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A premier hostel located in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown. It is adjacent to the Pearl's Hill City Park and close to major tourist attractions.
The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel, a unique family hostel in Singapore, is a premier budget hostel located within the heart of Chinatown. It is unique as it is a blend of old world charm and modernity. It offers a great and enriching experience to backpackers and tourists visiting bustling Chinatown streets; but it also offers relaxation and peace in a garden setting at the Pearl's Hill City Park whose entrance is at the Hostel. To travelers who love history, the ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel is a convenient point to see the historic sites around People's Park, the site of the original historic Chinatown in Singapore. For shopping and eating, there are several major shopping centres and food centres nearby.
Highly commended as a top rated hostel, the ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel is clean, comfortable, cool, cheap and convenient. The hostel is fully air-conditioned and has 14 dormitory beds, a kitchen, two toilet and shower rooms and a common room for computer and relaxation. The large corridor common spaces outside offer alfresco sitting and dining. Awarded a Fire Safety Certificate, the hostel is equipped with modern fire safety and alarm systems. Its doors are protected by electronic security door systems. Outside security cameras protect the entire premises on a 24 hour basis. Door locks and lockers further enhance the security of properties of guests.
The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel is convenient for travelling and transport. It is close to the Chinatown MRT Station and major bus routes. Chinatown is known for its exotic and colorful crowded streets, authentic shop houses and the long stretches of eating places in various cuisines, cheap souvenir shops and shopping centres. Although this hostel is located in a crowded Chinatown street, one can still get close to nature to enjoy morning exercise or take a stroll in a garden setting, because the entrance to the Pearl's Hill City Park is at the rear of the hostel building.
The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel often acts as a central point for the discerning guests to visit the historic sites in and near Chinatown and numerous tourist attractions nearby. It is well known as a starting point to visit every scenic point in Singapore, in view of its proximity to bus routes that lead to Orchard Road and Tanglin and to the Chinatown MRT Station.
Accommodation Information
This Hostel is indeed "A Home Away from Home". It offers a very clean and comfortably spacious dormitory, a large kitchen, toilet and bathroom and a shower room. The Hostel is equipped with security-enabled electronic door systems and fire and smoke detectors for fire safety, a high speed wireless broadband connection for PCs, laptops, notebooks and PDAs.
Standard check out time is 12:00 PM. Check in is from 12:30 PM until 8:00 PM but special arrangement for late check-in can be made in advance through telephone or email.
Location Information
The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel is located at the junction of Pearl's Hill Road and the Upper Cross Street. The nearest MRT station is the Chinatown Station that connects to the East West Line to the Changi International Airport. It is located on a third storey of a commercial complex and a leading supermarket is just right downstairs so shopping for some necessities is a lot easier. It is very close to cheap eating places that operate on a 24-hour shift. One can walk within minutes to the famous Clarke Quay and Boat Quay along the banks of the legendary Singapore River, or to Empress Place, Raffles Place, Asian Civilization Museum, the Chinatown Heritage Centre, the Buddha Tooth-Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple, the Chinatown Pagoda Street that is famous for its long stretch of shop houses. For shopping , especially for apparels and electronics, the People's Park Complex, People's Park Centre and OG Department Store are close by. One could also visit the many tourist attractions or take a swim at the beach in Sentosa Island by taking the MRT to Harbourfront which is only two MRT stations away. Also, the Keppel Railway Station is quite near for one to take trains to Malaysia. To go to Arab and Queen Streets and the Beach Road, one could just take a bus that takes one to Malaysia and Thailand.
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The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel caters mainly to backpackers, tourists, visitors and students. Professional and business executives from other ServiceWorld branches are normally directed to this hostel because of its facilities. The hostel has a no-smoking policy, but guests could smoke in the common areas ouside. There is no curfew. The cancellation of booking policy stipulates a 48 hour notice requirement, and no refund of booking deposit. No shoes, alcohol and eating are allowed within the dormitory proper.
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- 24 Hour Security
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- Bicycle hire
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Café
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- Child Friendly
- Common Room
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Cancellation Policy - No cancellation of booking is allowed after arrival at the Hostel for short stay of two (2) nights. Cancellation for those who have booked for longer periods is allowed and refund given, subject to removal of any discounts given earlier and the payment of cancellation fees equivalent to hostel fees for two (2) nights' stay, with the proviso that notice of such cancellation must be given within 48 hours of the nights to be so cancelled for valid reasons.
