Doostang is a free, invitation-only online career community. In applying network theory to the job marketplace, the site offers a mix of traditional job boards like monster.com, and social networking sites, including LinkedIn, MySpace and Facebook. Since the network grows by invitation, all the contacts that enter the system are trusted by at least one or more members in the network. As such, it reflects and streamlines the realities of a job market in which the majority of recruiting is done through personal contacts and e-mail communication.
Doostang was founded by Mareza Larizadeh (Stanford) and Pavel Krapivin (MIT), whose initial goal was to fix the quality vs. quantity gap in online recruiting and job searching. Since the website's launch in the summer of 2005, it has grown to over 250,000 members from companies such as Goldman Sachs, Google, Bain, Nike, Apple, DE Shaw, KKR, Facebook, Chanel, Summit Partners, MTV and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation among many other companies.
Features
Once invited to Doostang, a user can join, create a profile, upload a résumé, post and search for jobs, write testimonials, and invite other people to the site, free of charge.
In August 2006, Doostang introduced two new features, groups and forums. Beyond its appeal to job seekers and recruiters, Doostang's groups and forums enable individuals to easily connect with their friends, network with peers, and access valuable career information from the community. In groups, users are able to share job content and interact within smaller circles, including their college, company, or with shared interests. Forums provide another platform for interaction between members, enabling them to engage in discussion with the community through posting and responding to questions and discussion topics.
Doostang also provides a premium membership that gives the user access to "Selected Practice Groups" (SPGs). There are twelve SPGs where jobs can be posted. Only SPG members can view and apply for these positions through Doostang. This premium membership requires that the user add 20 new members to Doostang and either upload their resume or complete 75% of their profile.
Selected Practice Groups:
Corporate Strategy & Business Development, Private Equity & Venture Capital, Nonprofit, Education & Government, Media & Entertainment, Hedge Funds, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Operations & Finance, Wealth and Asset Management, Management & Strategy Consulting, and Investment Banking & Capital Markets.
Media Coverage
Doostang has also received some notoriety from the start-up community. A in the Wall Street Journal's StartUpJournal profiled the site's founder along side Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
In August of 2007, Doostang was featured in BusinessWeek in an article entitled , comparing it to Xing, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Doostang was founded by Mareza Larizadeh (Stanford) and Pavel Krapivin (MIT), whose initial goal was to fix the quality vs. quantity gap in online recruiting and job searching. Since the website's launch in the summer of 2005, it has grown to over 250,000 members from companies such as Goldman Sachs, Google, Bain, Nike, Apple, DE Shaw, KKR, Facebook, Chanel, Summit Partners, MTV and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation among many other companies.
Features
Once invited to Doostang, a user can join, create a profile, upload a résumé, post and search for jobs, write testimonials, and invite other people to the site, free of charge.
In August 2006, Doostang introduced two new features, groups and forums. Beyond its appeal to job seekers and recruiters, Doostang's groups and forums enable individuals to easily connect with their friends, network with peers, and access valuable career information from the community. In groups, users are able to share job content and interact within smaller circles, including their college, company, or with shared interests. Forums provide another platform for interaction between members, enabling them to engage in discussion with the community through posting and responding to questions and discussion topics.
Doostang also provides a premium membership that gives the user access to "Selected Practice Groups" (SPGs). There are twelve SPGs where jobs can be posted. Only SPG members can view and apply for these positions through Doostang. This premium membership requires that the user add 20 new members to Doostang and either upload their resume or complete 75% of their profile.
Selected Practice Groups:
Corporate Strategy & Business Development, Private Equity & Venture Capital, Nonprofit, Education & Government, Media & Entertainment, Hedge Funds, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Operations & Finance, Wealth and Asset Management, Management & Strategy Consulting, and Investment Banking & Capital Markets.
Media Coverage
Doostang has also received some notoriety from the start-up community. A in the Wall Street Journal's StartUpJournal profiled the site's founder along side Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
In August of 2007, Doostang was featured in BusinessWeek in an article entitled , comparing it to Xing, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
The following is a list of routes of Kowloon Motor Bus. Given for reference only, and up to 1 January 1979.
