Friday, July 27, 2007
1n3 | 8:36 PM
stop the press! | 7:31 PM
...who is that?!
Some ex-colleagues showed me this spread taken from a local fashion magazine. Yes, she has left the service. Tuesday, July 24, 2007
common tests | 8:59 AM
In lieu of next week's common tests, here's a bunch of poems I came across which may be very apt for you. :)
A Student's Prayer
Now I lay me down to rest.
I pray I pass tomorrow's test.
If I should die before I wake,
that's one less test I'll have to take.
Anonymous
I Should Have Studied
I didn't study for the test
and now I'm feeling blue.
I copied off your paper
and I flunked it just like you.
Bruce Lansky
PS. What are you still staring at the screen for? Get your ass back to the books!
Saturday, July 21, 2007
stereotypes | 2:23 AM
Thursday, July 19, 2007
january | 11:22 AM
January
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"They say you really do not know what what you've got until they are gone.""Amidst the grieving, the heart always fears a possible regret."
"Losing a pet is worse than breaking up with a girlfriend."
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
crying foetus | 10:00 PM
the macabre, the weird and the supernatural
Many of us have heard of the urban myth of crying foetuses in bottles in science labs and all. I have to admit it. I am a supernatural junkie. I love anything freaky though I have to clarify that I just love it for the thrill and the adrenalin rush that come with the experience and my beliefs on the spooks are cemented against my religious beliefs - you can ask me about this personally another time.
Many of us have heard of the urban myth of crying foetuses in bottles in science labs and all. I have to admit it. I am a supernatural junkie. I love anything freaky though I have to clarify that I just love it for the thrill and the adrenalin rush that come with the experience and my beliefs on the spooks are cemented against my religious beliefs - you can ask me about this personally another time.
Many years back while I was still in the university, I took off to Thailand for a month. There I met the coolest community on this globe - the backpackers! There was this British girl who brought me to a hospital in Bangkok where the wonderful folks keep their museums open to the public. There were entire collections of bottled body parts, the unborn and the dead stored on very quaint and musty shelves. The medical students use these specimens for their studies and the exhibits are manned by monks! I remember snapping a couple of shots under stealth cover. I sure hope they are somewhere on my storage vault still!
Well, here are a few interesting bottles I spotted in our very own SAS Biology lab! The apparitions in the pictures are truly but my reflections...
whoa! | 7:46 PM
HK | 3:13 PM
A visit by students from a Hong Kong School.
Someone's vanity and charm sure surfaced crystal clear on this occasion.
Friday, July 13, 2007
pool and bowl | 10:01 PM
I have got a window period before tuition, so I took up the invite to play pool and bowl with some 1N3 boys at the nearby CSC Club.
1N3 visits | 9:38 PM
On this truly eye-opening trip, 1N3 visited AWWA Special School as part of Project Ace Programme to learn more about special students.
Thursday, July 12, 2007
1N2 | 12:01 AM
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
1N3 | 11:51 PM
Monday, July 9, 2007
dance dance | 9:42 PM
Caught in action after the ballet performance in the school hall.
Checking out my chin chin hair growth...
The very bored Saint Idol judges.
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Live Earth | 11:25 AM
Today is Live Earth Day! It is a day where 150 artistes around the world come together at various venues to perform at concerts for a climate in crisis. You may watch the concerts here!
Click on the official LIVE EARTH picture below the video to find out more about what you can do to help preserve our ailing planet.
I've pledged to commit myself to cut down on my carbon trail, why don't you do likewise?
Friday, July 6, 2007
hp theft foiled! | 5:47 PM
29 May 2007
New services help consumers keep track of their gadgets
Steve Mollman
When Chua Si Zhen accidentally left behind her cell phone at a cafe, it wasn't the handset she was worried about losing. "It was the contacts, and the little info that I have in there, like my photos and everything," says the Singaporean.
Luckily a man did return her Nokia N70 handset within an hour -- but only after he tried to steal it first.
When the thief inserted his own SIM card into her phone, that triggered software she'd installed on the handset.
The program texted her family members with his phone number and other data that could be taken to the police. The thief, informed of these details by Chua's angry husband -- over his "new" phone -- agreed to meet and return the handset.
New services help consumers keep track of their gadgets
Steve Mollman
When Chua Si Zhen accidentally left behind her cell phone at a cafe, it wasn't the handset she was worried about losing. "It was the contacts, and the little info that I have in there, like my photos and everything," says the Singaporean.
Luckily a man did return her Nokia N70 handset within an hour -- but only after he tried to steal it first.
When the thief inserted his own SIM card into her phone, that triggered software she'd installed on the handset.
The program texted her family members with his phone number and other data that could be taken to the police. The thief, informed of these details by Chua's angry husband -- over his "new" phone -- agreed to meet and return the handset.
Read more about this here.
Thursday, July 5, 2007
accidentally blue | 11:00 PM
