Sunday 28 October 2012
Lost Dog:Cassie Chung
Lost Dog:Please look for this lost dog. Reward will be offered. Name:Cassie "Chung" Breed:Pomeranian Colour:Brownish Telephone:082-256229/0168627588
Saturday 27 October 2012
Spotlight Just On Coco Courageous Lin
Rosalie Lin's dog from DCR is a celebrity within the neighbor hood and she too have been featured in The Star papers for an article on "vacation with dogs" and he also won the "dogs love camera contest". She appears with me in the Star papers, Star Online and Clove II as well.
About Coco "Courageous Lin"
Name : Coco Courageous Lin (Full Name Certified, nick named "Jelly Belly")
Gender:Female
Breed : Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Color : Brown & White
Born In From : Japan (Champion Breed from Japan & Taiwan)
Weight : 10.5 KG
Size Grade : Medium Size Dog
Age : 4 years old
D.O.B : 22nd February 2008
Favorite Food : Food
Unique Triad : Natural Odd Eye Color (One Brown, One Light Blue)
Best Triad : Extremely Intelligent, Obedient, Loyal and good around children.
Worst Triad : Heavy shredding Dog
About Coco "Courageous Lin"
Name : Coco Courageous Lin (Full Name Certified, nick named "Jelly Belly")
Gender:Female
Breed : Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Color : Brown & White
Born In From : Japan (Champion Breed from Japan & Taiwan)
Weight : 10.5 KG
Size Grade : Medium Size Dog
Age : 4 years old
D.O.B : 22nd February 2008
Favorite Food : Food
Unique Triad : Natural Odd Eye Color (One Brown, One Light Blue)
Best Triad : Extremely Intelligent, Obedient, Loyal and good around children.
Worst Triad : Heavy shredding Dog
Friday 26 October 2012
AGM's Interview with Bass And Flinders!
Our Interview with Bass And Flinders!
AG:How many whales do you normally see?
As whales are wild animals, we are never exactly sure how many we are going to see. On a good day, we can see up to 12.
AG:How long have you been operating __.(Please give us
your company's full name.) for?
Bass and Flinders has been operating for over 10 years. We have a number of different branches – including Whale Watching Sydney.
AG: What species of whales are most likely to be extinct?
Unfortunately many species of whale are facing extinction. Some of these include the southern right whale, the blue whale and, the most commonly seen for Whale Watching Sydney, the humpback whale.
AG:During the migration,how many whales die due to illness or other
reasons? And why?
We’re not sure how many whales due during migration. Young whales can die from exhaustion on the long trip. Also, orca whales and large sharks are not afraid to attack a young, sick or elderly whale for their next meal.
AG:How long does a baby whale need to feed on its mother's milk before
it can find it's own food?
Baby whales are weaned off their mother’s milk by the time they are 11 months old. They can spend up to a year or longer in their mother’s company before going off on their own.
AG: So tell us the migrating patterns of the whales.
Humpback whales mate in Northern tropical waters during the wintertime and migrate South to spend summer in the Antarctic. The best times to view their migration off the coast of Australia is in June, July and August.
AG:Do the whales like the boat?
The law requires that all vessels stay at least 100 metres from the whales. However, whales are curious creatures and regularly approach the boats to say hello.
AG:How do you find these whales?
The crew members will use their eyes to spot any telltale signs of whales – such as spurts of mist coming from the blowhole as the whales come up to breathe. They are also in communication with other boats and fishermen who will tell them where whales have been recently spotted.
AG:Are there any important rules when you go whale watching?
Take a good pair of binoculars, make sure you take a sea sickness remedy if you get sea sick easily and keep your eyes open – you may see dolphins and seals as well as whales!
AG:How does a whale milks on its calf?
Whales don’t have lips to suck so the milk is squirted into the mouth of the calf from the mother’s nipple.
AG: How often do you see new calfs?
New calves are seen ever year during the migration.
AG:What is the normal lifespan of a whale?
Humpback whales have a lifespan of 45 to 50 years.
AG:How many baby whales can a mother whale produce during her lifetime?
A female humpback can give birth every 1 to 3 years.
AG:What is the gestation period of a whale?
11 to 12 months.
AG:If they fall ill,what kind of disease do they have (normally)?
Not much is known about whale diseases but we do know that they can have many parasites living inside them. The barnacles that you see on whales are also a kind of parasite.
