The gathering held at the mcdonald bukit tinggi 1 . I reach to the mcdonald around 1.40pm. The first person reach there is Siti Sarah. Next is me then Eugene Chua , Kelvin Chee, Emily, Yap Sam shern,Victor kueh, Brenda Yeoh and veronica tay. The event also start with order thing to eat . Next we were chatting among ourselves. We were chatting happilly. Then my friend plan go to giant for a walk. I went to the speedy video shop. I saw all the latest album like F.I.R, FISH LEONG, AND MANY MORE.... . On the way back to mcdonald it was rainning. Then we ran. We were playing true or dare .After that all my friend went home . I am the last person to go home. The event aslo end at here lo.....
I HOPE ANOTHER GATHERING BE HELD AGAIN.....
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
yeah liverpool come back
liverpoll crash fulham 2-0 . Liverpool back to the track to go to top of the epl.
Sunday, August 12, 2007
so boring during yester day school on 11 august 2007
The school start at 12.30pm. The first subject is math. Then the next subject until go home no teacher teaching.It was the boring day in my school class.My class only 17 student only come. So little right.
ok byebye. stop at here.......
ok byebye. stop at here.......
Sunday, July 8, 2007
INTERSCHOOL RALLY 2007
This year inter school rally is so rock la. It is so nice and so fun. I hope who did not go tak apa next got lagi. I become usher and i meet a lot of my friend. The t-shirt is like green but look like but is more to light colour. The interschoolrally startaroungd 7.30 pm . Then will start with interview like malaysian idol live got two people interview . Then the usher will shouting. ISCF rally was a hit! Hehe.It was awesome,and i tink around 7 people gt saved.(Thanks 2 GOD)Without God the rally would have been a disapointment.The shirt was ok la i still refer if it was black or white la.7/7/07 ,7colours in the rainbow(the rainbow was out logo we dint notice hehe the significants,7day of the week in the jewish calander(saturday is 7th day of a week for the jewish calender). I hope will so cool
Friday, June 15, 2007
3 june i go to klang parade roadshow
PROJECT SUPERSTAR 10 ALBUM ROADSHOW AT KLANG PARADE ON 3 JUNE. THEN I WILL POST SOME PICTURE.
Friday, June 1, 2007
DANIEL LEE 2ND ALBUM
TODAY 1 JUNE 07 AT SUNGEI WANG DANIEL LEE 2ND ALBUM HAD LAUNCH ON 7PM. I HOPE U ALL WILL SUPPORT THE ALBUM. THE PRICE IS ONLY RM35.00. THEN IF U BUY U WILL GET ONE MV AND 3D BOOKLET OF DANIEL PICTURE. THEN U CAN BUY THE ALBUM AT ANY STORE ON MALAYSIA.but change on 13 june only come out
Thursday, May 24, 2007
AC MILAN VS LIVERPOOL AT CHAMPION LEAGUE FINAL
AC Milan's season -- a classic Italian tale of trial, redemption and revenge worthy of the city's famous Scala opera house -- reached an ecstatic finale on Wednesday as they captured the European Cup for a seventh time with a 2-1 win over Liverpool in Athens.
For Milan's coach Carlo Ancelotti and his players, victory over the English side tasted all the sweeter for their famous capitulation in the same game against the same opponents two years ago, when they had been leading by three goals at halftime, only to end up losing on penalties.
For Milan's legendary captain, Paolo Maldini, there was also the personal achievement of winning the cup for a fifth time in a record eighth final appearance at the age of 39 -- though he vowed to play on next season.
"It's the fifth victory for me, and still very beautiful," he said. "Finishing with this trophy would be nice, but I want to play in the Supercup, and another Serie A championship. Then there is the Intercontinental Cup. And then I want to try to win the Champions League again next year. It'd be fantastic."
"It is the greatest victory we've had," said Ancelotti. "Few people believed we could do it, but we've done something extraordinary. Very few people or fans expected Milan to win this most important of trophies this season, perhaps nobody expected it."
With a side built around the mercurial skills of the Brazilian playmaker Kaka, the good cop-bad cop midfield partnership of Andrea Pirlo and Gennaro Gattuso and a wily, experienced defence marshalled by Alessando Nesta and Maldini, Milan always had the quality on paper to compete with the best.
But while European finals may be a birthright for a side second only to Real Madrid on the all-time Champions League winners list, this has been no ordinary campaign for the Rossoneri.
The club began the season with its name tarnished by its involvement in the match-fixing scandal that rocked Italian football and saw archrivals Juventus demoted to Serie B.
Milan got off lightly by comparison. A 15-point penalty was reduced to eight on appeal and they were reinstated in the Champions League having initially been barred from European competition.
But the team's form was also hurt; with Milan already languishing in the lower reaches of Serie A as they struggled to shake off the weight of that eight-point penalty, the club suffered three successive league defeats at home for the first time in 40 years.
In the Champions League, Milan advanced painfully through the group stage, moving Ancelotti to comment after a bleak home defeat by French side Lille, "If Milan are what we saw tonight, then it's total darkness, as we were awful."