Routes of Kowloon
* 1: Wan Tau Hom -- Star Ferry
* 1A: Star Ferry -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 2: So Uk -- Star Ferry
* 2A: So Uk -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 2C: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tai Hang Tung Estate
* 2D: Pak Tin -- Chuk Yuen
* 2E: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Pak Tin
* 2F: Tsz Wan Shan South -- Cheung Sha Wan
* 3: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Chuk Yuen
* 3A: Chuk Yuen -- Tsz Wan Shan North
* 4: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Cheung Sha Wan
* 4A: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Tai Hang Tung Estate
* 5: Choi Hung -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 5A: Kowloon City (Shing Tak Street) -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 5B: Hunghom KCR Terminus -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 5C: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tsz Wan Shan South
* 6: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 6A: Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 6B: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Chuk Yuen
* 6C: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 6D: Cheung Sha Wan -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 6E: Cheung Sha Wan -- Kwun Tong
* 7: Kowloon Tong -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 7A: Hunghom KCR Terminus -- Lok Fu
* 7B: Hunghom Ferry Pier -- Wang Tau Hom
* 8: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Oi Man
* 9: Ping Shek -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 10: Choi Wan Estate -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 11: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Chuk Yuen
* 11B: Tsui Ping Road Estate -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 11C: Wang Tau Hom -- Tsui Ping Road Estate
* 11D: Lok Fu -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 12: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park
* 12A: Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier -- Hunghom KCR Terminus
* 12B: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Wang Tau Hom
* 13: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Choi Hung
* 13A: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Upper Sau Mau Ping
* 13B: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 13C: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Upper Sau Mau Ping
* 13D: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 14: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Yau Tong
* 14A: Kwun Tong -- Yau Tong
* 14B: Ngau Tau Kok -- Yau Tong
* 14C: Kwun Tong -- Lei Yue Mun
* 15: Hunghom Ferry Pier -- Lam Tin North
* 15A: Tsz Wan Shan North -- Lam Tin North
* 16: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Lam Tin North
* 17: Kwun Tong -- Oi Man
* 18: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Oi Man
* 19: Lok Yee Shan -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 19A: Kwun Tong -- Kung Lok Road
* 20: Oi Man -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 21: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Choi Wan Estate
* 23: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Shun Lee
* 25: Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier -- Kai Tak Airport Cargo terminal
Routes of Tsuen Wan/Kwai Chung
* 30: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 31: Shek Lei -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 31A: Shek Lei -- Tsuen Wan West
* 31B: Shek Lei -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 32: Shing Mun Reservoir -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 32A: Lo Wai -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 33: Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 33A: Central Kwai Chung -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 33B: Kwai Hing -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 33C: Kwai Fong -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 34: Tsuen Wan West -- Kwai Shing Central
* 34A: Kwai Shing East -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 35: Shek Yam -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 35A: Shek Yam -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 36: Lei Muk Shue -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 36A: Lei Muk Shue -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 36B: Lei Muk Shue -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 37: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Kwai Shing Central
* 37A: Kwai Shing East -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 37B: Kwai Shing East -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 38: Kwai Shing East -- Kwun Tong Yue Man Square
* 40: Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 43: Cheung Ching -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 44: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsing Yi
* 44A: Cheung Ching -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 45: Lai King North -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 45A: Lai Yiu -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 45H: Princess Margaret Hospital -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 46: Lai Yiu -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
Routes of N.T.
* 50: Yuen Long East -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier (via Castle Peak Road)
* 51: Un Long West -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier (via Route Twisk)
* 52: Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier -- Tuen Mun
* 53: Castle Peak Bay -- Un Long East
* 54: Sheung Tsun -- Un Long West
* 55: Un Long East -- Lau Fau Shan
* 56: Un Long East -- Tai Tong
* 57: Un Long East -- Pak Nai
* 58: Un Long East -- Sha Kiu
* 59: Tai Hing -- Pak Kok
* 60R: Lei Muk Shue -- Tingkau
* 61: Tai Hing -- Un Long E
* 64: Un Long West -- Tai Po Market
* 66: Tai Hing -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 68: Un Long East -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70: Sheung Shui -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70A: Lek Yuen -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70B: Tai Po Market -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 71: Sha Tin Market -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 72: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Tai Po Market
* 73: Tai Po Market -- Man Kam To
* 74: Sam Mun Chai -- Tai Po Market
* 75: Tai Mei Tuk -- Tai Po Market
* 76: Yuen Long W -- Sheung Shui (via Castle Peak Road)
* 77: Yuen Long W -- Sheung Shui (via Fan Kam Road)
* 78: Sha Tau Kok -- Sheung Shui
* 78A: Luen Wo Hui -- Sha Tau Kok Secondary School
* 79: Ta Ku Leng -- Sheung Shui
* 79A: Luen Wo Hui -- Ping Yeung
* 81: Luen Wo Hui -- Luk Keng
* 87: Lek Yuen -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 88: Sha Tin Market -- Siu Lik Yuen
* 88A: Hin Tin -- Sha Tin Market
* 88B: Tai Wai -- Ho Tung Lau
* 89: Kwun Tong -- Lek Yuen
* 90: Tiu Keng Leng -- Choi Hung
* 91: Clear Water Bay -- Choi Hung
* 91A: Hang Hau -- Chuk Yuen
* 92: Sai Kung -- Choi Hung
* 94: Pak Tam Chung -- Sai Kung
* 99: Nai Chung -- Sai Kung
Cross Harbour routes
* 101: Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) -- Kennedy Town
* 102: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Shau Kei Wan
* 103: Wan Tau Hom --
* 104: Pak Tin -- Kennedy Town
* 105: Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park -- West Point (Sai Shi Street)
* 106: Chuk Yuen -- Chai Wan
* 111: Ping Shek -- Central (Macau Ferry Pier)
* 112: So Uk -- North Point (Pak Fu Street)
* 113: West Point (Holand Street) -- Choi Hung
* 116: Tsz Wan Shan -- Quarry Bay
* 121: Choi Hung -- Central (Overnight Service)
* 122: So Uk -- North Point (Overnight Service)
* 170: Sha Tin Market -- Wah Fu Central
Coach routes
Most of the coach routes originated from Tsim Sha Tsui, where KMB designated a bus terminus, at the corner of Kowloon Park Path and Peking Road, which was exclusive for the coaches.
