Did you notice what’s wrong with the earlier picture?
The guy swimming in the picture has no legs! Another case of excessive photoshop at work?
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Three weeks ago, I was back in Melbourne to take part in one of my favourite runs – the Melbourne Half Marathon. Last year, Adam also took part in the same event, how fast time flies. Once again, I finally overtook him along St Kilda road (a repeat of last year’s performanc, along the same road) and led all the way to the finish line 
This year’s timing:2 hours and 14 secs
Singaporeans love every opportunity to shop. This picture was taken from Takashimaya, Ngee Ann City on 19 Oct 2008.
I rarely talk US politics on my blog.
But with the current state of the world and with Colin Powell’s endorsement for the next President of the United States of America, Mr Barack Obama, please help your country and the world to herald a new order.
I wish Mr Barack Obama, all the very best to introduce the changes to fix up America. Go away, the old, tired, mean, cunning, self-serving agenda from the Republican party. You have ruined America for 8 years, a change is due.
Picture taken from Raffles Place MRT Station, Singapore
Clue: You may find rest, but you don’t realise what you lost along the way. Look carefully at the ad.
Microsoft Research Asia released a book (“Innovation Together” ISBN 978-0-387-87860-7) which contained papers previously published in respected journals to coincide with its 10 Year Anniversary celebration. These papers compiled by the University Relation team is a testimony of Microsoft Research Asia’s collaboration with the Asia Pacific academic community.
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(I got a mention in the Editor’s forward!)
Queenstown Cemetery from my Queenstown, New Zealand photo set.
This picture was taken in the local cemetery in Queenstown, New Zealand during a recent holiday. The cemetery was located on a hilly slope with breathtaking view of The Remarkables. The cemetery was a beautiful and peaceful final resting place.
The picture was taken a bright clear fine day but I decided to tone down the colour with the BW features of my camera.
