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we visited Sentosa during our Singapore tour ( arranged by Chariot worldtours, Bangalore/singapore on 21-12-09 & enjoyed every bit at sentosa.PARTICULARLY THE SONG OF THE SEA.
It was marvellous, fantastic, excellent ,superb, enjoyable show. We dont know better way to express our appreciation & happiness.
we want to express our congradulations, appreciation to the Architect & Designers of the show who have Marvelled & making every visitor to this show to remember throughout their life.
Thanks & Best Regards
G.Jayasekaran
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11 Nov 2009 Hi Thanks for your email. All currency notes, including the ship series, and coins issued are legal tender in Singapore. For more information, please visit the following URL: http://www.mas.gov.sg/currency/currency_info/notes/Singapore_Circulation_Notes.html Thank you. Editor ———————————– Email received ——————– To: editor@getforme.com Dear Sir,
I am NAME DELETED Fr. Malaysia. I do have a few Singapore 50 dollar ship series note. I would like to know weather this currency note still valid to be use in your Singapore. If can not be use , would you please suggest me where to change to this ship series note to the present valid in the market in Kuala Lumpur.
I hope that I will get your reply as soon as possible.
Thank You .
Yours sincerely,
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To: editor@getforme.com hi, im (NAME DELETED) from the philippines. i have a small aquarium with a small flower horn in The sender’s name has been deleted to protect his privacy. We have posted his enquiry here for the benefit of our visitors who may have similar queries. ————————-End of Email Hi Thanks very much for your email. Here’s our reply: Question 1. i have a small aquarium with a small flower horn in it. i would like to ask some important questions. what is really the ideal aquarium size suitable for faster growth of a flower horn and how many months wil it take for this fish to attain its full size potential. Answer: Flower Horns are territorial creatures so they live best alone. Put a fish in a rectangular tank which is at least 2.5 ft long. The tank is sufficiently big to accommodate the fish throughout its life. If you have two fish (a male and a female), let them share a 4 ft long tank which you divide into two compartments using an acylic (plastic) divider placed in the middle. This is particularly important if you want the fish to spawn. Never remove the plastic divider! Not even if you want them to mate! The whole process of spawning is quite simple. When a female Flower Horn is at least 6 months old, she may lay hundreds of eggs on the floor or sides of the tank. The eggs now need to be fertilised by the male Flower Horn. Just switch the two fish. Let the male occupy the compartment with the eggs, and let the female occupy the other compartment. The male will hover over the eggs and fan them with his fins over the next two days. He will also fertilise them. On the third day, move the male fish back to his compartment and let the female fish take care of the eggs. Remove all white-coloured eggs as these have not been fertilised and are rotting. So the female Flower Horn can breed when she is about six months old. Flower Horns take about a year to reach full size, provided you give them good food such as raw shelled prawns (chopped into bite-sized pieces). Question 2. Lastly, how often do we change the aquarium water is it everyday of weekly. Answer: Change about one-third of the water in the tank every three days. Replace the water in the entire tank every weekend and add aquarium salt. Scrape the glass walls and floor of the tank with a sponge. Wash the filter system every weekend. It is important to wash the filter thoroughly, especially the long plastic tubes, to avoid fungal problems. The Flower Horn is very susceptible to this type of disease. Once the disease finds its way into the tank, it will be very difficult to get rid of, and the Flower Horn may slowly succumb to it and die within months. Best regards from Singapore. Editor This question was sent by a visitor who read our Flower Horn articles in our http://www.getforme.com/Info_pets.htm section. You can contribute your views on a myriad of topics pertaining to Singapore. Simply register for an account and start writing. Then choose a relevant category for your views/opinions/feedback. Pick UNCATEGORIZED and let us do the rest of the work for you. Editor Email received Tue 8/21/2007 9:23 AM To whom it may concern, I’d like to know on how can I obtain a police clearance from singapore when I’m presently residing here in Toronto Canada.I work in Singapore from 1996-1998. Thank you so much! NAME DELETED Thanks very much for your email. You can apply for the Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC) from the Singapore Police Force. Applicants currently residing in Singapore can apply in person to CNCC Office, Police Cantonment Complex, Blk D #02-01A, 391 New Bridge Rd, Singapore 088762. If you are currently residing in a foreign country, you may apply by mail to the same address. For more information, please visit the website of Singapore Police Force’s CNCC office. Editor EMAIL RECEIVED Tue 8/14/2007 3:09 PM Hi Getforme Singapore, I have read about the closure of Swee Kee Chicken Rice stall while searching for some information online. I would like to share that I knew that there’s a new chicken rice stall located at Seah Street and the name in Chinese is “Xing Swee Kee Chicken Rice Stall”. I am not sure whether it has any affiliation with the original Swee Kee, but have heard from friends that the taste of the chicken rice is relatively good. The “Da Pao” takeaway packing is also very presentable as it looked very much like bento set. I should say they do make an effort on the packing as compared to many other chicken rice stalls who normally packed the rice in brown paper or styrofoam box. I have yet to try it personally therefore I am not able to give any comments now. Maybe your team can check it out to see whether the New Swee Kee does taste as good as the old one. Hope the information given here will be helpful to your findings of the lost Swee Kee. Thank you and have a nice day! Best regards, Email received on Thu 5/10/2007 5:32 AM The tide is no more April its the month of May now. Update to May. Please http://www.getforme.com/environment_watertidetable.htm Thanks, Our Reply Below: Hi Rizan Thanks very much for your email. I apologise for having missed out on updating the Singapore High and Low Tides section this month. We have limited manpower and occasionally put off doing some updates in favour of news for our FrontPage section. The High and Low Tides main page, although showing April 2007 tides table, has a link at the top of the table for May 2007. That was why we thought we could delay the updating task by a few days. I realise however that some visitors need the next month’s tide table — i.e. June 2007 — in order to plan their sea-going activities with their friends. So, today we have fully updated the High and Low Tides section to show May 2007, as well as June 2007 details. I will endeavour to update our Tides section by the 2nd of each month. Thanks for visiting Getforme Singapore regularly. Editor *Writer’s email address has been removed to protect his privacy Hi I wish to find out whether candidates for the 2007 GCE ‘O’ Level English Language paper are allowed to use highlighters to highlight parts of the comprehension passages for easier reference as they attempt the questions. Thank you. ——————- Dear Sir/Madam I refer to your email query on the above matter. Students may use highlighters to highlight parts of the comprehension passage in the question paper, however, they should not highlight any part of their answer scripts. Please let me know if you require further clarification. Thank you. Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board Tue 3/27/2007 10:46 AM Hello, I am a frequent visitor to Singapore from the U.S., and I have a Thai girlfriend whom I would like to bring along for a vacation in June. I have just been on your website, but I cannot find whether or not she will need a visa for enty to Singapore. Can you tell me please? *Writer’s name and contact details have been left out to protect writer’s privacy. Thanks very much for your email. Citizens of ASEAN countries, of which SIngapore and Thailand are member countries, do not need visas. Please visit this URL for the agreement: However, Singapore immigration will deny entry to visitors who have been banned from entry because of offences committed during previous visits. Please visit the Website of Singapore Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand - www.mfa.gov.sg/bangkok – for contact details if you wish to enquire further. Best regards. 
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