Thursday, January 31, 2008
Coverfield
Being on a cover of magazine is just great, don't you agree? One gets to wear designer clothes, put on nice makeup, experience the photo shoot and get Photoshopped when and where necessary.
Schaue ich gut?
One could also almost feel like royalty when being featured on the cover of any fashion magazine. Or other magazines for that matter.
Crumpets and tea made me.
What's better is if one gets to win some cool prizes AND get featured on the cover of the magazine, no?
Sin City 2 just got better
Yes, this is an opportunity for you to win some cash, cool prizes and get featured on the cover of Seventeen magazine, Malaysia Edition, of course.
It's back again this year!
Let's check out the prizes first:
RM1000 CASH for first prize winner. I sure could use some of that. But I'm not eligible. What about you?
Wait no more and submit your entry today! Closing date is 29 Feb 2008, k?
Shutterbugs, finals are somewhere in June in Sunway Lagoon. Date to be confirmed later. A little early now but who wants to go?
Labels: event
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
RevTour 2.0 Rocks!
A sudden tropical downpour was not enough to dampen the spirits of thousands of local fans or the elite surfers and skateboarders who took to the skies above the world’s largest man-made wave pool and a specially imported ‘half-pipe’ vert ramp during the Quiksilver Revolution 2.0 surf, skate and musical extravaganza held at Sunway Lagoon theme park, in Kuala Lumpur, on the weekend.
Two-time World Aerial Champion JOSH KERR (Snapper Rocks, Queensland, AUS) a professional surfer renowned globally for his aerial repertoire, landed a dozen massive aerials as he championed the visiting all-star cast who performed their tricks in front of nearly 40,000 people who turned out at the land-locked surf beach for the one day event, while thousands more clicked through to quiksilver.com to watch the Revolution 2.0 webcast live on the internet.
Though Kerr’s technical wizardry was lost on many of the spectators, most who had never before witnessed surfing first-hand, every attempt was greeted with cheers as people of all ages and nationalities surged forward in the Sunway Pool to get a closer look, or watched from surrounding vantage points, including directly above from the 428m suspension bridge, the world’s longest, that spans the park.
Two-time World Aerial Champion JOSH KERR (Snapper Rocks, Queensland, AUS) a professional surfer renowned globally for his aerial repertoire, landed a dozen massive aerials as he championed the visiting all-star cast who performed their tricks in front of nearly 40,000 people who turned out at the land-locked surf beach for the one day event, while thousands more clicked through to quiksilver.com to watch the Revolution 2.0 webcast live on the internet.
Though Kerr’s technical wizardry was lost on many of the spectators, most who had never before witnessed surfing first-hand, every attempt was greeted with cheers as people of all ages and nationalities surged forward in the Sunway Pool to get a closer look, or watched from surrounding vantage points, including directly above from the 428m suspension bridge, the world’s longest, that spans the park.
Fellow World Aerial surfing Champion RY CRAIKE (Kalbarri, Western Australia, AUS) was also a big crowd favorite, as he rocketed and looped his way through the skies in front of the Sunway Lagoon volcano. Professional TROY BROOKS (Bells Beach, Victoria, AUS) was the only surfer to land his ‘Superman’ style airs, a move borrowed from the moto-x riders who grab on to the seat of their bike during huge jumps.
Indonesian WAYAN “BETET” MERTA (Bali) and Peurto Rico’s DYLAN GRAVES also flew high
from the artificial waves, assisted by the speed of a jet-ski which was used to whip all the surfers, water-ski style, on their boards across the chlorinated water and into the breaking waves.
A violent tropical storm cut short the final skateboarding demonstration which was scheduled to take place under lights, but the truly international skateboarding line-up consisting of Germany’s two-time vert champion SASCHA MULLER (Münster, Germany), Sweden’s JOCKE OLSSON (Malmo), the UK’s PETE KING (London), and Aussies RENTON MILLAR (Melbourne, Victoria, AUS) and TREVOR WARD (Moama, NSW, AUS) performed for two hours in the rampant afternoon humidity; pulling 540 degree spins, stale, lien and method airs, grinds and other super impressive tricks.
