We went to basement of the differents kind of resturants for international foods! YUMMY! We ate the Japanese foods. I cannot remember name of resturant. ha!
Monday, July 14, 2008
On July 12th, My wife, our son and I went to City Hall.
We went to basement of the differents kind of resturants for international foods! YUMMY! We ate the Japanese foods. I cannot remember name of resturant. ha!
July 10th for invite the dinner at Younger Singaporean friend's house
Hey Lina See!!! dont get angry with me!!! hahaha!
The Carrot Cake look nice!!! YUMMY!
one of my friend made this cake! it was really good!
Two Arts Museums on July 9th and 10th
This is Singapore Art Museum on July 9th
This is Asian Civilsations Museum on July 10th
I went to two different Museums: Singapore Art Museum on July 9th and Asian Civilisations on July 10th.
This is Asian Civilsations Museum on July 10th
I went to two different Museums: Singapore Art Museum on July 9th and Asian Civilisations on July 10th.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Kazu was in Hospital on June 28th to July 1st
(my wife wrote this)
Yes,he had a bad cough and his cough was on and off for a long time.Recently,he recovered from cough finally.Then he had a cough again for 5 days.Since the medicine was used up,then I wanted to buy same medicine for his cough but the nurse advised me to see doctor since his cough was not recovered for a long time.My hubby and I brought him to same clinic but different doctor on that sat morning 28th June.Then the doctor checked his chest and he was okay.Then he was given different medicine and antiotides which must be completed.My mum asked me not to give anitotide to him cuz' she was afraid that some effects will be affected on him but the doctor said he must complete all antiotides and his body will be cleared.I thought that his cough will be recovered.Sigh...True enough,my mum is right.Kazu had suddenly breathing so hard and started to wheeze.He could not sleep well and then vomitted it.Argghh...Then he still wanted to go to church despite of his not feeling well.When I fetched him from church,the teacher told me that kazu had a bad cough and cried all the time.He won't tell the teacher why he cried or won't play.Then after dinner,he kept telling me to go home early.We agreed and brought him home quickly.He kept vomitting and asked me to bring him to see doctor.He said he feels painful on his chest.We were abit worried about him.During waiting time,he kept asking me when he can see doctor but i told him to be patient and wait for his turn to see doctor.Then the different doctor advised me to bring him to KKH immediately since he has a quite bad cough and wheezing.Then we went to KKH for accident & emergency dept at night.The doctor was not sure whether he has asthma or brochitis cuz' it was Kazu's first time to have wheezing but he's more likely to have asthma.But I thought that wrong medicine caused him to start wheezing but the doctor disagreed it.But I asked the doctor how come he has suddenly wheezing after taking last medicine.Last time,he did not have any problems at all whenever taking medicine for cough!Then the doctor said that by time,the mucus would accumlated and caused him to have wheezing suddenly when he had a cough.So Kazu had admitted to hospital for a few days cuz' he needs to be observed and taught how to prevent from asthma.So I took urgent leave for one day and stayed with Kazu for 2 nights while Kenichi stayed overnight with us at hospital.That monday morning,the doctor advised me to stay another night in order to ensure that Kazu would be perfectly fine though he had abit only wheezing.So I made a special request that Kazu should be discharged on 1st July because I could not afford to take another leave again and Kazu kept telling me that he wanted to go home.So the doctor went to seek senior doctor's advice again.By 4pm,then the senior doctor checked with Kazu's chest and agreed to let Kazu be discharged that day.Thank God to protect him from sickness.However,the nurse taught me how to use air puff haler if Kazu has another asthma attack again in future.
