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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Journal Writing T3W5 : Cyberwellness - Inappropriate Content

Hi Everyone,
I have not ever seen anything online that made I afraid, uncomfortable or feel excited and yet guilty because I sensed that it was wrong.
I do not know of friends or classmates who have seen inappropriate content on the Internet.
If they have, I will tell them do not go to that website, because it is dangerous to go there!!!


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!



byebye!!!


- Have you
- What was the content you saw and how did you know that it was inappropriate?

- What did you do about it?

- Do you
- What advice would you give your friends on the question of inappropriate content on the internet?

Monday, May 25, 2009

T2 W10 Journal Writing : Reflections of SA1 Performance

Hi Everyone,
I think the SA1 papers have tested me fairly, but only a litter bit.
The English and the Science. But the Maths, I think that it consider to be unfair test, because it is so hard to do!!!
It is because that it is just nice for P6 only.
No. But I have try my best to do it. The English have failed than than the last time 3 marks like that, My maths have add 12 marks = But I still not happy in my exam. My Science have add like 20 marks like that.
I think a litter yes. It is because the teacher must tell 100% clear.
I think a litter bit improved. My paper have raise a litter higher.
I would everyday revision my paper, which my tuition teacher tell me how to do.
They should take the time like 1.30 p.m to 2.30 p.m to let us have a book that do maths or other subject to do, but quietly do.





THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!





byebye

Monday, May 18, 2009

Hi Everyone,
I think that everyone know what is a Influenza A H1N1, is it a flu that cause people to die??? (I think so)!!!
The people have Influenza A H1N1 and they spread to the unsick people.
In Asia, Mexico is the one of them have Influenza A H1N1.
They could try to prevent the spread of this disease from :
  1. When they sneeze or cough, they could do is to use a handkerchief to cover their mouth while they sneeze or cough.
  2. They could take temperature.

And many more!!!......

No.It is because the temperature taking is good, then the people know that he/she is sick!!!
Nothing??? (I think so)
I going to do whatever I can to prevent the spread of Influenza A H1N1 disease


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye

Monday, April 27, 2009

T2 W6 Journal Writing : Kindess

Kindness.png Kindness image by Kimberly241





Hi Everyone,
Do you mean by 'kindness'?
I know what is a kindness, let me tell/explain to you what is kindness: Is to help people who is needed and need help, some people need help which you should do it!!!
Yes, it is important for people to be kind and why, because, so that people need help and we must do whenever they call/tell us.
You know how can people show their kindness, they can acted out by helping people.
I can describe an act of kindness I you have done, When I am at MRT station, there was a lot of people sitting on the bench and finally, My impatient have have gone and there came a old women would like to sit but there was so much people that she can't sit, when I saw this view, I quickly tell/called her to come to my sit and sit on it!!!
I feel after doing that act of kindness, I am very proud of myself.
I would do other act of kindness in, in school, at home or in the community, I would help the needed people who should ready, ready, ready need help.
I could send a message with hotmail, yahoo or gmail even on blog.


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye

Monday, April 20, 2009

T2W5-Journal Writing : Earth Day



Hi Everyone,
The Earth Day is important to me because it is to help the environment and make positive changes in their community.
Since then, more than 500 million people in over 180 countries have participated in Earth Day activities!
It is because to make people aware of the importance of keeping our planet healthy and clean.
I think it is the meaning : “Treat the earth well: it was not given to you by your parents, it was loaned to you by your children. We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children.”
Ancient Kenyan Proverb

I think that because, so that the world won't cut the trees for the paper and we can recycle, reuse and reduce so the world will save the trees and more...... I can recycle, reuse and reduce the paper and more......
We can create a Earth Day Game, which can race each other to save the trees and more... , If the winner have more, the person will get a prize, which courage the person to do it more than he/she have it the last time.
And also we/school can do it the game on the Earth day, or to courage the classes.....


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!



byebye!!!!! ^_^


Monday, April 13, 2009

T2 W4 Journal Writing : International Friendship Day

Hi Everyone,
we celebrate International Friendship Day because, we make friends from another country......I think so.
It is because of the ASEAN.........I think so.
It stand for Association of Southeast Asia.
I know a litter bit only, and the knowledge too.
I like a litter bit in front but, when it is closely end of the activities organised by the school on International Friendship Day, I like it!!!
Why do I like it or a litter bit like it, because the in front was quite boring but, when the woman sings, I like it very much!!!
I do not have any friend/s in the ASEAN countries.
The other country of people should invite us.


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye!!!

