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原帖由 fcdy 於 2007-12-7 11:33 PM 發表。

多謝…. 但敢問何以先生有此想法呢?

我以您大限看緊要的事(您提有弟夭折, 但沒時間也沒提到另一弟的出生年); 故看此大限的緊要流年、有兩個年為兄弟現難關.
一生(但慌的現象>>>>不大順但安全)一亡于您十歲內。
加上流年2007有不順于事業長者(senior colleague, 因你提到与上司不和故不馬後炮), [color=blue]但与下屬關係滿不錯。[/color]
您可參考。

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原帖由 esse 於 2007-12-7 08:52 PM 發表。
http://byfiles.storage.live.com/ … L31PbjWwRaW9A-BfjGI …

:pig4::pig4:好感動！
My wife says look like boy, have to go to about 2.5kg up if possible. Mother talks.

[ 本帖最後由 jackchan_b2b 於 2007-12-7 11:37 PM 編輯 ]

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原帖由 fcdy 於 2007-12-7 10:00 PM 發表。

1. 與 senior colleagues 及下屬的關係皆一般. 不算十分友好, 可以算是能夠相互合作. 但不算朋友或深交.

2. 兩個弟弟皆出生. 大弟生於 1984年7月, 後於1985年1月病逝.
二弟於1985年12月出世.

謝謝. 請用戍時。

[jackchan_b2b]

今年除了與上司不是很合得來, 是否与senior colleagues(mostly)相處不如意? 但与下屬關係滿不錯。
在您十歲內是否1弟出生不大順利但安全出生, 而另1弟夭折? 對不起，并非刻意論此點，因要驗盤。請原諒！

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祝福!

[jackchan_b2b]

People Power Party tipped to win poll but not to ruleLike it or not, all opinion polls have People Power Party (PPP) as the frontrunner in this month’s election.
Published on December 7, 2007

But, ironically perhaps, not many believe the PPP will actually get the chance to rule the country. Many polls conducted recently suggest the PPP could win up to 200-240 seats, while their rival, the Democrat Party, would claim around 120-140. Despite being the frontrunner, the real concern for the PPP is whether the junta will allow them back into power because the bulk of their members are from the defunct Thai Rak Thai Party, which was toppled in the coup last year. Political observers believe that the junta will try desperately to block this reincarnation of the defunct TRT from ruling the country again – otherwise the coup could end up as worthless. PPP secretary-general Surapong Suebwonglee is holding his cards close to his chest, saying that it’s not certain yet whether his party would be able to form the next government. He said it all depends on whether voters cast enough ballots to give them the chance to be the core party of the next administration. “The more seats the party gets, the more chance the party has to form the government. Any party that wins up to 200 seats has a high chance,” he said in an interview with The Nation. Surapong said the party still didn’t really know what the outcome would be on the election day. Campaigning has become quite dynamic, he said. And many things could change rapidly – especially in Bangkok, as voters were hard to predict. The PPP secretary-general appeared in a good mood when asked about his party’s survey of voters, but he would not reveal the results. “If I tell you, people may think we want to manipulate the votes. All I can say is that in this election you won’t see a very close race. The gap will be more than 10 seats for sure,” he said. He would not say the PPP would beat the Democrats but his body language suggested exactly that. Six weeks ago, Surapong boasted his party would capture at least 250 House seats, according to a survey the PPP conducted. Although the Democrat Party still trails its arch-rival, its secretary-general Suthep Thaugsuban said recently the race was neck-and-neck. “The gap will be five to 10 seats. I think we and the (PPP) will win 165-170 seats,” he said. A high ranking source in the Democrats said if the party could not win at least two-thirds – or 24 of the total 36 seats in Bangkok – it would be an uphill task for them to form the next government. “The outcome can go either way. If we can’t win two-thirds of Bangkok, it will be pretty tough for us,” the source said. A recent Ramkhamhaeng University poll showed the Democrats would win 21 seats and the PPP 15 seats in Bangkok, but candidates from the two parties were very close in eight constituencies. Realising they are trailing behind the PPP, the Democrats have tried to lock in their old opposition allies – the Chart Thai Party – and find a new ally in the Puea Pandin, to form the next government. But neither of these medium-sized parties has committed itself to join a coalition with either the PPP or the Democrat camp. If the result of the election turns out as the polls predict, a big question may end up being whether the PPP can be the core party of a coalition. Some have noted that PPP party leader Samak Sundaravej’s hopes of becoming the next prime minister could be disrupted if the Assets Examination Committee finds him guilty of alleged corruption in the fire-truck deal. The case would be passed through the state attorney to the Supreme Court’s section for political office-holders. If Samak is found guilty by the court, he would be disqualified from assuming the premiership, as the Constitution bars people who have received a prison sentence from taking up the post. However, Surapong said the fire-truck case was a long way from reaching court. “It’s not easy to conclude the case. Samak also insists in his innocence,” he said. As the PPP’s No 2, there are rumours Surapong may become PM if Samak is found guilty, but Surapong sought to quell such speculation. “I don’t know what this means. Do these people have good or bad intentions for me?” he said. Samak doubted yesterday if his case had been considered by the AEC and asked why he had already been summoned before the election. “Many parties have been involved in vote-buying as well. Why don’t the concerned agencies investigate them? Why do they only target my party?” Samak said. Junta head Air Chief Marshal Chalit Phukphasuk admitted recently it was the Council of National Security’s (CNS) duty to overcome the social divisions and safeguard national security following the September 19 coup. He referred to CNS documents which the PPP claims outline a plot to undermine the party. “He (Samak) has rallied on the podium and said he is a nominee of the former PM and vowed to take revenge and abolish all investigations if they are back into power. We cannot let the turmoil happen in the country again, so we asked approval from former junta chief Sonthi Boonyaratglin before three organic laws relating to the electoral process were enacted,” Chalit said. Last and most definitely not least, the result of the election may not determine the face of the next government, simply because the military is working to help shape the Kingdom’s political future.
Jintana Panyaarvudh The Nation

