Ten ways to live longer : …For starters, change your attitude…
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TODAYonline : thank you, dr wee : …The measure of a good man is the number of people who take the trouble to show up at his wake. So it is said…
eulogy by granddaughter lim hui min : …If you wish to honour his memory in your life, then live your life to the full, stand by your friends, cherish your family, listen to everyone with an open mind and welcome those who cross your path with an open heart…
Sunflower Garden at Singapore Changi Airport
Originally uploaded by Kishore Balakrishnan.
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answers.com/camcorder – (video CAMera reCORDER) – A self-contained unit of communications equipment made up of a lightweight, hand-held television camera and a videocassette recorder.
Have you bought a camcorder recently ? What is it ? Would you recommend it or something else ?
I have already come across
1) camcorderinfo.com “the largest, most comprehensive publication on the web for camcorder reviews and articles on video production and camcorder use. Attracting more than 12,000 visitors a day and catering to a community of 90,000 message board subscribers, the site has helped nearly 6 million consumers to date and is recognized as a leader among industry influentials and consumers alike.”
2) easycamcorders.com “the leading source for quick, accurate and unbiased reviews and ratings of camcorders. We have camcorder reviews covering Sony, Canon, Panasonic, JVC, Samsung and Hitachi camcorders”
3) easycamcorders.com: Top 10 Things You Should Know When Buying a Camcorder
4) easycamcorders.com: Beginners’ Guide
Are there other useful sites/articles ?
Am in Singapore !
According to camcorderinfo.com ratings Panasonic PV-GS400 is “a great camcorder and, in my opinion, offers the best value of any camcorder I’ve ever reviewed.”. But Jeff Keller in dvspot review: Panasonic PV-GS400 clarifies “The GS400 is a fairly large camcorder, so try it out to make sure you’re willing to carry it around for a day.”
Panasonic PV-GS250 aka NV-GS250 seems to be one…
dvspot review: Panasonic PV-GS250 : …All-in-all we recommend the GS250 without hesitation…Whichever one you choose, though, you really can’t go wrong — we’ve been very pleased with all of Panasonic’s recent 3-chip camcorders…
camcorderinfo.com: Panasonic PV-GS250 Camcorder Review : …The PV-GS250 is a great camcorder, but the PV-GS400 is such an awsome camcorder that it might be a better idea to save $150 dollars more for the PV-GS400… But GS400 is heavier !!!
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Suddhananda Foundation For Self-Knowledge
Swamiji is sharing thoughts on “Being Happy – Now and Forever” from 28th April to May 2nd at Civil Service College from 7:30 to 9:00pm
Some thoughts from the first day
giving thoughts vs teaching thinking
what is your immediate problem
physical body is a beautiful instrument
***take the responsibility***
physical punishment is a mistake
how does a child that is giggling, smiling, laughing become a disaster at age 15 ???
thinker is the problem ! thought is not !
what is the issue: presence of thought or absense of object ?
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click to email the race
JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge ® Singapore – “click to email the race” is the phrase at the top left section “singapore at a glance” – Is this English ?
I will be there…
Sunday, May 8 and 15, 2005 (2:00 PM – 4:00 PM)
The Hindu Centre, 132 Owen Road, Singapore
next to Farrer Park MRT station, exit D
The popular misconceptions about Hinduism such as promoting worship, encourages discrimination against the less fortunate (case system), and belief in many gods etc. Are they true or are they myths ? Why don’t you attend this 2-week talks and find out the truth about Hinduism!.
Interested? For more information, please contact the Hindu Centre @ 62918540 or 90626221
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I maintained the same info at upcoming.org too – Let us see how googlebot handles both…
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fear of permissiveness
Alfie Kohn on Incentives and Parenting (Aaron Swartz: The Weblog) : …‘The biggest problem is fear of permissiveness. For every one kid who is allowed to run around the store screaming — and believe me, they annoy me too — a hundred kids are slapped or yelled at or punished or rewarded. Fear of permissiveness leads parents to clamp down on control.’…