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Sha Tin and Mong Kok
Weather in Hong Kong is perfect today. I was worried it would be too hot and humid but its only about 25 and I am not really noticing the humidity.
On the recommendation of someone on the internet, Sha Tin is a good place to go. After finding it on the train map I realised it was further north and on a different train line to any I have been on before, so it is a good place to go.
Once you get there you arrive in a massive complex of malls (like most of Hong Kong), but its literally on the edge of the urban area. Strangely, the main feature of the mall is snoopy world, pictorial evidence below.
Nearby is a temple of 10,000 Buddhas, I didnt plan to go here but saw signs and decided it might be off in the wilderness. It sort of was, its on the side of a big hill and up a lot of stairs. The very top was closed and also the avenue with 100's of Buddha statues seemed closed off as well, but it was still fun to walk up and look at all the people praying and burning incense.
Afterwards I went back to Mong Kok on the train and had to take some work calls, but I did have dumplings for lunch in a nice food court then wander around Mong Kok for a bit.
Shenzhen visa situation remains unclear! One of two border crossings is closed for everyone but China residents. If you get mistaken for an American applying for a visa they will detain you for hours!
This coffee is absolutely enormous. The mug is the size of a soup bowl. Came from Pacific Coffee which is the Hong Kong local chain which I quite like.
I like this picture a lot, I think it sums up Hong Kong. Big apartment buildings with stuff hanging out the windows, and a busy colorful market at street level.
The strange concept of Snoopy World at the shopping centre which joins onto Sha Tin station.
The buddha monestary has a turtle pond. Click to view bigger, its full of turtles!
Various female buddhas.
Monkeys! I didnt see any, I was on high monkey alert after seeing a monkey trap.
After seeing a turtle pond a fish pond dissapoints slightly, but the size and color variation is impressive.
Here is where I had lunch, note only chinese menu available.
Pork and chicken mince dumplings in beef broth with noodles. So basically every kind of meat in one bowl. The glass contains warm soy milk which I do not like. Soy milk is now officially bad for you and in Australia theres numerous cases of it attacking peoples bones! Go look it up, happened to some famous football players.
Inflatable world, theres a store for everything in Hong Kong.
The terrifying Durian (on the left), which smells like everything disgusting at the same time.


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The Morehouse College Community is mourning the loss of scholar, musician, and artist Kavi Sridhar Scott Pudu'18
Date Released: October 2, 2017
The Morehouse College Community is mourning the loss of scholar, gospel musician, and artist Kavi Sridhar Scott Pudu'18 who was the victim of a hit-and-run accident that occurred Sunday on I-20 at the Evans Mill Road exit ramp east of Atlanta.
Pudu, 21, of Dallas, Texas, was a senior Cinema, Television & Emerging Media Studies Program major and a beloved work study student in the Office of Alumni Engagement. His co-workers, friends, and members of the faculty and staff at Morehouse College are deeply saddened by his passing.
A candlelight vigil to honor Pudu's memory was held at 6 p.m. Monday in front of Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. Members of Pudu's family, Morehouse College Interim President Harold L. Martin Jr. and Student Government Association President Kamren Rollins were among those in attendance.
"The tragic passing of any student is a great loss for the Morehouse community," Martin Jr. said. "Kavi was a bright shining star who was beloved by his classmates and an inspiration to all who he met. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this difficult time."
Pudu had stopped on the shoulder of I-20 around 8 p.m. Sunday to check the lights of his family's rental car when he was hit by a motorist that had lost control of his vehicle. DeKalb County police are searching for the driver of a white SUV that was speeding and allegedly hit a car that caused the accident.
"Kavi Pudu was pure light and love," said Joe Carlos, who manages Morehouse's Young Alumni Engagement Program. Carlos recruited Pudu as a Morehouse scholar. "We met by chance when he was a senior at Townview Magnet High School.
"Kavi was heading to work at North Park Mall, and I was on my way to see Jay-Z concert when I saw him in line at a food court wearing a Morehouse hat. I questioned him about it, and he said that was where he wanted to go to college at Morehouse. I gave him my card, and the rest is history."
