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Monday, March 26, 2012

It's all in the name of charity


Today, Monday, March 26, 2012, Page 4, Hot News
From http://imcmsimages.mediacorp.sg/CMSFileserver/documents/006/PDF/20120326/2603HNP004.pdf
Source Website: http://www.todayonline.com/Singapore/EDC120326-0000068/Its-all-in-the-name-of-charity
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, 04:45 AM Mar 26, 2012


MediaCorp female artist performing belly dancing at Thye Hua Kwan Charity Show 2012.
PHOTO: MediaCorp female artist performing belly dancing at Thye Hua Kwan Charity Show 2012.
By Wee Teck Hian
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Today, Monday, March 26, 2012, Page 4, Hot News


The Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society raised S$5.1 million at its fifth charity show, titled ‘Love All’, yesterday evening. Its target was S$3.8 million. Regional artistes, including well-known Taiwanese rocker Wu Bai and Hong Kong singer Jenny Tseng, belted out hits Linkduring the live three-hour show over MediaCorp’s Channel 8.

Homegrown artistes also chipped in with an array of performances.

Established in 1978, the non-profit voluntary organisation has provided community-based services in social, health, emotional and financial support to the needy.

Last year, the charitable organisation had an annual budget of S$43 million to manage and operate more than 50 charity homes, centres and services, including the Ang Mo Kio-Thye Hua Kwan Hospital. Despite increasing overheads and manpower shortage, the Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society has managed to expand its services.

Recently, it launched three projects, including the Senior Group Homes to help the elderly live independently.

The public can still call donation lines to make their contributions till April 8.
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, 04:45 AM Mar 26, 2012




Source Website: http://tools.ntnews.com.au/archives/archive_list.php?date=1305295200
By NICK CALACOURAS | May 14th, 2011

WOMEN, your bras are wanted! And it's all in the name of charity.



PHOTO: Bras support a good cause
Demolition derby driver Ray Tebeck is calling for women to donate their bras to decorate his race car ahead of tonight's meet in Alice Springs. His wife Sam Tebeck is the first to strip off to raise awareness of breast cancer.
Picture: CHLOE GERAGHTY
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Julie Thomsen and the group from Ray Tebeck Auto Electrics want the bras to cover one of their three cars in Sunday's Demolition Derby at Arunga Park in Alice Springs.

The idea came from Anne Twohig, the wife of long-time Demolition Derby competitor Gene Gilby, after Julie put out a call on Facebook for suggestions.

The bra car's driver and builder, Ray Tebeck, said the result of their social network brainstorming "just came out of nowhere, like all great ideas".

The 1996 EF Ford Falcon Wagon will get a coat of pink paint before being covered from head to foot in bras.

The group is hoping to win the "best dressed" category, with proceeds going to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

Julie is the mother of Junior Sedan driver Jack Thomsen, who recently raised more than $4000 in the World's Greatest Shave.

She recently lost a family member to cancer and said the bra idea was just another way to help a great cause.

If Derby favourite Tebeck wins tonight he will donate the $1000 prize money to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

Petticoat Lane lingerie shop owner Clarice Kimlin is offering women who donate to the cause a 25 per cent discount on their next bra purchase at her Todd Mall shop.

Participating bras can be dropped off at Ray Tebeck Auto Electrics or at Battery City in George Crescent before Sunday morning.



Source Website: http://blogs.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/girlsbehavingstylishly/2009/09/index.html?page=2
By Emma Johnson on Sep 24, 09 11:15 AM

Amanda Holden gets heely cheeky with sexy photoshoot in her knickers

Amanda Holden gets heely cheeky with sexy photoshoot in her knickers
PHOTO: Amanda Holden gets heely cheeky with sexy photoshoot in her knickers
By Emma Johnson on Sep 24, 09 11:15 AM
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We wouldn't recommend wearing your stilettos as a bra but here's Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden stripped down to her knickers for Fabulous Magazine.

It's okay though it's all in the name of charity. Amanda was snapped nearly naked to launch the magazine's Heels that Heal campaign in association with women's health charity Wellbeing of Women (WoW).

She joins the likes of Kylie Minogue, Cheryl Cole and the Prime Minister's wife Sarah Brown who will all be auctioning shoes on eBay.

People will also be able to bid for a series of exciting experiences including afternoon tea with Rachel Stevens or a shopping trip with Miss Holden.

The auction hopes to raise £500,000 to help young women dealing with chronic gynaecological issues such as PMS endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome.

