Ride On Time - Tatsuro Yamashita

天秤座=双子座？

“我算是一个相当独立的女生，我可以一个人看电影、逛街、出国，坦白说还蛮享受的。。。

双子个性宜动宜静，我属典型。。我可以融入热闹的环 境，也可以沉溺在独自一人的时候；重点是要视我当时的心情而定。面对我讨厌的人，在公-我会“点到为止”地配合，在私-我会避而远之。。眼不见为净是最好 的，哈哈！我更是那种遇强则弱、遇弱则强的人。。。通常如果有个“强势”的人在我身边，我会完全配合地当个“弱者”，可是当我遇到些事，而身边的人无法处 理时，我自然会变成“强者”，哈哈哈！在工作上，我这点是“表露无疑”的。哦，还有双子的“优柔寡断”，我是百分白地具备，哈哈哈！最近令我懊恼的事，竟 然是到底我要什么时候拿假？说要这几天，想想又好像香港、台湾的朋友不在，换成后几天，哎呀。。又碰到过年。想一个人背包到北海道玩，算一算，哇！挺贵的 LEH。。唉，真是头痛，哈哈哈！

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人总会不知不觉地在“变”，我也 是。。我现阶段变得有点“懦弱”，我年轻时的“据与力争”变少了。以前被人误解、诬赖，我会反击、势必要还自己个清白。现在。。我不会强求，只会感叹这人 对我的不了解，一切随缘。心境上的蜕变，可能是历经岁月的磨练和人情冷暖所致，我现在别无所求，只希望自己能找到一个爱自己的人，幸福美满。。

我是个不说“绝对”的人，因为“世事难料”。。以上有感而发，但可能会“变”。。别忘了我是典型的双子，哈哈哈！”

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为“花茶”写诗

《大卫必佳》

算命的说我小时了了（大未必佳）

公司在逼我什么时候（把第一拿下）

朋友都考虑几年后移民（去加拿大）

每个人都靠4-D，Toto和Casino 以小博大

一个XXXX变大

谁是冠军号令天下

口袋有钱有权说话

小孩不笨 大人傻瓜

小人得知 大未必佳

算命的说我小时了了（大未必佳）

公司在逼我什么时候（把第一拿下）

朋友都考虑老了要退休（去加拿大）

每个人都靠4-D，Toto和Casino 以小博大

一个XXXX变大

谁是冠军号令天下

口袋有钱有权说话

小人得知 大未必佳！

一个XXXX变大

谁是冠军号令天下

口袋有钱有权说话

小孩不笨 大人傻瓜

小人得知 大未必佳。。啊。。

小小鸟飞不高

大块头被取笑

职位小志气高

每天等被挖角

拼命做想爬高

怎么赢不重要

生小孩住大房

怕得女佣呱呱叫

（X3）

胸部大（胸部大）

野心大（野心大）

排场大（排场大）

名气大（名气大）

规模大（规模大）

头变大（头变大）

小孩不笨 大人傻瓜

小人得知 大未必 大未必 大未必佳！

你不是真正的快乐

好说的！。。

“因为每个专业的演艺工作者来到“前线”，任何的“私人恩怨”都得丢一旁，不是假，这叫专业。”

取自梅女，叶丽梅的部落格。。不只演艺圈，很多场合都是酱。

学生记者Student Journalist: 工院企业展 缝纫手艺受欢迎

《大卫必佳！》幕后花絮1 The Creation of David the BEST!

学生记者Student Journalist: 电影《海角七号》有多红？外国学生也爱！

学生记者Student Journalist :早晨健美操 为全能保健课程“暖身”

古装剧好听到死人的配乐

《鹿鼎记》--《怎么忽然就成了这样》



《鹿鼎记》--《回转》



《少年杨家将》--《诀别诗》



《少年杨家将》--《二十年》

快乐可以很简单

“其实我也有不开心的时候，多半都是一些“坏听众”导致的，哈哈！但还好我很快就“没事”了。我基本上是个很容易笑，也爱逗人开心的人。

若要开心很简单，多看些会让自己开心的人与物，凡事别太计较，放开胸怀，别以小人之心度君子之腹，哪怕对方可能是不怀好意的：）

人在做，天在看。。做好自己才是最重要的 ：）”

