The flash game is made by HaStars.com

finding the same bugs then click it.
there must be in two corner and no obstruction.
player have to clean all bugs on time.
there are six levels of the bugs.

wish you like it.
first button mean directions,
second button mean start.

go to play the bugs

we made a flash game for the Thermaltake,

they wanna this game to promo their ToughPower.

you can play this game to win the prizes.

when you clear game's level,
you can get one chance to win the prize.

using mouse to move, keep left button of mouse down.
don't touch the wall,
you have to answer the questions about ToughPower.

Good Luck !!

play game to win the prize.

nice to talk with Tom!
Thanks for you remind me to change my photo.
nice to hear you married with a Tainan girl last March.
wish your business is great in Taiwan!!

Tom said he like a Taiwanese song...陳雷 風真透....
the singer is cute, his voice is special.
if 陳雷 knows tom liked his song, I think he will be surprise.

now writing something about my photo,
it's token about 3 months ago, when I took MRT in Taipei.
I think in this photo I look like a teenager...just kidding!!

I just want to say "I like this photo~~"

I loved her voice, music, playing guitar.

KT Tunstall Myspace
http://www.myspace.com/kttunstall

Free music listen online,
http://music.download.com/kttunstall/3600-8742_32-100879605.html

Biography

KT Tunstall is a sparkling new songwriter with Chinese blood, a Scottish heart, great legwarmers and a cool name – “well, it’s got a bit more attitude than Kate which just says farmer’s daughter to me,” she laughs. KT celebrates classic singer-songwriting in the tradition of Rikki Lee Jones, Carol Kingand Fleetwood Mac with an articulate, accessible, immediate brew of rootsy sass, wistful quandary and after-hours atmosphere. The latest in a line of outstanding contemporary Scottish songwriters including Texas, Fran Healy, Teenage Fanclub and The Beta Band, KT’s unique perspective offers a rare emotionally connecting intensity through it’s gripping lyrical bite and heartfelt melody.

Her debut album ‘Eye To The Telescope’ is the creative consequence of that inquiring imagination. “My songs examine and explore little specific emotions or situations or stories,” she explains. “They’re kitchen table songs, like a conversation between me and one other person. It’s almost like an alien has been sent to get emotional samples from human beings and put it all together on a record.”

Since completing ‘Eye To The Telescope’, life has been a blur of gigs, first as support to Joss Stone, then a tour of Europe, singing with ‘klezmer hip-hop’ band Oi Va Voi, who ignited the Avalon Stage at Glastonbury.

“It was blazing sunshine and I went on in a turquoise neck muff, glamorous dress and muddy boots and just had the best gig, really emotional. I’ve had emails from people saying that they cried. They promised it wasn’t the drugs.”

Now KT is raring to channel all her infectious energies into her own music. “I’m not exactly sure what has driven me so hard,” she says. “I’ve never questioned it. I’ve never had a back-up plan. I was never going to do anything else.”