Wednesday, December 21, 2005

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Samuel & Kevin

“Value for Money and Excellent Service” remains to be the main running principle of Samuel & Kevin. Together with its strategy focusing on pants and jeans, Samuel & Kevin has oriented itself a unique position in the market that is highly recognized by the mass people and the fashion innovators. --launched in 1997 (wow!!)

As at June 2005, S&K has developed more than 550 outlets around the globe. This extensive retail network not only witnesses the rapid growth and development of S&K , but also signifies its successful marketing strategies and leading position in the market.

Visit: www.samuel-kevin.com

CITIZEN

CITIZEN is an extremely meaningful name.
In 1924, the then Mayor of Tokyo, Mr Shimpei Goto, named the company CITIZEN in the hope that the watch would become available to ordinary citizens throughout the world. Not just the wealthy elite.
His dream came true.
CITIZEN has made many revolutionary contributions to the world of timekeeping.
In 1956, Parashock was the first shock resistant watch made by a Japanese manufacturer. Three years later, Parawater made a splash as Japan's very first water resistant watch.
Today, CITIZEN Eco-Drive has broken new ground in timekeeping. Powered by any light source, it eliminates the need for battery replacement. This brilliant innovation earned it the Japan Environment Association's Eco Mark for environmental consciousness.
2003 saw the launch of the Stiletto, the world's thinnest light-powered watch. Environmental awareness meets utter chic.
Time after time, CITIZEN pushes our expectations higher.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BELOVED LOVELY LITTLE BROTHER---KUI!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO KWAI WEI~

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!!

*MAKE A WISH*

MUACKZ MUACKZ MUACKZ.....*HUGS*!!!

i will make sure you know how to spell happy birthday!! Get your pencil ready now!! oh tmr...let's celebrate first^^ muahahahaha!!!


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