--梅女，叶丽梅的话=）

与同事相处的六大艺术

身为年轻白领，即使你不加班，一天也有8个小时和一班同事在一起，随之问题便产生了：与家人是亲情，与朋友是友情，与恋人是爱情，但与同事之间的关系却十分复杂。究竟该如何处理此种关系呢，以下便教你几招：

1、与同事相处的第一步便是平等。不管你是职高一等的老手还是新近入行的新手，都应绝对摈弃不平等的关系，心存自大或心存自卑都是同事间相处的大忌。

2、和谐的同事关系对你的工作不无裨益，不妨将同事看作工作上的伴侣、生活中的朋友，千万别在办公室中板着一张脸，让人们觉得你自命清高，不屑于和大家共处。

3、面对共同的工作，尤其是遇到晋升、加薪等问题时，同事间的关系就会变得尤为脆弱。此时，你应该抛开杂念，专心投入工作中，不耍手段、不玩技巧，但决不放弃与同事公平竞争的机会。

4、当你苦于难以和上司及同事相处时，殊不知你的上司或同事可能也正在为此焦虑不堪。相处中你要学会真诚待人，遇到问题时一定要先站在别人的立场上为对方想一想，这样一来，常常可以将争执湮灭在摇篮中。

5、世间会有君子就一定会有小人，所以我们所说的真诚并不等于完全无所保留、和盘托出。尤其是对于你并不十分了解的同事，最好还是有所保留，切勿把自己所有的私生活都告诉对方。

6、最后再提醒你一句：同事间相处的最高境界是永远把别人当作好人，但却永远记得每个人不可能都是好人。


来源：《生活时报》 2001年3月30日

Working towards this... 努力朝向的目标之一。。。

仍铭记家驹坟前刻上的字句：“生命中不在于你得过什么，只在于你做过什么”。。。意义非凡

Translation:"It doesn't matter what you have achieved in life, it matters more what have you done in your life."

海角七號

破台湾历史票房的一部电影？应该会不错的吧？

当我们同在一七

I've become critical on languages

不知道我还可以坚持多久

这么说似乎很泄气，也不是的；有些工作的确孤掌难鸣。比如语言语文这回事。

有老听众，行业里的前辈感叹：“媒体工作者一代不如一代”。我回想，以往有语文顾问在把关，大家努力在坚持力求准确。现在这个环节省略了，或者为了缩减人力成本，或者准不准”不是最重要的了”！加上各地语言通过电缆电视日夜在互相影响，什么叫对错，什么偏差了，连媒体工作者也混淆。

我有时还不放弃，纠正听众在自我介绍的时候，别自称“某某先生或小姐”，但是大家都在我是某先生某小姐，我做的是杯水车薪。环境的影响力是巨大的，你是不是听到来自中国的服务生，也扬声“后面烧”？烧，燃烧，发高烧，烧菜等。应该是烫！烫，烫发，高温。但是他们也”入乡随俗”，因为说后面烧，顾客就会“闪”，方便大家工作；于是听到后面烧，我也莞尔，心想谁的后面着火了！

以前有来自中国的资深同事告诉我：“为什么你们新加坡都在用贩卖，应该是售卖。“售卖，单纯指“卖”的行为，贩卖的意思较多，除了买卖，还有贩毒的含义。当然，自动贩卖机好像也可以，不过自动售卖机或许更准确。

在电视上看过“满”好，他们应该是说蛮好吧？可是字幕打成“满好”，如果就一路“满好”下去，我看一点都不好。李敖曾在中天节目一再以“所谓的”形容台湾总统，他的“所谓的”应是含不承认意，在本地媒体上常也听到所谓的，其实所谓就是”所说的”，所谓的，不是变成所说的的？

到底我们应该多认真？是意思到了就好？

新时代太讲求速度，还是新生代太随意? 不时可见错误字眼文法派上用场。电视的影响最大，新生代的语文字基础相对不深，一旦有错误，以讹传讹，就是“世代相传”了。

英语法语在原产地都有分贵族或平民语言；可是当英语传到了美国就一律通俗化。美国的例子可以作为借镜，但是语言文字是否随通俗文化当道而必然自毁长城？

我也还在工作中学习，也非食古不化，也认同约定俗成，语言文字应与时俱进，但应该建立在传统根基；要学新的东西，先要把基础打。应该尊重语言文字的标准和优美，才是最基本态度。