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Animal Rescue Stories

Saving Cindy Lou
The temperatures in the fishing city of New Bedford were dropping rapidly. The weather stations were advising folks to stay inside, as they were predicting several days of sustained temperatures below zero. With forecasts like this, cat rescue groups mobilized to reinforce the feral cat shelters on the city's waterfront and to make sure there was adequate food for the cold days ahead. With a little help from people, the managed colonies of feral cats on the waterfront were prepared for the storm, but one little grey cat was not.
How she arrived in St. Mary's cemetery nobody really knows. Likely, she was one of the many unwanted cats that find themselves looking for a warm nook to snuggle up in and some kibble to eat. A concerned family saw the little cat and at first did not think too much about it. With so many stray cats in the area, this one was just passing through. But the little cat stayed on, not knowing where to go for help. The family brought food and water to the cat but were hesitant to bring the cat inside their home, possibly exposing their own pets to sickness. They made calls to Animal Control with no luck and contacted some rescue groups. Finally, frustrated and fearful, they took action and brought the little gray cat to Habitat for Cats, a local rescue, when they realized that she was getting thinner and thinner, sicker and sicker. Unlike feral cats, stray or homeless cats are not equipped to deal with cold weather and scavenging for food. They do not have the same survival instincts as feral cats that are born and raised in the wild.
You could hear the cat's heavy breathing through the carrier. When she stepped out, the volunteers were heartbroken to see a cat with ribs protruding from her sides. Her eyes were nearly glued shut from infection and she was breathing through her mouth because she was so congested. This was one sorry cat. The odds for her survival were slim given her present state, but without this family stepping forward, and pushing past their fears, she would have certainly died, all alone and cold.
The cat was put into the coziest section of the shelter, given a fleece blanket and offered a dish of warm food. The grateful little feline gobbled it up and purred happily.
The little cat settled happily into her new routine of sitting atop the dryer in the laundry room, breathing in the warm steamy air and enjoying dishes of food. It was then discovered, as the little cat stretched out contentedly, that this forlorn cat was also declawed. Someone had taken from this cat her ability to defend herself.
After a couple of days, it became apparent to volunteers that the little gray cat was not out of the woods. The skin on her nose had begun sloughing off and her tail was extremely brittle. A trip to the veterinarian confirmed what volunteers suspected: severe frostbite. The veterinarian informed volunteers that Cindy Lou Hoo (as she had become to be known) would lose her nose and ears and her tail would need to be removed due to the frostbite. The vet also stated that Cindy Lou was about 12 years old.
Cindy Lou Hoo is still healing. Her soft little ears became more brittle and the tips fell off. While she has gained weight, she still has medical issues. Her frostbitten nose did eventually fall off, giving Cindy Lou Hoo, a rather unusual yet endearing appearance. Being nose-less has not prevented Cindy Lou from being a huge fan of Fancy Feast tuna and shrimp canned food. Cindy loves to be stroked and petted and all you need to do is smile at her and she begins to purr. Cindy Lou may look very different than the other cats at the shelter, but what makes her special is not her physical appearance, but her amazing will to survive against tremendous odds: elderly, declawed, sickly and frozen, while still preserving her love and trust of humans.
She may not remember the special people that put her into a carrier one cold night and brought her to into care, but that fateful decision by the family has made all the difference to Cindy Lou.
—Stephanie at Habitat for Cats

Monday, April 6, 2009

T2 W3 Journal Writing : Improving The School

Please read and comment before u leave.........and thank u for those who have read it and comment!!! ^_^ n_n ~_~ >.<

Hi Everyone,
I like the computer lab lesson!!! It can let us to use the computer when there is no computer at home which lets us to do things!~!~!
I dislike some of the Foods, that the school had sell us, when we look at the picture were show, and they looks very different form the picture and only a litter bit food and things, it won't let us stop from hungry!!!
To improve it/them, they could stop rising the money only a litter bit but not so many and rise only all the foods they have!!!
Nothing other areas of the school can be improved.
They can tell the selling things auntie or uncle to put more foods if they wanted!!!


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Best Friends Forever

Two Girls Born Without Thigh Bones—and Separated by a Thousand Miles—Share a Bond

Lilly!" screams Maya Albert, a 6-year-old burst of energy as she flings open her front door on a Friday afternoon. "You're here, Lilly! I've been waiting and waiting and waiting!"

The object of this little girl's affection, Lilly Stiernagle, two months older and a bit more reserved, steps into Maya's Pflugerville, Texas, home after an 1,100-mile car ride from Easton, Minn. The two girls share a tight, enthusiastic hug, a moment that ends with Maya screaming, "I got you a present, Lilly! You have to open it!"

With parents and other siblings in tow, the two girls race toward Maya's room, where they bend at the waist and crawl side-by-side, giggling and opening the presents. Both girls can walk, but crawling is sometimes easier. They have, in their words, "little legs," which is easier than pronouncing the name of the severest form of the rare birth defect they share: Proximal Femoral Focal Deficiency. The girls are missing their thigh bones and kneecaps, leaving only the tibia, the large bone that usually runs from the knee to the ankle. It is this condition—so uncommon that doctors aren't sure of its cause and lack solid numbers on how many people it affects—that first brought these girls together and that, in part, keeps them extraordinarily close. "I have a great friend named Lilly," says Maya. "When I need something, I ask her. We are the very same."

