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Men's Badminton Quarterfinals - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MjP9nRCl7w Watch the action from the men's badminton quarterfinals at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore

Cuba vs Argentina - Men's Volleyball - Gold Medal Match - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WMifVEAUR4&feature=channel See the key moments of the men's volleyball final at the 2010 YOG in Singapore: gold - Cuba, silver - Argentina, bronze - Russian Federation

Li vs Gu - Women's Singles Table Tennis - Gold Medal Match - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L32uc_aQTM&feature=related Watch Gu (CHN) take gold in the women's singles table tennis at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore

Li vs Hsing - Women's Singles Table Tennis Second Stage - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZuj-WfSgNA

Men's Taekwondo Over 73Kg Preliminaries - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulD1dEyAFAg Enjoy key moments from the men's over-73kg taekwondo preliminaries at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore :groupwavereversed:

Men's Taekwondo 73Kg Quarterfinals - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ859bV6Hn8

Men's Taekwondo 63Kg Quarterfinals - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZIWhaYqypM Find out what happened in the quarterfinals of the men's 63kg taekwondo at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore

Women's Taekwondo 63Kg Final - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTiOZNDzy2M&feature=related Watch the women's 63kg taekwondo final at the 2010 YOG: gold - Jeon (KOR), silver - Katheder (GER), bronze - Irigoien (ESP) and Silvestri (FRA)

Women's Taekwondo 55Kg Quarterfinals - Singapore 2010 Youth Games

Women's Taekwondo 49Kg Quarterfinals - Singapore 2010 Youth Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq8Js5QqF1I&feature=related :thumbsup:

Opening Ceremony 2/2 - Singapore 2010 Youth Games PART2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BUQyjNDdH8&feature=channel

Opening Ceremony 1/2 - Singapore 2010 Youth Games PART1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJq8GaPOeEI

TYPES OF WATER SOURCES Water can be represented in several forms: Natural Water In the landscapes and terrain of the Earth, natural water occurs everywhere - as seas and oceans, rivers and streams, lakes and reservoirs, waterfalls, etc. In the Feng Shui context, actual water is more superior and significant as compared to artificial water. Artificial Water In a home where natural water is missing, it is possible to create artificial water. Hence fountains, ponds and swimming pools are all man-made manifestations of water which are perfectly capable of creating auspicious energy flows. Virtual Water There are several different approaches in water theories. In a modern city, crossroads, T-junctions and highways are virtual water points. Water points refer to areas where Qi accumulates. Therefore, positioning of buildings in relation to the water point is vital. It is possible to create wealth luck when the best orientation is established.

pics by Tim Rock, AsianDiver Mag Humpbacks reach sexual maturity between the ages of 6 and 10. For the massive mammals, courtship is a social activity:it involves an energetic and playful group that races along the surface at wild speeds, churning the water up into turbulent splashes of the breaching whales. The males use their teeth, tailstock, tail and other parts of their body as weapons when aggressive combat breaks out. Competition can be tough as females may mate with more than one male, choosing those that produce the largest quantity of sperm. In addition, males sing a long and complex song that can last up to 20 minutes - there exist two such songs, one sung by the humpbacks of the Pacific and one by thise of the Atlantic. Though the pitch of the sonf is most likely involved in the mating ritual, other males do respond to the song. This means it might be used for another purpose such as echolation. WHOSE IS THE BIGGEST? It's no surprice: the Earth's biggest animal is also the most well-endowed. Indeed, the blue whale holds the record for absolute size, with the largest penis measured reaching 2.4 metres!!! Little is known about the mating ritual of blue whales due to the inherent difficulties of studying these animals. However, we do know that they mate from late autumn and all through winter, generally near the surface and in warm waters...