Carlos said he enjoyed seeing Pudu on campus and in the office of Alumni Engagement. "I'm truly heartbroken and so deeply saddened by his transition," Carlos said.
Office manager for Alumni Engagement Melissa Bailey said Pudu, who had been her work study student for four years, was "like a son" to her.
"Kavi always greeted me with a big hug and a smile," she said. "He was my number one student assistant on events like Homecoming, A Candle in the Dark, Gala, and Commencement. He was always there when I needed him."
Bailey said Pudu enjoyed singing and composing gospel music, as well as, sharing his Christian faith with others. "He was a rare and humble soul on this campus," she said.
Morehouse scholar Karim Nickleson, a transfer student, agreed. "Kavi was the person who showed me the true meaning of 'I have my brother's back,' " Nickelson said. "His kind-hearted soul embraced so many lives on and off campus. He always kept God first."
Grief counselors were available Monday for those who needed to talk.
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But in Houston, I couldn't find a job in my field or a place where I could work with youth. After many failed attempts, I launched my own consulting business, offering workshops, coaching, and grantwriting services to organizations addressing social problems nationwide. Since then, I've trained more than 6,000 nonprofit leaders and assembled a team of grantwriters and students that has won more than $450 million in grants for social good.
In 2002, my father died. I began to visit my mother more frequently in my hometown of San Pierre, Indiana, population 156. As we sat every Sunday in the church of our little farm community, I realized I needed to turn my focus to rural America, once the backbone of our economy but now a place where poverty rules.
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rocky's bru: Be scared, be very scared, Justo to tell "the real story"
Be scared, be very scared, Justo to tell "the real story"
Well, they cheated him of US$2 million (and this before the dollar climbed dramatically against the Ringgit and the Baht!) and he's staring at the prospect of three years behind Thai bars, so you'd understand if he's mighty pissed off.
"I want people to know the real story," Justo told the NST Straits Times (Singapore).
Well, don't expect me to be sympathetic, but bring it on, Andre!
Xavier Andre Justo, the Swiss national held in a Bangkok jail on a blackmail conviction - and embroiled in a financial scandal involving Malaysian politics - plans to appeal against his three-year jail term, he told The Straits Times.
"I wasn't expecting three years," he said. Justo was sentenced on Aug 17, but had expected his cooperation with police and a full confession to draw a lighter sentence.
He has until Sept 17 to file an appeal. In the interim, he is looking for a new Thai lawyer, he said from Bangkok's Klong Prem remand prison, where he is serving his sentence. His Swiss lawyer Marc Henzelin was present at the interview.
Asked if the details of his confession - and the transcript of a WhatsApp chat he had with the group that made an offer to buy his stolen data in a deal struck in Singapore - had been given to the Malaysian police, he said: "I have no idea."
He had not been contacted by anyone from Malaysia, he said.
He lashed out at references to him as a "whistle-blower" who sold data he stole from his former employer PetroSaudi, which contained details of a deal between the Saudi energy firm and Malaysia's troubled state investment firm 1MDB. Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak heads 1MDB's advisory board.
"I am not a whistle-blower," Justo said. "It would be easy to be seen in that image, but I am not. They (the buyers) had a political agenda that I didn't know (about). I had no idea what was in those files. I didn't know they were trying to bring down a government. I was stupid," he claimed.
Justo, who had quit PetroSaudi in 2011, demanded 2.5 million Swiss francs (S$3.7 million) from PetroSaudi's chief executive in 2013 for not divulging information he held on the company. The firm had paid him off once before and refused to pay him again, instead filing a complaint with the Thai police in May this year. In June, he was arrested at his plush home on the Thai resort island of Koh Samui.
In an exclusive interview with The Straits Times on July 23 while in remand, Justo revealed that he was promised US$2 million (S$2.8 million) - which he was never paid - for the stolen data by Malaysian businessman Tong Kooi Ong, owner of The Edge Media Group.
He claimed those he met over the negotiations, including Sarawak Report editor Clare Rewcastle- Brown, had talked about using the data "to try to bring down the Malaysian government" and had talked of plans to "modify" the data.