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Take the train from the Changi International Airport , transfer at the Dhoby Ghaut Station to the North East Line to the Chinatown MRT station. Exit the station , using the exit that leads to People's Park Complex. Walk from there to OG Departmental Store to the main road at Upper Cross Street. Turn left and walk along that road until you reac the junction of Pearl's Hill Road and Upper Cross Street. Here, you will find a tall building with light blue parapet walls marked as Block 52, Chin Swee Road. Look out for the Supermarket in that block. From the Sheng Siong supermarket, walk up the stairs to the 3rd level to find the ServiceWorld Chinatown (Chin Swee) Hostel.
Another way is to take the train from the Airport and exit at the Outram Park MRT Station. From Pearl Centre next to the Station, take Bus Number 143 to Upper Cross Street, and stop at the bus stop opposite the Subordinate Courts at Block 34; then walk a few steps to the hostel at Block 52 Chin Swee Road at the Pearl's Hill Road /Upper Cross Street intersection.
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The ServiceWorld Chinatown Hostel is located in a shopping complex, on top of one of the leading supermarkets in Singapore. The building is next to the famous People's Park Complex, the OG Departmental Store, People's Park Centre, the Pearl Centre and Chinatown Point, and close to the Chinatown MRT or train station. From the hostel, one could just walk to Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, the National Museum, the Chinatown Heritage Centre, the Buddha's Tooth Temple, Empress Place, City Hall, and the National Museum, as well as many other tourist attractions in the city area. It is an ideal location for tourists to visit places of interest in Singapore and Malaysia, being located near the Railway Station and bus interchanges and along major bus routes. In particular, one could take the MRT to the Changi International Airport through the Outram Park MRT Station nearby.


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This report on the 2006 seizure of weapon-grade highly enriched uranium (HEU) in Georgia, by journalist Michael Bronner, provides new insights on both nuclear smugglers and those trying to stop them.
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NBA Trade Rumors Luol Deng to NY Knicks?
December 01, 2012 08:15 PM EST
Chicago had the best overall record in the NBA the past two seasons, but the injury to Derrick Rose has shown that this team is basically a one-man offense, and the Bulls need to make some changes.
Bleacher Report writer Jamal Collier has some interesting ideas on how Chicago can improve, and it starts with the trading of Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer.
The potential deal involves three teams and some big salaries with the Bulls sending Deng to the NY Knicks and Boozer to Charlotte. Amar'e Stoudemire and Gerald Henderson would be sent to the Bulls with New York also getting Tyrus Thomas.
With the NBA salary cap restrictions, this deal would work for all three teams. Bulls fans would welcome the Boozer move, and the Bobcats would rid themselves of a bad contract in Thomas, but all three teams would also benefit from such a trade.
Stoudemire would give Chicago a scoring threat in the paint and a decent rebounder, while New York gets a solid all-around player in Deng and some depth with the addition of Thomas. Charlotte gets a solid player in Boozer and a veteran that could help lead the young Bobcats for several more years.
With the trade deadline still weeks away, this is a solid idea, and the fact it makes each team better than they are currently makes this a deal worth looking into for all three franchises.
don't know if this rumor has any legs, if this writer has any clue, or if this
website has any legitimacy, but i'd take DENG for STAT and Tyrus Thomas in a flash.
edit: writer is from Bleacher Report, where "idea" emanates... prob as bogus as the KO Trade Forum thread
Blah, blah, blah, pure fantasy.
i would not do this deal, makes us play even smaller, and i dont like that
But whatever, I think this rumor will not happen. I dunno, its too good to be true lol.
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Interesting trade, but it's just a fleeting thought. Deng in STAT's place would be pretty intriguing, but as intriguing as it is, it's a helluva lot more unlikely.
I'd like to see us acquire a good rebounding power forward more than another SF though, for sure. JJ Hickson of Portland has been boarding well this year. He's a good example of what I mean.
And as I said when the Gasol for Amar'e trade thing came through ~ no other team's dumb enough to trade for STAT, and we're not lucky enough to make the team better by trading him.
Bleacher Report, on the other hand, are daft enough to throw something like this out there after a session on the ESPN trade machine.
No way. I love Deng but this trade doesn't benefit us in the slightest.
Nice idea, but we need a rebounding PF far more than any of those other pieces.
I honestly think we're going to be stuck with Amar'e, I doubt even D'Antoni wants him.
I hate this trade. Amare is our 2nd legit scoring option, and he didn't have enough chances with woody, cant wait to have him back!
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Why would we do this? This is ridiculous. Our biggest weaknesses right now are as follows
Lack of size, we play too small
Lack of rebounding
Lack of Shot blocking
Lack of Inside scoring, we shoot way to many jumpers and struggle to get inside...
