Ray's Best Ever Rock Playlist !!
Thursday, January 31, 2008
16 more ERPs to record 71 this year!!
Monday, January 28, 2008
T.C Electronics Chorus
Cant wait to use this in Service in march!
Bills bills and more loans!!
Well , You can't really get yourself off this hood call Loans! Let say for an average sporean like me! the moment you leave sec sch... you entered into adulthood! Bank loans for your polytechnic course or degree course?? sounds familar? then comes marriage? Home loans, Renovation loans would plague you dry dry!! As if thats not enough... come to your mid thirties.. you decided you want a MBA.... Woooo Education loans! And couple with that... you have to pay ur monthly hand phone bills, your petrol, car insurance, health insurance, road tax, ur mum's allowance, buy your kid's milk powder, Diapers, your kids education, kids allowance, kid's insurance, utility bills, PUB bills, property tax and income tax u pay every year, internet bills and occasional (what I call) "Carpet bombing season" your monthly dose of invitations to wedding, baby showers occasionally.... Think about it my friend! Can anyone survive with 3000 a mth??
OKay you may say who ask you to get married? who ask you to buy a car? who ask you to study so much? ...... My qns is can u afford not to do all this? If you work in the God forsaken place in the east and u stay in the west, can you stand a 4 hour ride to and flo ?ANd If you don't study, Can you keep up with a high chance of employability for today's Economy? Its a matter of CAN U AFFORD NOT TO! Not the other way round!
SO what's enough? There is no absolute! But I think for a family of 4, you need a household income of 10k a month in order to live comfortably. Retirement saving is factor into this account.
Its a battle between money and options! Thx for hearing my "bitches"!
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Scramble Scramble Scramble!!!!
This Really Happen! Our Airforce is indeed effective! RSAF jets scramble to intercept civilian aircraft | |
Airspace shut down for 50 minutes after plane heads here without approved flight plan | |
By Teh Joo Lin & David Boey | |
SINGAPORE'S airspace was shut down temporarily last night when two air force F16 jets were scrambled to intercept a civilian plane heading here without an approved flight plan. The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) fighter jets went into action at 6.42pm, said the Ministry of Defence (Mindef). They intercepted the single-engine turboprop Cessna 208 and escorted it to land at Changi Airport. The plane 'was heading towards Singapore airspace without an approved flight plan', said Mindef spokesman Darius Lim. Once the Cessna 208 landed, the police took over investigations. It is believed the civilian plane, which typically seats nine passengers, was flying in from the Thai resort island of Koh Samui when it triggered Singapore's air defences. The resulting shutdown of commercial airspace affected 23 aircraft, disrupting flights in and out of Changi Airport. The shut down lasted for 50 minutes from 7.10pm until 8pm, a Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore spokesman told The Straits Times. She added that 16 incoming flights and six departing aircraft were delayed for between 15 and 40 minutes each. One more inbound aircraft was diverted to Senai Airport in Johor. A passenger on the flight was 34-year-old business executive Philip Koh, who was flying in from Brunei. His flight was due to touch down at Changi Airport at 8pm, but just before its final approach, the pilot informed passengers that the plane could not land because of an 'interception due to unidentified aircraft'. The plane was diverted to Senai and stayed on the tarmac at the airport for about an hour, said Mr Koh. The plane finally arrived at Changi Airport at about 9.45pm. Contacted last night, Singapore Airlines said there were short delays to a few departing flights between 7.30pm and 8pm because the airline was waiting for take-off clearances. This is not the first time the air force has been called into action. In August 2003, two RSAF jets intercepted a Portuguese-registered civilian aircraft that breached Singapore's airspace. The pilot, whose plane had run into electrical problems, tried to land at Tengah Airbase before two A4 Skyhawks were scrambled alongside it. Under escort, the Cessna plane later landed safely at Seletar Airport. The 61-year-old pilot was questioned by the police before he was released. Aviation experts said that following the Sept 11, 2001, attacks, the RSAF operates an enhanced air defence against airborne terrorist threats, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Air forces the world over have been wary of copycat attacks by terrorists commandeering planes as 'guided missiles'. Colonel Lim said: 'The RSAF continues to maintain a high state of readiness.' |
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
My baby Gal!!
Sunday, January 20, 2008
New tires.... I mean... RIMs!
Family Pic @ Istana
Was looking through last yr's photo album and found these pics to be so well taken! Thx to JJ ! He is always our family photographer! These are the moments I nvr forget. Aven tried to walk towards Lynn. It is a mile stone for him again. Because last year he was still crawling like that and this yr he is already running! haha!