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A: Amp AAOLM: Advanced Aquarist Online Magazine, electronic magazine AB: Aqualine Buschke, lighting manufacturer acro: Acropora, a type of SPS coral AC: Activated carbon, chemical filtration media / alternating current AC: Alternating current Acan : Acanthastrea AC II: AquaController II, all-in-one monitor & controller Ack: Acknowledge ADA: Aquatic Design Amano AEFW : Acro Eating Flatworms AF: Aquarium Frontiers, online magazine AFAIK: As far as I know AFM: Aquarium Fish Monthly, magazine AGA: All-Glass Aquarium, aquarium manufacturer AhBeng: Pacific Marine (Singapore LFS Map) AL: Aqualink, aquarium bulletin board ALK: Alkalinity, measure of buffering capacity of water AM: Aquamarin (http://www.sgreefclu...n-aquatic-pets/)(LFS) AM3K: Ampmaster 3000, a model of water pump made by Dolphin Aquarium & Pet Products, Inc. ARS: Aquatic Reef Systems, RO/DI mail order place AT: Achilles tang ATC: Auto Tempreature Correction ATM: At the moment AISI: As I see it ALK: Alkalinity, measure of buffering capacity of water AOL: America Online, internet service provider ASAP: As soon as possible ATC: Automatic temperature compensating, a feature on some refractometers ATS: Algae turf scrubber, reef setup technique (ATS系统原理及实践) AVA : Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore B4: Before BA: Bartlett's Anthias. BB: Bare Bottom BBS: Baby Brine Shrimp Blasto : Blastomussa BLH : Blue Leg Hermit Crab BO: Bulk Order BOD: Biological oxygen demand BR: Base rock BS: Brine Shrimp / Brittle Starfish BT: Blue Tang BTA: Bubble tip anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) / bubble-tipped, bulb tentacle, bulb tip BTU: British thermal unit (1 BTU / hour = 0.29307107 watts) BTW: By the way Bfly: Butterflyfish C328 : Clementi 328 LFS Ca: Calcium CA: Custom Aquatic, mail order place CaCl2: Calcium chloride CaCO3: Calcium carbonate Ca(OH)2: Calcium hydroxide, limewater (kalkwasser) CAPQ : Changi Animal and Plant Quarantine CB : Coral Beauty Angelfish (Centropyge bispinosus) CBB : Copper Banded Butterflyfish (Chelmon rostratus) CBS : Coral Banded Shrimp CC: Counter current, type of protein skimmer CC: Crushed coral CF: Coral Farm LFS Map CFL: Standard Compact Fluorescent CITIES: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Cl: Chlorine CL : Closed loop CO2: Carbon dioxide CO3: Carbonate CPR: Creative Plastics Research, manufacturer of fresh and saltwater products CRS: Crystal red shrimp (scientific name: Caridina sp.) CTA: Cellulose triacetate, type of RO membrane CR: Calcium reactor CRI: Color Rendering Index CSD: Carlson surge device CSL: Custom Sea Life, lighting manufacturer CTA: Cellulose triacetate, type of RO membrane Cu: Copper CUC: Aquarium Clean Up Crew Algae CUL: See you later / catch you later CUL8R: See you later / catch you later CYANO: Cyanobacteria DC: Direct current DE: Double ended metal halide metal bulb DFS: Drs. Foster & Smith, Inc., mail order place DD: Downdraft, type of protein skimmer / diver's den in liveaquaria dH: degrees of hardness HARDNESS CONVERSION CALCULATOR DI: Deionisation, type of water purification DIY: Do it yourself DT's: Brand of refrigerated living phytoplankton dKH: Degrees of carbonate hardness, measure of alkalinity DO: Dissolve oxygen DOC: Dissolved organic carbon DSB: Deep sand bed EC : End Cap ER: Euro-Reef, skimmer manufacturer FA: Flame Angel / Failure Analysis FAMA: Freshwater and Marine Aquaria, magazine FAQ: Frequently ask question FB: Face Book FBZ: fenbendazole or Panacur FCFS: First Come First Serve Fe: Iron FeCl2: Ferrous chloride FeCl2 + PO4 ==> Fe3(PO4)2 Fe+2 ==> Fe+3 Fe+3 + HCO3 ==> FeOH2 Iron salts. Iron is commercially available in three forms: ferric chloride (FeCl3), ferrous chloride (FeCl2), and ferrous sulfate (FeSO4). All are corrosive and therefore must be carefully handled. Theoretically, 1.8 pounds of iron is required to remove one pound of phosphorus (as P). However, to achieve low phosphorus concentrations, much more is required. Approximately 1 mg/L of alkalinity is consumed for each mg/L of iron added; as a result, the wastewater pH drops approximately 0.1 per 10 mg/L of iron added. Iron works over a wide pH range. Iron salt solutions contain some trace metals: up to 75-100 mg/L depending on the product. FeCl3: ferric chloride FeCl3 + PO4 3 = FePO4 (precipitate) + 3Cl – FFE: Flying Fish Express, mail order company, United States fH: French Degree of Hardness FIFO: First In First Out FO: Fish only, type of marine aquarium FOC: free of charge FOT: Fish Only Tank FOWLR: Fish only with live rock, type of marine aquarium FS: For Sales FW: Freshwater / Flatworms FWD: Freshwater Dip FWIW: For what its worth FYI: For your information FYM: For your misinformation GAC: Granular activated carbon GAL: Gallon GBP : Green Button Polyps GBR: Great Barrier Reef GBTA : Green Bulb Tip Anemone (E. quadricolor) GH: General Hardness GFO : Granular Ferric Oxide GFH : Granular Ferric Hydroxide Oxide GO: Golden Octopus (http://www.sgreefclu...golden-octopus/) (LFS)LFS Map GPH: Gallons per hour GSM: Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish (Premnas biaculeatus) GSP : Green Star Polyps HA : Hair Algae HAS: High speed aeration, type of proteins skimmer HCO3: Hydrogen carbonate HID: High Intensity Discharge Lamp HO: High output fluorescent light HOB : Hang on Back HOT : Hang on Tank HP : Horse Power (1 hp = 745.699872 watts) HITH: Hole in the Head HLLE: head and lateral line erosion HMA : Heavy Metal Axe (water purifier methods) HRSS : House Rabbit Society of Singapore HTH: Hope this/that helps HUFAs: highly unsaturated fatty acids I: Iodide I2: Iodine Ich: infestation of Cryptocaryon irritans or other common marine parasite ID: Indentify/indetification IE: Internet Explorer, WWW browser IM: In my IMCO: In my considered opinion IME: In my experience IMEO: In my expert opinion IMHO: In my humble/honest opinion IMNSHO: In my not so humble/honest opinion IMO: In my opinion amox: Amoxicillin (Amoxicillin is one of the most common antibiotics prescribed for children. And Reefing used it for removing Red Slime Algae) IO: Instant Ocean IO3: Iodate IOS: Internal Overflow Sump IOW: In other words IR: Infrared, type of light of longer wavelength than visible light IRC: Internet relay chat ISP: Internet service provider K2S04: Potassium sulfate KALK: Kalkwasser, German for calcium hydroxide solution or limewater KCl: Potassium chloride KH: carbonate hardness KI: Potassium iodide KISS: Keep it simple stupid KNO3: Potassium Nitrate kW: Kilowatt LA: liveaquaria LaCl3: Lanthanum chloride Lanthanum chloride can be used to remove phosphates in swimming pools, which helps prevent algae growth. It is also used in biochemical research to block the activity of divalent cation channels, mainly calcium channels. Doped with cerium, it is used as a scintillator material. The Lanthanum chloride dissolves in the water, giving free Lanthanum and Chloride ions. The Lanthanum ion attaches to a Phosphate ion and produces a an insoluble salt like Aragonite CaCO3, which settles to the bottom or where some may get picked up by the skimmer. One needs to be careful with this stuff, as it is easy to form LaCO3, which can deplete the Alk. How it works LaCl2 + H20 ---> La ++ + 2Cl- + H2O La++ + PO4-- ---> LaPO4 L8R: Later LCK: LCK 201 (LFS in neo tiew)LFS Map LED: Light Emitting Diode LFS: Local fish store/shop LHS: Local hardware store LMB : Lawnmower Blenny (Salarias fasciatus) Lobo : Lobophyllia LOL: Laughing out loud Lord : Acanthastrea Lordhowensis LPH: Litres per hour LPS: Large polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral LR: Live rock LRB : Little Red Bugs LS: Live sand / Life Stock LT: Liter LTA : Long Tentacle Anemone mA: Milliamp MACNA: Marine Aquaria Conference of North America, held annually MACO: Marine Aquaria Courses Online MASA: Marine Aquarium Societies of Australia MASNA: Marine Aquarium Society of North America MASS: Marine Aquarist Society Singapore (http://www.sgreefclu...iety-singapore/) MEQ/L: Milli-equivalents per litre, measure of alkalinity Mg: Magnesium MgCl2: Magnesium chloride MG/L: Milligrams per litre MH: Metal halide light MIA: Missing In Action Micro : Micromussa Milli : Acropora millipora (not genera Millipora) ML: Marine Life Hobbielist (http://www.sgreefclu...ife-hobbielist/)(LFS) MN : Montipora Nudibranch MO: Mail order MP: Market Prawn MPA: Marine Protected Area MRT: Mass Rapid Transit mV: Millivolt MV: Mercury vapour light mW: Milliwatt MWTG: Might Want To Give MWTS: Might Want To Sell MWTT: Might Want To Trade Na: Sodium NaCO3 / NaHCO3: Sodium carbonate NaOH: Sodium hydroxide NCM: North Coast Marine, mail order company, United States NG: Usenet newsgroup NO : Normal Output NH3: Ammonia NH4: Ammonium NNR: Natural nitrate reduction, reef setup technique NO: Normal output fluorescent light NO2: Nitrite NO3: Nitrate NP: No problem NPS: Non-Photosynthetic NR: Nitrate Reactor NRN: No reply necessary NS: Netscape, WWW browser NSW: Natural seawater NTS: New Tank Syndrome O2: Oxygen O3: Ozone / trioxygen OBTW: Oh by the way ORA: Oceans Reefs & Aquariums ORP: Oxidative redox potential OST: Osmotic Shock Therapy OT: Off Topic OTOH: On the other hand OTS: Old Tank Syndrome PAR: Photosynthetically