* 200: Kai Tak Airport -- Central
* 201: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Kai Tak Airport
* 202: Yau Yat Tsuen -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 203: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tsz Wan Shan North
* 204: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Kwun Tong
* 206: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 207: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Beacon Hill Road
* 208: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Broadcast Drive
* 209: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 210: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Caldecott Road
* 211: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Kwun Tong
* 216: Broadway Street -- Hunghum KCR Terminus
* 246: Lai Yiu -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 250: Un Long -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 291: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Tai O Mun
* 293: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Tai Mong Tsai
Routes of Kowloon
* 1: Wan Tau Hom -- Star Ferry
* 1A: Star Ferry -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 2: So Uk -- Star Ferry
* 2A: So Uk -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 2C: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tai Hang Tung Estate
* 2D: Pak Tin -- Chuk Yuen
* 2E: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Pak Tin
* 2F: Tsz Wan Shan South -- Cheung Sha Wan
* 3: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Chuk Yuen
* 3A: Chuk Yuen -- Tsz Wan Shan North
* 4: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Cheung Sha Wan
* 4A: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Tai Hang Tung Estate
* 5: Choi Hung -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 5A: Kowloon City (Shing Tak Street) -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 5B: Hunghom KCR Terminus -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 5C: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tsz Wan Shan South
* 6: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 6A: Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 6B: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Chuk Yuen
* 6C: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 6D: Cheung Sha Wan -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 6E: Cheung Sha Wan -- Kwun Tong
* 7: Kowloon Tong -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 7A: Hunghom KCR Terminus -- Lok Fu
* 7B: Hunghom Ferry Pier -- Wang Tau Hom
* 8: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Oi Man
* 9: Ping Shek -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 10: Choi Wan Estate -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 11: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Chuk Yuen
* 11B: Tsui Ping Road Estate -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 11C: Wang Tau Hom -- Tsui Ping Road Estate
* 11D: Lok Fu -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 12: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park
* 12A: Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier -- Hunghom KCR Terminus
* 12B: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Wang Tau Hom
* 13: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Choi Hung
* 13A: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Upper Sau Mau Ping
* 13B: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 13C: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Upper Sau Mau Ping
* 13D: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Sau Mau Ping Central
* 14: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Yau Tong
* 14A: Kwun Tong -- Yau Tong
* 14B: Ngau Tau Kok -- Yau Tong
* 14C: Kwun Tong -- Lei Yue Mun
* 15: Hunghom Ferry Pier -- Lam Tin North
* 15A: Tsz Wan Shan North -- Lam Tin North
* 16: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Lam Tin North
* 17: Kwun Tong -- Oi Man
* 18: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Oi Man
* 19: Lok Yee Shan -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 19A: Kwun Tong -- Kung Lok Road
* 20: Oi Man -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 21: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Choi Wan Estate
* 23: Kwun Tong Ferry Pier -- Shun Lee
* 25: Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier -- Kai Tak Airport Cargo terminal
Routes of Tsuen Wan/Kwai Chung
* 30: Jordan Road Ferry Pier -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 31: Shek Lei -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 31A: Shek Lei -- Tsuen Wan West
* 31B: Shek Lei -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 32: Shing Mun Reservoir -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 32A: Lo Wai -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 33: Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 33A: Central Kwai Chung -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 33B: Kwai Hing -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 33C: Kwai Fong -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 34: Tsuen Wan West -- Kwai Shing Central
* 34A: Kwai Shing East -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 35: Shek Yam -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 35A: Shek Yam -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 36: Lei Muk Shue -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 36A: Lei Muk Shue -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 36B: Lei Muk Shue -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 37: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Kwai Shing Central
* 37A: Kwai Shing East -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
* 37B: Kwai Shing East -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 38: Kwai Shing East -- Kwun Tong Yue Man Square
* 40: Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier -- Kwun Tong Ferry Pier
* 43: Cheung Ching -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 44: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsing Yi
* 44A: Cheung Ching -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 45: Lai King North -- Kowloon City Ferry Pier
* 45A: Lai Yiu -- Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier
* 45H: Princess Margaret Hospital -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 46: Lai Yiu -- Sham Shui Po Ferry Pier
Routes of N.T.
