CEM’s “Healthy Eating” Induction Cooking Contest, co-organized by the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM)’s Catering Services & Cooking Training Center and supported by Macau Professional Nutritionist Association, came to a close yesterday.
The contest aims to promote induction cooking, nutrition and healthy eating among the public. Nearly 30 individuals signed up to participate in this year’s contest. Contestants had to design and cook highly nutritious dishes. After undergoing reviews, 20 contestants were shortlisted for yesterday’s finals and cooked nutritious dishes on-site using induction cookers.
Judges included Wong Kuai Leng, FAOM Vice Director, Lei U Weng, Director of the United Association of Food and Beverage Merchants of Macau, Olivia Chau, Executive Director of the Macau Professional Nutritionist Association, Chan Chak Keong, instructor at FAOM’s Catering Services & Cooking Training Centre, and Iun Iok Meng, Advisor to CEM’s Executive Committee.
Ip Mei Leng was finally named winner of the contest.
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bigbang captivate fans at the venetian macao
BigBang kicked off their “BigBang 2015 World Tour [Made] in Macao” last Friday at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena. Two more shows followed on Saturday and Sunday, making BigBang the first ever foreign artist group to hold three consecutive concerts at The Venetian Macao.
This was BigBang first visit to Macau, and all tickets sold out in advance. Concert-goers anticipated the long-awaited event and started to fill up the venue hours before the show began.
The five members kicked off the show with a blockbuster video produced by the crew of the Fast & Furious movie series. The K-Popsters began the concert with “Bang Bang Bang” and followed that with hits including “Tonight” and “Stupid Liar”. The group then performed “Haru Haru”, which is one of their most recognizable songs. The concert continued with “Blue” and “Loser” that saw audience members singing along. They were followed with “Bad Boy” and “If You”.
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