At around 8pm, the unexpected occurred, as lightening lit up the sky and thunder boomed for nearly 40 minutes, forcing fans, athletes and ground staff to find cover where they could, while technicians cut sound momentarily as a safety precaution.
Then almost as quickly as it arrived, the storm passed and people got on with the party, dancing in their swimsuits under the stars and rocking out to headline music act from Bangkok, FUTON
The site of thousands of fans dancing and splashing water into the night air as the beats pumped from the huge soundstage, was awesome.
Then almost as quickly as it arrived, the storm passed and people got on with the party, dancing in their swimsuits under the stars and rocking out to headline music act from Bangkok, FUTON
The site of thousands of fans dancing and splashing water into the night air as the beats pumped from the huge soundstage, was awesome.
It is the second time the Quiksilver Revolution 2.0 has been held at the Sunway Lagoon venue, with the day/night surf, skate and music extravaganze being hailed as a huge success.
It is estimated in excess of 50,000 web users logged into the live webcast via www.quiksilver.com with hundreds sending in messages and email ‘shout outs’, some of which were read out live at Sunway Lagoon by hosts John Shimooka (Oahu, HAW, USA) and Matt Hoy (Newcastle, NSW, AUS), both former world-ranked surfers, hosts of the seven hour show.
It is estimated in excess of 50,000 web users logged into the live webcast via www.quiksilver.com with hundreds sending in messages and email ‘shout outs’, some of which were read out live at Sunway Lagoon by hosts John Shimooka (Oahu, HAW, USA) and Matt Hoy (Newcastle, NSW, AUS), both former world-ranked surfers, hosts of the seven hour show.
Musical support acts included: the super energetic Pop Shuvit now touted as Asia’s leading Hip Hop Rock band; the innovative combination of three world class scratch DJ's Fuzz, Cza, and Uno who together are The STYLUSTIKS; hip-hop artist Joe Flizzow and the group One Buck Short, who all helped rock the Sunway Lagoon venue and get crowds jumpin’.
“Our target market is the same as Quiksilver, it includes the youth who enjoy music and participate in the extreme sports field. The Quiksilver “lifestyle” matches our concept - we have brought the beach to the city, people do not have to travel if you want to go surfing. Yesterday’s event was a definite success, thanks to Quiksilver for choosing Sunway Lagoon, the turnout was tremendously successful,” said Mr Loke Kah Peng.
Josh Kerr, Troy Brooks, Ry Craike, Dylan Graves and Wayan 'Betet' Merta.
All pics by Quiksilver SEA.
Labels: event
Monday, January 28, 2008
The QS RevTour 2.0 - Sunway Lagoon - 26 Jan 08
It was a hot day but that did not stop the crowd from pouring in. At 1230pm, there was already 50 -60 people lining up and who knows how many more came in the following hours. Managed to meet some new people along the way. It was nice to meet all of you and hope to see you around sometime soon. To all those whom I gave tickets, I hope you had a great time, either shooting, getting wet or having fun with your loved ones. Below are some pictures from the event. Enjoy!
My favorite picture from the skateboarding collection. Not as 'geng' as Jason's of course :p
guesshisname, come on. Ty speaks fluent Jap and Thomaz wants a QS lanyard badly.
Worth it or not? Glad Cheryl n Arthur had a great time =) Not forgetting a free revtour tee!
Happy birthday Geraldine!
Kemahiran Hidup came in handy at times like these.
Great people to work with!
Double happiness didn't end its run on TV2. Apparently, events are the main target these days.
Sunway Lagoon : a fun place for the whole family. And then some.
Local boys couldn't wait for the pros, so they kick started the show for maximum enjoyment.
Discussing a remake for The Italian Job wasn't easy. One had to bask for inspiration.
Chinese New Year came early so many had fun watching the lion dance.
Surfers took advantage of the flash floods in Malaysia. Raaaaaaaaad!
Smiling wasn't easy when everyone kept pushing in the crowd. These girls managed to pull it off. Hmm..
Oh! Gravity.
Outward Bound School's main man was vocal with the participants.
Baywatch : Surfer's Paradise. Special shot for FY. =)
Got wheels, can go.
Wonder what is he shooting...hmmm...she pulak looking elsewhere...lol
Oh, what else...:P
The SS visited Malaysia after 60 over years of indefinite hiatus.