Active Radiation PAR LED: Parabolic Aluminized Reflector type LED Pasar Malam : Bazaar / Night Market (Malay language) Pathogen: an organism that causes a disease within another organism. PBITAWA : Pour Bleach in Tank and Walk Away PC: Power Compact light PLS: Please PBT : Powder Blue Tang (Acanthurus leucosternon) or Powder Brown Tang (Acanthurus japonicus) PC: Power compact fluorescent light pH: Measure of the concentration of hydrogen ions, equal to -log[H+], <7 acidic, =7 neutral, >7 basic PH: Powerhead, water pump Photosynthesis: process by which plants manufacture their own energy from the chemical reaction of carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight and chlorophyll. Oxygen is a photochemical byproduct of photosynthesis. PO4: Phosphate PhosAR: GFO PM: Private Message PPF: Photosynthetic Photon Flux PPM: Parts per million, equivalent to mg/l (milligrams per litre) PPP: Parasite Prevention Plan PPT: Parts Per Thousand (Specific Gravity) PSB: Photosynthesis bacteria PSI: Pounds per square inch PUR: Photosynthetically Usable Radiation PVC: Poly vinyl chloride, used for piping / plumbing QT : Quarantine Tank RAG: Reef Aquarium Guide, website RAMR: Usenet newsgroup rec.aquaria.marine.reefs RBTA : Rose Bulb Tip Anemone (E. quadricolor) RC: Reef Central, website / Reef Club / Reef Crystals (salt) RD: Reefdepot (http://www.reefdepot....sg/Default.asp)(LFS) RDO: reefs.org, website RG: Royal Gamma Rics : Ricordea RIP: † Rest in Peace RLH : Red Leg Hermit Crab RO: Reverse osmosis, type of water purification RO/DI or rodi: Reverse osmosis, followed by deionisation, type of water purification ROFL: Rolling on the floor laughing ROFLOL: Rolling on the floor laughing out loud ROTFL: Rolling on the floor laughing ROTFLMAO: Rolling on the floor laughing my ###### off ROTFLOL: Rolling on the floor laughing out loud RSS: Red Sea Salt (salt) RTAW: Reefing the Australian Way, Australian discussion board RTN: Rapid tissue necrosis RUGF: Reverse flow undergravel filter SAL: Salinity SELCO: Self-Emulsifying Lipid Concentrate SB: Sandbed SCWD: Switching Current Water Director SSB: Shallow Sand Bed SD: Surge device SG: Specific gravity SHO: Super high output fluorescent light, equivalent to power compact fluorescent Shroom : Mushroom Si: Silicon SiO2: Silicon dioxide SITD: Still in the dark SL: SeaLife (LFS) SMS: Short Message SO: Significant other SO2: Sulphur dioxide Softies : Soft Corals SOx: Sulphur Oxides SPAW: Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife (Protocol of Cartagena Convention) SPCA : Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals SPS: Small polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral Sr: Strontium SRC: Singapore Reef Club SST: Sea Surface Temperature STN: Slow Tissue Necrosis SW: Saltwater / seawater T(#) : measurement of fluorescent bulb thickness in 1/8", i.e. T12 = 1.5", T5 = 5/8". T95: LFS farm at Seletar Farm plot 95 TAT: Thiel Aqua Tech, mail order company, United States TBS: Tampa Bay Saltwater, mail order company, United States TCSS: Talk ###### Sing Song TDS: Total dissolved solids TFC: Thin film composite, type of RO membrane TFN: Thanks for nothing TIA: Thanks in advance TIC: Tongue in cheek TM: Tropic Marin (salt) TMCRA: The modern coral reef aquarium, book by Alf Nilsen and Svien Fossa TOTM: Tank Of The Month TRA: The reef aquarium, book by Charles Delbeek and Julian Sprung TS - thread starter/topic starter TTYL: Talk to you later TWP: Tap Water Purifier from Aquatic Pharmaceuticals UGF: Undergravel filter ULNS: Ultra Low Nutrient System UV: Ultra violet, type of light of shorter wavelength than visible light V: Volts VHO: Very high output fluorescent light W: Watt WC: Water Change WGMAFC: Working Group on Marine Fish Culture WH : Wiring Harness WI: wrought iron (butterflyfish) WMC: Western Marine Conference, United States WSM: White Stripe Maroon Clownfish (Premnas biaculeatus) WSP : White Star Polyps WTB: want to buy WTG: want to give (or get) WTS: want to sell WTT: want to trade WWF: World Wide Fund for Nature WWM: WebWebMedia.com WWW: World wide web WYSIWYG: What you see is what you get YMMV: Your mileage may vary YCG: Yellow Clown Goby YT: Yellow Tang Zoa: Zoanthids (soft corals) Zoos : Zoanthids (soft corals) Zooxanthellae: symbiotic single-celled plants living within reef-building corals. They provide food through photosynthesis, which are used as one source of energy for the coral polyps. They also provide coloration for the corals (see coral bleaching). <g>: Grin <G>: Big grin <s>: Smile <S> : Big smile :-) : Smile ;-) : Smirk :-( : Sad :-O : Surprise :-* : Whistle/ Kiss