( 原文登于新明日报 29.09.08 非常话题之“广播人语”)

新闻“英雄”？

揭露丑闻，像是NKF事件的Susan、三鹿毒奶粉的简光洲。。。、或做出“超自然”举动就能当新闻界里的“英雄”吗？。。哈哈，那这世界应该一大堆了吧？

台主播叫扁“吃大便”而道歉



TVBS主播廖盈婷。台湾TVBS电视台一名主播前晚播报台湾前总统陈水扁相关新闻时，爆出“叫他把钱吐出来”、“吃大便”等不雅言论，陈水扁办公室随即发表声明表示抗议与谴责，要求TVBS在24小时内公开道歉，否则不排除提出告诉。TVBS已透过新闻形式向陈水扁及观众致歉。

台湾媒体报道，TVBS主播廖盈婷前晚7时50多分与主播张佩珊交接时，因为工程人员疏失，不慎将廖盈婷私下谈论陈水扁的不雅措词播出。廖盈婷评论陈水扁洗钱案时说：“神经病！他以为他会吐出来吗？去吃大便！”

对此，网友可是对她大大讨论了一番，有人以“吃大便主播”形容她“成名只要15秒”，也有人以“爱死这位女主播”形容她；持正反两派意见都有。

不过，她本人则封口不对外回应此事，部落格也没有新留言，但从她过往留言看来，个性冲动且直言的她，有着不怕得罪人的性格，像是同事之间的事，她都在网上讨论，没有点名是谁，但看得出来她颇为敢言。


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同花顺

After, 代替，this is another nice song from 林倛玉 。

同花顺
作词：小寒 作曲：林倛玉 要是你心里真的没我 你不会剪去了长发 闪动如蝴蝶在双颊 那是眼泪吗 要是你心里真的有我 你不会嘴边无火花 静静观察 人世浮华 心已麻 假如说钢铁磨成针 只要愿意等 只要肯爱得深 是不是就有这可能 有可能打动这铁石心肠的人 可惜就算梦能成真 有谁猜得准 能分到多少福份 生命的同花顺 底牌没有你 我也认 假如说温柔是谎话 你不会颠覆这想法 你撑着眼儿都不眨 是眼泪吗 假如你真的放得下 你怎会一言也不发 漂泊天涯 苦苦挣扎 心已麻

人生观

我相信每个人都会经历人生不同阶段的高高低低，我也相信我可能有一天也得再次面对。今天不知明天事，把握眼前，珍惜当下，未来是个未知数，所以“快乐”是很重要的。学会看开，除了让身边的人轻松，同时也会让自己凡事都能豁达看待。有人说我那么爱笑，真的有那么快乐吗？其实懂得笑，除了让自己开心，也会感染其他人，一个成天怀疑别人开心，自己始终笑不出来，这才悲哀。。。




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It's getting a lil scary here...

It's getting lil scary with this analysis...

What Phuayongchuan Means

You are influential and persuasive. You tend to have a lot of power over people. Generally, you use your powers for good. You excel at solving other people's problems. Occasionally, you do get a little selfish and persuade people to do things that are only in your interest. You are truly an original person. You have amazing ideas, and the power to carry them out. Success comes rather easily for you... especially in business and academia. Some people find you to be selfish and a bit overbearing. You're a strong person. You are a very lucky person. Things just always seem to go your way. And because you're so lucky, you don't really have a lot of worries. You just hope for the best in life. You're sometimes a little guilty of being greedy. Spread your luck around a little to people who need it. You are usually the best at everything ... you strive for perfection. You are confident, authoritative, and aggressive. You have the classic "Type A" personality. You are a free spirit, and you resent anyone who tries to fence you in. You are unpredictable, adventurous, and always a little surprising. You may miss out by not settling down, but you're too busy having fun to care. You are well rounded, with a complete perspective on life. You are solid and dependable. You are loyal, and people can count on you. At times, you can be a bit too serious. You tend to put too much pressure on yourself. You are very intuitive and wise. You understand the world better than most people. You also have a very active imagination. You often get carried away with your thoughts. You are prone to a little paranoia and jealousy. You sometimes go overboard in interpreting signals. You are deeply philosophical and thoughtful. You tend to analyze every aspect of your life. You are intuitive, brilliant, and quite introverted. You value your time alone. Often times, you are grumpy with other people. You don't appreciate them trying to interfere in your affairs. You are very open. You communicate well, and you connect with other people easily. You are a naturally creative person. Ideas just flow from your mind. A true chameleon, you are many things at different points in your life. You are very adaptable.