The day the revelations were published, Mr Tong in a joint statement with The Edge Group publisher Ho Kay Tat acknowledged that they had misled Justo into believing he would be paid. "That was the only way to get hold of the evidence to expose how a small group of Malaysians and foreigners cheated the people of Malaysia of US$1.83 billion," they said, denying that they modified any data.
On Tuesday, Justo, barefoot and in prison-issue dark blue shorts and light blue cotton shirt, said he was being treated "better than expected" in prison. "I eat three meals a day. I shower twice a day. Everyone, from the inmates to the officers, has been nice," he said.
Apart from The Straits Times, he has spoken separately to at least two European news outlets. "I want people to know the real story, not just anything and everything written about me," he told The Straits Times.
Yang merasuah masih tak takut. Di mana sebenarnya peranan Justo dala, kes PetroSaudi ni? Kalau bukan dia yang membongkar, rakyat Malaysia mungkin masih bodoh untuk mempercayai kata-kata seorang perasuah.
Kes justo sudah basi, hanya kebodohan umno menggunakan senjata lawan sebagai pelindung diri sendiri. UMNO masih berada dalam kebodohan yang melampau. Dana RM2.6B, isu yang terang benderang juga gagal diselesaikan, lagi dicerita, lagi jelas ianya adalah rasuah. Awalnya nak saman WSJ, kenapa tak saman. Bacalah akta SPRM, jelas ianya rasuah.
He better be quick to spill all if indeed he has anything to spill. Your boss situation don't look good with all these accusations going around him.He has already lost the perception war as almost all have found him guilty other then those in his payroll like your good self. And with the International Anti Corruption Conference (IACC) now being held here in Malaysia, the whole world is asking for an answer from your boss where did the USD700m comes from. They need a name not just an anonymous donor.For this country sake we really hope this donor really do exist or else our currency and our economy will be drag down the drain by your boss actions.He have virtually taken out all those who are going to be a threat to him and god knows how long this saga is going to end.
Is this your best defence for Najib?
Kena data-mine betul -betul ni nak cari nuggets yang berguna.
Let's see the connection between Justo's confession and Najib's accounts.
Be scared, be very scared indeed.
What's there to be afraid of. He never said he tampered with the files. Why did PSI pay him if the data he had was false. Surely no one succumbs to blackmail if the evidence held is false.So one can easily conclude whatever he had and gave away is real . So the one to be afraid would be those who stole money fro the peole.
"That was the only way to get hold of the evidence to expose how a small group of Malaysians and foreigners cheated the people of Malaysia of US$1.83 billion," now that's the truth..
What will now come out from the castrated AG, MACC and BNM will be according to the script written by Bugis Warrior sans teloq.
BTW you langsung tak malu ke mati matian support a corrupt man?
Dato no matter how much you tried to spin to save Najib, it simply wont work any longer. 2.6 billion is inside Najib personal account and was closed later with "some" balance of money transferred to a Singapore's bank. Justo was another issue and these two aren't related.
Scared, of him telling his story which he has more or less said?
Also how can he not know the contents of the docs if he was blackmailing his previous employer?
you are right, najib should be scared , be very scared.
What if this guy has a truth that can benefit the highest bidder? Surely there are lots that you can do with USD700 mil..
And, in the name of fair reporting, can you publish what the former premier said in his blog, about why he was there at that yellow rally?
Ordinary simple Malaysian wants to live in peace in this beloved nation of ours. The problems are with politicions of both side together with their ball polishers & their prepaid & postpaid bloggers. So if that Swiss guy & the Sarawak Report guy have something to tell, bring it on. Ordinary Malaysian are not scared .... we have been politicking too long, lets get it over once & for all. Don't let our future generations suffer because of us. May Allah bless us all.
He will implicate all of Najib's cronies.
Can the 10 persons come forward please. They have been scheming to get Najib to resign.
I'm not intrested in how he was tricked by the buyers what so ever. I'm more intrested and all i want to know is the content he tried to sell that worth 2 millions about a company link with 1imdb. What is the secret that worth more than 2 million and what is petrosaudi trying to hide from public. If it's a legit bisness deal i don't think they need to hide anything and there is nothing justo can extort from them.
