In 1998, I was doing photo of her. She was 19 years old. Now, she has a two kids and doing well for model! She also is half Vietnamese and an American!
Monday, September 29, 2008
Lisa Mcbee: She is model!!!
In 1998, I was doing photo of her. She was 19 years old. Now, she has a two kids and doing well for model! She also is half Vietnamese and an American!
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Simon Goh on Aug 12th
We got an interview for new house which Simon Goh's business for his personal video camera.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Kelly Slater is almost to get 9th World Champional yesterday.
KS was visibly disappointed not to have a his ninth World title today!
He will get bigger thorphy at Spain next month as a 9th World champional!
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Gracie Barra jit-jutsu Academy in Orlando
I went to Orlando for conversion of the HOVRS at my friend's house. My friend named Luis Rivera. He has four roommate within five bedroom. After that, I went to Gracie Barra jit-jutsu Academy in Orlando... I forgot the teacher named... He told me that I have to pay for $25 fee for practice and paper work for $3 dollars total was $28 dollars. My mind said, RIP OFF! I decided to watch the school for free... that would for me to watch and learn for free. ha?!
Singapore for F1 night races!
The street circuit of the first Formula One night race is illuminated during a light test at dusk on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008 in Singapore which will be the host city for the SingTel Singapore Grand Prix from Sept. 26-28.
(AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
McLaren Mercedes' driver British Lewis Hamilton sits in his car in the pits of the Monza racetrack, on September 12, near Milan, during the second practice session of the Italian Formula One Grand Prix. Hamilton will bid to extend his world championship lead on Monday with the action coming amongst the suits of an FIA appeal tribunal rather than on the racing track.
(AFP/File/Damien Meyer)
Grid girls pose with the winner's trophy for the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix at its unveiling in Singapore September 18, 2008. The Singapore F1 race, to be held on September 28 on a street circuit, will be the first night race on the world F1 calendar.
REUTERS/Tim Chong (SINGAPORE)
Saturday, September 20, 2008
S’pore gears up to host world’s first F1 night race
I took the photos in Singapore on first week of Aug 2008... You can see the photos, and it seems to be prepare for Host World's first F1 night race.
S’pore gears up to host world’s first F1 night race next weekend
SINGAPORE: Singapore is hoping that the Formula One night race next weekend will help the country position itself as a premier lifestyle destination and the Monaco of the East.
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It is all systems go for the world’s first F1 night race and about 50,000 tourists are expected to be here for the event, along with 500 million television viewers worldwide.
Tickets are almost sold out. The only ones left are those that cost US$1,800 and there are only less than 100 of them left.
Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry, S.Iswaran, believes the event will help boost future tourism arrivals and also sees it as an excellent networking platform for local businessmen.
They can host their clients in these corporate suites which cost US$3,100 to US$4,800 per person, promising excellent views and immaculate service.
The current financial meltdown may be affecting tourism spending worldwide. But Mr Iswaran said the F1 fanbase has a healthy appetite for retail.
Mr Iswaran added that affordable tickets have also been made available for heartlanders. Besides, many people are also participating as volunteer marshalls and F1 ambassadors.
He also said that besides the actual race, there are fringe events like the Singapore River Festival and Singapore Biennale which all Singaporeans can enjoy.
Singapore is expected to make about US$77 million from tourism receipts during the night race. It costs Singapore US$115 million to host the race. — CNA/vm
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It is all systems go for the world’s first F1 night race and about 50,000 tourists are expected to be here for the event, along with 500 million television viewers worldwide.
Tickets are almost sold out. The only ones left are those that cost US$1,800 and there are only less than 100 of them left.
Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry, S.Iswaran, believes the event will help boost future tourism arrivals and also sees it as an excellent networking platform for local businessmen.
They can host their clients in these corporate suites which cost US$3,100 to US$4,800 per person, promising excellent views and immaculate service.
The current financial meltdown may be affecting tourism spending worldwide. But Mr Iswaran said the F1 fanbase has a healthy appetite for retail.
Mr Iswaran added that affordable tickets have also been made available for heartlanders. Besides, many people are also participating as volunteer marshalls and F1 ambassadors.
He also said that besides the actual race, there are fringe events like the Singapore River Festival and Singapore Biennale which all Singaporeans can enjoy.
Singapore is expected to make about US$77 million from tourism receipts during the night race. It costs Singapore US$115 million to host the race. — CNA/vm
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Mooncake Festival in Singapore (my wife wrote this)
Yeah,we had a nice dinner gathering for family on 14th Sept.After that,then we went to park outside my parents's house for lanterns.My son and elder niece were running happily.We took a few photos of them,us for fun! hee...
Sunday, September 14, 2008
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