Since then however, their season has been one of steady improvement. Edging themselves up to fourth in Serie A, it was in the Champions League that Milan's recovery was at its most potent.
After squeezing past Scottish champions Celtic in the last 16, they overcame a 2-2 home draw with Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals by beating the German side 2-0 in Bavaria.
A thrilling clash with Manchester United in the semis saw Kaka grab two priceless away goals at Old Trafford in a 3-2 defeat, before Milan wrapped up the tie with a 3-0 win back at the San Siro, matching United's natural free-flowing rhythms with a counterattacking swagger of their own that belied Italian football's reputation for defensive negativity.
Wednesday's final proved a more staccato affair, with Milan seemingly content to sit back for long passages of play in which Liverpool appeared the more threatening. But two classic poacher's goals by Filippo Inzaghi late in each half were enough to steer Milan to a success that has served to exorcise many of their demons.
In a season in which Italian football has been dragged through the mud by match-fixing and football violence, Wednesday's result perhaps completed the process of rehabilitation that began with the country's World Cup success in Germany last July
For Milan's coach Carlo Ancelotti and his players, victory over the English side tasted all the sweeter for their famous capitulation in the same game against the same opponents two years ago, when they had been leading by three goals at halftime, only to end up losing on penalties.
For Milan's legendary captain, Paolo Maldini, there was also the personal achievement of winning the cup for a fifth time in a record eighth final appearance at the age of 39 -- though he vowed to play on next season.
"It's the fifth victory for me, and still very beautiful," he said. "Finishing with this trophy would be nice, but I want to play in the Supercup, and another Serie A championship. Then there is the Intercontinental Cup. And then I want to try to win the Champions League again next year. It'd be fantastic."
"It is the greatest victory we've had," said Ancelotti. "Few people believed we could do it, but we've done something extraordinary. Very few people or fans expected Milan to win this most important of trophies this season, perhaps nobody expected it."
With a side built around the mercurial skills of the Brazilian playmaker Kaka, the good cop-bad cop midfield partnership of Andrea Pirlo and Gennaro Gattuso and a wily, experienced defence marshalled by Alessando Nesta and Maldini, Milan always had the quality on paper to compete with the best.
But while European finals may be a birthright for a side second only to Real Madrid on the all-time Champions League winners list, this has been no ordinary campaign for the Rossoneri.
The club began the season with its name tarnished by its involvement in the match-fixing scandal that rocked Italian football and saw archrivals Juventus demoted to Serie B.
Milan got off lightly by comparison. A 15-point penalty was reduced to eight on appeal and they were reinstated in the Champions League having initially been barred from European competition.
But the team's form was also hurt; with Milan already languishing in the lower reaches of Serie A as they struggled to shake off the weight of that eight-point penalty, the club suffered three successive league defeats at home for the first time in 40 years.
In the Champions League, Milan advanced painfully through the group stage, moving Ancelotti to comment after a bleak home defeat by French side Lille, "If Milan are what we saw tonight, then it's total darkness, as we were awful."
Since then however, their season has been one of steady improvement. Edging themselves up to fourth in Serie A, it was in the Champions League that Milan's recovery was at its most potent.
After squeezing past Scottish champions Celtic in the last 16, they overcame a 2-2 home draw with Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals by beating the German side 2-0 in Bavaria.
A thrilling clash with Manchester United in the semis saw Kaka grab two priceless away goals at Old Trafford in a 3-2 defeat, before Milan wrapped up the tie with a 3-0 win back at the San Siro, matching United's natural free-flowing rhythms with a counterattacking swagger of their own that belied Italian football's reputation for defensive negativity.
Wednesday's final proved a more staccato affair, with Milan seemingly content to sit back for long passages of play in which Liverpool appeared the more threatening. But two classic poacher's goals by Filippo Inzaghi late in each half were enough to steer Milan to a success that has served to exorcise many of their demons.
In a season in which Italian football has been dragged through the mud by match-fixing and football violence, Wednesday's result perhaps completed the process of rehabilitation that began with the country's World Cup success in Germany last July
Saturday, May 12, 2007
PROJECT SUPERSTAR GRAND FINAL 07 NEWS
YEAH HENLEY WON THE PROJECT SUPERSTAR SO HAPPY LA. I ASLO SUPPORT ORANGE ALSO. I WILL SUPPORT ORANGE AND HENLEY. ON THAT DAY THE GRAND FINAL IS BETTER THEN LAST YEAR LO. I LIKE HENLEY SING ENGLISH SONG LO
BADMINTON IN INDO 2007
MEN SINGLE MAS WIN AND GOING TO FINAL. THEN DOUBLE MEN MAS ASLO GOING TO FINAL IS THE MALAY PAIR. THEN MEN SINGLE CHINA WIN IN SEMIFINAL.
I WAN GO TO KLANG PARADE ON 3JUNE 07
I hope that i can go because got PROJCT SUPERSTAR TOP 10 COMING TO KLANG PARADE. That i think i going with my cousin
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