the ST is treading on questionable ground as a national newspaper supposedly dedicated to an objective presentation of news to the public. A blind man can easily discern that this is hardly objective by no stretch of imagination, Next the editor cannot resist the temptation of touching on the hotly contested Aljunied GRC which is being closely watched by not only the public and voters but also the PAP leaders as well as the opposition. To expect the editor to present an objective and impartial view of the electoral fray in Aljunied GRC may be somewhat unrealistic. He insinuated that a Workers' Party (WP) victory will not be cost-free. The so-called exquisite quality of the PAP team is given great play, especially the team leader Foreign Minister George Yeo. He is being put in the same distinguished category of the late Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam. The editor asked if Singapore would have been better off if Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Singapore's first Foreign Minister, had been defeated in the 1963 GE as he almost was. The answer is given as an obvious no. The editor further asked if voters want a strong opposition badly enough to boot out of office so many able people. Can they vote against Rajaratnam, he asked? Even a blind man can see where the ST editor's tendentious arguments are leading to. Firstly it is invidious to compare George Yeo with the late S. Rajaratnam and secondly it is sacrilege to invoke the late Foreign Minister's name in such circumstances. Comparison of merits between George Yeo and the late S. Rajaratnam is at best subjective. ST is never a neutral newspaper and its tendentious deprecation of the Workers' Party is a natural progression of its heinous design. The electoral battle in Aljunied GRC has begun and it is best for newspapers not to take sides, leaving it to the contesting parties to convince the voters respectively and win their votes.

Go google youtube on lady gaga + satanist there are videos intepreting that her mtvs are satanic and anti-christ. how true?

This is for your info only. I have been using my M1 line for many years without knowing that GPRS and Video calls are activated even though I did not request for them. Both services are charged based on the data volume transmitted. My current bill has a $100+ data charge, and I don't even know when it was incurred. I have called up M1 to terminate both the GPRS and Video call services so that there will not be any future "accidental" data usage. You may want to do the same too.

noticed this while smoking at my gf home balcony overlooking the car park below. i noticed this 2 - 3 same OPC cars driven by the same malay family or neighbour?after they parked finished their cars,they always raised up their wipers without fail. once i saw the parking warden skipped it while carrying out his duties, is there a hidden message behind this wiper raised thingy especially for OPC? anyone here tried this stunt and never got summon before?

See who can decipher the hidden text fastest

http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Story/STIStory_210386.html the pitch

A coke machine installed in Bukit Batok housing estate. Two questions. 1) Where is the likely hidden camera installed or just a 'fake' sticker? 2) The dirty and ill-maintained vending machine is an eye-sore.

Went past a traffic light the split second it just turned red. To my horror.. I thought I saw a bright flash! But I walked back to the junction cos it is near my home, stood at the junction for very long, but could not find anything that resembles a red light camera. The junction is kind of below a flyover, so I looked at the walls of the flyover and still could not find any box. So is it just my imagination (could be the flash of those irritating HIDs), or is there really hidden red light cameras in SG?

Any one knows what are the hidden and standard payments needed to be paid when one gets a 2nd hand car from dealer?

Hi, I intend to take up the HSBC loan which gives $1500 cash rebate. The minimum loan period is 1 year and amount is $20000. I worked out the sum and found it unbelievable. The total interest that i need to pay at the end is $440 which means i will have a savings of $1060 !!! It is better than paying all in full. It is quite unbelivable. Does anyone know if there is any hidden conditions? Thanks !