My resolutions for 2007

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I know i'm not gonna keep them anyway, but i should at least try rite?

1) Learn to DJ. ( NOT those crappy ones on the radio but those in clubs.)

2) Start running. In summary keep fit lah... My garvitational pull has somehow gotten stronger towards earth, its kinda scary...

3) Visit Australia. Damnit everyone has been there except me!

4) Have at least 2K in the bank by 2008 new year's eve.

There you go. Kinda big hopes aye? Will try lah. No guarantee.

Aftermath

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The cold has finally left the building, leaving the sniffles and cough-a-lot as residue. Not only that, because of the damage, i now sound like a bloody walrus. In fact, with different octave at different time of the day.

What a way to start a new year.

PS: I went back to office to finish up the mag. Good thing my editors joined in till its done. I can peacefully come to work tomo without worrying.

Night at the Museum

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Trying to break the norm celebrating the new year jolsting among crowds at the usual spots. A bunch of us decided to hop-on over to the new National Museum celebration and behold, it was quite literally an eye opener. Aerial artistes from Project Bandaloop, a dance company from the United States had put up a breathtaking display of dance movements prior to the countdown for which followed by hard thumping clubbing bonanza to dance into the night.

Happy New Year!

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Nothing is gonna keep a sick man down. Have a happy new year everyone! Peace out!

*Cough

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There goes my celebrations...

... this sucks.

Let it rain, let it rain. let it rain...

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Well, Christmas has left and its only a few more days before a new year begins. It amazing where all the time went in a blink of an eye.


Btw, here what i got during the office Christmas gift Xchange:

1) A hand-made hanging plaque. Rather useless but sweet though. Its the thought that counts...


2) Cars DVD. Heh they know me well. What to buy for a movie freak? A DVD of cos!

3) A Vibrator...

No lah..its actually a USB powered eye massager. No kidding. Its kinda powerful too. Just place it to where its needed and it'll do wonders.

Wait-a-min. That didn't sound right...

Anyway even though i don't celebrate Christmas, it was a rather enjoyable one with a b-day get-together, followed by a KTV at a really sleazy location and ending it off at St James PowerStation. Had to head home early though cos i had to meet up with a long old fren of mine who annually returns home from Germany. Rekindling all the good old fun times we had back during the army days it was a pleasent surprise even after so long, things never change.

Anyway, its 2 days away. i've got some resolution to aim for which i hope to fufill. One of which is to blog every single day, even if i have nothing to talk about. Silly resolution are always fun...sucks the seriousness out of it...Also among others which i shall reveal later.

Its 1:30am now. Gotta go sleep and wake up early to go to work and finish up the magazine while SOMEONE is off to Shanghai to celebrate new year with frens...*turning green...

Merry Christmas everyone!

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...and the nominations are...

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Presenting an array of nominations for the Jan/Feb cover of JetAway, the infligt mag for Jet Star airline. Which will be the triumph? Stay tuned!

MX Vidcast 006 launched!

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Uploading 2 x 60Mb video file up to youtube is no laughing matter when the uploading speed is 4kb/sec.

Yikes.

Anyway, everything is finally running smoothly with the main page fully updated with the new vid onboard and the full press conference up and running at the article page.

Those interested to watch Mr Chow Yun-Fat on tour for his latest film Curse of the Golden Flower, click away below for the motion splendour.

movieXclusive.com - Vidcast 006

TV Junkie

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These past few weeks, i've been more actively involve in watching alot of TV. No, not the crappy shows that we get on our island of ours. I'm talking about those in the States. TV nowadays has become a tool for story-telling and a venue to showcase talents in a longer run, developing characters and plots instead of the run-of-a-mill 2 hrs rush down. Spaning over months every week, it fails to amaze me on how some of these plots unfold and leave us with nail biting cliff-hangers, makoing us wanting for more. But unlike films, where we have to wait years for a sequel, all we have to do is just tune in next week for a conclusion.

I recently finished the 1st season of Prison Break and it left me wanting for more. And now, to my surprise, the dvd set i bought from Amazon, which was stated to arrive on the 6th Dec, was nicely sitting on my desk when i came home.


The 1st Season of X-files and 1st season of OZ (Its a prison drama, not the Dorothy kind...).

I don't think my TV craving will end anytime soon.

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