Hi guys,
please click the link below to view the photos:

http://sproversgroup.multiply.com

Passion-In-Rovering,
Raven

Dear all Brothers & Sisters,
We recently had our Major Event Campfire on the 15th of March 2008.

Was a great gatering for the SPRA too : )
Well, to view the photos please visit our SP Rover very own Multiply
site.

For those of you who have Multiply as well, remember to add us to your
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Passion-In-Rovering,
Raven / yinjie

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To: sprovers@...; spra@yahoogroups.com
From: ruthlim4@...
Date: Sun, 13 May 2007 10:15:34 +0800
Subject: [spra] Bumboat Trip to Pulau Hantu Island =>

Hi all,

Believe some of you might have heard from Liyan about the bumboat trip for the upcoming FO Pulau Hantu kayaking event from 26-27 May 2007 (Saturday-Sunday). Currently we already have 16 alumni confirmed going, and hope to bring the number up to 24 as 1 bumboat can take 12 people and we hope to be able to fill 2 bumboats completely.

 

The tentative meeting venue is directly at West Coast Pier at around 1300hrs, but we might be meeting up earlier at Clementi NTUC to buy our own food for dinner. For those who are working on Saturday, not to worry, the alumni schedule is flexible and can be subjected to changes to accommodate everyone. The cost should be around S$20-25 max per person for a 2-way trip, excluding food. Great chance to rest and relax and have a taste of mess-tin dinners and hammock swings once again (^_^) Definitely all are welcome ¨C spouses, partners, friends, even mistresses/flings! =P

 

Please contact me at ruthlim4@gmail.com or 96314050 for more details if interested. Hope to see you all there! =>

 

 

Yours-in-Rovering,

Yihui

Hi all,

Believe some of you might have heard from Liyan about the bumboat trip for the upcoming FO Pulau Hantu kayaking event from 26-27 May 2007 (Saturday-Sunday). Currently we already have 16 alumni confirmed going, and hope to bring the number up to 24 as 1 bumboat can take 12 people and we hope to be able to fill 2 bumboats completely.

The tentative meeting venue is directly at West Coast Pier at around 1300hrs, but we might be meeting up earlier at Clementi NTUC to buy our own food for dinner. For those who are working on Saturday, not to worry, the alumni schedule is flexible and can be subjected to changes to accommodate everyone. The cost should be around S$20-25 max per person for a 2-way trip, excluding food. Great chance to rest and relax and have a taste of mess-tin dinners and hammock swings once again (^_^) Definitely all are welcome – spouses, partners, friends, even mistresses/flings! =P

Please contact me at ruthlim4@... or 96314050 for more details if interested. Hope to see you all there! =>

Yours-in-Rovering,

Yihui

Hi all,

Currently, I'm working on 3d/video production stuff; we do video shoot
outdoor and also green screen studio. I was just wondering of any
alumni out there are into this field, and maybe have more knowledge in
video production that you don't mind sharing with me?

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Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 02:44:30 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [CCG] Re: Sulphurizing the stratosphere just MIGHT be viable option.........

Sulphur is dangerous to the atmosphere. Yes I agree with markawfg that we have made imbalances. Right now thereis so much rain in singapore. It is getting floods which we never had since the 80s!

paul <paulkaysmusic@yahoo.com> wrote:

polotics is the trigger on a gun in one hand and a bible in another.
  changing goverment so we the people can play a bigger part,
could on be the start,
 you can throw thwe best technical data around all day,
but who puts forth a change?

markawfg <markawfg@yahoo.com> wrote:

We've gotten into this mess because of the imbalances we've created
by injecting various pollutants into our atmosphere. I'm seriously
skeptical that continued tinkering is going to improve our situation
without causing other problems. For instance, acid rain or the
indicators that point towards a dimming of the earth while warming
continues.

It reminds me of those ads you see extorting the virtues of this or
that new prescription drug designed to relieve a disease and then
cautioning us on the various side effects the new drug will cause.

I'm not saying its not worth exploring further, but haven't we done
enough damage without possibly creating more?

