Sunday, June 03, 2012
Bring Back the Old Cartoon we use to watch.
TV3 starting this June school holiday has brought back some new version of the old cartoons that I used to watch as a kid. namely Thundercats at 7pm saturday and Voltron at 10.30 sunday. I see some good time in font of the Tv for me during the week end
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Last sunday night
I used to bring my students to celebrate events ( like CNY or after semester result day ) or just a night out for the class to enjoy themselves as a class but this is the first time i have accompany a friend to manjarasa where the students going with us are mostly not my own students but it sure was fun but I did not take that much photo this time around.
It was also the first time I watch a Lipdub video (or any video) projected at the ceiling wall. Had a Great Time Last Sunday night.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
China Hefei Kissing Competition
Chinasmack has some strange post on happening around china and here is one of these event
Hefei Kissing competition February 18th, over 50 young couples participated in a kissing competition in Hefei of Anhui province, china with some tired female contestant fainting on the spot from fatigue. In the end, a young couple who kissed continuously for 2 hours and 43 minutes won the 1 carat diamond ring worth 50,000 yuan provided by the event’s organizers.
some even fainted? how hard is kissing? well kissing foe 2 hour is no fun plus you have to be creative also making it even more challenging.
wonder if it would happen in malaysia someday? its just kissing right?
Monday, February 20, 2012
orange juice contains agricultural fungicide carbendazim,
@美食上海站: “Attention, everyone don’t drink Minute Maid’s Pulpy Orange Juice”. Coca-Cola has admitted that its orange juice contains agricultural fungicide carbendazim, which is prohibited in the United States, though the concentrations do not exceed limits. However, experts say carbendazim can cause brain damage and liver tumors. Orange juice sold in Hong Kong is also included, and Hong Kong’s Food and Environmental Hygiene Department is currently investigating. Experts indicate that carbendazim is like other agricultural chemicals and have the most effect on the brain, and can cause partial paralysis. For everyone’s health, forward this to your loved ones!
The above post is spreading rapidly on Sina Weibo, having been forwarded over 77,000 times within 15 hours of being posted. It currently has over 10,600 comments…
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
my first fruit from my students
VENNESA JANE from BP5t35 class of 2011/2012 gave me an Orange today. this is the first fruits given to me by a students, i did not realize it during the time but this is my first gift of a fruit from a students during my teaching years in KML. usually you see teacher in America getting apples from their students, so its just nice to get a present from some one
more so when tomorrow is my birthday=)
more so when tomorrow is my birthday=)
Monday, January 16, 2012
Bario on reader digest
France-based natural photography lover Francesco Formisano took his photograph on a trip to Bario, a cluster villages nested in the highlands in the heart of Sarawak, Borneo where the indigenous Kelabit people live. The mother and child shown here are part of a community of Kelabit families who mine for salt in salt springs that lay a two-hour trek away from their homes. Water containing precious mineral salt is dredged up from wells dug deep into the ground, carried in buckets to a small hut and boiled over fires in close proximity until only the salt os left, then packed into the hollow of bamboo shoots cut from the surrounding area. Families stay for weeks at a time, sleeping in the hut with the fire and the smoke. Amidst this setting is this beautiful mother and child, whose deep, sparkling eyes are reminiscent of the waters in mine.
Photo: Francesco Formisano
http://www.rdasia.com/unseen-asia-winners-2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Result's
students result is out where students are worry about their result and teacher are worry of their performance. I do not like the ranking of result to judge which teacher have the Most students scoring A's and who have the most failure.
you feel bad when you can not help students score high grade yet if you have student's scoring well it give you pressure to keep up with pass year's result
I see the need to rank teacher performance to encourage healthy competition between teacher to teach better where in the end students benefit the most by having teacher really pushing students to score well
you feel bad when you can not help students score high grade yet if you have student's scoring well it give you pressure to keep up with pass year's result
I see the need to rank teacher performance to encourage healthy competition between teacher to teach better where in the end students benefit the most by having teacher really pushing students to score well
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