AG:Do you have any advice for AG readers looking to get a carrier similar to your own?
There are several things to keep in mind when looking for a whale watching tour and you should ask yourself the following questions: Does this company have success in seeing whales in the past? Is the boat comfortable and enclosed from wind and rain? How long is the cruise and how long will we get to look at the whales? Do they have a history of following the rules to keep the whales and everybody on board safe?
AG:White whales are very rare,and did you ever saw one before? (If not,tell us about locations white whales would be spotted)
We have seen a white whale calf on our cruises in the past. The most famous white whale is Migaloo the humpback who has been spotted in the waters off Queensland.
AG:Do female and male whales both sing? (Tell us more about their songs and how they sing.) How many whales sang for the cruise before?
Both female and male whales have the ability to make sounds but it is only the males that create the complex melodies that we call “singing”. We aren’t exactly sure why they do this but it is most likely to attract a mate or communicate with other whales over long distances. Our cruises can hear the “trumpet” noise they make when sound comes out of their blowholes.
AG:When did you bought the boat and when did you operate your first cruise?
Bass and Flinders has a number of boats and have been running successful whale watching cruises for several years. Visit us at whalewatchingsydney.net
AG:How many whales do you normally see?
As whales are wild animals, we are never exactly sure how many we are going to see. On a good day, we can see up to 12.
AG:How long have you been operating __.(Please give us
your company's full name.) for?
Bass and Flinders has been operating for over 10 years. We have a number of different branches – including Whale Watching Sydney.
AG: What species of whales are most likely to be extinct?
Unfortunately many species of whale are facing extinction. Some of these include the southern right whale, the blue whale and, the most commonly seen for Whale Watching Sydney, the humpback whale.
AG:During the migration,how many whales die due to illness or other
reasons? And why?
We’re not sure how many whales due during migration. Young whales can die from exhaustion on the long trip. Also, orca whales and large sharks are not afraid to attack a young, sick or elderly whale for their next meal.
AG:How long does a baby whale need to feed on its mother's milk before
it can find it's own food?
Baby whales are weaned off their mother’s milk by the time they are 11 months old. They can spend up to a year or longer in their mother’s company before going off on their own.
AG: So tell us the migrating patterns of the whales.
Humpback whales mate in Northern tropical waters during the wintertime and migrate South to spend summer in the Antarctic. The best times to view their migration off the coast of Australia is in June, July and August.
AG:Do the whales like the boat?
The law requires that all vessels stay at least 100 metres from the whales. However, whales are curious creatures and regularly approach the boats to say hello.
AG:How do you find these whales?
The crew members will use their eyes to spot any telltale signs of whales – such as spurts of mist coming from the blowhole as the whales come up to breathe. They are also in communication with other boats and fishermen who will tell them where whales have been recently spotted.
AG:Are there any important rules when you go whale watching?
Take a good pair of binoculars, make sure you take a sea sickness remedy if you get sea sick easily and keep your eyes open – you may see dolphins and seals as well as whales!
AG:How does a whale milks on its calf?
Whales don’t have lips to suck so the milk is squirted into the mouth of the calf from the mother’s nipple.
AG: How often do you see new calfs?
New calves are seen ever year during the migration.
AG:What is the normal lifespan of a whale?
Humpback whales have a lifespan of 45 to 50 years.
AG:How many baby whales can a mother whale produce during her lifetime?
A female humpback can give birth every 1 to 3 years.
AG:What is the gestation period of a whale?
11 to 12 months.
AG:If they fall ill,what kind of disease do they have (normally)?
Not much is known about whale diseases but we do know that they can have many parasites living inside them. The barnacles that you see on whales are also a kind of parasite.
AG:Do you have any advice for AG readers looking to get a carrier similar to your own?
There are several things to keep in mind when looking for a whale watching tour and you should ask yourself the following questions: Does this company have success in seeing whales in the past? Is the boat comfortable and enclosed from wind and rain? How long is the cruise and how long will we get to look at the whales? Do they have a history of following the rules to keep the whales and everybody on board safe?
AG:White whales are very rare,and did you ever saw one before? (If not,tell us about locations white whales would be spotted)
We have seen a white whale calf on our cruises in the past. The most famous white whale is Migaloo the humpback who has been spotted in the waters off Queensland.
AG:Do female and male whales both sing? (Tell us more about their songs and how they sing.) How many whales sang for the cruise before?
