This post is dedicated to my benefactor, Mr Adam, who found and returned my wallet on 28th January 2011.
It's hard to find such kind-hearted soul nowadays.
Thank you so much.
God bless you.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Mr Adam
This post is dedicated to my benefactor, Mr Adam, who found and returned my wallet on 28th January 2011.
It's hard to find such kind-hearted soul nowadays.
Thank you so much.
God bless you.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Traumatized!
What happens if my photocard licence is lost or damaged?
You may apply for a replacement licence at Traffic Police Department. The replacement fee is S$25. If your photocard licence is lost, you will have to sign a declaration form and surrender the original licence should it be found subsequently. It is an offence to have 2 driving licences.
Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who have lost their Identity Card (IC) are required to report the loss and apply for a replacement in person within 14 days. A police report is required only if you are a victim of crime. Otherwise, you may execute a Statutory Declaration when you come to ICA to report the loss.
If the registrant subsequently finds the lost IC after receiving a replacement, he/she must return the found IC to ICA.
Documents Required
To report loss of IC, the documents required are:
* One recent passport sized photo which meets the following requirements:
o The photograph must be taken within the last 3 months
o The photograph should be in colour, must be taken against a white background with a matt or semi-matt finish
o The photograph must show the full face (eyebrows cannot be covered by fringe)and the registrant should be without headgear
o The photograph cannot be taken in uniform
* Police report or completed Declaration Form NR 12 (PDF). A police report is only required if you are a victim of crime. Otherwise, you may execute a Statutory Declaration when you come to ICA to report the loss.
Fees
First loss : $100
Second and subsequent losses : $300
Payment can be made by NETS or CashCard.
Replace Matriculation Card
IMPORTANT
If you have lost your matriculation card, please inform the Librarian at any subject library immediately.
Application for replacement of the matriculation card must be made via StudentLink -> Academic Matters -> Matriculation Card Replacement. Replacement will be made only upon payment of a fee of $21.40 (inclusive of GST).
Payment can be made by Credit Card online or Cash, Cashcard, Cheque or NETS at the Office of Finance. Payment once made will not be refundable. Please present the official receipt to Office of Academic Services after payment is made. You may collect your new card 5 working days upon the submission of the official receipt to the Office of Academic Services.
Loss of Library Membership Card
If you lose your library membership card or any of these cards used for library transactions:
* NRIC
* NTUC Link Card
* SAF11B
* School Smart Card
* Singapore Mint Personalised ez-link Card
* Personal CashCard
* Singapore Driving Licence
Please inform the library immediately by phone, fax or in person. If the loss is not reported, any charges incurred on the lost card, such as fines incurred on loans, lost items and reservations, will be charged to you.
NLB only notes the loss in its system. Members have to make separate report to the issuing organisation of the other above-mentioned cards.
Tel: +65 6332 3255
What will happen if I lose my POSB GO! Card or if it gets stolen?
You should report your lost or stolen Card to us immediately by calling 1800 339 6666
LOST REPORT
To report loss, card holders can call 1800-CALL ONE (1800-2255663) and provide their NRIC number or concession card number and contact number (leave a voice mail if calling after operating hours). The lost card will be invalidated within 48 hours from the time of the report.
For security reasons, the loss report is irreversible once it is lodged in our system and the card, even if found, would no longer be usable. Hence, card holders are advised to search thoroughly for the card before making the loss report.
Please take note that the invalidation is only for transit use of the card. The concession card holder is responsible for informing their own school library and The National Library Board (NLB) of the lost concession card. Please call NLB’s helpdesk at 6332 3255.
REPLACEMENT SERVICE
Lost Cards
There are two options for replacement of lost card.
1.Immediate application can be made at the Concession Card Replacement Offices.
The charges for replacement of a lost, damaged or defective Tertiary Student Concession card are:
http://www.transitlink.com.sg/services_ezlink-tertiary.html
Q13: What should I do if I have misplaced my card?
Please report the loss to us immediately. You may call our 24-hour hotline at 1800 363 3333 or (65) 6363 3333 if you are calling from overseas.
http://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/tools%20and%20info/Toi_Poc_Trc_CreCrd_EMVFAQ.shtm
You may apply for a replacement licence at Traffic Police Department. The replacement fee is S$25. If your photocard licence is lost, you will have to sign a declaration form and surrender the original licence should it be found subsequently. It is an offence to have 2 driving licences.
Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who have lost their Identity Card (IC) are required to report the loss and apply for a replacement in person within 14 days. A police report is required only if you are a victim of crime. Otherwise, you may execute a Statutory Declaration when you come to ICA to report the loss.
If the registrant subsequently finds the lost IC after receiving a replacement, he/she must return the found IC to ICA.
Documents Required
To report loss of IC, the documents required are:
* One recent passport sized photo which meets the following requirements:
o The photograph must be taken within the last 3 months
o The photograph should be in colour, must be taken against a white background with a matt or semi-matt finish
o The photograph must show the full face (eyebrows cannot be covered by fringe)and the registrant should be without headgear
o The photograph cannot be taken in uniform
* Police report or completed Declaration Form NR 12 (PDF). A police report is only required if you are a victim of crime. Otherwise, you may execute a Statutory Declaration when you come to ICA to report the loss.
Fees
First loss : $100
Second and subsequent losses : $300
Payment can be made by NETS or CashCard.
Replace Matriculation Card
IMPORTANT
If you have lost your matriculation card, please inform the Librarian at any subject library immediately.
