The Rise of Mr. Hyphen 2009 -Talent Segment Part II of II

Pahole Sookkasikon during the talent portion of Mr. Hyphen 2009 competition. In memory of good friend Michelle Maykin of Project Michelle, Pahole's charities were helpingjanet.com and the Thai American Scholarship Fund. Please register or encourage others to become a bone marrow donor and help save Janet's life. Minorities needing a match have less than 30% chance. Statistics are worse for mix raced individuals. Krabi Krabong and back up dancers are cohorts from Save the Thai Temple. "You don't always have to lose. Dreams do come true."

Part I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oDKqeTUQSo

Check out the article in the New York Times article by Jesse Washington for more info:
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/12/01/us/AP-US-Mr-Hyphen.html?scp=1&...


Please consider registering to be a bone marrow donor!
Asian American Donor Program
http://www.aadp.org

Project Michelle
http://www.projectmichelle.com

Janet Liang - Bright Young Woman Needing a Bone Marrow Match
http://www.helpingjanet.com

Thai-American Scholarship Fund:
http://www.asianpacificfund.org/awards/thai.shtml

Hyphen Magazine
http://www.hyphenmagazine.com

Mr.Hyphen Finalist
Pahole Sookkakison

Krabi Krabong Specialist
Peter Thupsornthorn

Back Up Dancers
Amanda Manklang
Dionne Jirachaikitti
Siwaraya Rochanahusdin

Choreographed by Pahole, Peter, Amanda, Dionne, and Siwaraya

Camera
Matthew Ong

Special Thanks To:
Thai Cultural Center & Wat Mongkolratanaram - Traditional Costumes, Drums, and Ching
Wat Buddhanusorn - Krabi Krabong & Meeting Space
Virada Chatikul
John Vilaikeo
Tim Tararug
STTT

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Mr. Hyphen
• Asian American Men
• Krabi Krabong
• Thai
• Thai American
• helping janet
• asian american donor program
• project michelle
• STTT