Weilian is going to be a Superstar who inspire many lives
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I think when both contestants went into final, they are equally good in their vocal skill. Unfortunately Weilian is blind. But I see that with him in this competition, is rare and very inspiring and motivating. I think people must'nt use the word "sympathy vote" on him.
1 real thing about Superstar in today's era to me is: "how long can they last in the singing market" ,ask yourself.
So who cares who gonna win and make money for others!
End of the day, I don't just vote base on the fact that who going to contribute more to help the music company make more money. Or rather who looks good and can attracts more attention and more marketable in future. Or who has more potential to go further in singing career. All this is too tangible things that we will always see. No dept !!!!
If Weilian wins, he is going to be giving an "intangible" social gift to many people in future. His winning will really inspire many people who are down and out in their lives to strive on. Weilian is a Superstar in my heart . He is what Chinese call ( can er bu fei )"²�¶ø²»·�¡± . Initially I see him quite weird . But after hearing him and seeing him taking all steps to improve himself and making moving steps on stage just to create that touch with the audience. My heart numbed.
His song is also very touching . So much feeling .... So good. ..... He may not sound so good during the final as he is not feeling well. But overall he is very good .....
I personally got inspired by him and I tell myself if Weilian can do it in his singing career on stage, so can I be able to overcome all my personal problems now if I persist and perservere like him on stage. I must'nt give up so easily.
Anyway, Weilian can he be like (Ou De Yang) "Å·µÂÑù¡± £¬singing behind the scene. Anyone has ever see our Ou De Yang real person singing on stage before ? I don't think so. Who knows if our Mr Ou is also a handicape ? Possible ?
So guys and gals, just cast your vote and don't comment too negatively. Just don't vote if you don't like.
Weilian ... You ADD-VALUES and inspire many lives if you are on stage ...
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Seriously...out of all the competitors...I like Weilian the best...but reality is cruel...U gt wat I mean...
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imagine singing without reading the lyrics... how many ppl can do it n excel in it.
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He memorises the lyrics by listening...Originally posted by RaTtY81:imagine singing without reading the lyrics... how many ppl can do it n excel in it. -
The Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH), formerly known as the Singapore Association for the Blind (SAB), is a voluntary welfare organisation, founded in 1951. The association is affiliated to the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and is supported by the Community Chest of Singapore.
Our Mission
To Help the Visually Handicapped Help Themselves.
Our Objectives
* To serve as an Association for the visually handicapped
* To promote the welfare of the visually handicapped in the Republic of Singapore
* To facilitate and encourage greater participation of the visually handicapped in the administration of their affairs and activities and in the management of the Association
* To work towards the abolition of architectural, attitudinal, social, cultural, educational, employment and any other barriers that prevent the total integration and equal treatment of the visually handicapped in the community
* To encourage eye-care and safety and research in the prevention and cure of blindness and related diseases
* To do any or all such other things as are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects and shall include the appeal for funds in aid of the visually handicapped
Executive Committee 2004/2005
Ms Lyn Loh Pui Peng
President
Mr Jim Bin Ismail Omar Bek
Vice-President
Ms Chua Swee Keow
Vice-President
Mr Steven Yeo Khee Peng
Honorary Secretary
Mdm Teo Geok Sung
Honorary Treasurer
Mr Aw Soon Kee
Member
Mr Chong Jeo Ann
Member
Mr Loh Meng Kuan
Member
Mr Lok Foo Weng
Member
Mr Muhamad Farhad Bin Johari
Member
Mr Tan Kian Kok Robert
Member
Mr Tan Meng Pin
Member
Mr Tan Siang Yong
Member
Dr Cheah Way Mun
Honorary Ophthalmologist (co-opted for specific expertise)
Mr Tan Lian Ker
Honorary Legal Advisor (co-opted for specific expertise)
Mr Philip Lye
Representative - White Cane Club
Mr Unnikrishnan S/O PVK Nambiar
Representative - National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)
Mr Michael Tan
Ex-Officio, Executive Director
In accordance with the SAVH constitution "No person shall hold office as President for more than 6 years of office successively but may hold such office again after a lapse of two years." Also "No person shall hold the office of Honorary Treasurer for more than two years. After a lapse of two (2) years, he or she may seek re-election."
Who We Serve
Singapore citizens and permanent residents of all age groups. They must be certified as having low vision (partial sight), or blind, by an eye specialist or ophthalmologist. This includes people who are born blind as well as those who have lost their vision through accidents or illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, tumour, eye infection and others.
Difference between Members and Clients
All vision impaired persons residing in Singapore who are certified blind or low vision by an Ophthalmologist may register with us as our clients.
Clients are entitled to the whole range of services provided by the Association free of charge. Clients may also opt-in for subsidy of assistive devices.
Members, on the other hand, have to sign up as members of the Association by completing the membership form and paying the prescribed membership fees. They must be proposed and seconded by members. Members can be sighted or visually handicapped.
You can sign up as a Life Member with a one-time membership fee of S$150.00 or an Ordinary Member (visually handicapped) at S$5.00 a year. Sighted Ordinary Members pay S$15.00 a year.
Some of the benefits of a member, among other things, are that they have the right to attend and speak up at Annual General Meetings of the Association, vote on all matters within the objects of the Association and to elect Executive Committee members – the highest policy-making body of the Association. Members may also stand for election as Executive Committee Members. Ex-Co members are accountable to the general membership of the Association – the supreme body of the Association. -
tats y i peifu himOriginally posted by Simple_Bear:He memorises the lyrics by listening...
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He is really great...Originally posted by RaTtY81:tats y i peifu him 
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