What's Your Name's Hidden Meaning?

Nice hokkien song -- k ao

叶丽梅的POST

有个网友在我的部落格留言说，我怎么叫人别去接近负面的人。。。。

我有吗？我有这么“笨”吗？！哈哈！

我对这个留言，只想说：“我虽不是个百分白的好人，但也不会笨到“明目张胆”地在空中做“坏人”，哈哈！

我没生这个网友的气，我只是觉得为什么会有这样的“解读”？我怎么会明目张胆地搞这样的“人生攻击”？哈哈！尤其是我，我是出了名的“烂好人”一个，在广播上“使坏”，我没胆，哈哈。。。

广播有时就是“恐怖”在这里，你明明没这个意思，竟能解读成这样。。是我当时说得不清楚，还是听者过于敏感？记得曾经看过新传媒的一个电台广告，listen to wat you want .广告中，人物的对话都被“选择性”地被消音，听到的都是“你”想听的，但这广告表达的是“正面”、积极的。其实现实生活中，我们有时不也跟广告中的人一样，潜意识地“消音”，关键只是在于你是正面地接收，还是负面地。。。

我有个朋友，常常总是把别人的好意，解读为恶意。开始时，我以为她总是遇人不淑。直到有一次，事发刚好我也在场，结果对方的话语，在我和我这朋友的解读下，我们彼此“接收”到的意思竟是“南辕北辙”的。我这才发现原来我这朋友是个“负面”份子，总是“以小人之心，度君子之腹”。

有时我们在广播上，会看到一些“莫名其妙”的SMS，乱批我们。仿如我们广播员都是一些“狼心狗肺”的家伙在做节目。我们在看到这类的SMS时，都会问同事：“刚才我讲了什么？这个听众怎么会有"酱"的反应”？！通常都只有无奈地耸耸肩。。心想：唉，怎么这人硬要“对号入座”，是心虚，还是我们言之有理，你“老羞成怒”？

其实做人应该要正面，解读别人的话语也应该往好的方面想，一味着想别人的不是，是别人“坏心肠”，别人在“落井下石”，何必呢？别让自己变成一个negative的人，其实透过你的思想和谈话就能洞悉。。

没什么是改不过来的，人生是灰、还是色彩斑斓，全在于你自己的选择。其实要让自己正面、乐观很简单，那就凡事别太执著、应该宽以待人，相信好人好事是存在的。。。

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阿扁最新力作 - 不知是阿扁

Must see and listen ! Please hit it !

不知是啊扁 （击此）

好。。有意思的比喻啊。。。

就在国家大力的叫国民“生啊生！”的当儿，

一些还能以“生产力”报国的人犹豫踌躇之际，

听众发给我这样的一个“笑话”sms ！



儿 : 爸, 为何我会来到这个世界?　

爸 (上网中) : 迟点再说你知好吗?　 　

儿 : 为何不现在说?说啦~　

爸 (像回忆起一段憾事) : 好啦 , 好啦 , 你听清楚啦~　 　

有一天，你爸妈在房里上网时，你爸 connect 去你妈那儿，而你妈从我支 memory stick 里download 了些东西。当你爸 upload 完后，发现自己没开 firewall，你妈又没 antivirus。那时我想 delete 时已太迟，九个月后你就来到这个世界啦 ，儿你明不明呀?