Application for replacement of the matriculation card must be made via StudentLink -> Academic Matters -> Matriculation Card Replacement. Replacement will be made only upon payment of a fee of $21.40 (inclusive of GST).
Payment can be made by Credit Card online or Cash, Cashcard, Cheque or NETS at the Office of Finance. Payment once made will not be refundable. Please present the official receipt to Office of Academic Services after payment is made. You may collect your new card 5 working days upon the submission of the official receipt to the Office of Academic Services.
Loss of Library Membership Card
If you lose your library membership card or any of these cards used for library transactions:
* NRIC
* NTUC Link Card
* SAF11B
* School Smart Card
* Singapore Mint Personalised ez-link Card
* Personal CashCard
* Singapore Driving Licence
Please inform the library immediately by phone, fax or in person. If the loss is not reported, any charges incurred on the lost card, such as fines incurred on loans, lost items and reservations, will be charged to you.
NLB only notes the loss in its system. Members have to make separate report to the issuing organisation of the other above-mentioned cards.
Tel: +65 6332 3255
What will happen if I lose my POSB GO! Card or if it gets stolen?
You should report your lost or stolen Card to us immediately by calling 1800 339 6666
LOST REPORT
To report loss, card holders can call 1800-CALL ONE (1800-2255663) and provide their NRIC number or concession card number and contact number (leave a voice mail if calling after operating hours). The lost card will be invalidated within 48 hours from the time of the report.
For security reasons, the loss report is irreversible once it is lodged in our system and the card, even if found, would no longer be usable. Hence, card holders are advised to search thoroughly for the card before making the loss report.
Please take note that the invalidation is only for transit use of the card. The concession card holder is responsible for informing their own school library and The National Library Board (NLB) of the lost concession card. Please call NLB’s helpdesk at 6332 3255.
REPLACEMENT SERVICE
Lost Cards
There are two options for replacement of lost card.
1.Immediate application can be made at the Concession Card Replacement Offices.
The charges for replacement of a lost, damaged or defective Tertiary Student Concession card are:
http://www.transitlink.com.sg/services_ezlink-tertiary.html
Q13: What should I do if I have misplaced my card?
Please report the loss to us immediately. You may call our 24-hour hotline at 1800 363 3333 or (65) 6363 3333 if you are calling from overseas.
http://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/tools%20and%20info/Toi_Poc_Trc_CreCrd_EMVFAQ.shtm
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Incredible, Beautiful, Amazing!
It's incredible in life how you often end up with things you least expected to get...
Well anyway...
I have no idea how I am going to make use of this beautiful device...
It really exceeds my ability to understand...
And it becomes really magical.
Amazing, isn't it.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Feel So Cold...
I have never felt more cold in my entire life...
The cold that freezes your heart.
The wind that chills your bones.
I never knew coldness can reach a level so scary, so life threatening...
I finally experienced what it's like...
"风刺我的脸，雪割我的口，拖着脚步还能走多久"
The cold that freezes your heart.
The wind that chills your bones.
I never knew coldness can reach a level so scary, so life threatening...
I finally experienced what it's like...
"风刺我的脸，雪割我的口，拖着脚步还能走多久"
Sunday, January 02, 2011
Saturday, January 01, 2011
This Place In 2011
Wow.
It's hard to believe, but this place has been "up and running" for more than 5 years already.
...
Thinking back, It was really a "spur of moment" that I started writing.
And somehow, surprisingly, I've managed to sustain my "enthusiasm" & kept writing for so long.
I don't know when it started, but this has became a habitual activity since.
And guess what, I've written more than 1000 entries over the years.
ONE THOUSAND!!!
It's really a "say alot not a lot, say few not few" number.
Of the 1000, most of them managed to "see the daylight".
Some used to be here, but were removed after "thinking things through".
And some were just meant to be buried forever from the start.
It's a weird feeling looking through some of the entries as I backup everything.
...
There are certain things written in the past which I no longer understand now, which I can no longer relate to.
In fact, I don't believe I'm the one who wrote them... O_o
(the feeling is equivalent to looking at a piece of program's source code you wrote 2 years ago)
Grateful to whoever is still lurking around.
I'll be updating much less frequently from now on.
No special reasons. (Running out of content?)
No fixed numbers, maybe around once a week?
Let's see how it goes.
Maybe this place can "survive" for another 5 years.
Or it'll slowly fade away with the passage of time...
and pass away peacefully one day...
...
It's hard to believe, but this place has been "up and running" for more than 5 years already.
...
Thinking back, It was really a "spur of moment" that I started writing.
And somehow, surprisingly, I've managed to sustain my "enthusiasm" & kept writing for so long.
I don't know when it started, but this has became a habitual activity since.
And guess what, I've written more than 1000 entries over the years.
ONE THOUSAND!!!
It's really a "say alot not a lot, say few not few" number.
Of the 1000, most of them managed to "see the daylight".
Some used to be here, but were removed after "thinking things through".
And some were just meant to be buried forever from the start.
It's a weird feeling looking through some of the entries as I backup everything.
...
There are certain things written in the past which I no longer understand now, which I can no longer relate to.
In fact, I don't believe I'm the one who wrote them... O_o
(the feeling is equivalent to looking at a piece of program's source code you wrote 2 years ago)
Grateful to whoever is still lurking around.
I'll be updating much less frequently from now on.
No special reasons. (Running out of content?)
No fixed numbers, maybe around once a week?
Let's see how it goes.
Maybe this place can "survive" for another 5 years.
Or it'll slowly fade away with the passage of time...
and pass away peacefully one day...
...
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