Despite having undergone balloon angioplasty surgery recently, Chua Lam maintains that his diet will still remain the same. This is especially so given the coming of Chinese New Year.
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Given this brilliant solution to easing and neutralizing oil consumption, Chua Lam can now continue with his eating habits. The renowned food critic, whom from young had developed the habit of cooking with pork lard has been advocating the " eoirh" theory, when translated means tasty pig oil.
He also joked that in the heart of every food enthusiast, there is a piece of lard. Moreover with the coming Chinese New Year, there will be no lack of pork lard since it symbolizes a good start.
Even though his friends have fervently urged him to cut down on pork lard, Chua Lam says that there will definitely be a high level of difficulty.
Part of every girl's Teenage Dream is to always have a great manicure. Having pretty fingers makes us feel like Fireworks and although we might be stuck at work, one glance at our nails and it's almost like we are California Girls Waking Up in Vegas.
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Days With My Father is photographer Phillip Toledano's heartbreaking photo journal of his time with his father, after his mother passed away.
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Urban Outfitters seems to be the ultimate hipster clothing store. Shop assistants look like they hang out at Lower East Side hipster haunt Cake Shop 24/7, the shop is subtly decorated with vintage furnishings, and there's always good indie music playing at a UO store, and the website even gives out mp3s for free download on their site.
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