儿 : 哦 ~ 原来我是病毒 ！


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奥运喜讯之《我们做到了！》

就是在这一刻，想说：

太棒了！

就在这一刻，想凑个喜悦的热潮：

冯天薇，有前途！

她的心理素质将助她迈进一步！

就在这一刻，想干一杯 ！

















后记：

15/8/2008，2-4pm 当我值班的时候，眼睛已紧盯卫星直播，到了傍晚6点，新加坡女子乒乓团队半决赛不负众望，取下关键性的一分，我们得到奥运奖牌了，48年，比我还“老”的岁月，办公室的同事都放下手上的工作，时间在那一刻是停顿又焦虑的。

经过咖啡店的时候告诉刚做完生意的熟食挡主，他没什么表情，可是我也释然，还是值得高兴的。

看了明德的部落格，他直率的说出不是什么人都可以大声说的问号，关乎于“种”的问题，总是会引起丢酒瓶的事。

其实DNA的这码子事，是天注定的。什么人做什么事，而且是他擅长的事。

不是有句话这么说：“做事在人，成事在天”。

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HaiYor!

一句：“FUCK”如此容易破口而出啊！

Whole list of ndp theme song

Was being bombarded by 1003 this 2 weeks by national day theme songs...

Actually every year national day, it is the theme song that makes me look 4ward to it:

2008年-蔡淳佳 Hady Mirza 《晴空万里》





2007年-陈洁仪 《There's No Place I'd Rather Be》；-many singer 《Will you》





2006年-龚诗嘉 《幸福的图形》



2005年-芮恩 《勇敢向前飞》



2004年-陈洁仪+林俊杰 《家》



2003年-孙燕姿 《全心全意》



2002年-孙燕姿 《一起走到》



2001年-蔡健雅 《属于》



2000年-许美静 《星月》



1999年-陈毓云+梦飞船 《心连心》



1998年-陈洁仪 《家》



From the year 1998 onwards, there are celebrity singer each year who will sing the ndp theme song during national day period.

Made me close to tears...

百万大歌星-with Yoga

爱情是圆的 MV

Super hilarious but she's professional

Double happiness: http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=2033568&page=7

click link for animation

Double happiness = Her bdae + greeting from a fly during anchoring

空荡的胸前。。应该戴上一把金汤匙吧！~重温超级星光大道1

Attracted by the golden spoon necklace yoga has on the coverstory of the latest Teenage Magazine...Unfortunately can't find the picture to post.

Random one: more to come:



好舒服啊~~







Glad to be able to attend Eason's Moving on Stage 11 this coming saturday!!

yoga's new album song mv

神秘嘉宾



伯樂

后还是前？

Life ends;
when you stop Dreaming,
Hope ends;

when you stop Believing,

Love ends;

when you stop Caring,

And Friendship ends;

when you stop Sharing...!!!




没有后的就没有前的，你要后的还是前的？

Radio 1003《圆圈》Circle

颜色解说

蓝 Blue

最爱空想, 害羞内向, 容易一见钟情. 内心得满足比物质来得重要.



白 White

对别人要求高, 对自己却十分宽松. 不会把感情显露出来, 是个深藏不漏的人物.

粉红 Pink

对爱情非常细腻. 喜欢追求浪漫气氛, 浓厚的人情味和体贴的心.

黑 Black

喜欢隐藏自己的颜色，给人一种神秘的感觉.





红 Red

外向乐天. 行动多于空谈. 喜爱运动， 也爱引人注意.




黄 Yellow

具有冒险能力. 对于现况总是无法满足. 下定决心的事都能勇往直前.




绿 Green

现实派. 重视人际关系, 社交手腕出色, 是个想法保守的人.


From: kysean’s blog @ omy blog

Tokyo Tower

蕾 - 可苦可乐

Sorry I was too impatient

Here:

http://yzone.omy.sg/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=404&Itemid=57

伍家辉校园演唱会 一把吉它迷倒众生


伍家辉上星期到新加坡理工学院进行校园演唱会，没有华丽的舞台，只有一把吉他，和一把好嗓子。整个演唱会以无插电的方式进行，在演唱专辑里的一首《听听》之前，他对台下的歌迷们“表白”一番。

伍家辉说：“看到大家唱着我的歌那么开心，我也愿意写更多的歌曲。”，表达了不断创作和写歌的推动力。他也感谢歌迷们对他的耐心和包容，大家在台下一起“伴唱”，让他很感动。

伍家辉的这场“虽然我愿意”校园演唱会，是由电台1003和新加坡理工学院学生联盟（SPSU）所举办的。当晚演唱会，伍家辉清澈的嗓音、诚恳的表现、俘虏了现场观众的心。