Volleyball wasn't fun till you played with 50 players at one go.
Mich takes pictures and loves outdoor activities. Check her out at -[..PeaNUt-BuTter*ToaSt..]-
The Smashin' Popstar himself.
When lust meets stylish ticks.
A car-detailing center owner, a doctor and a skater. Happy birthday dude!
Malcolm grew up and chicks dig him still.
Shutterbugs alert!
Pop! Goes the weasel.
Part of my colleagues. Where have all the cowboys gone?
The rain made him this.
The crowd escaping from the Cloverfield monster had to swim across. Poor thing.
The 3 wise men was guided into the store.
No, not that mattress that makes up a Japanese bed.
Noel Gallagher took vocals very seriously in Futon.
She illustrates and paints as well. Those mighty fingers.
The first pasar malam held at Lagoon was a blast.
Anyone managed to catch the live webcast online?
Oh ya, not forgetting a group shot. Thanks to Jason for this picture.
Labels: event
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Jumpa Di Sana!
Word just got out that there will be free Quiksilver merchandise to be given out every hour at the Quiksilver Sunway Lagoon outlet, so do drop by the store and you might just get something for yourself!
Oh ya, the XFresh Street Surfers will also be there giving out freebies to the crowd. Don't miss them!
Oh ya, the XFresh Street Surfers will also be there giving out freebies to the crowd. Don't miss them!
Lastly, remember to bring lots and lots of drinking water, extra clothes, sunblock, camera, friends and don't forget to have a good time! See you all there!
Labels: event
Friday, January 25, 2008
Hari Yang Panas
Just came back from the Tour's press conference and for those of you who want to know the day's event program, it's at the bottom. But first, here are some pictures:
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Program
1.30pm
QBS Surf Lessons Session 1
2.00pm
QBS Surf Lessons Session 2
Mini Ramp Track Workshop
3.30pm
Surfing Session 1
4.30pm
Skate Session 1
5.00pm
All athletes available for interview / photo @ VIP area
Music performance by Joe Flizzow
6.30pm
Skate Session 2
6.45pm
Music performance by Stylustiks
7.00pm
All athletes available for interview / photo @ VIP area
7.15pm
Pop Shuvit rocks the stage
8.00pm
Surfing Session 3
9.00pm
Music performance by Stylustiks
Skate Session 3
9.30pm
Prize presentation
9.45pm
Music performance
10.00pm
End
Labels: event
Thursday, January 24, 2008
So What?
This had always been in my mind and a friend of mine recently echoed the same thoughts - how we chase different things in life thinking that it would bring us satisfaction. And at the end of day, the satisfaction is gone and we continue to look for new things to satisfy ourselves. Then this repeats all over again as if life is all about satisfaction. Is this the ultimate purpose of our lives? To come into this world, go to school, get a job, settle down (if we do), have kids, watch our kids grow up, get old and finally embrace death? Only to keep up with satisfying ourselves all over again?
Or is there another reason to life?
Looking back at life, I remembered how a close friend of mine had it all. He was top in his company, drove his dream car, had a lovely wife and two adorable kids. At one of our random chats, he would always ask the question, "So, what?", referring to the amount of wealth and happiness a man can acquire and would not know where is he heading to the next day. Well, he passed away the following week when he was out of the country for a company business trip due to a heart attack. This came as a shocker to those who knew him because he wasn't the kind that you'd figure a heart attack would take him away.
I guess when your time comes, your time comes, eh? But what strikes me the most till today is the following question "So, what?". I mean, really. So what?
In primary school, I wanted a bike and I got it. (It meant a lot to me that time) So what?
In secondary school, I wanted a computer and I got it. So what?
In college, I wanted a car and I got it. So what?
The endless chase of wants is never ending till today. Note: wants and not needs.
And I question myself, so what if I've gotten them all?
Come to think of it, nothing can satisfy us completely, even myself. It is as if an emptiness lives inside each and everyone of us, only to be filled by the things we desire from time to time. So, we say live for the moment and seize the day? It works but the fact still remains - that emptiness inside when we finally realize that life is not about how many figures we make a month or how many places we've been to among others. (Sure it would be nice to make tons of money and go to different places, nothing wrong with that! :p)
At the end of the day, it all boils down to purpose. If your purpose in life is to live your dream, then go for it. If it's to make a certain amount of money before you turn 30, then work hard for it and never give up. If the purpose of your dog's life is to be cuddled and to protect your family, then cuddle it all you want and let it protect your family when its time.
