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:-D, originally uploaded by Hina :-).

I love my boss.

Come & support JC!

Dear friends ,

JC , a well-known photographer @ HK , our long time friend , has been diagnosed with cancer and his life term is at the moment very unstable.
Wing Shya and Shyalala , along with some other groups , will be holding an exhibition for him so as to try and do what we can.
With this, we are asking if you could so kindly help to send out this invitation to all your listing groups so that we can gather as much people to the exhibition opening as well raise the funds for him and his family.





Exhibition details :

18.12.2007-04.01.2008

2/F, Pacific House , 20 Queens Road , Central , Hong Kong.
11:00-20:00 daily (closed on monday)
*Enquiry (852) 2167 1646

Please help us send this invitation to your group list and thank you for your kind support. Should there be further queries, kindly do not hesitate to call or email.

Cheers,
Lyn Savage

Realization

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For the many years of being on earth, she has come to realise that somehow it is not where really suits her, she finds it really hard to cope with beings on earth.

Uneasiness, confusion, she has got no love, what is the point of saving if killings keep happening...

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Hail 'bigger than golf balls' pummels Sydney

By ninemsn staff

Hail stones "bigger than golf balls" pummelled Sydney this afternoon as a violent thunderstorm swept across the city's western and northern suburbs, injuring at least 30 people.

The storm unleashed winds gusts of 90km/h, according to forecast website weatherzone.com.au, and followed Friday's fierce storm that flooded the city's CBD and caused the death of one man.

In the Rooty Hill culdesac safety manager Frank Micallef calls home, five car windscreens were "smashed" today as hail stones up to 8cm in diameter fell non-stop for more than 20 minutes.

"My car has got more hits than Elvis," Mr Micallef told ninemsn.

"[The hail storm] was so loud, my wife and I couldn't hear the TV. We couldn't even talk to each other."

"It was just terrible," he said. Mr Micallef said thunder and heavy rain hit about 3.30pm, and then came the deluge of hail.

"It went really dark," he said. "As quick as it came, was as quick as it went."

The storm started from a cluster of smaller systems that developed south of the Blue Mountains in the early afternoon, according to Weatherzone.

These storms reached the city's outer southeastern suburbs, where they rapidly intensified and organised into one large storm.

Known as a "supercell" storm, this large system brought the destructive hail and wind that damaged property and felled trees.

At least 30 people were treated by ambulance officers for cuts and bruises suffered in the storm, a spokesperson for the service said.

Ambulances rushed to Kemps Creek in the city's west after the storm tore apart a kitchen tea party, National Nine News reported. Four of the guests were taken to hospital.

"I've never seen anything like it. I'm still in shock," one guest told Nine.

At Glenhaven, trees were blown over onto cars.

Gerald Wan, a 58-year-old fund manager from Cherrywood in the city's north-west, said the hail stones that fell outside his house were "bigger than golf balls".

"When the stones hit the ground they bounced off in every direction like bullets."

"It was pretty painful when they hit you."

Mr Wan said it hailed non-stop for about 20 minutes. "It was pretty frightening."

Commerce student Rachael Ong, who also lives in western Sydney, said the hail started off pretty small "and then these massive chunks started coming down".

"We could hear these massive thumps on the roof."

Ms Ong said she and her family were scared for the car. "We only just made it inside before it started hailing."

Flights at Sydney airport were disrupted by the storm and this afternoon a spokesman said further delays were possible.

A Bureau of Meteorology spokesman said the storm was expected to move out to sea following the deluge of rain, hail and damaging winds on the Central Coast.

"There's been quite a swath of large hail," he said.

"(We've had) lots of reports of hail of golf-ball size, we've had a few reports of hail up to seven centimetres in a couple of places."

A general thunderstorm warning was in place for much of NSW until about 8pm, including Port Macquarie, Taree, Newcastle, Armidale, Tamworth and Moree.

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Temple Street, Hong Kong

Temple Street, Hong Kong, originally uploaded by Hina :-).

Photo-taking gotta be backo!

Chairman Mao

Chairman Mao, originally uploaded by Hina :-).

:-)

He will be a salesman soon.
hahaha~~~

Wrong place at wrong time......

Wrong target in oval murder: court
Monday Nov 26 16:35 AEDT


A case of mistaken identity may have led three teenage boys to punch and kick a man to death on a Sydney sporting oval, a court has been told.

Christopher Leichester was on his way to a party in Woolooware in Sydney's south on Saturday night when he was set upon by a group of teenage boys as he crossed the oval, Parramatta Children's Court was told.

In an unprovoked attack, the boys allegedly punched the 20-year-old New Zealander to the ground and kicked him several times in the head.

The savage assault severed an artery between his brain and central nervous system, as well as fracturing his cheekbone and causing a brain haemorrhage, according to a police statement of facts tendered to the court.

Mr Leichester, who had only been in Australia six months, died in hospital on Sunday afternoon.
Three 16-year-olds, from Menai, Connells Point and Narwee, all in Sydney's south, faced court on Monday charged with murder.

One of the boys sniffled and wiped his eyes during the hearing, while another hung his head and covered his face.

Court documents revealed the attack appeared to have occurred because the teenagers believed Mr Leichester had abused them as they drove away from Woolooware railway station a short time earlier.

But a witness told police it was two other men who chased and hurled abuse at the teenagers' car.

The documents said the boys aggressively approached Mr Leichester as he crossed the oval, demanding to know if he was "trying to start shit".

When he did not respond and tried to back away, one of the boys punched him under the chin, causing his head to snap back as he staggered backwards.

Another boy then allegedly punched him square in the face, knocking him to the ground.
"All three young people were standing over the victim at the time," the statement of facts alleged.

A witness told police there were then "four thuds in quick succession ... (then one of them) kicked the victim to the head causing a sickening thud".

In court on Monday, each of the boys pleaded not guilty and applied for bail, which was opposed by police.

Police prosecutor Phil Kraus said the boys knew many of the around 20 witnesses to the "unprovoked attack" and had contacted some of them prior to their arrest to tell them not to "snitch".

They were all refused bail by Magistrate Mark Richardson on the grounds that it was an offence of "significant violence" and there were no exceptional circumstances.

The boys were remanded in custody to reappear at the same court on December 6.




............ This is the world...

Words inside...

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心淡

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The scenery....

The scenery...., originally uploaded by Hina :-).

Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...
Eto akta gamat...

How dare you!

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How dare you be like that!

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Tai O, in Hong Kong

Tai O, in Hong Kong, originally uploaded by Hina :-).

It's been devastating
When will you come?
No one knows
Just go there with me
Won't you?
Look into my eyes
Hold it tight
Until I lay down
With no consiousness

Hello there....

Hello there...., originally uploaded by Hina :-).

I miss you...... been thinking of you, look into my eyes, please.
I miss you...... will we ever meet again?

A long day...

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I'm damn exhausted...
Continue later.

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