Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Geometry websites
http://www.superteacherworksheets.com/geometry/volume-cubes-hardest.pdf
These are the websites for geometry
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Health ed schedule
This is the schedule for the Health ed project!
Thursday
Jin An- Air pollution
Alan- Cyber-wellness
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Monday
Syahindah- Stress management
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Tuesday
Tammy- Healthy diet
Kah kei- Balancing your life
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Wednesday
Laura- Don’t let them spread
Daarmi- Healthy living
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Thursday
Zi hao- First Aid Basics
Siew Lok Yan- Choosing to be positive
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Singaporean Arrested For Anti Government Remark on FACEBOOK
By Agence France-Presse, 25 Aug
SINGAPORE (AFP) – A Singaporean man who attacked the ruling party on Facebook and urge people to “burn” a cabinet minister has been arrested on charges of inciting violence, police said Wednesday.
In a statement, police said they had arrested a “man in his late 20s” on Tuesday “in connection with investigations into offences related to incitement of violence”.
The statement did not name the man or give details of the offence, but said that he was released on bail pending further investigation.
Local media identified him as Abdul Malik Ghazali, 27, who posted a series of comments on the social networking site critical of how Singapore is hosting the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG).
The August 14-26 event, held for competitors aged from 14 to 18, has generated limited public interest, with many events blighted by empty seats and the host country’s athletes faring badly.
Vivian Balakrishnan, the minister for community development, youth and sports, has come under particular fire from online critics over the games.
Abdul Malik’s postings on his own Facebook page and on a separate group account called “I hate the Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee” are also critical of Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party (PAP).
Abdul Malik, who works for a company specialising in wood and flooring, said on his Facebook page that he was arrested “due to my involvement in anti-YOG and anti-PAP Facebook pages”.
One of his postings highlighted recent floods in Singapore, the escape of detained terror suspect Mas Selamat Kastari, the amount of money spent to host the games and reports of the poor standard of food served for games volunteers.
He said it was time to “burn” the sports minister and the PAP.
“Rally together and vote them out!!!” he wrote.
Abdul Malik said in comments published Wednesday by The New Paper that “the comment is a metaphor”.
“I did not intend for it to be taken literally. I did not mean for someone to actually burn,” he said.
In another posting, Abdul Malik referred to a version of the communist anthem The Internationale on YouTube and wrote: “This song is a call to rise against tyranny and oppression… Very suited to what is happening now in Singapore.”
Prosperous Singapore — which is spending close to 300 million US dollars to host the games, more than three times original projections — follows a hardline policy on political dissent.
Public protests are banned without a police permit and anti-government critics in the political opposition and media have been successfully sued for defamation by top officials.
Some in cyberspace rallied to Abdul Malik’s defence.
One Facebook poster calling himself “Kok Meng” wrote “seems like even metaphors are forbidden these days”.
“Police should get a grip and let loose. We are a democracy.” — AFP.
Thank you for the incredible, amazing response to Yahoo!’s Fit-To-Post blog so far. We continue to welcome your views and comments but please don’t abuse this opportunity. Be nice. Be courteous. Be sensible. Respect the feelings of others and refrain from using any kind of offensive language.
You will be also able to see this on the "5I Cyber Wellness" blog. It will be introduced to the class when my group get to present on Thursday.
Regards,
Alan :DD
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Penguin Writing In Snow
Here is the website on the penguin writing in the snow!
http://www.star28.net/snow.html
I hope you have fun=)!
Monday, July 26, 2010
Homework (26/7)
It has been a long time since I have posted. Due to the Science Busking. It has kept me busy for weeks. Anyway, this is the homework for the day.
1) English Compo: PopWorld/ Microsoft Word(Due Wed)
2) Maths Worksheet: Angles(Due tmr)
3) Problem Analysis (Unit 7) (Due tmr)
CA2 are coming. Please revise for your examinations. Do better! Comment and post about your feelings. :)
Rgds,
Alan :))