Both female and male whales have the ability to make sounds but it is only the males that create the complex melodies that we call “singing”. We aren’t exactly sure why they do this but it is most likely to attract a mate or communicate with other whales over long distances. Our cruises can hear the “trumpet” noise they make when sound comes out of their blowholes.
AG:When did you bought the boat and when did you operate your first cruise?
Bass and Flinders has a number of boats and have been running successful whale watching cruises for several years. Visit us at whalewatchingsydney.net
Saturday 13 October 2012
Friday 12 October 2012
Thursday 11 October 2012
Henry Lee surprises everyone by his talent in painting artstones that come to life
Henry Lee from Taiwan discovered his talent when he wanted to give his friend from Germany a special gift. He realized painting artstones was something he could really do. Painting two cats for his dear friend,Henry decided to paint artstones for a living. Watch as these beautiful and adorable collections come to life and play along with Denny,Olivia,Robby,Mimi,Bella and so much more! These characters have individual personalities and heart.Recently,he made a new collection named Swan Lake and Lavender In The Wind. Check out www.henryfriends.com for more details! 
Saturday 6 October 2012
Chum-Cher Lloyd's new puppy!
AGM was so happy with the new name of Cher's new bulldog! It's absolutely adorable and you can tweet this little guy at @ChumLloyd . He doesn't have a FB yet,and we're still waiting for him to do one! We also got some pics from his Twitter tweets. On the other side,Cher's other puppy,Barbie showed her jealously of Chum on Twitter. Yikes! She tweeted:" I'm SO much better than all the other Lloyd dogs. I feel so lonely and upset:'( Everyone's attention has gone to Chum...#UglyRat" and " it's actually not fair. @ChumLloyd get all the ATTENSION! he's everywhere:(" AND "I'm going to get @Chumlloyd and kill him then I can be in music videos hehe"
One #Brat tweeted:
"@MissBarbieLloyd @ChumLloyd No that's not truuue ! Nobody can forget u :p"
Barbie replied:"@BratFR @chumlloyd everybody does"
Another fan of Cher and Chum tweeted to Barbie:"@MissBarbieLloyd Nooo don't kill Chum!!!!:o"
Barbie went straight to the point and tweeted:"@CherBratsWW he deserves it"
Leona Louis from England,a fan of Cher,who met the beautiful star earlier,tweeted:"@MissBarbieLloyd @chumlloyd I'm sure ur mummy is thinking of u very much"
Barbie was upset,obviously and tweeted:"@leonalewis30 @chumlloyd Mummy has forgotten me:("
1 day ago,Barbie's tweeted "I'm so upset:'( "
We missed Barbie's cheerful tweets for her new little brother,Chum,so much. We are devastated! We started a Twitter hashtag,#barbielloydweloveyou and you can tweet too! Of course,AGM tweeted to Barbie Adeline,Christine and Jojo love her very much for just being herself. AGM is still waiting for the old Barbie to come back.
One #Brat tweeted:
"@MissBarbieLloyd @ChumLloyd No that's not truuue ! Nobody can forget u :p"
Barbie replied:"@BratFR @chumlloyd everybody does"
Another fan of Cher and Chum tweeted to Barbie:"@MissBarbieLloyd Nooo don't kill Chum!!!!:o"
Barbie went straight to the point and tweeted:"@CherBratsWW he deserves it"
Leona Louis from England,a fan of Cher,who met the beautiful star earlier,tweeted:"@MissBarbieLloyd @chumlloyd I'm sure ur mummy is thinking of u very much"
Barbie was upset,obviously and tweeted:"@leonalewis30 @chumlloyd Mummy has forgotten me:("
1 day ago,Barbie's tweeted "I'm so upset:'( "
We missed Barbie's cheerful tweets for her new little brother,Chum,so much. We are devastated! We started a Twitter hashtag,#barbielloydweloveyou and you can tweet too! Of course,AGM tweeted to Barbie Adeline,Christine and Jojo love her very much for just being herself. AGM is still waiting for the old Barbie to come back.
Jess' FB cover photo in style!
News Update: We just checked Jess' FB,and realized she changed her cover photo! It's so adorable and fashionable! Good one,Niall and Jess! 
Printable "Seals" Just For You!
These are adorable printable seal cartoon pictures just for you! It's a perfect gift for a seal lover! 
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