Dear Friends,
If you know me, you should know that I hate nagging! Do not make me angry! Or else...
Monday, June 29, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
Joke Of The Day:16/6/2009
There was once a lady who loves to wear skirts.
One day, she fell on a rock.
She cry and cry until the skirt becomes dirty.
The next day, she fell on a pee.
The next day, she fell on a dustbin.
Do you know why she fell all the time?
Because she is a zombie(Zombie cannot walk but jump)
You can post a comment or vote.
One day, she fell on a rock.
She cry and cry until the skirt becomes dirty.
The next day, she fell on a pee.
The next day, she fell on a dustbin.
Do you know why she fell all the time?
Because she is a zombie(Zombie cannot walk but jump)
You can post a comment or vote.
Joke Of The Day
One day, a florist came to Mr.Lee's barber shop. Mr.Lee cut her hair. The florist then asked Mr.Lee:"Would you mind if you give me free?" Mr.Lee nodded.
The next day, when he came to his shop, guess what! There was a lot of flowers lining up there.
On the third day, a policeman came to Mr.Lee's barber shop. Mr.Lee cut his hair. The policeman the asked Mr.Lee:"Would you mind if you cut me for free" Mr.Lee agreed.
The next day, when he came to his shop, many guns were pointing at him.(Note: nobody is behind the guns.)
On the fifth day, Mr President came to Mr.lee's barber shop. Mr Lee cut his hair. Mr President then asked Mr.Lee: "Would you mind if it is free?" Mr.Lee said Okay.
The next day...
I'm not telling you!
Guess by yourself!
Okay, okay...
The next day, there were many SINGAPOREANS waiting for him outside his shop!
Funny right? Please either post a comment or make a post beside.
The next day, when he came to his shop, guess what! There was a lot of flowers lining up there.
On the third day, a policeman came to Mr.Lee's barber shop. Mr.Lee cut his hair. The policeman the asked Mr.Lee:"Would you mind if you cut me for free" Mr.Lee agreed.
The next day, when he came to his shop, many guns were pointing at him.(Note: nobody is behind the guns.)
On the fifth day, Mr President came to Mr.lee's barber shop. Mr Lee cut his hair. Mr President then asked Mr.Lee: "Would you mind if it is free?" Mr.Lee said Okay.
The next day...
I'm not telling you!
Guess by yourself!
Okay, okay...
The next day, there were many SINGAPOREANS waiting for him outside his shop!
Funny right? Please either post a comment or make a post beside.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
972 节目表
星期一至星期五 Monday - Friday
0700hr － 1000hr[开心大闹钟]陈碧玉 & 陈建彬
0715
Morning Call(一)
0722
交通报告
0725
Morning Call(二)
0735
新闻简讯/天气报告
0745
最爱笑一笑
0822
交通报告
0835
新闻简讯/天气报告
0845
开心讲堂(一)
0915
就是要找你(星期一至四)道听途说(星期五)
0945
麻辣人物
1000hr － 1100hr[生活部落]叶咏梅
1011
健康头条(一)
1022
健康头条(二)
1045
最爱帮帮忙
1100hr － 1400hr[生活部落]叶咏梅 & 曾晓英
1111
我型我SHOW(一)
1122
我型我SHOW(二)
1135
我是过来人(一)
1145
我是过来人(二)
1211
吃在972
1222
交通报告
1235
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1245
今天我是No. 1(一)
1315
今天我是No. 1(二)
1322
交通报告
1335
