Friday, July 29, 2011
Friday, July 22, 2011
World Cup for Women
I told my Japanese-American mum that your hometown country won for Women's World Cup football. My mum knew about this through news... I would like to show you for my photo.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Maya on May 31
I had to work that day so Maya needs my help for going to court, so I let her to do bike for her earrands
My bike in my hometown
On April and May, I was goal to do more travel in USA and Singapore, I spent only $60 dollars per month (April and May ) and to my house. I rode my bike for two months for work and I rode my bike to work for 1.5 mile,but My big boss decided for me and other co colleague to move to new house near to I-95. Now,I have to pay 90 dollars per month for gas. bcs I have to drive for work! grrrrr! oh, well! (I paid this two bike only USD 25 dollars)
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Happy Father Day for me!
Goodbye to Kazu's first baby tooth.Thank God he don't feel pain and his tooth was dropped accidentally during dinner time
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Kazu asked me to show this areoplane Lego which he fixed to his daddy for father's day.Happy Father's Day to you,daddy from Kazu
I chatted my son last night for 50 mins. I cannot tell you how I feel about this. It is toooo personal. sigh, I hope Kazu is going well in Singapore.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Last night at my friend 's birhtday party
Last night, my Co colleague and I went to visit a friend, Brian Key who is happy birthday. I met Brian 's friend named Levi. I think, the t-shirt was kind of funny. T-shirt was supposed to be Levi 's logo changed to "Evil" and I was teasing on him.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Bad thunderstorm at my work ARC
photo credit by Katie Pierce
Apparently there's a fire even though it's raining down on 9A... I suspect the crime is the LIGHTENING!!!
Apparently there's a fire even though it's raining down on 9A... I suspect the crime is the LIGHTENING!!!
Monday, May 23, 2011
Histories of the surfer at surfer mag
"Historically, surfers were not working. They were hanging out at the beach and casing after the prettiest girls - Successfully chasing after the prettiest girls. Surfers were at odds with the jocks and with the workaday man. but something has happened in the last few years. Now surfers are the same as everyone else. Now it seems surfers are trying to emulate urbanites. And I dont think we are very good at emulating urbanites. What happened? what happened to the tribe?"
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Outrage over ‘dog meat’ dishes in Jurong East
(i am surpised about this protect)
An eatery in Jurong East touting two "dog meat" dishes has incurred the wrath of Singaporeans and drawn the attention of authorities.
The owner of Song Hua Jiang restaurant said he has been hounded by angry calls -- many coming in the middle of the night -- after pictures of its menu listing the dishes were posted in online forums on Sunday.
However, Song Yu Ran, 39, who is from China, told The Straits Times (ST) that the two dishes are actually made from pig innards.
The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) said it was investigating and had taken samples of meat from the three-year-old outlet for testing.
"Welfare is a major consideration during the treatment and handling of live animals," said the AVA in an e-mail statement. "In the case of slaughter, AVA accepts only internationally-acceptable humane methods. There is no known humane method of slaughtering dogs for human consumption."
The import of dog meat is illegal in Singapore, and there are no licensed premises for the slaughter of dogs here. If convicted, the offender faces a fine of up to $10,000 or 12 months' imprisonment or both, for each charge.
The menu at the Song Hua Jiang restaurant, which serves North-eastern Chinese cuisine, features the two "dog meat" dishes with photos.
The English descriptions read: braised dog meat with tofu and dry cabbage, and dog meat tripe in sauce. The first costs S$14 while the latter, S$8. Chinese characters indicate only for the second dish that it is not real dog meat. About 40 plates each are sold a week.
However, Song stressed that he explains to any customer who orders the dish that it is not real dog meat.
The restaurant owner filed a complaint with the police Monday evening after receiving numerous disturbing calls.
"They can lodge a complaint against me if I have done something wrong, but they should not be yelling at me if they haven't got their facts right," he said.
Netizens have also posted comments on the Facebook page of animal rights group Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres), with many calling for investigations.
Acres has since clarified on its page saying that the owner has explained that the dish was actually pork, but added that "the owner, however, could not properly explain why he listed it as dog meat rather than just stating it as pork."
Said Acres executive director Louis Ng, "We wrote this because we felt that if the public is told that the eatery just wanted to have an unusual item for patrons to try, it will anger more people… we felt that this was not a proper explanation."
Ng added that Acres will be appealing to AVA to carry out further investigations.
According to Song, the eatery had been checked by AVA several times over the last three years following patrons' complaints about the "dog meat" on the menu.
He said AVA had on those occasions found that the meat was pork and told him only to block out the text on the menu.
He added that he did not remove the items from the menu because he wanted to promote an alternative for Chinese nationals who enjoy dog meat.
"I don't encourage people to eat dog meat, because I think that is cruel and inhumane. I am trying to provide an alternative for people who have a taste for the dish," said Song, who likened the items to mock meat sold in vegetarian restaurants.
His 70-seater eatery gets a mix of Chinese nationals and Singaporean customers.
Song has lived in Singapore for eight years with his wife and 14-year-old daughter. They are now Singapore citizens but he says he would consider moving abroad after this incident, reported ST.