As well as the stars shoes, women can bid for a shopping trip with Amanda Holden or afternoon tea with Rachel Stevens.

Mind you I think plenty of men would get the cash out for that one.



Source Website: http://blogs.voanews.com/china-wangre/tag/%E5%8C%97%E4%BA%AC%E7%B4%AB%E8%8D%86%E4%BE%A0/
By China Wangre (中国网热), Monday, 26 March 2012

Superheroes Spotted in Beijing


Female 'superhero' helps Beijing's homeless
PHOTO: Female 'superhero' helps Beijing's homeless
AsiaOne, Friday, Jan 06, 2012
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Masks and costumes are usually reserved for the movies or parties. but recently, “superheros” have taken to the streets of the Beijing to donate to the poor.

One superhero is a woman, going by the name of Chinese Redbud Woman (北京紫荆侠), was inspired by a Hong Kong version. She wears revealing tight clothes and a blue mask.

The Sina microblog home of the website dooo.cc talked about the obvious flashiness of the “superhero”:

Why does the Chinese Redbud Woman need to wear revealing clothes when she is doing charitable things?

This kind of self-promotion, can be seen as sex charity. However, compared to charity organizations that are corrupt, it’s not harming anyone.


Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman
PHOTO: Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman
Actress: Chrissie Chow Sau-Na 周秀娜 (zhōu xiù nà)
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Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman. Actress: Chrissie Chow Sau-Na 周秀娜 (zhōu xiù nà)
PHOTO: Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman
Actress: Chrissie Chow Sau-Na 周秀娜 (zhōu xiù nà)
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 Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman. Actress: Chrissie Chow Sau-Na 周秀娜 (zhōu xiù nà)
PHOTO: Bauhunia Heroine 紫荊俠 (zǐ jīng xiá), Chinese Redbud Woman
Actress: Chrissie Chow Sau-Na 周秀娜 (zhōu xiù nà)
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Sunday, November 13, 2011

Peek into the Gardens by the Bay

Today on Sunday, Sunday, November 13, 2011, Page 12, Hot News Source Website:
http://www.todayonline.com/Hotnews/EDC111113-0000021/Peek-into-the-Gardens
By Channel NewsAsia, 04:45 AM Nov 13, 2011
By Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates, on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy

http://www.designingfortomorrow.org/projects/browse/top?page=188
By Administration (new) on March, 3rd 2011



PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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http://www.ecoficial.com/singapores-gardens-by-the-bay-by-grant-associates-1222/



PHOTO: Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay.
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, Copyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd
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Some key features of Gardens by the Bay, including one of the two conservatories - the Flower Dome (picture) - will be open to the public for a week-long sneak preview from tomorrow, in conjunction with the 20th World Orchid Conference.



PHOTO: Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay.
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, Copyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd
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The National Parks Board said the preview will help them gauge the public's interest and will be useful in its pricing strategies for tickets when the attraction officially opens in June next year.



PHOTO: Dragonfly Lake and Heritage Gardens at Garden by the Bay.
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, Copyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd


At least 300,000 visitors are expected at the preview.
By Channel NewsAsia, 04:45 AM Nov 13, 2011



PHOTO: Dragonfly Lake and Heritage Gardens at Garden by the Bay.
Photo by Wee Teck Hian, Copyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd
http://imcmsimages.mediacorp.sg/cmsfileserver/showimageCC.aspx?300&450&f=2131&img=2131_534188.jpg




From Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates, on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy

In 2009, Grant Associates won an international design competition to plan the largest garden project ever to be constructed in Singapore, the Marina South Gardens. The structure, which is inspired by the shape of an orchid, features a group of cooled conservatories in its center as well as a series of enormous solar ‘Supertrees’ that provide the gardens with an abundant source of rain water and renewable energy.



PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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The 18 ‘Supertrees’ will serve as towering vertical gardens that collect rainwater, generate solar power, and act as venting ducts for the conservatories. Although the gardens aren’t expected to be complete for another full year, construction is moving right along and the ‘Supertrees’ are truly a magical sight to behold.



PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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http://www.ecoficial.com/singapores-gardens-by-the-bay-by-grant-associates-1222/


The following information is from the architects:
“This competition-winning idea structures the design of a 54-hectare public garden on the organisation and physiology of the orchid. The orchid is the national flower of Singapore and is the most cosmopolitan species of flowering plant in the world. At the same time it is typically epiphytic or transient in its colonisation of habitats.

