Anybody wanna go run?!=p
-mo-
Friday, May 14, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Reminder!
Hello everyone!
This is your friendly new treasurer speaking.
Please be reminded to bring $10 for class funds tomorrow, 19th April 10.
The balance from last semester, which is $10 will be brought forward to pay for tomorrow's notes.
Do understand that those who do not contribute to the class fund will NOT be given notes.
Please give it to either Rachel or myself tomorrow or latest by the end of the week.
Thank you very much for your co-operation!
Have a good term!
Cheers,
Wendy and Rachel
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Doesn't this make you laugh and cringe at the same time?
For all the bored people out there :D
-Steph
YOG
Briefing for All TP Registered Volunteers and Recruitment of New YOG Volunteers.
All TP registered student volunteers who have accepted a volunteer position from YOG, and those who have been offered a position but have not accepted the job offer have to attend a BRIEFING SESSION on 17 March 2010, Wed.
As the briefing is MANDATORY, all registered volunteers who fail to turn up on this day will be withdrawn from the volunteer programme immediately.
In addition, those who are interested to join are also required to attend this briefing.
Details of the briefing:
Date: 17 March 2010 (Wednesday)
Register: 9am
Time: 9am - 3pm
Venue: LT 51, 52 and 53 (Volunteers will be directed to respective LTs after registration)
On the day of event, please:
a. Be punctual.
b. Be in smart casual attire (Polo/tee shirt with Jeans)
c. Bring along your original NRIC/Passport for registration.
Should there be any queries, please find us on 17 March at our Volunteer Booth. Due to the large volume of email replies expected, we might not be able to assist you in time for 17 March. We seek your kind understanding in this matter.
All TP registered student volunteers who have accepted a volunteer position from YOG, and those who have been offered a position but have not accepted the job offer have to attend a BRIEFING SESSION on 17 March 2010, Wed.
As the briefing is MANDATORY, all registered volunteers who fail to turn up on this day will be withdrawn from the volunteer programme immediately.
In addition, those who are interested to join are also required to attend this briefing.
Details of the briefing:
Date: 17 March 2010 (Wednesday)
Register: 9am
Time: 9am - 3pm
Venue: LT 51, 52 and 53 (Volunteers will be directed to respective LTs after registration)
On the day of event, please:
a. Be punctual.
b. Be in smart casual attire (Polo/tee shirt with Jeans)
c. Bring along your original NRIC/Passport for registration.
Should there be any queries, please find us on 17 March at our Volunteer Booth. Due to the large volume of email replies expected, we might not be able to assist you in time for 17 March. We seek your kind understanding in this matter.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
HELLO K1!! I think some of you guys might have received this in your e-mail but for those of you who haven't you guys can kindly read below, its from my friend who's in the Project Elephant nauture park and their school(smu) would be taking a trip down in a few weeks time to help save the elephants!Take a look at how elephants in Thailand are mistreated and support a cause against it.Some of good-hearted classmates have already contributed, Thank You!If your intrested you may e-mail me at rainbow_galaxy@hotmail.com.
Also,Joey proposed that we should make this has our class shirt since its cute and its for a good cause!haha=DGood idea Joey!I wouldn't mind doing so...so its up to you guys to decided?since we dont have a class shirt anyway...
Study hard for exams, see you guys next week!
-mo-
Happy Lunar New Year! Hope you had a money-filled, fat-filled and fun-filled CNY celebration!!!
Anyway, many of you might have heard of/even went for elephant rides and performances in Thailand, where the intelligent elephants stand and walk on their hind legs, paint pictures of rosy flowers!” However, behind these impressive performances and stunts, lies a dark secret.
Do you know the ordeal that Thai elephants go through in order to learn those tricks? These elephants are tamed in a ceremony called the “Phajaan” where elephants between the age of 4 -6 are forced into a cage that barely fits their bodies and are chained in place. They are deprived of food, water and sleep and are poked and prodded with bamboo sticks with nails embedded at the end, knives and are also shot with stones and other projectiles. This tortuous process is meant to “break the spirit of the elephant”; so as to force the elephants into submission and obedience and allow the owners to take over entirely. The torture is endured by the elephant for up to 6 days until the owner senses that the spirit has been changed. After Phajaan, the elephant is never allowed to see its mother again and it is believed that even if it did, the mother would no longer recognize the elephant as its own since its spirit is changed so drastically.
After Phajaan the elephants endure more horrifying torture when they are trained at knifepoint to paint pictures, play musical instruments or are forced to stand on their head for the benefit of elephant shows. After watching a video on Phajaan, my perspective on animal shows and animals for entertainment changed. If you would like to take a look, you can go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC1kXyZpdWI.