You are become very selective on the blogs that are posted herein or shall I say just like your paymaster or ex-pay master crafty half breed Mahathir. That is not the spirit of blogging, that is if you can call yourself a blogger. You don't even have my answer to what you have to say being published ?
Yup thanks to Justo. Thanks to WSJ. Kalau tidak sampai bila2 lah pemimpin merosakkan negara sendiri with impunity !


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Gustave Caillebotte's Dinner Invitation Leads to the Exquisite Third Impressionist Exhibition of 1877.
RUE HALÉVY, SIXTH FLOOR VIEW (RUE HALÉVY, VUE D'UN SIXIÈME ÉTAGE), 1878, Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894), private collection.
Richard R. Brettell, chair in Art and Aesthetics at the University of Texas at Dallas, states plainly that in January or February 1877 a soirée of seven male artists constituted what was "arguably the most important dinner party of painters held in the nineteenth century."
The reason for this social occasion was all business—specifically, to ponder and discuss the future of French modern art. It was hosted in the well-appointed Paris apartment of fellow artist Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) on Rue Miromesnil in the Faubourg Saint- Honoré in Paris.
For much of the 1980's Richard R. Brettell was Searle Curator of European Painting at The Art Institute of Chicago.
The clubby dinner idea and its invitation to artists ranging in age from 28-year-old Caillebotte to 49-year-old Pissarro was the initiative of those two arists as evidenced in a surviving letter from Caillebotte to Pissarro. In the letter, haute bourgeois Caillebotte invites sometime anarchist and socialist Camille Pissarro (1830-1903) to this smart-set gathering and shares with Pissarro an advance guest list.
Monday night dinner of Impressionists.
Five of the greatest avant-garde painters of their generation joined Caillebotte and Pissarro on the next Monday night. They were: Edgar Degas (1834-1917), Claude Monet (1840-1926), Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), Alfred Sisley (1839-1899), and Édouard Manet (1832-1883), "the dean" of modern artists. If Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) was not in self-imposed exile in Switzerland for being unwilling to pay a heavy indemnity to the French Government and Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) was not creating misunderstood masterpieces even by avant-garde standards, the tally in Caillebotte's suite of rooms would still fit Richard Brettell's description.
Caillebotte's aim was direct. He wanted to facilitate frank and fruitful discussion among these artists to set an agenda and strategy for the future of French modern painting. Their plans included a third exhibition of their so-called "new painting." A likely agenda item was marketing for these modern artists' first exhibition that was advertised as "Impressionist." Such is the an ambiguous moniker of descriptive iconography and critical valuation that endured.
Modern art show on the Paris Boulevards.
Caillebotte selected the venue for the April 1877 show. It was a five-room luxury apartment in the heart of Baron Haussmann's newly-constructed Paris. The capital's boulevards became a symbol of French wealth, modernity, and prestige.
Caillebotte's organizational methods worked. The Third Impressionist Exhibition is judged to be "the most balanced and coherent" of the eight exhibitions held between 1874 and 1886. Gustave Caillebotte contrived, solicited and arranged for what he wanted to see as a "democratic" exhibition of 230 works representing 18 artists. In its 30-day run, the exhibition attracted 500 attendees per day.
PARIS STREET; A RAINY DAY ("Rue de Paris, Temps de pluie"), 1877, Gustave Caillebotte, The Art Institute of Chicago.
Caillebotte sent six of his paintings to the show including his iconic Paris Street: A Rainy Day. It hangs today in The Art Institute of Chicago though in 2012 and until January 20, 2013 it was loaned out to the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
Brettell thinks it is fair to say that Caillebotte had just one notable set back during this third exhibition affair—the young art show producer and artist was unable to convince Édouard Manet to "desert the Salon and join forces with the Impressionists" to exhibit with them.
Gustave Caillebotte , Le Pont De L'Europe, 1876, oil on canvas, 125 x 181 cm, Petit Palais/Musée d'art moderne, Geneva, Switzerland.
Gustave Caillebotte, Portraits à la campagne, 1876. oil on canvas, 95 × 111 cm (37.4 × 43.7 in.), Musée Baron Gérard, Bayeux.
The New Painting: Impressionism 1874-1886, 1986, Charles S. Moffet.
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