--- In ClimateConcern@yahoogroups.com, "Ross Mayhew" <rmayhew@...>
wrote:
>
> Interesting article - i agree, however, that it looks very
dangerous!!
>
> http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/39526/story.htm
>
> Scientist Says New Data Backs Sulphur Climate Plan
>
> ISRAEL: December 18, 2006
>
> TEL AVIV - Nobel Prize laureate Paul Crutzen says he has new data
> supporting his controversial theory that injecting the common
> pollutant sulphur into the atmosphere would cancel out the
greenhouse
> effect.
>
>
> Though such a project could not be implemented for at least 10
years,
> the data is aimed at appeasing critics of the idea he first
championed
> in the scientific journal Climatic Change in August.
>
> The Dutch meteorologist showed what he calls the positive cooling
> effect of adding a layer of sulphates to the atmosphere at a global
> warming conference at the Porter School for Environmental Studies in
> Tel Aviv.
>
> He said new, detailed calculations carried out since August showed
the
> project would indeed lower global temperatures.
>
> "Our calculations using the best models available have shown that
> injecting 1 million tonnes of sulphur a year would cool down the
> climate so the greenhouse effect is wiped out," Crutzen told
Reuters.
>
> An added layer of sulphates in the stratosphere, some 10 miles (16
km)
> above the earth, would reflect sunlight into space and reduce solar
> radiation reaching the earth's surface, Crutzen said.
>
> He said he envisioned giant cannons or balloons dispersing the
sulphur
> to offset the build-up of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide,
> largely released by burning fossil fuels in power plants, factories
> and vehicles.
>
> The world has struggled for decades to reduce sulphur pollution, a
> component of acid rain that kills forests and fish, mainly through
> tighter controls on burning coal.
>
> "We are now entering a very intensive period of model calculations
and
> following that we will conduct small experiments to test the sulphur
> oxidation mechanisms that we calculated," Crutzen said.
>
>
> NO LONGER TABOO
>
> Crutzen said he planned to publish the new findings in a few months'
> time in one of the major scientific journals.
>
> The idea of using sulphur to combat global warming -- which most
> scientists say will bring more floods, desertification, heatwaves
and
> rising sea levels -- is not new.
>
> Scientists noticed that large volcanic eruptions had similar effects
> and the 1991 eruption on Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines lowered
> temperatures around the world for two years.
>
> For decades the theory was dismissed as dangerous until Crutzen, who
> won the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on ozone,
published
> his paper.
>
> "Until August this was a taboo issue. But the paper I published
really
> set off some movement in this area. It never hit the level of
> seriousness which it has taken in the past months. It may have had
to
> do with the Nobel Prize, but I hope that's not all," Crutzen said.
>
> Some critics say the project is too risky and will have negative
> effects on the earth's water supply and increase acid rain.
>
> Crutzen said it was necessary to study the negative consequences,
but
> he did not expect a rise in acid rain because the amount of sulphur
> injected would be a small percentage of the sulphates polluting the
> lower atmosphere today.
>
> Some environmental groups, wary of geo-engineering projects, say the
> idea should at least be looked at.
>
> "The fact that the top experts in the field are saying it's
necessary
> shows it's a sad state of affairs," said Steve Sawyer, a policy
> adviser for Greenpeace International.
>
> "This idea should be examined and as a last resort it can buy us a
few
> decades," Sawyer said.
>
> Story by Ari Rabinovitch
>
> - Ross Mayhew.
>

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Hi All,

Here are the places to view the pictures (click on picture to go to the album):

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Dear Friends

 

The Singapore Garden festival is here for the first time in Singapore. Do check out their website @ http://www.singaporegardenfestival.com/.

 

Happy holidays~

 

Regards,

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Hi Dear Alumni Friends,

 

This email travels over the Bay of Bengal to reach you literally, once again.  Earlier on, Li Yan, one of the key alumni driving a ‘reuniting’ effort of the alumni force, prepared this form for us to fill and send back to her (at dailiyan@singnet.com.sg)… the response has been great so far.  So 2^nd time calling those who have not done so to spend 30 seconds of your time to do an update.  This will enable them to like contact you guys and gals easier when the next DnD comes, or when someone strikes the Toto big prize and looking for someone to share the prize money or something like that you know ?

 

Anyway, I know this is terribly informal, apologise for that and hope to catch up with you all when I’m back in Singapore once again.  Else if anyone is planning a “experience” trip to India you can always let me know, I have attained intermediate level in driving in India and can drive you around if you trust me enuf.

 

Take care and God Bless,

Neil Tan

Amritsar, Punjab, North India

 

 

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Sent out to friends or flings??... haha..

Cheers mate!!...





>From: "Neil Tan" <tanneil@...>
>Reply-To: spra@yahoogroups.com
>To: <spra@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: RE: [spra] part-time sales staff needed!!!
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2006 08:44:08 +0530
>
>I really like the additional benefits !
>
>
>
>But well..
>
>
>
>Have sent out the msg to some friends, see if they are interested.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>------------
>
>Neil Tan
>Mobile :  +91 9872657977 (Amritsar, Punjab, India)
>
>Mobile : +65 97439524 (Singapore)
>
>tanneil@... (Email  & MSN Messenger)
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>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: spra@yahoogroups.com [mailto:spra@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
>Andrew
>Leong
>Sent: 02 November 2006 05:11
>To: spra@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [spra] part-time sales staff needed!!!
>
>
>
>Hi all,
>
>I'm helping to look for a two part-time sales staff (perferably female) to
>assist in a Shoe shop near Raffles place MRT station. Details are as
>follows:-
>
>Date : 14th ~ end Nov (extention of duration can be discussed)
>Working hrs : 10.30am ~ 3.30pm
>salary: $5.50/hr
>Additional benifits : allow to wear any shoe in the shop (as long as your
>leg fits the shoe....haha)
>
>So if you know of anyone (your sister, niece, cousin, classmates,
>coursmates, girl-friends, affairs or flings) that may be interested, do
>contact Dawn Chen @ 91545636.
>
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>
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