DINNER AT PARISS / CHUPACABRA CAPTURED ON

DASH CAM / JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF

THE EARTH


Updates quite often nowadays. Okay. Unable to go to morning lesson this two days. because i really cant wake up on time. Just feel so tired. Yeah. early in the morning now. and im still awake. Hope i can make it for morning lesson later.

Okay. Wednesday means yesterday. End school at 5pm. Meet my family and some of my dad's friends. we headed for our dinner at Pariss located at Marina Square. Some seafood buffet. Im getting fat. need to control ar. i just love eating.

Tuesday. Finish school at 5pm. Catch a movie at Bedok Interchange with Chester, Chiu Ling and Sebastian. okay. its $5!. i think u cant find any other place cheaper than this in Singapore. After movies. The two C went home. me and sebastian went for dinner at Long John Silver.

Quite a number of pictures below. Sorry.




Wednesday Evening. the sky is so blue.

Mocha Frappi.

Shots before dinner ~.














DINNER AT PARISS

Okay. its a Seafood buffet. The crab is great. lots of seafood. there have huge oyster. prawns, clayfish and many more. Its $38.80++ per head. is not over price. Worth it.

http://www.pariss.com.sg/

FOOD WE HAD.

not much photos of foods. because no photo taking at the buffet display. =(.

Black pepper Crab.

Lamb Chop

Huge Prawn.

Steak.

Roasted beef.





my dad.


My parents.





My dad's friends.

RANDOMS PHOTOS.



me and Vic.

Princess 3. Last day for princess 3. sold to some ktv company.

DINNER AT LONG JOHN.


Sebas's

Mine.

SUPPER WITH DAD AFTER HIS WORK.


okay. my dad ordering goods. listening to my dad conversation with the suppler. Damn funny. Chinese mix with cantonese. Because my dad chinese not that good.

Tender Fresh.

Supper.

OLD TRAFFORD, GOOGLE SKETCHUP AT HOME

Actually, doing some homework at home of the two storey plan. Quite boring. then i download the model of Old trafford. Damn impressive ar.







TRIVIAS QUESTIONS

1. Where is it common to burn fake money and other symbols of wealth to avoid harassment by ghosts?

Chinese communities all over the world.

2. A giant comet hitting the earth is said to have caused the extinction of most life on earth including the dinosaurs. Where did it land?

Just north of the Yucatan peninsula in Southern Mexico.

The event took place abou65 million years ago and accounts

for the unique geography of the Yucatan.

3. In which East Asian city do all citizens have the right to reside in Europe?

Macau, a former Portuguese colony on China's southern coast,

which has reverted back to China's sovereignty. Unlike Britain

in its treatment of citizens of Hong Kong, Portugal has offered

any citizens of Macau the right to live in the home country.



MOVIES WATCHED

Journey To The Center Of The Earth 3D
Quite an average show. Expected more because quite a number of good comments from friends. The movies is too short.

STORY: 3 STARS
ACTING: 3.5 STARS
DIRECTION: 3 STARS
VISUALS: 3.5 STARS
ENTERTAINMENT: 4 STARS

OVERALL: 3.4STARS


FEATURING NEWS


Dog guarded owner's body for weeks after suicide


A dog stood guard over her owner's body for up to six weeks after the man committed suicide on the remote northeastern Colorado plains, authorities said.

The body of 25-year-old Jake Baysinger of La Salle was found Sunday on the Pawnee National Grasslands about 75 miles northeast of Denver. Cash, his German shepherd, was found beside him, thin and dehydrated but still alive. The dog had apparently survived by eating mice and rabbits, authorities said.



Rape victims pleased former cop never will be free

Sarah Gliege remembers far too much about the January night she was raped.

She remembers the gun on her chest, pointed toward her head. She remembers the realization that, months from her wedding and just after finding out she was pregnant, she might be killed.

And she remembers thinking she might save herself if she just gave in.

"No one should have to beg another person for his or her life," Gliege said Tuesday before Jeffrey Pelo, the man convicted of the 2005 rape, was sentenced to 440 years in prison. "It's a soul-crushing experience."

STRANGE NEWS


Proof or Hoax? Bigfoot Said Found in Georgia

Two Georgia men claim to have found in the northern woods of that state something that has been often reported but never proven to exist: a Bigfoot.

They say they have a body, photos of the body, and DNA evidence — some or all of which will be revealed this Friday, Aug. 15, at a press conference in Palo Alto, Calif.

If the group does have a Bigfoot carcass (and if they actually show the body, instead merely displaying photographs of a supposed body), then perhaps scientists will take note. Still, it's not clear how, exactly, the group will prove that what they have is a Bigfoot. Because there is no comparison specimen, there is no DNA analysis that can definitively identify Bigfoot tissue.

Readers may recall the much-hyped press conference held on May 30, where a man claimed he would provide "definitive proof" of alien visitation. His "proof" turned out to be a short fuzzy video clip of what he said was an alien head outside his window trying to ogle his teen daughters. Needless to say, top scientists were not awestruck by his evidence



Legendary 'chupacabra' captured on dash cam?

See the police-camera tape that's got people buzzing about an animal that could be the Chupacabra.

http://gmy.news.yahoo.com/v/9256876

MANCHESTER UNITED NEWS



Park eyes training return

Ji-sung Park hopes to put a frustrating summer behind him next week with a return to full training.

