
Monday, May 8, 2017
Chingay 2008
My most difficult project for the Chingay Festivals for the Soka Prop group, with so many parts and 20 sets.
With thousands of parts without machinery, I developed a method to mass produced it.
I didn't go down to the show, so with the permission of Arbal of Flickr, I upload the photo, which showcased the person put the prop on.
After I do the finishing touch of it, which I spread painted it, my whole body ached for a few days.


Sunday, May 7, 2017
The amazing 1997 innovative Chingay prop making story
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/chingay-through-the-years-from-streetside-procession-to-massive-extravaganza
These musical props are not the final products of the Grand Finale, at night with the embedded lights effects nicer. Photo - Straits Times
One of the toughest feats it to repair the 97 Chingay props, first time the foreigners were invited to participate. One day before the grand finale, the props came back all deflated from their performance. I got to muster all my skills as a welder and printer, which I used to set the printing rollers for Singapore Press Holdings from morning until night repair the prop for the next day grand finale. You need to pull the foam tight, used the hot glue gun to weld it on to the stick, and to hold the hot form until it is stick to the surface of the stick, too loose or too tight cannot, later they put the clothes on it and inside with lights bulbs.
After that the props were displayed at Soka Kaikan at st 92 for months
These musical props are not the final products of the Grand Finale, at night with the embedded lights effects nicer. Photo - Straits Times
One of the toughest feats it to repair the 97 Chingay props, first time the foreigners were invited to participate. One day before the grand finale, the props came back all deflated from their performance. I got to muster all my skills as a welder and printer, which I used to set the printing rollers for Singapore Press Holdings from morning until night repair the prop for the next day grand finale. You need to pull the foam tight, used the hot glue gun to weld it on to the stick, and to hold the hot form until it is stick to the surface of the stick, too loose or too tight cannot, later they put the clothes on it and inside with lights bulbs.
After that the props were displayed at Soka Kaikan at st 92 for months
Labels:
Chingay Festival,
Chingay Prop,
Singapore Soka Association,
soka,
SSA
Thursday, May 4, 2017
My most intensive medias interview ever
The online version; http://www.straitstimes.com/business/poor-in-maths-good-with-numbers
I had forwarded my testimony to Rachel Boon of Straits Times Money Desk about my chanting to gohonzon, overcoming my poverty, family disharmony and sickness, from sleeping in the street to fulfillling my childhood dream of travelling through my investments.
She agreed to write the investment part but not my chanting part.
Subsequently Rupali Karekar who had 17 years journalist experiences. Emailed me many questions about my life and asked me for documentary proofs of my investments claims for verifications.
How I second time developed a way to predict the topics that came out of my GCE O Level, that I didn't pass, I passed all three with better result than the earlier 3 and used the same methods to predict the stock market, which I am able to travel the world from sleeping in the street.
Through and forth for more than 2 weeks of intensive interviews through various emails, whats apps, phone calls & face to face, I forwarded her numerous documentary proofs.
Rupali Karekar replied me with various part of my story, which I need to correct it numerous times.
Then we met face to face interview. Which she asked numerous questions using her laptop and recorded down what I said in 2 recorders, for one and the half hour and left. Later the cameraman came and took numerous pictures of me.
Featured in Asiaone: http://www.asiaone.com/business/poor-maths-good-numbers?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&link_time=1476678112#xtor=CS1-2
I had forwarded my testimony to Rachel Boon of Straits Times Money Desk about my chanting to gohonzon, overcoming my poverty, family disharmony and sickness, from sleeping in the street to fulfillling my childhood dream of travelling through my investments.
She agreed to write the investment part but not my chanting part.
Subsequently Rupali Karekar who had 17 years journalist experiences. Emailed me many questions about my life and asked me for documentary proofs of my investments claims for verifications.
How I second time developed a way to predict the topics that came out of my GCE O Level, that I didn't pass, I passed all three with better result than the earlier 3 and used the same methods to predict the stock market, which I am able to travel the world from sleeping in the street.
Through and forth for more than 2 weeks of intensive interviews through various emails, whats apps, phone calls & face to face, I forwarded her numerous documentary proofs.
Rupali Karekar replied me with various part of my story, which I need to correct it numerous times.
Then we met face to face interview. Which she asked numerous questions using her laptop and recorded down what I said in 2 recorders, for one and the half hour and left. Later the cameraman came and took numerous pictures of me.
Featured in Asiaone: http://www.asiaone.com/business/poor-maths-good-numbers?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&link_time=1476678112#xtor=CS1-2
At New York Stock Exchange
Labels:
investments,
medias,
stock market forecast,
stocks,
straits times,
Travel
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Medias
Various medias filming around Upper Boon Keng Road
Amazing these few years more then 12 different medias filming around Upper Boon Keng Road, could be up to more then 30?
Amazing these few years more then 12 different medias filming around Upper Boon Keng Road, could be up to more then 30?
Monday, January 9, 2017
My amazing story of overcoming incredible odds was featured in Stomp - Singapore Seen
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/this-urban-jungle/from-sleeping-on-the-street-to-travelling-the-world-0
How I overcome incredible odds of family disharmony, poverty and sickness, sleeping in the street through chanting to travelling around the world:
http://gakkai-experiences.blogspot.sg/2013/06/my-incredible-experiences.html#.WHRcALZ96Rs
How I overcome incredible odds of family disharmony, poverty and sickness, sleeping in the street through chanting to travelling around the world:
http://gakkai-experiences.blogspot.sg/2013/06/my-incredible-experiences.html#.WHRcALZ96Rs
Labels:
Overcoming odds,
Singapore Seen Stomp,
tour,
Travels
Friday, December 30, 2016
My 3 amazing photos reaching 100K viewerships
https://www.flickr.com/photos/henryleong/8659726249/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/henryleong/2266926782/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/henryleong/5473345714/
I had been taking photos since I was a few years old, my most popular photos with top hits, is rank as above.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/henryleong/2266926782/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/henryleong/5473345714/
I had been taking photos since I was a few years old, my most popular photos with top hits, is rank as above.
Labels:
Henry Leong photos,
photography,
photos,
popular
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Unusual demand for this plot of land - The Kallang Residences
Near Kallang MRT
Around the area no one room HDB flat.
Near the Kallang River when the Sports Hub and the Water sports facilities, costing around $2 billions.
Small amount of units were build.
Near James Cook University, Sims Drive.
At the fringe of city centre
Beside the block 5A HDB, where high floor could cost as much as $500K for a 3 room flat.
The condo Studio 8 beside it, where a studio cost around $1 million per unit.
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/housing/bto-launch-kallangwhampoa-bidadari-flats-most-popular
Labels:
4 rooms flat,
BTO,
HDB,
Kallang MRT,
Kallang Residences
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