学生Adeline觉得现场unplugged方式很考验歌手的唱功。她表示，伍家辉演唱的一首写给歌神张学友的《黑白画映》，就反映出了实力。

伍家辉演唱的其他歌曲包括：《无家可回》、《肚子饿了》、《我疯你》、《要你说爱我》等。当然，还不忘献上“成名曲”《一人一半》。

此外，为了带动现场的气氛，并拉进歌迷与伍家辉之间的距离，主持人Ken也和几名同学玩起唱歌PK赛。

首次观看校园演唱会的一年级新生Jovi表示：“这场校园演唱会很棒，有好听的歌曲，和好笑的对话，非常enjoy。我才刚入学，这次的经验让我体会到campus life的乐趣，有机会的话还会再出席！”

伍家辉SP校园演唱会

Looks like it's not getting published. Here, on my blog:

因为你们爱唱，所以他写

报道／潘勇全（新加坡理工学院通讯员）
摄影／陈婉玲（新加坡理工学院学生）

伍家辉在演唱专辑里的一首《听听》之前，对台下的歌迷们表达了自己如今能够不断创作和写歌的推动力，他说道：“看到大家唱着我的歌那么开心，我也愿意写”。能够了解歌手有如此含有肯定了对彼此的影响力、沟通以及参与感的想法，相信对双方来说都是件令人兴奋的事。

电台1003和新加坡理工学院学生联盟（SPSU）为FM Music旗下艺人伍家辉在星期一傍晚的学院大礼堂，举办了“虽然我愿意”校园演唱会。整场演唱会让在场的同学认识到就是爱唱歌以及享受彼此在渴望的淳朴环境和企图心下，在音乐道路上积极迈步的伍家辉。

当晚演唱会也仅仅以了一把吉他，一把好嗓子的无插电模式来进行。这样子能够让现场听见伍家辉最清澈的嗓音、诚恳的呈现、不负众望的现场演唱实力以及或许允许自己在聆听接下来写歌的推动力。

前来听演唱会的Adeline也觉得现场unplugged唱式的确很考验歌手的唱功。间中一首《黑白画映》其实已让她断定了伍家辉果然是位实力派歌手！

伍家辉当晚除了演唱收录在专辑里的主打《无家可回》、《肚子饿了》、《我疯你》、《要你说爱我》，而且还不忘献上一曲红了自己的《一人一半》以及写给歌神张学友的《黑白画映》。首首优美的旋律和动听歌声可是让大家一起哼着唱，也同时陶醉其中。

此外，为了带动现场的气氛和促进歌迷与伍家辉之间的互动，主持人Ken也跟几名同学玩起唱歌PK赛以送出一部价值＄299的耳机一套。

伍家辉在高歌了大家耳熟能详的一曲《一人一半》为演唱会落幕曲之前，也为歌迷们对他的耐心和包容表示心存感激。因为他坦言自己虽然没有绚丽的舞台和华丽的服装，但仍得到各位的支持和台下的伴唱，因此很感激和欣慰。

最后，伍家辉提到了当一位歌手的却不容易，再加上自己性格自闭，所以特别为这些的得来不易感到感恩。更何况拥有一群爱配唱自己歌的歌迷同行，相信未来的伍家辉肯定值得期待！

首次观看校园演唱会的一年级新生Jovi表示：“演唱会进行得很棒—有好听的歌曲、歌声跟暴笑的对话，自己非常enjoy。对我刚入学有着很好的campus life体会，有机会的话还会再出席！”

星光三班on康熙来了

Super duper funny clip....

怎样？。。。

我成功咯！！！

什麼才叫成功？
有人覺得只要達到以下三點就是成功：
1.我是好人
2.我是有用的人
3.我是快樂的人

按以上的话。。哈哈~ 我成功了！
你呢？

Ratatouille trailer modifed

Recall...

+ (dun noe y can't embed)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pijdslMDbtA

I thought these are really humourous

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Video: food on board

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Video: BUS to KL

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A collection of my K songs

A collection of my K-ing songs for the start of year 2008. Just in case i forget.