It seemed to us entirely appropriate, if a bit obvious, to capture the essential qualities and characteristics of orchids in the layout and underlying philosophy for these new gardens.



PHOTO: Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - Singapore
Posted by Administration (new) on March, 3rd 2011
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http://www.designingfortomorrow.org/projects/browse/top?page=188

The sketches show a progression of the idea. First the garden takes root on a piece of new garden infrastructure and grows out towards the City. Leaves (earthworks), roots (water, energy, communication systems) and shoots (paths, roads and links) create an integrated network across the space, and beautiful flowers (feature/theme gardens) occur at key intersections or nodes.



PHOTO: Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - Singapore
Gustafson Porter recently received a commendation in the category Big Urban Projects at the MIPIM AR Future Projects Awards 2011 for the project Bay East, Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. Director Mary Bowman will attend the MIPIM Award ceremony on 9 March 2011 in Cannes. The Gardens aim to capture the essence of Singapore as the premier tropical Garden City with the perfect environment in which to live, work and play, re-engineering Singapore into a leading global city of the 21st century. It will complement and complete the necklace of attractions that have been planned for around the Marina...
Posted by Administration (new) on March, 3rd 2011
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http://www.designingfortomorrow.org/projects/browse/top?page=188


The masterplan has evolved from these simple ideas into a highly sophisticated and integrated 3-D network of horticulture, art, engineering and architecture. It is chasing the idea of creating a highly distinctive and decorative garden landscape underpinned by serious engineering [of environmental infrastructure] and world-class garden architecture. This holistic vision is captured in the concept diagram of the garden ecosystem.



PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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At the heart of the gardens are the ‘Supertrees’, a fusion of nature, art and technology. They are both spectacular vertical tropical gardens dripping with ferns, orchids and climbers, and the environmental engines for the gardens, equipped with photovoltaics, solar thermal collectors, rainwater harvesting devices and venting ducts. The Supertrees will support a 135m length aerial walkway, suspended 21.5m from the ground; the tallest Supertree of 50m in height will also house a bar at the top.



PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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http://www.ecoficial.com/singapores-gardens-by-the-bay-by-grant-associates-1222/


The Supertree studies explore part of the process of form, finding and marrying the efficiency of a structurally engineered design with the aesthetic and environmental requirements. In addition we have made 3-D prints of the structures at 1:100 scale to help fine-tune the details and to turn 3-D computer screen images into touchable objects.”
By Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates, on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy



PHOTO: Singapore Flyer and Gardens by the Bay
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PHOTO: Water Sensitive Landscape and Drainage Design, Gardens By the Bay
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http://www.cpgcorp.com.sg/press/viewdetail.asp?id=203


Gardens by the Bay - Competition Stage
PHOTO: Gardens by the Bay - Competition Stage
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PHOTO: Gardens by the Bay
Three distinctive waterfront gardens in the heart of Marina Bay that will define Singapore as the world's premier tropical garden city.
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PHOTO: Gardens by the Bay
Three distinctive waterfront gardens in the heart of Marina Bay that will define Singapore as the world's premier tropical garden city.
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http://www.greatnewplaces.com/c13-GardensbytheBay


Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
PHOTO: Singapore’s ‘Gardens by the Bay’ by Grant Associates
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Architecture, Energy
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Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - Singapore
PHOTO: Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - Singapore
Posted by Administration (new) on March, 3rd 2011
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Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - SingaporePHOTO: Bay East, Gardens by the Bay - Singapore
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Water Sensitive Landscape and Drainage Design, Gardens By the BayI
PHOTO: Water Sensitive Landscape and Drainage Design, Gardens By the Bay
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Water Sensitive Landscape and Drainage Design, Gardens By the BayI
PHOTO: Water Sensitive Landscape and Drainage Design, Gardens By the Bay
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Other Gardens



PHOTO: Landscape Oil Painting
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PHOTO: The gardens/ and creek- bay is seen with sailboats and large ships passing
http://images.vrbo.com/vrbo/images/30c862
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PHOTO: Beautiful gardens, with private dock - good crabbing/fishing
http://images.vrbo.com/vrbo/images/51247c
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Welcome to the gardens by Alexwise
PHOTO: St Helens is probably an hour away from Coles Bay and is quite similar in terms of beaches but is still worth checking. I personally like the Bay of Fires area and St Columbia Falls which makes this area quite diverse for photographers. A nice place to get a fix for waterfalls and waterscapes.
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http://www.alexwisephotography.net/blog/2009/02/16/tasmanian-photography-locations/



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