Yes,he had a bad cough and his cough was on and off for a long time.Recently,he recovered from cough finally.Then he had a cough again for 5 days.Since the medicine was used up,then I wanted to buy same medicine for his cough but the nurse advised me to see doctor since his cough was not recovered for a long time.My hubby and I brought him to same clinic but different doctor on that sat morning 28th June.Then the doctor checked his chest and he was okay.Then he was given different medicine and antiotides which must be completed.My mum asked me not to give anitotide to him cuz' she was afraid that some effects will be affected on him but the doctor said he must complete all antiotides and his body will be cleared.I thought that his cough will be recovered.Sigh...True enough,my mum is right.Kazu had suddenly breathing so hard and started to wheeze.He could not sleep well and then vomitted it.Argghh...Then he still wanted to go to church despite of his not feeling well.When I fetched him from church,the teacher told me that kazu had a bad cough and cried all the time.He won't tell the teacher why he cried or won't play.Then after dinner,he kept telling me to go home early.We agreed and brought him home quickly.He kept vomitting and asked me to bring him to see doctor.He said he feels painful on his chest.We were abit worried about him.During waiting time,he kept asking me when he can see doctor but i told him to be patient and wait for his turn to see doctor.Then the different doctor advised me to bring him to KKH immediately since he has a quite bad cough and wheezing.Then we went to KKH for accident & emergency dept at night.The doctor was not sure whether he has asthma or brochitis cuz' it was Kazu's first time to have wheezing but he's more likely to have asthma.But I thought that wrong medicine caused him to start wheezing but the doctor disagreed it.But I asked the doctor how come he has suddenly wheezing after taking last medicine.Last time,he did not have any problems at all whenever taking medicine for cough!Then the doctor said that by time,the mucus would accumlated and caused him to have wheezing suddenly when he had a cough.So Kazu had admitted to hospital for a few days cuz' he needs to be observed and taught how to prevent from asthma.So I took urgent leave for one day and stayed with Kazu for 2 nights while Kenichi stayed overnight with us at hospital.That monday morning,the doctor advised me to stay another night in order to ensure that Kazu would be perfectly fine though he had abit only wheezing.So I made a special request that Kazu should be discharged on 1st July because I could not afford to take another leave again and Kazu kept telling me that he wanted to go home.So the doctor went to seek senior doctor's advice again.By 4pm,then the senior doctor checked with Kazu's chest and agreed to let Kazu be discharged that day.Thank God to protect him from sickness.However,the nurse taught me how to use air puff haler if Kazu has another asthma attack again in future.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Dan Inosanto
( I met him about five times... He is very good teacher... My Deaf Teacher got Certicate from him... It is really worth to learn... In Singapore, I got this book at National Library Board in two days ago, and It is really good book!)
Daniel Arca Inosanto (born July 24, 1936) is a Filipino martial arts (FMA) instructor from California who is best-known as a student of the late Bruce Lee and the world's foremost authority on Jeet Kune Do Concepts.
Inosanto teaches The Art and Philosophy of Jeet Kune Do, Filipino Martial Arts, Shoot Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, Silat, Mixed Martial Arts and other arts at his Marina del Rey, California school, the Inosanto Academy of Martial Arts. He was an instructor for Ed Parker in American Kenpo Karate before becoming a student of Bruce Lee. Inosanto is one of three people allowed by Bruce Lee to teach his Martial Arts style, and the only one to be given Instructorship in Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do. Inosanto also studied with dozens of martial art masters elsewhere in the United States, Southeast Asia, and Europe. After Bruce Lee's death, he has become the principal spokesperson for Jeet Kune Do. He has had minor roles in a number of movies, including the Game of Death (1973).
Always a student himself, he continues to train with many highly regarded martial artists. Consequently, he holds Instructor or Black Belt level ranks in numerous, different martial arts. In addition, he is well known for promoting the Filipino Martial Arts. He is responsible for bringing several obscure forms of the Filipino Martial Arts into the public eye and saving them from extinction. He has recently acquired his black belt in the Machado Family style of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
[edit] Notable students
Inosanto continues to teach and conduct seminars worldwide. He has been directly responsible for introducing many prominent martial artists, including Pendekar Paul de Thouars, Edgar Sulite, Leo Gaje, Maung Gyi, and Rick Faye to the general martial arts community.
Other notable students include Ted lucaylucay, Tim Tackett, Blaise Loong, Chris Kent, Ernie Franco, Erik Paulson, Larry Hartsell, Brandon Lee (Bruce's son), Jeff Imada, Rick Tucci, Cass Magda, Greg Nelson, Burton Richardson, Paul Vunak, Ernest Emerson, Kevin Seaman, Nick Sacoulas, Steve Grody, Rick Faye,Philip Gelinas, Bob Breen, Terry Gibson, Don Garon, Pat Finley, Steve Braun, Pat Tray, Frank Cucci, Clay Johnson(highest ranking physically disabled person under Guro Dan Inosanto), Mateo De Los Reyes [1], Dwight Woods, Ron Balicki and Dan Inosanto's daughter, Diana Lee Inosanto. The full contact stick fighting organization known as "The Dog Brothers" emerged from the Inosanto Academy.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Higher ERP rates for CBD, Orchard Road come into effect
(I will photo this ERP sooner)
SINGAPORE: It was Day One of higher ERP charges for vehicles going into the Central Business District (CBD) and Orchard Road.
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The Land Transport Authority has said the higher charges, mostly double the old rates, are meant to manage traffic flow.
However for many motorists, the new rates — which started on July 7 — could not have come at a worse time, given that fuel prices have also risen in tandem.
