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previousiissues

issue 223
04 January 2006

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14 december 2006

issue 221
01 december 2006

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16 November 2006

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02 November 2006

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5 October 2006

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14 September 2006

issue 215
01 September 2006

issue 214
17 August 2006

competitions

Playful Sound

Piano, guitar, drums, banjo, harmonica… the list can go on, and that’s exactly what American-based musician Jeffrey Butzer can play. Lona Records presents his interestingly named album She Traded Her Leg, where fans of Yann Tiersen will be delighted to listen – minimal, joyous and cinematic, but more lo-fi and original than the now acclaimed French composer. And look out for his gig in Hong Kong in June – details to be announced later. To know more about his music, click www.lona-records.com or to win an album simply tell us how many tracks there are on the album.

Courtesy: Lona Records

Chocolate Goodness

Smoothy, creamy, rich and delicious are really the only words you could use to describe chocolate. Godiva, the Belgian masters of cocoa, have revamped their gold collection for their 80th anniversary and are offering one lucky winner the chance to sample all 32 pieces of pure heaven. To win: Name three individual chocolates from the new Godiva gold collection.

Courtesy: Godiva

Reel With a View

The history of the drive-in theatre began back in the ‘30s in the US and it finally arrived in Hong Kong this year. We have said it is good, but that isn’t enough. We want YOU to experience it. Win a pair of tickets to the Drive-In Theatre and see how it feels to watch a movie under the stars with a spectacular harbor view and beautiful skyline. To win, just tell us: how many houses are there at the drive-in theatre?

Courtesy: The Hong Kong Drive-In Theatre