Realize one thing though, we can't know for sure what's the purpose of our lives because we didn't make ourselves. Only the creator knows what the creation is for, agree? So, does our parents know the purpose of our lives? Wait.....our parents had parents and they had parents too....go figure. =.="
Even then, when we have achieved so much in our lives, so what? Can that achievement be enough for us? Is it ever sufficient? When is enough, enough for us?
Being one of the most successful military commanders in history (he was undefeated in every battle), one must have figured Alexander the Great was satisfied with everything he had: wealth, women, glory and honor but on his death bed, he uttered these words: a tomb now suffices him for whom the whole world was not sufficient.Even for him, the whole world is not enough. Is it enough for you, wherever and whatever state you are in now?
By the way, I have a great job, enjoying great benefits that come along and I just got promoted. So, what? I still want more.
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What good is it for a man to gain the whole world but to forfeit his soul?
Or is there another reason to life?
Looking back at life, I remembered how a close friend of mine had it all. He was top in his company, drove his dream car, had a lovely wife and two adorable kids. At one of our random chats, he would always ask the question, "So, what?", referring to the amount of wealth and happiness a man can acquire and would not know where is he heading to the next day. Well, he passed away the following week when he was out of the country for a company business trip due to a heart attack. This came as a shocker to those who knew him because he wasn't the kind that you'd figure a heart attack would take him away.
I guess when your time comes, your time comes, eh? But what strikes me the most till today is the following question "So, what?". I mean, really. So what?
In primary school, I wanted a bike and I got it. (It meant a lot to me that time) So what?
In secondary school, I wanted a computer and I got it. So what?
In college, I wanted a car and I got it. So what?
The endless chase of wants is never ending till today. Note: wants and not needs.
And I question myself, so what if I've gotten them all?
Come to think of it, nothing can satisfy us completely, even myself. It is as if an emptiness lives inside each and everyone of us, only to be filled by the things we desire from time to time. So, we say live for the moment and seize the day? It works but the fact still remains - that emptiness inside when we finally realize that life is not about how many figures we make a month or how many places we've been to among others. (Sure it would be nice to make tons of money and go to different places, nothing wrong with that! :p)
At the end of the day, it all boils down to purpose. If your purpose in life is to live your dream, then go for it. If it's to make a certain amount of money before you turn 30, then work hard for it and never give up. If the purpose of your dog's life is to be cuddled and to protect your family, then cuddle it all you want and let it protect your family when its time.
Realize one thing though, we can't know for sure what's the purpose of our lives because we didn't make ourselves. Only the creator knows what the creation is for, agree? So, does our parents know the purpose of our lives? Wait.....our parents had parents and they had parents too....go figure. =.="
Even then, when we have achieved so much in our lives, so what? Can that achievement be enough for us? Is it ever sufficient? When is enough, enough for us?
Being one of the most successful military commanders in history (he was undefeated in every battle), one must have figured Alexander the Great was satisfied with everything he had: wealth, women, glory and honor but on his death bed, he uttered these words: a tomb now suffices him for whom the whole world was not sufficient.Even for him, the whole world is not enough. Is it enough for you, wherever and whatever state you are in now?
By the way, I have a great job, enjoying great benefits that come along and I just got promoted. So, what? I still want more.
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What good is it for a man to gain the whole world but to forfeit his soul?
Labels: reflections
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
What Went Down
Labels: event
Taper Jean Girl
Although it was a physically tiring weekend, I managed to catch Cloverfield for free, thanks to a friend who had passes to the movie. It's one of those Generation YouTube movies where the entire movie is made up of random cuts and amateurish videography. Yet it is still engaging to watch at one point. Funny thing is, I noticed five couples walking out barely 30 minutes into the movie. Must have gotten them dizzy with the shaky framing and interrupted shots ala The Blair Witch Project.
Manhattan's very own Stonehenge couldn't attract enough tourists, apparently.