Our reporter Imelda Saad travelled with 30—year—old sales executive Tan Chee Kheong on the first day of the higher ERP charges.
In just half an hour, they passed not one, not two, but five gantries.
And that’s not counting the S$7.50 Tan already paid to get into the CBD for work in the morning and to meet our reporter in the afternoon.
Tan is resigned to the fact that he now has to fork out about S$300 to S$400 a month in ERP charges. He has no choice, as his work requires him to travel in and out of the CBD.
Tan said the ERP charges are literally eating into his salary despite his company increasing his transport allowance by S$150 a month.
Motorists Channel NewsAsia spoke with also questioned the rationale for imposing higher ERP charges within the CBD during the day.
"I just don’t understand why they have to increase the charges during the noon time when the traffic is not really that high," said a motorist.
True enough, as our reporter found out, it was a relatively smooth journey going from the CBD to Orchard Road and back.
A cabbie, who did not want to be seen on camera, said the higher rates will further deter taxies from going into the CBD area.
Some motorists said a better way to manage traffic flow is to improve road infrastructure and limit vehicle population growth.
Meanwhile, along the Singapore River area, five new gantries were also activated on Monday, charging evening ERP rates. The LTA said this is to reduce cross—traffic flow from one side of the city to the other.
For motorists, the latest rate revisions and the addition of new gantries will not be the end of ERP woes.
In November, more ERP gantries will be operational along expressways and arterial roads.
And when the Kallang—Paya Lebar Expressway is fully operational, new gantries will also be put up there, adding to the 60 or so already operational islandwide. — CNA/ir
SINGAPORE: It was Day One of higher ERP charges for vehicles going into the Central Business District (CBD) and Orchard Road.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Land Transport Authority has said the higher charges, mostly double the old rates, are meant to manage traffic flow.
However for many motorists, the new rates — which started on July 7 — could not have come at a worse time, given that fuel prices have also risen in tandem.
Our reporter Imelda Saad travelled with 30—year—old sales executive Tan Chee Kheong on the first day of the higher ERP charges.
In just half an hour, they passed not one, not two, but five gantries.
And that’s not counting the S$7.50 Tan already paid to get into the CBD for work in the morning and to meet our reporter in the afternoon.
Tan is resigned to the fact that he now has to fork out about S$300 to S$400 a month in ERP charges. He has no choice, as his work requires him to travel in and out of the CBD.
Tan said the ERP charges are literally eating into his salary despite his company increasing his transport allowance by S$150 a month.
Motorists Channel NewsAsia spoke with also questioned the rationale for imposing higher ERP charges within the CBD during the day.
"I just don’t understand why they have to increase the charges during the noon time when the traffic is not really that high," said a motorist.
True enough, as our reporter found out, it was a relatively smooth journey going from the CBD to Orchard Road and back.
A cabbie, who did not want to be seen on camera, said the higher rates will further deter taxies from going into the CBD area.
Some motorists said a better way to manage traffic flow is to improve road infrastructure and limit vehicle population growth.
Meanwhile, along the Singapore River area, five new gantries were also activated on Monday, charging evening ERP rates. The LTA said this is to reduce cross—traffic flow from one side of the city to the other.
For motorists, the latest rate revisions and the addition of new gantries will not be the end of ERP woes.
In November, more ERP gantries will be operational along expressways and arterial roads.
And when the Kallang—Paya Lebar Expressway is fully operational, new gantries will also be put up there, adding to the 60 or so already operational islandwide. — CNA/ir
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Kazu was in hospital on June 27 to 30
I dont wanted to talk about this movement... just looking at photos. I will explain about this stories sooner. thanks
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Kazu's Health at Last week.
I will tell you a couples of stories for kazu's minor asthma attack sooner.
Kazu recently admision for 1st wheeze bronchitis--likely asthma at KK Women's and Children's Hospital in Singapore. He has a positive family history of atopy and has a personal history of allergic rhinitis and eczema.
He is follow up for further episodes of asthma/bronchitis.
Right now, he is alright... I hug him!
Kazu recently admision for 1st wheeze bronchitis--likely asthma at KK Women's and Children's Hospital in Singapore. He has a positive family history of atopy and has a personal history of allergic rhinitis and eczema.
He is follow up for further episodes of asthma/bronchitis.
Right now, he is alright... I hug him!
Monday, June 30, 2008
Euro international football champ 2008
If you wanna to get know about this event: http://www.euro2008.uefa.com/
I came from hospital which kazu got better, so I would like to see the Euro 2008 champional games. I was with Bruno, his wife and his brother in law, Rick.
I watched from 230am to 5am in the morning at Singapore's time.
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