"I am a law-abiding, contributing Singaporean trying to run a business here and it makes me sad that I am being attacked this way," he added.
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An eatery in Jurong East touting two "dog meat" dishes has incurred the wrath of Singaporeans and drawn the attention of authorities.
The owner of Song Hua Jiang restaurant said he has been hounded by angry calls -- many coming in the middle of the night -- after pictures of its menu listing the dishes were posted in online forums on Sunday.
However, Song Yu Ran, 39, who is from China, told The Straits Times (ST) that the two dishes are actually made from pig innards.
The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) said it was investigating and had taken samples of meat from the three-year-old outlet for testing.
"Welfare is a major consideration during the treatment and handling of live animals," said the AVA in an e-mail statement. "In the case of slaughter, AVA accepts only internationally-acceptable humane methods. There is no known humane method of slaughtering dogs for human consumption."
The import of dog meat is illegal in Singapore, and there are no licensed premises for the slaughter of dogs here. If convicted, the offender faces a fine of up to $10,000 or 12 months' imprisonment or both, for each charge.
The menu at the Song Hua Jiang restaurant, which serves North-eastern Chinese cuisine, features the two "dog meat" dishes with photos.
The English descriptions read: braised dog meat with tofu and dry cabbage, and dog meat tripe in sauce. The first costs S$14 while the latter, S$8. Chinese characters indicate only for the second dish that it is not real dog meat. About 40 plates each are sold a week.
However, Song stressed that he explains to any customer who orders the dish that it is not real dog meat.
The restaurant owner filed a complaint with the police Monday evening after receiving numerous disturbing calls.
"They can lodge a complaint against me if I have done something wrong, but they should not be yelling at me if they haven't got their facts right," he said.
Netizens have also posted comments on the Facebook page of animal rights group Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres), with many calling for investigations.
Acres has since clarified on its page saying that the owner has explained that the dish was actually pork, but added that "the owner, however, could not properly explain why he listed it as dog meat rather than just stating it as pork."
Said Acres executive director Louis Ng, "We wrote this because we felt that if the public is told that the eatery just wanted to have an unusual item for patrons to try, it will anger more people… we felt that this was not a proper explanation."
Ng added that Acres will be appealing to AVA to carry out further investigations.
According to Song, the eatery had been checked by AVA several times over the last three years following patrons' complaints about the "dog meat" on the menu.
He said AVA had on those occasions found that the meat was pork and told him only to block out the text on the menu.
He added that he did not remove the items from the menu because he wanted to promote an alternative for Chinese nationals who enjoy dog meat.
"I don't encourage people to eat dog meat, because I think that is cruel and inhumane. I am trying to provide an alternative for people who have a taste for the dish," said Song, who likened the items to mock meat sold in vegetarian restaurants.
His 70-seater eatery gets a mix of Chinese nationals and Singaporean customers.
Song has lived in Singapore for eight years with his wife and 14-year-old daughter. They are now Singapore citizens but he says he would consider moving abroad after this incident, reported ST.
"I am a law-abiding, contributing Singaporean trying to run a business here and it makes me sad that I am being attacked this way," he added.
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Monday, May 09, 2011
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Muslim
Jirde Mohamed walks past graffiti on the front of the Maine Muslim Community Center in Portland, Maine, on Monday. Just hours after President Barack Obama announced that Osama bin Laden had been killed, the center reported that it had suffered a grafitti attack. The slogans included "Osama today Islam tomorow (sic)," and "Long live the West."
Friday, April 29, 2011
Manuel Estrada
This morning, I went to his A funeral service was held at 11 a.m. It was real sad. Cos I know him as a good person. He was my client for personal trainer at World Gym in 2004, and he asked me good questions and we chatted about his working.....
Manuel Estrada, 33, passed away Friday, April 22, 2011, in Palm Coast, Fla.
Born in Puerto Rico, Manuel attended the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind and resided in St. Augustine for the last 18 years. Manuel was a devoted Christian, loving son and was loved by everyone whose life he touched. The love of his life was to restore cars, skills developed after attending the former St. Augustine Technical College.
He is survived by his parents, Jorge and Edda; his sisters, Vanessa and Annjeanette; and many other family members and friends.
A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday at San Sebastian Catholic Church, the Rev. Rene Robert officiating. Visitation will be held 5-8 p.m. Thursday with a prayer service at 6 p.m. Thursday at Craig Funeral Home.
The family is grateful to all our friends for their kind thoughts and prayers.
Craig Funeral Home Crematory Memorial Park is in charge of the arrangements.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Donnie Yen's movie in Singapore
I watched this movie:
The Legeng Of Chen Zhen (2010)
Ip Man II (2010)
14 Blades (2010)
Bodyguards and Assassins (2009)
The Legeng Of Chen Zhen (2010)
Ip Man II (2010)
14 Blades (2010)
Bodyguards and Assassins (2009)
last night
WTF: I am laughed at ward's talking, and the old man gave us for USD $100. Our co worker and I said, NO to old man. Cos the old man said, God loves us. that s why the old man is pity at us.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
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