[jackchan_b2b]

性病嗎？:pig4: :pig3:
輕松一下:pig8: :pig5:

[jackchan_b2b]

做旅游这一行是合适, 但从事自由身导游不是理想且進財不穩定。
明年雖為奧運年但您目前如是單純自由身會比較不理想，提議你結盟。此法也可助你于2009年辨祣游社。

雖有頭腦但不好好統籌管理。
失之交臂。

[jackchan_b2b]

先去考公務員。
遲些吧！

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三分天下之一方大壽前夕發言一改常態泰王主張增加軍購（曼谷5日綜合電）
泰國周三舉國上下歡慶泰王蒲湄蓬浦80大壽。人民參加各地慶祝節目、誦經、懸掛國王和王后的巨幅肖像，而且全國幾乎都穿上黃衣，以示尊敬這位世界上在位最久的君主。 周三破曉前，已經有來自全國各地的民眾穿著黃衣，聚集在曼谷大皇宮四周的道路，等候爭睹泰王風采。蒲湄蓬周三稍晚將在“大皇宮”陽台向民眾致意。 泰王周二晚發表全國演說，透露國家財政充裕，主張增購軍備。 他說：“有錢了，就得花費，想買什么就買什么。戰機、坦克，我們有的是錢。” 蒲湄蓬國王一向鼓勵國民在經濟問題上表現節制，但他在今年的演說一反常態，表示國家應趁泰銖的強勢去採購軍備。 他說：“我們現在富裕了，泰銖愈來愈強，為什么不花費？”他促請軍方購入一艘俄國潛艇。 泰國將於本月23日舉行大選，軍政府準備把政權移交新政府之際，已一直在採購軍備，包括以大約39億令吉向瑞典訂購12架戰機。國防部也計劃要求新政府撥款約381億令吉，購買多10架戰機、一艘潛艇和其他武器。 第二次吁全民團結 在談到泰國政治局勢時，泰王再次呼籲全國團結一致；他警告，如果無法達致和解，國家將面臨災難。 這是三天內，泰王第二次呼吁全國團結，他在星期日的常年閱兵儀式上也大力促請上下團結一致。 蒲湄蓬國王是現今世界在位最久的國王，在他即位的61年內，泰國經歷了10多次政變、更換了16次憲法、首相人選也換了20次。 泰王10月間在醫院住了將近4個星期，他閬b上個月出院，全國上下都關懷他的病情。 泰王說：“由於有好醫生，我現在看起來很好，身體很健康。” 當時他出院穿一件粉紅色外套，人民看了照片后，都紛紛穿上粉紅色衣服，以祝福國王早日恢復健康。

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原帖由 牙套妹 於 2007-12-5 12:54 PM 發表。
大大們，我來反饋：
我和前面這個男士從2006年11月開始一直分分合合，相處至2007年11月份，其間我能察覺出來他又和別人交往，我抱者希望能在一起的態度去包容。然而，結果他告訴我12月2日他結婚了！！而新娘不 …

當理性弱時，重蹈覆”則”(不會寫)是會的。

[jackchan_b2b]

原帖由 牙套妹 於 2007-12-5 02:26 PM 發表。
2008交友小心?br /> 這話我好像反應過來了：大大所說的傷身（生）是指baby的事？

YES

[jackchan_b2b]

突破但防程咬金。

[jackchan_b2b]

2008交友小心加謹慎，可別傷身(生)又傷心。
2009先苦後樂，此君心思花樣多。

[jackchan_b2b]

[size=13px]房地产比較好發展。只須防程咬金。[/size]