Catch it for yourself if you don't mind the jittery video work and have plenty of Panadols to spare, just in case. 6/10.
Labels: movie
Monday, January 21, 2008
Cute Kids Aplenty
Saturday's 'Australia, My Playground' event had many activities ranging from a carnival (that went on the whole day) where families and their children can take part to win some cool Australian merchandise, a meet-the-fans session featuring Tweety Bird, Sylvester Cat, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck to a fashion show featuring kids in Quiksilver and Roxy apparel.
It was also a competition between these kids where they stand a chance to win cash vouchers and exclusive products from Quiksilver Kids. Without further ado, here are the kids that you've been waiting to see!
It was also a competition between these kids where they stand a chance to win cash vouchers and exclusive products from Quiksilver Kids. Without further ado, here are the kids that you've been waiting to see!
So, any of these kids your favourite? =)
Labels: event
Saturday, January 19, 2008
My Playground
Today was the second field day in the week. From being greeted by elephants in the morning, saying hi to Looney Tunes characters in the afternoon to being eaten alive by waves by evening and meeting up some new people by night. Here are some preview pictures:
Oh ya, had fun with these kids as well! Next post yea?
Labels: event
Friday, January 18, 2008
Field Day
The day started out when I met Cheryl to pass some tickets for the upcoming Tour happening at Sunway Lagoon. It was a short and sweet meet as we both have to rush off for class and work. Drinks soon, yea?
Also met up Jolene and Bak later on in the day for dinner at Ikano. Here's some pics:
Also met up Jolene and Bak later on in the day for dinner at Ikano. Here's some pics:
The nasi lemak still tak cukup la. Haha. The tarts was sedap though. I want moooore!!
*hungry*
Jolene belanja tarts soon, k?
*hungry*
Jolene belanja tarts soon, k?
Labels: friends
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Quiksilver Revolution Tour 2.0
It's that time of the year again where pro surfers and skaters come down to our beloved country for a day of skating, surfing and basically just chilling out. Yes, Malaysia's land-locked city of Kuala Lumpur is about to get a blast of boardriding culture with the upcoming Quiksilver Revolution Tour 2.0 bringing an international line-up of surfers and skaters to its chlorinated shores.
Tony took out the wheels for a smoother ride on KL roads.
On January 26, aerial specialist Ry Craike (Kalbarri, West Australia), top-ranked professionals Troy Brooks (Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia) and Josh Kerr (Snapper Rocks, Queensland, Australia) will be joined by Puerto Rican hotshot Dylan Graves and Indonesian star Wayan
Betet Merta (Bali, Indonesia) as they give a futuristic surfing demonstration to an expected 40,000 curious landlocked fans.
Betet Merta (Bali, Indonesia) as they give a futuristic surfing demonstration to an expected 40,000 curious landlocked fans.
Catching sting rays had never been this fun.
Two-time German Half-Pipe Champion and world number 13 Sascha Mueller (Munster, Germany), X-Games and World Championship finalist Renton Millar (Melbourne, Australia), European Champions Jocke Olsen (Malmo, Sweden) and Jurgen Howarth (Berlin, Germany), and former world number three Trevor Ward (Moama, NSW, Australia) will entertain crowds on a special vert ramp imported from Australia.
Ry was the third man to walk on water since Peter.
The Quiksilver Revolution Tour 2.0 has not only assembled a posse of world-class surfers, and skateboarders but local and international music acts. The energy will be pulsating in the pool, on the ramp and at the stadium with Asia’s biggest music acts rocking the ‘Revolution’.
Cutting edge bands Futon, Pop Shuvit, Joe Flizzow and world class DJ’s the Stylustiks are all confirmed in the day’s star studded line-up.
Cutting edge bands Futon, Pop Shuvit, Joe Flizzow and world class DJ’s the Stylustiks are all confirmed in the day’s star studded line-up.
Dylan tried tuning his surfboard to a high E.
Now, where do I get them tickets? Hmmmm.
Labels: event
Monday, January 14, 2008
So::Graciously - January
Ok guys, here it is. I've decided to choose one of the earlier productions (way back in 2004) that I've been involved in for the youth ministry at Petra Youth Productions. The idea behind the stage-video fusion came to me after watching that year's MTV Movie Awards where one of the winners could not make it to receive the award and had to do a pre-recorded video for the audience before finally appearing in person on stage.