Now... If you don't like Amar'e fine.. But honestly, he fixes all three of those problems. We should see him come back and how the team plays first before considering anything. This deal doesn't make us better at all.
If we make a trade for Amar'e it should be on another power forward with inside scoring and rebounding. Any other trade doesn't even make any sense.
Yeah, sure he isn't good on defense. But trading to make us smaller will in the end hurt us defensively more than any player like amar'e will. All he has too do is rebound and block some... or f*ck.. just TRY to block some shots so we don't get destroyed in the paint or give up a million second chance points. Its a friggin joke how many offensive boards we give up because we play too small and we suck at rebounding
and luol deng won't help us with any of this. We already have enough players that fit into Dengs role. We have Carmelo, Shumpert, Brewer, Smith, and Kidd. The last thing we really need is a player like him
I mean.. imagine this scenario.. Chandler, and Wallace get injured.. (Or Chandler gets injured and wallace gets ejected).. That means melo in all likelyhood will be getting minutes at Center. Which is just, insane and cannot happen.
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No one has any problem with Amar'e when it comes to his ability to score points but do you not realise we are scoring more than enough points? We need a PF that is a dominant rebounder consistently and then we will be a real force to be reckoned with.
I don't understand why people can't see what is blatently in front of them. I don't doubt that Melo and Amar'e can play together but I still doubt that it will ever be the best option for this team.
Ironcially David Lee would now be perfect for this team. If the Pau rumours had anything to them at all I'd be doing cartwheels for days.
I would agree but put in context with this thread... I hardly think Tyrus Thomas and Deng address any of our weaknesses.
Lee is probably a better fit for us, but he's still a sieve on defense while providing no shot blocking. Considering how well Amare carried this team the first year, there was no way Lee could have done the same.
I think the better fit would be someone like Serge Ibalka (it'll probably never happen) who could run with the best of the team, scare teams ****less with his shot blocking, has a midrange shot and best of all doesn't need a lot of plays called for him.


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In Why Can't I Be You, the main character, Jenny Shaw, explores the idea of becoming someone else. Stay reached #8 on The Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Romance List in 2010.
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"Allie Larkin's latest explores an intriguing question: What if you could shed your own life, and step into someone else's? Why Can't I Be You is a thoughtful and compulsively readable examination of identity, friendship and trust – and what happens when all three spectacularly collide."
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Q: How long did it take you to write Why Can't I Be You? How long after Stay did you start concepting and writing it?
A: Jenny Shaw was actually a character who started out in a completely different story. What stayed the same was the basic framework - someone who'd always made the safe choices over the right ones and was long overdue for a personal revolution. I'd written a proposal and chapters, but had to put it on the backburner to work on something else. Once I committed to writing the book, I only had six months, but it's been three years since Stay came out, and Jenny Shaw was bouncing around in my head in one form or another for much of that time.
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A: My editor for Stay, which was inspired by an episode of "This American Life," proposed the idea of someone becoming another person. When I spun that around several different ways, what was most fascinating to me was trying to tell an identity story from a very grounded place.
I always listen to music when I work. "Wrecking Ball," by Chris Pureka, was on my writing playlist for this book. There's a line about the lights going out and learning to see in the dark. At some point in the process, those words got stuck on repeat in my brain, and I realized that Why Can't I Be You needed to be a story that was not only about someone slipping into a stranger's life, but the things in her past that made her a person who was both willing and able. So the song inspired a layer of the book that desperately needed to be there. As one of the characters puts it – what doesn't kill you, gives you superpowers.
Q: Do you write here in Rochester, or do you travel? Are you at home when you write or perhaps at a favorite place around town?
A: I love the idea of writing in a coffee shop, and I've taken copyedits to Starry Nights to get myself out of the house, but the actual writing part is something I need to do alone. I'm weird when I write. On the days I work, I don't leave my house or answer my phone. I talk through dialogue and read aloud to myself constantly. If one of my characters is crying, there's a good chance I am crying, too. My writing process wouldn't be possible (or welcome) in a coffee shop. The tight timeline on Why Can't I Be You meant that a weekly trip to Wegmans was usually my only venture into the outside world.
Q: Your dog, Argo, was such a huge part of your first novel. How is he?
A: Argo, the dog who was on the hardcover of Stay, passed away in December. He was an amazing being and such a good friend. We were lucky to be his family and are still struggling with the loss. Our other dog, Stella, is learning to navigate the world without her best friend, and helping her do that has been helpful to us, too.
