a.spot.of.white
It started off as a white dot.
It still is.
But I hope it goes away.
It shall always remind me not to put on my contact lenses for prolonged periods.
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"Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time." ~ Thomas Alva Edison
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To be honest, other than Voronin's spectacular shot for the Reds to win Toulouse 1-0, this video is nothing really special.
Except for the fact that, upon closer inspection, there seems to be something wrong with Liverpool's jerseys - their sponsors "Carlsberg" are totally not reflected on their jerseys!
And apparently, the reason for that is - alcohol advertisements are not allowed in France on the soccer jerseys.
And to think that the French consume 60 L per capita of wine per year! That's a really alcoholic-indulgent nation out there for you.
I'd reckon that they just have a thing against BEER companies. =)
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After the Great Singapore Sale (GSS), comes the Great Goods and Services Tax (GST) hike.
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Now there's a surcharge for using NETS!
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I always had one.
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It is interesting to note that the very word that embodies "Martial art", is an oxymoron made up of the very 2 words that briefly means "to stop conflict". Isn't the Chinese language such a delightful play of words?
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Necessity is the mother of all invention. This applies to weird art forms of self-expression too!
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Earning 300k per annum at age 32? What the f@!#?
and take a look at this - Revised Civil Service Salaries.
Mind you - this is NOT what your ordinary 'civil servant' earns. So why should those guys get like 10 times what the ordinary servant's pay (like say 30-40k a year) - do they do 10 times more work? Are they the ones who make it work? What they do all day is pay lip service, and find ways to spend the extravagant amount of money in excess of other civil servants' salaries. The hike in salaries should be inverse for once - say 100% for the bottom rung, and 1% for the top rung. That would still work out nicely to be a 30k pay increase for both the PM, and the cellar-sweepers.
Shocking.
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Read this report.
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