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Found them in AsianDiver Magazine No 109, Issue 4/2010 :thumbsup: Some feature marine mating methods and sexual maturity info.... add on our reefing knowledge.... Dolphin sexual maturity ~2 to 15 years.... Dolphin become sexually active at a young age, even before reaching sexual maturity, which depends on species and gender. Females seem to be sexually receptive during a large part of the year and are normally responsible for initiating a courtingship that can last several days. Reproducing during spring, the dolphins swim together and pet each other with their fins, with the male making elaborate calls and swimming patterns. Just before mating, the male rubs and nuzzles the female. The mating act itself only lasts one to two seconds. It happens belly to belly and may be repeated several times within a short time span, Various species sometimes copulate with other dolphin species. Dolphins are known to have sex for reasons other than reproduction. Cheers..

APPLICATION OF WATER THEORY Water is fundamental to Feng Shui. It is a prime carrier of energy force in the atmosphere. Since both water and air are living elements essential to the well-being and existence of Mankind, they are very important in Feng Shui practice. Water, along with Wind, forms a bridge between Heaven and Earth. This is part of the reasoning why Feng Shui is represented by the Chinese characters Winds and Water. Wat carries Qi wherever it flows. If the water stagnates, then the Qi also stagnates. If it rushes past rapidly, then the Qi is dispersed. The accumulation of stagnant Water will create Sha Qi. Water formula suggest that it is best to receive unpolluted, clean, moving and mild water. It also suggests that water should not be flowing too fast because fast-flowing water are purveyors of bad Qi. Water which flows too quickly or in a straight line conducts Sha Qi is undesirable. A slow and meandering water flow is the key to good Feng Shui enhancement. Consequently, it is vital to make sure that the water circulating throughout a building or existing a building or site is properly organized. When orientated correctly, the water in front of the house is responsible for bringing in and accumulating quality Qi. General Water principles talk about correct water flow, correct entrance and correct exit directions of water. Water is also a symbol of wealth and prosperity. When the alignments of energy lines are conductive to auspicious Feng Shui, other benefits also accrue. Just as Water plays a key role in our physical existence, so does it in our application of Feng Shui. Water may be one of the greatest sources of beneficial Qi, but excessive usage can also drown out its positive effects. Therefore it is vital to keep in mind that the use of water for creating good Feng shui should reflect the natural balance and harmony within the surrounding environment. Water theories apply to the external environment. When oriented correctly, water and all the various , manifestations of water within view of the main door or entrance attract good fortune. Therefore, we have to observe the following carefully: - External environment of a build or house. - Look out for actual water, eg drains, river, reservoirs and seas. - Determine the flow, cleanliness, and speed of water. - In the absence of actual water, roads, highways, car parks and open ground act as substitutes. - Investigate the entry point of incoming water if any. - Inspect the exist direction of outgoing water flow. - Check whether the traffic flow is Yin or Yang - Observe the terrain and gradient of the roads. Finally, we will apply the various water theories that map water flows by charting which direction they flow in order to tap the beneficial Water Qi.

Some read up on below book "Basic Science of Feng Shui by Vincent Koh" on Water Theory... Cheers...

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Another one... Yuyuan Garden 豫园 also near MRT Station.. Yuyuan Garden.. Cheers...

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No idea about reefing stuff there... but if you looking for Bazaar/flea market... A few places... One of the Bazaar/flea market located @ Shanghai Science and Technology Museum (Chinese: 上海科技馆) MRT Station.. very convenient... But must know how to bargain.... price are ridiculous before bargain.... Map Cheers...