The Elephant Nature Park is looking to change all of this. Lek, the founder of the park and a woman named one of the worlds 25 most influential women has established ENP to accomplish two main goals: To rescue elephants from severe abuse and neglect and give them a life as close to a life in the wild as possible and to re-educate both tourists and native Thais about the elephant. Lek risked her life to document Phajaan so that the world can see what is happening. To find out more about Lek and Elephant Nature Park, or to read about the stories of each resident elephants, you can go to http://www.elephantnaturepark.org/.
So, as some of you may or may not know, I am part of this overseas community involvement project called Project Elephant Nature Park (ENP) 2010. Basically, the aim of our project is to raise public awareness on the plight of endangered Asian elephants and to provide supporting roles to Elephant Nature Park (ENP) and its stakeholders. We will be heading over to ENP in Thailand, Chiangmai on a 2weeks volunteers’ programmes and we are currently raising funds for through the sale of shirts! So please pour out your love and share a tiny-winy part of your red packets with these elephants!
The shirts cost only $10 and the designs are super cute!
We ran out of a few sizes for some designs and colours so let me know the designs, colours and sizes that you want so I can order them. All proceeds will go towards the funding of Elephant Nature Park!!!
Spread the word and spread the love. Thank you!
Also,Joey proposed that we should make this has our class shirt since its cute and its for a good cause!haha=DGood idea Joey!I wouldn't mind doing so...so its up to you guys to decided?since we dont have a class shirt anyway...
Study hard for exams, see you guys next week!
-mo-
Happy Lunar New Year! Hope you had a money-filled, fat-filled and fun-filled CNY celebration!!!
Anyway, many of you might have heard of/even went for elephant rides and performances in Thailand, where the intelligent elephants stand and walk on their hind legs, paint pictures of rosy flowers!” However, behind these impressive performances and stunts, lies a dark secret.
Do you know the ordeal that Thai elephants go through in order to learn those tricks? These elephants are tamed in a ceremony called the “Phajaan” where elephants between the age of 4 -6 are forced into a cage that barely fits their bodies and are chained in place. They are deprived of food, water and sleep and are poked and prodded with bamboo sticks with nails embedded at the end, knives and are also shot with stones and other projectiles. This tortuous process is meant to “break the spirit of the elephant”; so as to force the elephants into submission and obedience and allow the owners to take over entirely. The torture is endured by the elephant for up to 6 days until the owner senses that the spirit has been changed. After Phajaan, the elephant is never allowed to see its mother again and it is believed that even if it did, the mother would no longer recognize the elephant as its own since its spirit is changed so drastically.
After Phajaan the elephants endure more horrifying torture when they are trained at knifepoint to paint pictures, play musical instruments or are forced to stand on their head for the benefit of elephant shows. After watching a video on Phajaan, my perspective on animal shows and animals for entertainment changed. If you would like to take a look, you can go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC1kXyZpdWI.
The Elephant Nature Park is looking to change all of this. Lek, the founder of the park and a woman named one of the worlds 25 most influential women has established ENP to accomplish two main goals: To rescue elephants from severe abuse and neglect and give them a life as close to a life in the wild as possible and to re-educate both tourists and native Thais about the elephant. Lek risked her life to document Phajaan so that the world can see what is happening. To find out more about Lek and Elephant Nature Park, or to read about the stories of each resident elephants, you can go to http://www.elephantnaturepark.org/.
So, as some of you may or may not know, I am part of this overseas community involvement project called Project Elephant Nature Park (ENP) 2010. Basically, the aim of our project is to raise public awareness on the plight of endangered Asian elephants and to provide supporting roles to Elephant Nature Park (ENP) and its stakeholders. We will be heading over to ENP in Thailand, Chiangmai on a 2weeks volunteers’ programmes and we are currently raising funds for through the sale of shirts! So please pour out your love and share a tiny-winy part of your red packets with these elephants!
The shirts cost only $10 and the designs are super cute!
We ran out of a few sizes for some designs and colours so let me know the designs, colours and sizes that you want so I can order them. All proceeds will go towards the funding of Elephant Nature Park!!!
Spread the word and spread the love. Thank you!
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
1. Biodiversity
2. Body tissue
3. Body cavities
4. Nervous System
5. CVS
6. CVS
7. Digestive
8. Endocrine
9. Reproductive
10. Respiratory
2. Body tissue
3. Body cavities
4. Nervous System
5. CVS
6. CVS
7. Digestive
8. Endocrine
9. Reproductive
10. Respiratory
Section B (4x10m=40m)
1a,b. Bone-label, X-ray (PBL)
2a,b Directional terms and body planes, bird and fish (PBL)
3 Male reproductive system of dogs (PBL)
4a,b Nervous System Part I
Section C (2x20m=40m)
1a,b,c Female Reproductive system of dogs (PBL)
2 CVS
*CVS- Cardiovascular System
*Section C – sub qns are related to the the main qns
*Section B – sub qns are not related to the main qns
JIA YOU JIA YOU!!
