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this school teacher is only qutiet good but it is only good at nothing

It's a very modernized two storey betting centre and opened its doors at end of 2007.

http://www.turfclub.com.sg/Totalisator/BettingServices/BettingCentres/tabid/133/Default.aspx

Is there any office of Ivanhoe ?

my school

Ivory Heights Condominium is a private property located at Jurong East Street 13. It was previously a HUDC development (built by the government as part of its public housing scheme) until its privatisation in June, 1998. Covering a land area of approximately 825,500 sq ft., it comprises 3 tower blocks of various heights, ranging from 10 to 13 to 25 storeys and 5 blocks of walk-up 4-storey maisonettes. There are a total of 654 units, ranging from 1700 to 1900 sq ft. Nestled between the recently announced Jurong Gateway and Jurong Lakeside development plans announced by the government, it has both spaciousness as well as exclusivity not available anywhere else in the western region of Singapore.

We live here: Vinod Iyer, Sriganesh Srihari and Chinmay Dixit.

In an ambitious plan that will be implemented over the next 10 to 15 years, a large swathe of Jurong will be redeveloped and rebranded the Jurong Lake District. The 350ha area affected is similar in size to Marina Bay, and will boast all the elements of a vibrant mini-metropolis. That means new high-rises, hotels, apartments, shops, food places and offices as well as no end of water-related recreational pursuits, with everything linked to MRT stations via walkways and waterways. Unveiling the plans in April, 2008, National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan described Jurong as somewhat under-recognised, 'a gem yet to be uncovered and refined'. Among Singapore's public housing estates, Jurong has been something of an ugly duckling, its factories giving the place a decidedly industrial-town feel. This is an image it will shed in the next 10 to 15 years as the new plans come to life. The new Jurong Lake Districtwill be transformaed into the largest commercial hub outside of the Central Business District (CBD) — complete with 2,800 new hotel rooms, a number which rivals that of the entire hotel belt at the Singapore River. At the heart of the district — bounded by Yuan Ching Road, Ayer Rajah Expressway and the MRT line running through the Jurong East, Chinese Garden and Lakeside MRT stations — will be the 70-hectare Jurong Lake and its sprawling greenery. Tourists will be enticed with a laidback experience at the lakeside F&B village and hotels. The lake itself will be deepened for water activities such as kayaking and dragonboating, and new waterways carved out and an elevated walkway built to "bring closer" the MRT station and bus interchange. Visitors taking the 10-minute "seamless" walk can stop and shop at retail and F&B outlets along the way. Another old neighbourhood icon will be revamped, too — the Singapore Science Centre will be relocated next to the Chinese Garden MRT station. This leisurely atmosphere will also have a cutting-edge buzz to it. Equalling the size of Marina Bay, the new commercial hub is expected to attract investments worth billions of dollars. It incorporates the Jurong Gateway precinct, a high-rise commercial and a retail hub around the Jurong East MRT station that will boast offices, hotels, food and beverage outlets and entertainment venues. Within the district, land to build 1,000 private homes will be available as well.

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The Italian restaurant and the "Let's Clap" (crab) restaurant are very good

This fire station is already in service

A very run down place. Bukit Pajang Plaza has taken many customers away and many shops have closed down.

a weird building... strange looking But I guess it's build "useful"

a wonderful place to spend some hours with the family

Hey, isn't that the elephant which is white in color.

I don't think the MRT station will last for long. Reasons are: - SBS Transit working at a loss for the MRT line - Less development in Punggol and construction progress slowed down due to rising construction costs.

Does the name has got some relationship with the Damai Lamas in Tibet, China?

I love the idea of building a IR in sentosa. Then, I can always go there and play those "international" games.

Very close to suntec city