List still continues on
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伤感容易传染。。

看了丽梅的部落格，得知她有多么难接受一位非常要好的朋友突然逝世的消息，突然也难过起来。不知道为什么啦也觉得怪怪的，毕竟我不认识MC。

但是我相信我的难过是因为感染到了丽梅失去了好友的伤感吧。

要更加珍惜身边所有。。尤其是家人朋友。

丽梅blog：maxmeinv.blogspot.com
MC blog：mcking13.spaces.live.com/

新的一年！

新的一年！要快乐哦！因为今年在二月份多了一天快乐的机会！366天呢！

为你们介绍一位我欣赏的人兼个性：

let me introduce a character of somebody i admired very much:

Life! - Life People
Shut up and listen
Mak Mun San , the monday interview
1873 words
24 December 2007
Straits Times
English
(c) 2007 Singapore Press Holdings Limited
Radio 100.3's Wong Woon Hong has a reputation for being arrogant, but the motormouth deejay is also one of the most hardworking in the business
DO NOT mess with deejay Wong Woon Hong.
Better known as Huang Wenhong, the programme and promotions director of Mandarin station Radio 100.3 has an attitude which is as uncompromising as his dagger-tongued reputation.
Once, a popular Hong Kong singer-actor, whom we'll call C, was scheduled to appear live on his show at 6pm.
C was an hour late, and the reason given by the movie company minder was that they were stuck in traffic.
'But my friend at a rival station told me that C was delayed because he was recording some jingles there,' says the Malaysia-born Wong, who is a Singapore permanent resident.
'Can you imagine how angry I was? I'd already announced to the whole world that C would be coming, but no one even bothered to call to say they would be late. My station is small, but you can't bully us like this.'
Radio 100.3, which is owned by SPH Multimedia and NTUC Media Cooperative, is ranked fourth out of the five Chinese radio stations here.
It lags behind MediaCorp's YES 93.3FM, Love 97.2FM and Capital 95.8FM.
As there was another programme slated to start at 7pm, Wong informed the minder that C could not go on air. Instead, he ushered them to another studio to do a recorded interview with another deejay.
'Then I threw it away,' he says, still looking decidedly defiant as he relates the 2001 incident.
It is no coincidence that the name of this deejay's morning radio show, which he co-hosts with Ye Limei, is Don't Give A Damn!.
No qualms telling people off
WONG, 36, is as provocative as they come.
He has just finished his morning shift and we are chatting in his office in Toa Payoh North. He shows no signs of fatigue as he rattles on in Mandarin for almost three hours, not stopping once to take a sip of water.
And this man does not simply talk. He fires non-stop like a cassette tape stuck in fast-forward mode.
'I'vealreadysloweddownalotforyou,' he says, laughing.
You notice that there is a piece of cake on his desk and ask if that is his breakfast.
Shrugging, he replies that it came courtesy of one of the big bosses.
'I told my colleague that it would be more practical if he gave us some money instead of just a piece of cake,' he says.
Would he say that to the boss' face?
He shoots back without thinking: 'Why not? It's true, don't you think?'
Wong, in case you haven't noticed, is someone who does not mince his words, on and off air.
Case in point: He was in the news recently for telling a listener to 'shut up' when the latter sent him five SMSes to tell him to stop being so 'hao lian' (Hokkien for arrogant).
He also told her to listen to another radio station instead.
With a soft sigh, he says: 'Perhaps my English is not too good, but to me, 'shut up' is not an offensive term. I tell my friends to shut up all the time.'
And by his own admission, he has already toned down a lot since the incident involving C. 'I was too emotional then,' he acknowledges with a nod.
Now, if a celebrity does not turn up on time, he says, he would still plug that person's song accordingly.
'I've learnt over the years that there is no need to go to extremes.'
Even so, he admits he has no qualms about telling people off if he feels they have no respect for him.
For example, when a client asked if he could 'sound like (Capital 95.8FM deejay) Ong Teck Chon' during a voice-over job, he told that person bluntly to 'go look for Teck Chon'.
Wong does smack of arrogance, but he is one of the rare individuals who are able to do it with such flair that you find yourself admiring his guts rather than being put off by him.
It helps that apart from his professionalism - which he is fiercely proud of even though he says he is worth only 60 marks out of 100 - he does not take himself too seriously.
Off duty, he allows his endearing Malaysian accent to creep into the conversation, which is equivalent to a deejay from an English station speaking Singlish in private.
But if you take it as a sign of slackness, you are wrong.
The self-confessed workaholic is one of the most hardworking in the business. In fact, that is the reason he cites for the failure of a three-year relationship which ended this year.
