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My dear friend Kai Davidson died today. He was a key person in my teens and early twenties. I first met him whan I was 15, This was taken in the early 90s.
Koh Kai Island is located between Phuket and Phi Phi Islands and a popular stop over for Speedboat tours to Phi Phi
2009.09.02@ Flushing, NY.
US Open 2009, Day 3
@ Court 4
Magdalena Rybarikova v.s. Kai-Chen Chang
4-6 6-2 6-2
Holiday Parade
Hawaii Kai, Honolulu, Hawaii
Organized by the Hawaii Kai Lions Club and Koko Marina Center
November 26, 2011
10:00 am
Route: Kamiloiki District Park, travel down Lunalilo Home Road for about 1.5 miles, and end at Koko Marina Shopping Center
After Chiang Kai-shek's death on April 5, 1975, the Executive Yuan established a Funeral Committee to build a Memorial Hall to commemorate him. The design of architect Yang Cho-Cheng was chosen in a competition and groundbreaking took place on October 31, 1976, the 90th anniversary of Chiang's birth. The CKS Memorial was officially opened on April 5, 1980, the fifth anniversary of Chiang Kai-shek's death.
Kai Ovalle (born 2004), known for his spontaneous, random line drawings, has recently begun drawing figures based in realism. This is a radical break from his established style, and is creating varied responses from his main collectors and curators (Mom & Dad), ranging from relief to dissapointment.
Although he will often revert back to his whimsical old style as well as going in a direction of simple geometric, repetitious strokes, he is now seen reciting "Nose, Mouth, Eyes..." as he creates somewhat realistic drawings of faces.
His collectors are eager to see the random technique again, and he has been granted free use of water color brushes and paint. (at least, when Mom is in a mood to clean up after him.)
Kai Kai, a five-year-old male giant panda originally named Wu Jie, looks out from his cage as he is unveiled to the media after he arrives at Changi International Airport in Singapore September 6, 2012. Kai Kai and Jia Jia, a four-year-old female originally named Hu Bao, are on 10-years loan from China, will be exhibited at the River Safari at the Singapore Zoo. REUTERS/Tim Chong