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1400hr － 1700hr[最爱下午茶]陈粉樱
1415
好爸爸好妈妈
1515
厨房笔记
1545
管家有方(星期一，三，五)职场训练营(星期二)最爱女人帮(星期四)
1645
最爱Agent 972(星期一，三，五)樱桃老师好!(星期二，四)
1700hr － 1800hr[最爱Ready GO!]蔡礼莲
1711
最爱好发现
1722
交通报告
1735
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1745
心理有数(一)
1800hr － 2000hr[最爱Ready GO!]蔡礼莲 & JEFF
1811
心理有数(二)
1822
交通报告
1835
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1845
最爱"玩DER-FULL"! - 建荣制作(星期五)
1915
一字天书(一)
1945
一字天书(二)
2000hr － 2200hr[最爱LIFE乐队]JEFF
2015
谈情说爱(一)
2030
娱乐LIFE快抱
2045
谈情说爱(二)
2115
LIFE三部曲(一)
2145
LIFE三部曲(二)
2200hr － 0700hr[最爱深夜情][Automation]
0700hr － 1000hr[开心大闹钟]陈碧玉 & 陈建彬
0715
Morning Call(一)
0722
交通报告
0725
Morning Call(二)
0735
新闻简讯/天气报告
0745
最爱笑一笑
0822
交通报告
0835
新闻简讯/天气报告
0845
开心讲堂(一)
0915
就是要找你(星期一至四)道听途说(星期五)
0945
麻辣人物
1000hr － 1100hr[生活部落]叶咏梅
1011
健康头条(一)
1022
健康头条(二)
1045
最爱帮帮忙
1100hr － 1400hr[生活部落]叶咏梅 & 曾晓英
1111
我型我SHOW(一)
1122
我型我SHOW(二)
1135
我是过来人(一)
1145
我是过来人(二)
1211
吃在972
1222
交通报告
1235
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1245
今天我是No. 1(一)
1315
今天我是No. 1(二)
1322
交通报告
1335
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1400hr － 1700hr[最爱下午茶]陈粉樱
1415
好爸爸好妈妈
1515
厨房笔记
1545
管家有方(星期一，三，五)职场训练营(星期二)最爱女人帮(星期四)
1645
最爱Agent 972(星期一，三，五)樱桃老师好!(星期二，四)
1700hr － 1800hr[最爱Ready GO!]蔡礼莲
1711
最爱好发现
1722
交通报告
1735
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1745
心理有数(一)
1800hr － 2000hr[最爱Ready GO!]蔡礼莲 & JEFF
1811
心理有数(二)
1822
交通报告
1835
新闻简讯 / 天气报告
1845
最爱"玩DER-FULL"! - 建荣制作(星期五)
1915
一字天书(一)
1945
一字天书(二)
2000hr － 2200hr[最爱LIFE乐队]JEFF
2015
谈情说爱(一)
2030
娱乐LIFE快抱
2045
谈情说爱(二)
2115
LIFE三部曲(一)
2145
LIFE三部曲(二)
2200hr － 0700hr[最爱深夜情][Automation]
972 最爱频道
郑建荣
JEFF GOH
陈粉樱
蔡礼莲
曾晓英
叶咏梅
陈碧玉
陈建彬
有你的感觉真好，972最爱频道。
972FM 是我的“最爱频道”每天有空，我就会听。
在里面， JEFF GOH 是我的“No.1” 偶像。
他的声音打动了我的心。
在里面的节目，我最喜欢的是“最爱LIVE乐队”和“开心大闹钟”。
他们的电话是: 66911972
对ho~我最喜欢的“Contest"是：“最爱对对碰”。
Saturday, June 6, 2009
News... Landslide In China
Sorry that I have not been posting many things because my computer had some big big problem.
Have you heard of this news?
BEIJING (AFP) - - Hundreds of rescue workers and volunteers were Saturday searching for dozens of people feared buried alive when part of a mountain collapsed in a massive landslide in southwest China, officials said.Seventy-four people were missing after the disaster struck Friday afternoon in an iron ore mining district of the vast Chongqing municipality, a Chongqing government spokesman told a televised news conference.
The figure included 47 miners and 21 local residents. The others were four passers-by and two employees from a telecoms company, spokesman Ai Yang said.
Local officials had earlier told AFP 78 were missing.
Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang arrived at the site early Saturday to supervise the rescue effort and comfort relatives of the victims, television images showed.
Eight people have been rescued from the debris, with three seriously injured and one of those in a critical condition, local officials said. They were all taken to hospital.