* 50: Yuen Long East -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier (via Castle Peak Road)
* 51: Un Long West -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier (via Route Twisk)
* 52: Tsuen Wan Ferry Pier -- Tuen Mun
* 53: Castle Peak Bay -- Un Long East
* 54: Sheung Tsun -- Un Long West
* 55: Un Long East -- Lau Fau Shan
* 56: Un Long East -- Tai Tong
* 57: Un Long East -- Pak Nai
* 58: Un Long East -- Sha Kiu
* 59: Tai Hing -- Pak Kok
* 60R: Lei Muk Shue -- Tingkau
* 61: Tai Hing -- Un Long E
* 64: Un Long West -- Tai Po Market
* 66: Tai Hing -- Lai Chi Kok Bridge
* 68: Un Long East -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70: Sheung Shui -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70A: Lek Yuen -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 70B: Tai Po Market -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 71: Sha Tin Market -- Jordan Road Ferry Pier
* 72: Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier -- Tai Po Market
* 73: Tai Po Market -- Man Kam To
* 74: Sam Mun Chai -- Tai Po Market
* 75: Tai Mei Tuk -- Tai Po Market
* 76: Yuen Long W -- Sheung Shui (via Castle Peak Road)
* 77: Yuen Long W -- Sheung Shui (via Fan Kam Road)
* 78: Sha Tau Kok -- Sheung Shui
* 78A: Luen Wo Hui -- Sha Tau Kok Secondary School
* 79: Ta Ku Leng -- Sheung Shui
* 79A: Luen Wo Hui -- Ping Yeung
* 81: Luen Wo Hui -- Luk Keng
* 87: Lek Yuen -- Tai Kok Tsui Ferry Pier
* 88: Sha Tin Market -- Siu Lik Yuen
* 88A: Hin Tin -- Sha Tin Market
* 88B: Tai Wai -- Ho Tung Lau
* 89: Kwun Tong -- Lek Yuen
* 90: Tiu Keng Leng -- Choi Hung
* 91: Clear Water Bay -- Choi Hung
* 91A: Hang Hau -- Chuk Yuen
* 92: Sai Kung -- Choi Hung
* 94: Pak Tam Chung -- Sai Kung
* 99: Nai Chung -- Sai Kung
Cross Harbour routes
* 101: Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) -- Kennedy Town
* 102: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Shau Kei Wan
* 103: Wan Tau Hom --
* 104: Pak Tin -- Kennedy Town
* 105: Lai Chi Kok Amusement Park -- West Point (Sai Shi Street)
* 106: Chuk Yuen -- Chai Wan
* 111: Ping Shek -- Central (Macau Ferry Pier)
* 112: So Uk -- North Point (Pak Fu Street)
* 113: West Point (Holand Street) -- Choi Hung
* 116: Tsz Wan Shan -- Quarry Bay
* 121: Choi Hung -- Central (Overnight Service)
* 122: So Uk -- North Point (Overnight Service)
* 170: Sha Tin Market -- Wah Fu Central
Coach routes
Most of the coach routes originated from Tsim Sha Tsui, where KMB designated a bus terminus, at the corner of Kowloon Park Path and Peking Road, which was exclusive for the coaches.
* 200: Kai Tak Airport -- Central
* 201: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Kai Tak Airport
* 202: Yau Yat Tsuen -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 203: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Tsz Wan Shan North
* 204: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Kwun Tong
* 206: Lai Chi Kok Bridge -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 207: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Beacon Hill Road
* 208: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Broadcast Drive
* 209: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Ngau Tau Kok
* 210: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Caldecott Road
* 211: Tsim Sha Tsui -- Kwun Tong
* 216: Broadway Street -- Hunghum KCR Terminus
* 246: Lai Yiu -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 250: Un Long -- Tsim Sha Tsui
* 291: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Tai O Mun
* 293: Kowloon City Ferry Pier -- Tai Mong Tsai
Mostly known for co-leading the Faith Gospel Center worship team in Vallejo, alongside Jaegar Valle. Tabuyo was also one of the first citizens of Hawaii to decorate and design a bike rack in Downtown Honolulu, as well as participate in a Public Service Announcement for the Honolulu Hot Wheel's program.