'I used to be really crazy. When I went to Hong Kong on holiday, I'd stay in the hotel room all day and listen to the radio,' he says.
'When I'm in Tokyo, I'd go to these outdoor studios and stare at the deejays for hours. I don't understand Japanese, but I can learn a lot from their body language and their tone of voice.'
omy editor and My Paper associate editor Chua Chim Kang, 42, feels that Wong is the most creative and quick-witted deejay in Singapore.
'It's not easy for someone like him to find a stage that he can thrive in,' notes Chua, who appears regularly on Wong's talk shows.
'This is not the largest stage he can find, but he will not give up on what he believes in just to have a bigger space.'
Big fish in a small pond
BORN on July 27, 1971, in Kluang, Johor, he is the youngest of six children of chicken sellers.
His parents retired about nine years ago and still live in Malaysia. He lives alone in a condominium apartment in Sembawang.
As a child, he was very naughty at home but a model pupil in school.
From a young age, he would rise at about six in the morning to help out at his parents' shop, collecting money from the customers.
'I met all sorts of people and learnt what to say and do to please them,' he says.
When he went to secondary school and pre-university, his grades suffered as he was too involved in extra-curricular activities like basketball and drama society.
'I was the worst student in the best class,' he recalls, grinning.
To make matters worse, he hated science but chose the science stream anyway because 'all my friends took science and arts was for girls only'.
Friends have always played an important role in his life.
'I value friendship so much that if my friend came to my house and my mother prepared just one bowl of soup, I'd refuse to drink it,' he says.
When he was 19, he left Malaysia to study in Taiwan's National Chengchi University, majoring in journalism.
It was there that he honed his leadership and people skills, after he was picked as the representative of his cohort of overseas students.
During his third year, he started working part-time in a local radio station, doing what he loved best - reading the news.
He could speak only Malaysian-accented Mandarin then but the Taiwanese did not mind as they found it to be 'full of character'.
'They didn't want standard Mandarin as it was associated with mainland China,' he explains.
A few months before he graduated, he applied to be a deejay with MediaCorp Radio and flew to Singapore three times on his own expense for the written test, voice test and interview.
His investment paid off. He got the job, despite not knowing who Singapore's Transport Minister was, a question which came up in the written test.
He started his career in Capital 95.8FM in 1995, swiftly making a name for himself as the deejay with the motormouth and a wit to match.
In 2000, he won the Best Roving Report DJ prize at the Golden Mike Awards, but quit a year later. He then did part-time work at YES 93.3FM for half a year.
'I had a feeling Anna would look for me,' he says of his decision to leave, referring to Radio 100.3's vice-president Anna Lim, 46.
She had also left MediaCorp for the new station, which was then called UFM 100.3.
Sure enough, she approached him and he crossed over.
But the straight-talking Wong is the first to tell you that things have not been plain sailing since Day One.
In the first two years, he even broke down and cried twice when he was overwhelmed by the workload.
Then there have been the constant struggles against what he sees as prejudiced treatment from record and movie companies.
'I've been bullied for six years. People don't treat us with respect because we're not the big boys,' he says. 'It's a very, very lousy feeling.'
However, being in a relatively small station has its advantages. He has the freedom to say no to advertisers, something he knows he might not be able to do if he was working somewhere else.
According to Lim, he has entertained thoughts of resigning almost every year.
'All I can say is he has really given everything to this station. No one can ask any more from him that he hasn't already done,' she says.
He admits he has often wondered if it is time for him to leave to make way for younger deejays, and that he is still 'at a crossroads'.
'I'm not sure if I'm slowing down the pace at which this station is growing,' he says, adding that he does not rule out returning to Malaysia one day to help his sister run her metal hardware business.
But will his loyal listeners be tuning in to him on a different frequency, that of a rival station's, one day?
It is anyone's guess, it seems.
Yes, his former employer has approached him several times, but his answer has been the same: 'I'll leave only when our ratings go up.'
He gives a wry smile, amused by the irony of his own reply.