The best part (or rather the toughest to pull) of this play is the 'live-video-live' sequence where the actors are required to 'run inside' the screen and appear 'on screen' while appearing 'live' again, a few minutes later. Well, that's where practice comes in. =)
Perhaps this idea has already been done and seen by most of us many times by now?
Well, technicalities aside. I think what's more important is to bring forth the message of forgiveness and show how important it is for us to actually forgive one another.
So, I hope this will be useful for those of you who need some ideas in reaching out to others wherever you may be. Drop me a mail should you need any further information and I'll be happy to assist.
But really, would you forgive someone who has accidentally or purposely do wrong towards you or your family for that matter? To the extend of taking away your loved ones?
The best part (or rather the toughest to pull) of this play is the 'live-video-live' sequence where the actors are required to 'run inside' the screen and appear 'on screen' while appearing 'live' again, a few minutes later. Well, that's where practice comes in. =)
Perhaps this idea has already been done and seen by most of us many times by now?
Well, technicalities aside. I think what's more important is to bring forth the message of forgiveness and show how important it is for us to actually forgive one another.
So, I hope this will be useful for those of you who need some ideas in reaching out to others wherever you may be. Drop me a mail should you need any further information and I'll be happy to assist.
But really, would you forgive someone who has accidentally or purposely do wrong towards you or your family for that matter? To the extend of taking away your loved ones?
" If we practice an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, soon the whole world will be blind and toothless. " - Gandhi
Labels: resources, so:graciously
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Facing The Giants
Labels: reflections
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Sometime in 2007
Labels: event
Happening exclusively at Triple Crown Bukit Bintang, all merchandise are going at half the price in conjunction with their relocation.
New arrivals are not spared either. So, hurry on down before it's all gone!
And that Quiksilver Malaysia special edition t-shirt is sold for a limited time only.
Triple Crown is a multi-brand skate and surf shop that carries Reef, Volcom, Globe, Gallaz, Surfer Girl and Paul Frank apparel. Located at Jalan Bukit Bintang (opposite KL Plaza), you will not miss Julius monkeying around with Surfer Girl.
Labels: promo
A Collection Of
After being in the youth ministry for quite some time, most of my hard disk space is taken up with a huge collection of data that includes pictures, documents, sermons, videos, presentation slides, lyrics, guitar chords and a whole lot more of other uncategorized files.
We all know that these files will remain in my hard disk for a very very long time unless some virus decide to take a peek at my files and render it useless forever. At times like these, CD-Rs and DVD-Rs come in real handy as an alternative way of backing up data. There's that.
So, I have decided to slowly filter, edit and re-produce the materials which I think will be useful for those of you out there who would like to get some new ideas and perhaps develop further on it for your youth ministry.
In the mean time, check back here soon for more updates and happenings on So::Graciously.
Labels: resources
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Just In!
30,000 tickets for the upcoming tour. If you follow the skate and surf scene closely, people like Renton Millar, Trevor Ward, Jocke Olsen, Ry Craike, Josh Kerr and Troy Brookes are coming down. That's only one third of them.
Meanwhile, surf over to http://www.quiksilver.com/revolution2 for more event updates and happenings.
If surf and skate is not your thing, then come and support our local acts such as Pop Shuvit, lovemebutch and a couple more of great bands that play great music, live.
If local acts don't interest you, then just come for the sun, sand and sea. Imagination required, of course.
By the way, the tickets are not for sale but if you purchase a minimum of RM50 or above at any Quiksilver or Roxy stores, you are entitled to two tickets.
Or you could ask me.
Labels: event
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
January Archives
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/collection-of.htmlhttp://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/sometime-in-2007.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/sograciously-january.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/quiksilver-revolution-tour-20.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/field-day.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/my-playground.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/cute-kids-aplenty.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/taper-jean-girl.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/what-went-down.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/so-what.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/hari-yang-panas.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/jumpa-di-sana.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/qs-revtour-20-sunway-lagoon-26-jan-08.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/revtour-20-rocks.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/coverfield.html
http://nigelais.blogspot.com/2008/01/incredible-hunks.html