Background information
Tabuyo (born May 7, 1989) was raised in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii. Daughter to Aurelio Tabuyo and Lilia Dela Cruz, Tabuyo began singing at the age of 2. Her mother noticed her talent and pushed her daughter to sing at many Filipino parties and functions. Tabuyo competed in many singing competitions, most notably, Keiki Stars at the age of 7. She's performed for Representative Dennis Arakaki as well as former Hawaii Governor, Benjamin Cayetano. Tabuyo attended Kalihi-Waena Elementary School, Dole Middle School, Washington Middle School and Farrington High School up until her junior year. She later went on to attend Pinole Valley High School, and is currently attending UC Davis as a communications major.
The arts
Tabuyo has always been a participant in school productions and the school choir. She has competed against American Idol semi-finalist, Jordan Segundo on numerous occasions. Tabuyo was also member of T-Shirt Theatre under the direction of George Kon and Walt Dulaney. In 2002, while singing a solo for a choir performance in Ala Moana Shopping Center, Tabuyo was handpicked by Cirque du Soleil's Welby Altidor to audition for the world renowned show, Quidam. She later went on to attend a Broadway class at Iolani School taught by 's Christine Yasunaga (also Lea Salonga's sister-in-law.) Tabuyo attended World Talent INC. and participated in many local-based auditions.
Youtube
Videos of Tabuyo singing alone and with the worship team are moderately viewed on Youtube. The video "Cry", a cover by The Veronicas sung by Tabuyo and her sister drew a considerable amount of viewers in a very short time. Viewers increase everyday.
Religion
Tabuyo is a devoted Pentecostal Christian and attends Faith Gospel Center in Vallejo. The church is part of the IAFB assemblies. She is an active member in the church's youth group under the direction of the IAFB's newly elected Northern California district President, Jojo Cristobal. Its worship team plays at various events and is influenced by Hillsong United and Frontline Worship.
Background information
Tabuyo (born May 7, 1989) was raised in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii. Daughter to Aurelio Tabuyo and Lilia Dela Cruz, Tabuyo began singing at the age of 2. Her mother noticed her talent and pushed her daughter to sing at many Filipino parties and functions. Tabuyo competed in many singing competitions, most notably, Keiki Stars at the age of 7. She's performed for Representative Dennis Arakaki as well as former Hawaii Governor, Benjamin Cayetano. Tabuyo attended Kalihi-Waena Elementary School, Dole Middle School, Washington Middle School and Farrington High School up until her junior year. She later went on to attend Pinole Valley High School, and is currently attending UC Davis as a communications major.
The arts
Tabuyo has always been a participant in school productions and the school choir. She has competed against American Idol semi-finalist, Jordan Segundo on numerous occasions. Tabuyo was also member of T-Shirt Theatre under the direction of George Kon and Walt Dulaney. In 2002, while singing a solo for a choir performance in Ala Moana Shopping Center, Tabuyo was handpicked by Cirque du Soleil's Welby Altidor to audition for the world renowned show, Quidam. She later went on to attend a Broadway class at Iolani School taught by 's Christine Yasunaga (also Lea Salonga's sister-in-law.) Tabuyo attended World Talent INC. and participated in many local-based auditions.
Youtube
Videos of Tabuyo singing alone and with the worship team are moderately viewed on Youtube. The video "Cry", a cover by The Veronicas sung by Tabuyo and her sister drew a considerable amount of viewers in a very short time. Viewers increase everyday.
Religion
Tabuyo is a devoted Pentecostal Christian and attends Faith Gospel Center in Vallejo. The church is part of the IAFB assemblies. She is an active member in the church's youth group under the direction of the IAFB's newly elected Northern California district President, Jojo Cristobal. Its worship team plays at various events and is influenced by Hillsong United and Frontline Worship.
Donna Page is the mid-day traffic reporter for KNX 1070 radio in Los Angeles, heard Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
She began working at KNX in 1998. Prior to that she an on-air personality on both KBZT-FM and KSON-FM in San Diego. Donna was a Deans List student at San Diego City College with emphasis in Radio, TV and news production.
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She began working at KNX in 1998. Prior to that she an on-air personality on both KBZT-FM and KSON-FM in San Diego. Donna was a Deans List student at San Diego City College with emphasis in Radio, TV and news production.
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