The landslide occurred in the remote mountainous region of Jiwei in Wulong district. More than 3.5 million tonnes of mud and rock crashed hundreds of metres down into the valley, burying houses and a working mine, according to estimates quoted by the authorities.
Twenty-seven miners were working in the mine at the time of the landslide. Emergency workers were hopeful of rescuing all the miners, unlike victims who were on the surface, who were hit by the debris.
"The important task now is to save the 27 miners," Ai said.
Around 1,500 people have joined the rescue effort, including volunteers, professional rescue workers and security forces with dogs, to search through the confusion of mud, rocks and debris for more survivors.
Around 500 rescue workers were dispatched from neighbouring districts to help 400 firefighters, police and other personnel, particularly medical staff, deployed by authorities, according to the local communications department.
The authorities were also concerned about the threat of flooding in the region after the landslide blocked the Wujiang, a tributary of the Yangtze, the official Xinhua news agency said.
An investigation has begun into the cause of the disaster, which also cut power lines and communications in several areas.
In September last year, at least 277 people were killed in a landslide in the northern province of Shanxi when a reservoir holding mine waste collapsed.
Government investigations found the collapse at the unlicensed mine was due to negligence and 113 people were punished in connection with the disaster, state media reported in April.
China's mining industry is one of the most dangerous in the world. In the latest accident, seven miners were killed in a gas leak at a mine in northwest Xinjiang region, Xinhua said Saturday.
Official figures show that more than 3,200 workers died in China's notoriously dangerous coal mines last year, but independent observers say the actual figure could be much higher, as many accidents are covered up.
Have you heard of this news?
BEIJING (AFP) - - Hundreds of rescue workers and volunteers were Saturday searching for dozens of people feared buried alive when part of a mountain collapsed in a massive landslide in southwest China, officials said.Seventy-four people were missing after the disaster struck Friday afternoon in an iron ore mining district of the vast Chongqing municipality, a Chongqing government spokesman told a televised news conference.
The figure included 47 miners and 21 local residents. The others were four passers-by and two employees from a telecoms company, spokesman Ai Yang said.
Local officials had earlier told AFP 78 were missing.
Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang arrived at the site early Saturday to supervise the rescue effort and comfort relatives of the victims, television images showed.
Eight people have been rescued from the debris, with three seriously injured and one of those in a critical condition, local officials said. They were all taken to hospital.
The landslide occurred in the remote mountainous region of Jiwei in Wulong district. More than 3.5 million tonnes of mud and rock crashed hundreds of metres down into the valley, burying houses and a working mine, according to estimates quoted by the authorities.
Twenty-seven miners were working in the mine at the time of the landslide. Emergency workers were hopeful of rescuing all the miners, unlike victims who were on the surface, who were hit by the debris.
"The important task now is to save the 27 miners," Ai said.
Around 1,500 people have joined the rescue effort, including volunteers, professional rescue workers and security forces with dogs, to search through the confusion of mud, rocks and debris for more survivors.
Around 500 rescue workers were dispatched from neighbouring districts to help 400 firefighters, police and other personnel, particularly medical staff, deployed by authorities, according to the local communications department.
The authorities were also concerned about the threat of flooding in the region after the landslide blocked the Wujiang, a tributary of the Yangtze, the official Xinhua news agency said.
An investigation has begun into the cause of the disaster, which also cut power lines and communications in several areas.
In September last year, at least 277 people were killed in a landslide in the northern province of Shanxi when a reservoir holding mine waste collapsed.
Government investigations found the collapse at the unlicensed mine was due to negligence and 113 people were punished in connection with the disaster, state media reported in April.
China's mining industry is one of the most dangerous in the world. In the latest accident, seven miners were killed in a gas leak at a mine in northwest Xinjiang region, Xinhua said Saturday.
Official figures show that more than 3,200 workers died in China's notoriously dangerous coal mines last year, but independent observers say the actual figure could be much higher, as many accidents are covered up.
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