Q: What now? Vacation?
A: Oh, no. Getting a book out into the world is just the first step in the process. So, next is the book tour. And then back to writing.
Q: When will we see your next book?
A: There isn't a timetable on that yet, but I've spent my time since turning in Why Can't I Be You writing like crazy.
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MONTPELIER Lawmakers spent much of last week fine-tuning bills they hope to complete before the end of the session and setting others aside as they look to complete their work by early May.
The House approved a jump in the minimum wage from the current $8.73 to $10.10 on Jan. 1, 2015. The bill would bump the wage to $10.10 much faster than Gov. Peter Shumlin wants, and likely sooner than the Senate will agree to.
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The Senate Government Operations Committee worked on legislation that could redefine part-time police officers in the state. Part-time police officers in Vermont have the same police powers as full-time officers but receive less training.
Part-time officers receive about three weeks of training and must complete 30 hours of training each year on an ongoing basis.
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Its unclear if the bill will advance in its current form.
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I don't have any love for Rose, his play on the court was atrocious. His hustle was overrated by his resume in San Antonio. His defense was poor and his offense was even worse(I hate it when he tried to score by himself).
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Malik Rose has been a complete gentleman for his entire career. With the group of whiney, selfish, no-heart, weak players loaded on this team, I don't blame him for wanting to leave. He is probably tired of baby-sitting. I wish Malik the best. He doesn't deserve to be with these punks.
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I don't have any love for Rose, his play on the court was atrocious. His hustle was overrated by his resume in San Antonio. His defense was poor and his offense was even worse(I hate it when he tried to score by himself).
Good riddens.
I liked rose as a gentlemen, but he's a clown on the court, he tries hard he's just not really good. He could be a role player of the bench for another team and be a big part, but not this one. We need to much from him.
P.S. if we buy him out now, whats the difference of buying him out at season start and keeping Nichols? Another briliant GM move by isiah.
Let's...Go...Lottery! Let's...Go...Lottery!!! Say it with me Knicks fans!
I am gonna miss his old schoolness, I loved how he pulled the chair out on everyone lol!
So you tell me if Rose wants to be bought outNow as well as before, why not do it when it could have kept a young talented player? Why do it now? If it was so important to have him for this season in Isiahs EYES at the start, when Rose was asking out of NY. SO laugh all you want chuckles, but pay attention to who you call ignorant, when you don't know whats going on.
P.S. Everyone knows he's wanted out since sometime last year, why give in to him now? the season is lost and after this year he'll have one year on the cap, keep him and trade him or just let him expire.
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even if he's not the leader on the court, malik is the leader in the locker room. so i wonder what kind of sh!tshow is going to go down once he's gone. a complete meltdown and civil war amongst the players and coaches?
We can only hope for a locker room divided reckoning. Then maby through a war in the locker room we could find the players with the most fight and heart in them to put a starting unit on the court that isn't an embarassment to New York and its Great Fans!!!!
lolz great BUT mean fans lolz
come on already...
let's do this and get some 6-10 kid from the D-League that can Dunk, Jump, and Block SHots
peace Malik
Its about time, get this guy out of here! Rose was 15 year vet back when we lost to the Spurs in 99. How old is this guy now? Pay him and get him the heck out of here!
I forgot about this thread. This was a rumor from a year ago, when Isiah was still in charge. Malik is here to stay.


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Earliest N. European vessel found. Remarkable features: double horns at bow and stern, similar to Scandinavian rock art images. Keel plank a hollowed log, upper strakes joined laced lapstrake. Thwarts for rowers. Built around 350 BC (established by relative dating/ comparison of weapons styles associates and C14 2 samples:370 & 390 BC) in the Baltic region, used likely for raiding, then sacrificed (?) in a bog on the island of Als, Denmark.
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Ferger, N.P., and H. Lumbye-Hanswen. 2000. "Reconstruction of the Hjortspring Boat - Theoretical Performance and Initial Test Results." In Down the River to the Sea, edited by J. Litwin, 103-10. ISBSA VIII, Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Gdańsk 1997. Gdańsk: Polish Maritime Museum.
Jorgensen, A. N. Maritime Warfare in Northern Europe: Technology, organization, logistics and administration 500 BC - 1500 AD. Studies in Archaeology and History. Copenhagen, The National Museum. Papers from an International Research Seminar at the Danish National Museum, Copenhagen, 3-5 May 2000. Randsborg, K. Warfare & Sacrifice in Early Europe Aarhaus university press, Cambridge U. Press, DK/UK 1995.
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