The midfielder hasn't made any pre-season appearances for United, following a flare-up of his knee injury while playing for Korea at the end of the last campaign.

But with Ji's rehabilitation almost complete, he could be taking part in first-team training sessions between the Newcastle (17 August) and Portsmouth (25 August) matches.

Park told MUTV: "I need probably one more week (before I'm back in full training), I'm nearly there. I'm looking forward to the season because last season I missed six months.

"I want to play more than last season and show my ability on the pitch. Then maybe I will get more chances (in the team)."

Park will hopefully pick up from where he left off last season, when he started five of United's last eight matches including the crucial league game against Arsenal at Old Trafford and both legs of the Champions League semi-final.


Fighting talk from Terry

Bullish Chelsea skipper John Terry says United "don't have another level to go to" and insists the Blues are ready to raise their game this season.

Sir Alex's misconstrued comments about ageing players earlier this summer have ruffled a few feathers at Stamford Bridge. The Reds boss said that, in comparison to United's young and developing players, Chelsea's older squad will find it difficult to see improvement from last season.

Terry hit back regardless. "Sir Alex realises we weren't too far away from them at the very top of their game," he countered. "I don't think they've got another level to go to.

"Take nothing away from United, they've been fantastic. But they have a lot of players in their team who have hit peak form in the last two years. Every year we're going to give them a good go for their money. We're no longer a nearly team."

When you consider the leading lights in United's attack - Ronaldo (23), Rooney (22), Tevez (24) - and emerging talents Anderson (20) and Nani (21), it would seem to contradict Terry's claims that United will not see yet further progress. Even Vidic, Hargreaves, Park, Carrick, Evra, Foster and Fletcher are 27 or younger.

Ultimately, Terry knows the emphasis is on Chelsea to up their game: "We need to raise the bar. At the end of the day last season we wasn't good enough," he says. "It still hurts me to see pictures of United lifting those trophies.

"We need to set ourselves big targets: to win the Premier League, the FA Cup, get to the final of the Champions League and win it. Those are the targets." You can bet United's wiser, now more experienced, young guns will have something to say about that.


Papers: Berba on the brink

United close in on Berbatov

Dimitar Berbatov expects to be a Manchester United player within the next 48 hours. The Bulgarian striker has told his Tottenham team-mates that he is on his way to Old Trafford. The £25million deal ends a year-long pursuit of the player by United boss Alex Ferguson. As we reported on Saturday, United were confident the deal would be done by the end of this week. Now the Champions hope to unveil him as their new signing in time to be eligible for their big kick-off against Newcastle on Sunday. Berbatov, 27, feared the deal might be off when reports surfaced of possible United moves for Thierry Henry at Barcelona and Valencia’s David Villa. But Berbatov was always Ferguson’s No1 one target. He has had three bids rejected — last summer, in the New Year and at the end of this season.
Neil Custis, The Sun

Virtually every tabloid and broadsheet says the same, with varying transfer fees quoted, with the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph saying United will pay £28m.

John Terry thinks United "don't have another level to go to" but says Chelsea are ready to step it up a gear this season. "We weren’t too far away from them at the very top of their game," Terry told The Sun. "Rio’s been awesome. Ronaldo’s been unbelievable — I don’t think we’ll ever see that again."



Martin moves to Forest

Young Reds winger Lee Martin has joined Coca-Cola Championship outfit Nottingham Forest on a month's loan.

Martin was thrust straight into the Forest squad for Wednesday night's Carling Cup clash with Morecambe at the City Ground.

The 21-year-old winger, who United signed from Wimbledon as a 16-year-old, figured heavily on the Reds' pre-season trip to Africa, scoring against Orlando Pirates.

Martin has had previous loan spells with Royal Antwerp, Glasgow Rangers, Stoke City, Plymouth Argyle and Sheffield United.

Forest's website said that manager Colin Calderwood was "delighted" to have beaten competition to sign the tricky winger.

Martin becomes the fifth United player to head out on loan so far this season. He joins Danny Simpson (Blackburn), Craig Cathcart (Plymouth), Febian Brandy (Swansea) and Tom Heaton (Cardiff).

Forest drew 0-0 against Reading in their first game of the new season.



Big things expected of Nani

Sir Alex Ferguson believes United fans will witness increasingly mature performances from Nani this season once he has completed the remainder of his three-game domestic ban.

The Portuguese winger was dismissed for head-butting Lucas Neill in retaliation for a nasty challenge by the Australian in the penultimate league game of last season against West Ham.

Nani was forced to sit out the last-day trip to Wigan back in May and will miss United's next two league matches against Newcastle and Portsmouth.

However, when he does return to action, Sir Alex is expecting big things from the 21-year-old.

"Nani has gone through the same process as all the young players and you are looking for that jump up in performance level," explained the United boss.

“His maturity should be better as well, which is important. He is a very young 21. That immaturity showed itself against West Ham at the end of the season. That has cost us because he is missing for the first two games.

“But when he develops that he will be an outstanding talent. He has courage and speed, can play with both feet and does not melt in big atmospheres.”

End!~ 5.44am.