Saturday, 19 December 2009
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
QUT Graduation Ceremony
Ursula Bougoure~
She is one of the best lecturer in QUT and the most besutiful Lecturer in QUT.^^.
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Bill Proud
The Boss of Business Faculty.
Kind and Nice
Lecturer.^^.ha~
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Steve~
Marketing Survey is very boring, but he makes this suject very interesting and active.....^^......
Sunday, 29 November 2009
Carmela's Birthday Party
WOW~~~Carmela is growing... so tall now that compare with before she didn't even talk.....><
This is the way that Aussie celebrate the birthday. Cool~
So many kids~~kkkk ....
and they try to play the game.ha.
Friday, 23 October 2009
Dr. Max~Nice and Kind Grandpa...ha...
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Doomsday in Brisbane~><~
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Phillies dad a hit with parents all over

http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=6663629
Steve Monforto has been coming to Phillies games since he was 3 years old, and after all that time, he finally caught his first foul ball on Tuesday night.
Then his 3-year-old daughter Emily threw it back.
It was more than just one of those many little moments in the course of a long baseball game when Jayson Werth fouled back a pitch during the bottom of the fifth inning in the Phillies' 5-0 win against Washington at Citizens Bank Park. This moment was truly Beyond Baseball.
It was the real glory of the game right there in front of you, a father hugging his little girl to assure her that she did nothing wrong, a public rite of passage to which so many parents can relate. And that is why the highlight is one of the hottest videos on MLB.com right now, and why the whole family will be on NBC's Today Show, where they will be presented with a surprise gift on Thursday morning.
"We have been inundated with calls from national and local media -- everyone wants the story because it's so heartwarming," said Bonnie Clark, the Phillies' vice president of communications, after talking today to Monforto. "The family is a great family. I talked briefly to the dad. He's been coming to Phillies games since he was 3, and now as a season-ticket holder, and he said he's never caught a foul ball. He just happened to get these seats at the last minute, took up a friend on his offer, so he sat in a different location.
"The rest is history. I told him to embrace his 15 minutes."
Watch the video, and you can see Monforto reach over the rail in the first row of 300 level seats to make nice two-handed grab. Other fans in his section were cheering. After trading fist bumps with nearby fans, Monforto high-fived Emily, who was clad in pink T-shirt and Phillies cap, and handed the ball to her. It was the natural thing for any Dad to do, right?
The Monfortos were there from Laurel Springs, N.J., and sitting a seat to Steve's right in the video is his wife, Kathleen, who has their other daughter, 15-month old Cecilia, on her lap. Kathleen's surprise reaction is visible as Emily takes that ball and fires it over the rail, to somewhere down below. Where it landed, no one knows.
"See, when she first threw it over, you know, I kind of laughed and was like, 'Oh my gosh, there it goes,'" Monforto told the local Fox TV affiliate. "But then the look on her face was that she may have done something wrong, so I wanted to let her know that ... she didn't do anything wrong."
The family was sitting near the suites of Phillies executives. Monforto said he was pleased when the club promptly delivered him a replacement ball, and this is how Clark described the scene as the Phillies went about that:
"After Emily threw the ball down, Mike Stiles [Philles senior VP of operations/administration), who sits in the executive box where our TV is, could see it happen. Mike went out to deliver a ball to her -- not the ball, but a ball -- and on his way back from their seats he was first met by Scott Palmer, who's our director of public affairs. Scott was en route to deliver one as well, and Mike indicated to him that he had already taken care of it. Then Mike was met by [general manager] Ruben Amaro, who was on his way to do the same thing.
"Everyone had the same mindset," said Clark. "We all wanted to do the same thing. Great minds think alike."
Clark said "everybody who's a parent can relate. You've been in that situation where a kid did something so innocent, you don't want to reprimand them. She thought she might have done something wrong, and he quickly reassured her that she didn't do anything wrong. Any parent can relate to the whole scenario."
Clark said Kathleen's reaction was "that she was just concerned that whoever's below them might have gotten hit. She was like, 'Did someone get hit by the ball?'"
For the record: Don't throw foul balls back.
But this was an innocent situation that people can't get enough of.
Producers at the Today Show contacted the Phillies, and the family was on its way to New York for their appearance on Thursday morning's show. Clark said the family will be presented with a surprise gift there, so expect to see it replayed again to that giant audience.
"That was a lucky catch, that I didn't drop that," Monforto said.
He has waited a long time to make a catch like that.
He had no idea what it would turn into.
Thursday, 3 September 2009
ATL & BTL
ATL marketing (above the line) refers specifically to advertisements related to things people can see - i.e. wide open to your competition. For instance, ATL includes advertising in newspapers, magazines and the like.
However BTL (below the line) refers to things that happen in the background. Flyers, email marketing, word-of-mouth, inner circle marketing, etc that is not easily detected by your competition.
In other words, ATL has a higher public branding effect, BTL does not have that much of a public branding effect - ATL is often used to generate mindshare, BTL is used to generate loyalty and repeat readership.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Melbourne -- Great Ocean Road
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
Here is Barack Obama's inauguration speech in full
Take a look~ It's really fantastic~
Tuesday, 20 January 2009
Melbourne -- Victoria Market+PUFFING BILLY Steam Train
Victoria Market is the biggest market in Melbourne. There were not only for food, vegetable, some ingredients and grocerie, but also many Art exhibition. In this market, you could feel there were several different atmosphere there. I think that's so-called exotic sells.^^.
After that, Next place was Puffing Billy that was sort of forest steam train. Actually, in Taiwan, we also have this facility, but that is located in a high mountain. Particularly, I didn't take that in Taiwan beofore..^^!!! Therefore, it made me more excited.
Before boarding, we almost couldn't get in the train, because the station oversold the tickets. However, there were not enough seats for all of the passengers. Lucky me, I found a carria
In comparison with Taiwan, many people sit in the windows and enjoy the weather. I like it! Today, the trip made me enjoy the nature in this Forest. I hope I can come here again.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Melbourne Buliding Exhibition+Museum+Gaol
In comparison, Melbourne Information had good quality and quantity than Brisbane. However, Melbourne is also much bigger than Brisbane. Their Information was just like a travelling agency. You need to take the number ticke
Spot 1. Melcourne Buliding Exhibition and Melbourne Museum
Unfortunately, Buliding Exhibition wasn't open, and Museum was too ex
Spot 2. Melcourne Ancient Gaol Museum
I think that was the sec
After the visiting the Gaol, the Sun was also getting down. You could find the night view of Melbourne. It was spectacular. Take a look~^_^