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13 April, 2008
Bukit Merah Sec
Sorry, guys, i wanted to post... but as you can see i didn't for quite a long while... cuz i wanted to post a pic of some news but somehow it always ended with an error... forget that news for now aniways...
Here's whats on:
SINGAPORE: Even though Senior Minister of State for Education Lui Tuck Yew has taken charge of post-secondary education, the education of young minds is still very much an area of keen interest for him.
Speaking at the 40th Speech Day of Bukit Merah Secondary School on Saturday, Mr Lui urged his young audience to develop a wide range of skills.
And one way in which schools can 'Teach Less, Learn More' is to help students learn away from the classroom.
BM Dot Café, which was set up with a S$50,000 grant from the Education Ministry's Innovation Fund, has everything – from fan to vending machines – powered by solar energy.
Not only can students learn about solar cell technology and energy conservation at the cafe, it is also a safe and conducive environment to hang out, play pool, and run small businesses to raise funds for needy students.
Everything in the cafe is initiated by the students, for the students – from the name of the cafe to the design of the place, and the kinds of activities students want to have.
The cafe also provides a marketplace for students to hone their retail skills.
Mr Lui said: "Not everything that is worth learning is learnt within the four walls of the classroom or found within the covers of the textbooks. Over here, you get to decide what sells well, what do you push, how do you push it, and how to garner greater support from the student population. There's a whole range of different skills you'll learn."
Skills like how to interact with others and adapt to changing demands are life skills that will serve students well, long after they leave school.
Cool Right Right? Our Bm PDS was on too... on the news on saturday night... and you could see some of me playin some pool to Muahahaha gg.
Here's whats on:
SINGAPORE: Even though Senior Minister of State for Education Lui Tuck Yew has taken charge of post-secondary education, the education of young minds is still very much an area of keen interest for him.
Speaking at the 40th Speech Day of Bukit Merah Secondary School on Saturday, Mr Lui urged his young audience to develop a wide range of skills.
And one way in which schools can 'Teach Less, Learn More' is to help students learn away from the classroom.
BM Dot Café, which was set up with a S$50,000 grant from the Education Ministry's Innovation Fund, has everything – from fan to vending machines – powered by solar energy.
Not only can students learn about solar cell technology and energy conservation at the cafe, it is also a safe and conducive environment to hang out, play pool, and run small businesses to raise funds for needy students.
Everything in the cafe is initiated by the students, for the students – from the name of the cafe to the design of the place, and the kinds of activities students want to have.
The cafe also provides a marketplace for students to hone their retail skills.
Mr Lui said: "Not everything that is worth learning is learnt within the four walls of the classroom or found within the covers of the textbooks. Over here, you get to decide what sells well, what do you push, how do you push it, and how to garner greater support from the student population. There's a whole range of different skills you'll learn."
Skills like how to interact with others and adapt to changing demands are life skills that will serve students well, long after they leave school.
Cool Right Right? Our Bm PDS was on too... on the news on saturday night... and you could see some of me playin some pool to Muahahaha gg.
19 March, 2008
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13 March, 2008
Asian American Film Fest to also screen A Gentle Breeze in the Village, videos
Linda Linda Linda director Nobuhiro Yamashita adapts Fusako Kuramochi's Tennen Kokekko slice-of-life manga into live action with A Gentle Breeze in the Village, which will screen in San Francisco on March 14 and 17, and in Berkeley on March 15. Finally, two of Masaru Ishiura's animated Cube Juice music videos will screen during the Music Video Asia 2008 program on March 19.
Nice ehh, loads of manga and novels are coming to life well, not like you normal people care, only otakus will
12 March, 2008
11 March, 2008
Second News Flash
Naruto Fanboys, Please, do not try this at home
According to KOMO-TV, the ABC affiliate in Seattle, Washington, 10-year-old Codey Porter died at 3:35 p.m PST today. The boy was hospitalized on Saturday after suffering respiratory failure when he was buried, headfirst, in a sandbox. He had reportedly asked his playmates to bury him in order to recreate the attacks used by the fictional ninja from the Naruto anime's fictional Village Hidden in the Sand.
Porter had been resuscitated with CPR and taken to an Everett hospital and later transferred to the Children's Hospital in Seattle where he died.
No pic available sorry guys.Naruto Fanboys, Please, do not try this at home
07 March, 2008
My first news post, Even Nerds could get a Cute wife
This guy made a Wedding proposal to his girlfriend by overwriting a game, look at the picture closely, the image of a wedding ring, in the ending part of bejeweled game.
Nerdy, but it gets the job done thanks to p3ng's Xanga Site for the info. omedetouSo all those brainiacs out there, don't worry, you guys would find your way trough somehow. Don't loose hope guys.
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