GO GO GO!!
YAYYYYYYY!!
SUB PAPER IS SUPER DIFFICULT!!
TRY TO PASS!!
Saturday, January 23, 2010
HELLO fellow pimples of K1,here to update the usual stuff
AAP
-group discussion for PBL(own time own target!!)
-Tut(should be used for PBL)
-Practical 5(last prac before prac test!!)
B Mic
-Tutorial 4.2/4.3(4.3 will be online!!)
-Practical 5.1(last prac before prac test!!)
-Quiz 2!!(Chapter 3 and 4.2)
*On monday,LT 8 and BRING CALCULATOR!!
CSAS II
-Reflective Log #8(on weeks 11-14)
-Impromptu Speech test
Topics:
-Education
-Family
-Government
-Healthy Lifestyle
-Media
Cell Bio
-Tutorial 8
-Summary Sheet for chapter 3(by monday!!)
-Quiz 2!!(Topic 4.2 only!!)
HPI
-Tutorial 4,part I
Practical 5(LAST LAB SESSION!!)
CDS
-respective projects/assignments/presentations/role-plays
HAHA!!That should be all. Lab sessions are finishing in like 3 weeks time. Semester exams are also approaching. Everybody do their best and I wanna see eveyone graduate in their 3rd and final year together as A9K1!!
Your Sincerely
CM2 :D
AAP
-group discussion for PBL(own time own target!!)
-Tut(should be used for PBL)
-Practical 5(last prac before prac test!!)
B Mic
-Tutorial 4.2/4.3(4.3 will be online!!)
-Practical 5.1(last prac before prac test!!)
-Quiz 2!!(Chapter 3 and 4.2)
*On monday,LT 8 and BRING CALCULATOR!!
CSAS II
-Reflective Log #8(on weeks 11-14)
-Impromptu Speech test
Topics:
-Education
-Family
-Government
-Healthy Lifestyle
-Media
Cell Bio
-Tutorial 8
-Summary Sheet for chapter 3(by monday!!)
-Quiz 2!!(Topic 4.2 only!!)
HPI
-Tutorial 4,part I
Practical 5(LAST LAB SESSION!!)
CDS
-respective projects/assignments/presentations/role-plays
HAHA!!That should be all. Lab sessions are finishing in like 3 weeks time. Semester exams are also approaching. Everybody do their best and I wanna see eveyone graduate in their 3rd and final year together as A9K1!!
Your Sincerely
CM2 :D
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Hello class, we're all rotting in LT7 now while Mr Yeemon goes through every single group except ours. Ha, Siusiu just called the eyeliner the funny pencil that you use to draw around your eyes. HAHAHAHA. Sorry for laughing if you didn't already know that. So you know now, it is called eyeliner.
If you've been really tired lately, I understand. This sem's just been nua & sian. But keep going on, keep pushing. We can do this. Just 6 more weeks to go. Haha. Ok. Byebye <3Joy
If you've been really tired lately, I understand. This sem's just been nua & sian. But keep going on, keep pushing. We can do this. Just 6 more weeks to go. Haha. Ok. Byebye <3Joy
Friday, January 8, 2010
HELLO PEEPS!! IF anyone still reads the class blog,I'm here to update about week 39 assignments and other shit that needs to be taken note of. SO sorry for not updating about last weeks assignments and etc..
AAP
-Tutorial 5 ( NON graded)
-Lab 4
B MIC
-Tutorial 3.4
-Tutorial quiz(Topic tested not sure,but most like will be on 3.4)
-Lab 4.1
-After lab 4.1,pls hand in 3.3 post-lab to kent after thursday
CELL B
-Tutorial 6
-Summary sheet of chapter 4.2
-Lab 4(read manual before lab!!)
HPI
-LAB
-TUTORIAL on Renal Physiology
-Tutorial quiz on hepatic physiology
AAP
-Tutorial 5 ( NON graded)
-Lab 4
B MIC
-Tutorial 3.4
-Tutorial quiz(Topic tested not sure,but most like will be on 3.4)
-Lab 4.1
-After lab 4.1,pls hand in 3.3 post-lab to kent after thursday
CELL B
-Tutorial 6
-Summary sheet of chapter 4.2
-Lab 4(read manual before lab!!)
HPI
-LAB
-TUTORIAL on Renal Physiology
-Tutorial quiz on hepatic physiology
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