Those similarities were initially a shock to their parents. When the Alberts and the Stiernagles learned their daughters had PFFD in early 2002, both couples went through an emotional arc that ran from crushing disappointment to utter joy at having otherwise healthy babies. "When I held Maya, I was amazed at what a beautiful baby she was," says Natalie Albert, 33, a homemaker. (Maya's twin sister, Kirsten, was born without the condition.) "But I wondered if she'd be able to do the things that Kirsten could do and what her future would be."

As it turned out, Kirsten inspired her sister. A month after Kirsten rolled over, Maya did too. When Kirsten sat, Maya started trying to. And after Kirsten walked, it wasn't long before Maya was taking her own steps, albeit with a distinct waddle because her legs don't bend. "I could see it in Maya's eyes, concentrating on her sister," says Natalie. "She knew something was different with her but she would just keep trying."

Natalie and her husband, Ryan, 34, a network engineer, who also have a son, Brandon, 3, kept searching the Internet, not only for new treatments but also for kinship. In the fall of 2002, Natalie posted a request on a PFFD Web site asking other parents to contact her. It would be two years, however, before Jenny Stiernagle sent her an answer.

After Lilly's birth, Jenny, 28, and her husband, Bryant, 30, an accountant, breathed easier. "We loved her and held her and felt very blessed," says Jenny, a homemaker. They immediately put Lilly in physical therapy but grew frustrated that they couldn't find another case like hers locally. In 2004, however, Jenny finally learned of a PFFD Web site and saw Natalie's post. Excited, she sent an e-mail: "I came across your comment. I am interested in keeping in touch w/you and sharing stories and info about our girls." Natalie was shocked to receive a message after so much time had passed; she responded, and the two mothers began e-mailing several times a day. "We immediately started making plans to meet," says Jenny, who has three younger children, Lydia, 4, Erica, 2, and Ethan, 11 months.

The first meeting occurred in the summer of 2005, with Natalie and Maya making the 21-hour drive north. Maya and Lilly "gave each other hugs right away," recalls Jenny. And they sealed their friendship by flipping into the handstands at which both excel. "It was their way of saying hello," Natalie says, laughing.

The friendship had an instant impact. Lilly had been hesitant to try walking, but after seeing Maya bopping around, she gave it another try and soon became adept. The families learned from each other too. The Alberts noticed a stool Lilly used to help her reach things and bought one for their daughter. The families have exchanged ideas on converting everything from bikes to bathrooms to make them more accessible to the girls. They meet in person, in Texas and Minnesota, at least twice a year. "We inspire each other to try different things," says Bryant. "It's never too late for the girls to learn from one another."

When they are apart, Maya and Lilly pine for each other. "I wish Maya was here all the time," Lilly says a few weeks before making the trip south. Their personalities remain rather distinct. Maya likes jumping from her dresser onto her bed and playing soccer, while Lilly prefers drawing and downhill skiing. But their bond is so strong they can console each other long distance. After a little boy pointed to Maya's legs and called her ugly, she was distraught until she told Lilly about it. "We called when we got home that night," says Ryan, "and it made her feel better."

The girls, both about 30 inches tall, are a foot or so shorter than their kindergarten classmates. They sometimes get called "babies" but handle the teasing in their own inimitable styles: Maya shouts "I am not a baby!" while Lilly calmly reminds her peers that she is 6 years old. Doctors expect they may eventually need leg supports because their tibias won't be strong enough to support increasing weight. "Waddling to get from place to place is difficult. Eventually they may need wheelchairs," says Richard Haynes, Maya's former doctor, who is now a spokesman for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Doctors are uncertain whether appropriate prosthetics will ever be available for the girls.

But thoughts of wheelchairs and prosthetics are far away when the families come together. The visits are a time for sleepless slumber parties and polishing nails and doing handstands. Early one Saturday morning, Maya, Lilly and Kirsten grab bike helmets and scamper outside, where they race down the street on Maya's specially outfitted bikes.

As the wind suddenly picks up, whipping the trees in the front yard into a frenzy, Maya gets another idea. "Can we get the kites out?" she asks her dad. Ryan finds them and soon Maya and Lilly toss their kites—a bright red dinosaur for Maya, a purple butterfly for Lilly—into the air.

As the kites sail higher, Lilly, standing beside Maya, looks at her best friend and sighs contentedly.

"This is the bestest day ever," Lilly says.

Maya, her eyes lifted upward, can only agree.

"Yes," she says. "It really, really is."


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!! ^_^


byebye

Monday, March 30, 2009

T2W2 Journal Writing : Healthy Eating



Hi Everyone,
I have to eat nutritious,fruit and vegetable to in order to be healthy!!!......
There are some of the unhealthy foods Which adults and children like to eat for example : Potato Chips.......such as oily things and many more!!!...
It is because.........that we won't get fat and easily sick too!!!
I do not know..but i think is lower heart pressure!!!
It gives strong bones and nutritious!!!
I like to eat fruits.......... it is because that some fruits are very watery,when U bite them it came out so much water and some are crunchy too!!!......
Yes of course, i would like to!!! it is because that it gives the pupils more vitamins and good for their own health......
I can show them a power point of what is good for their health,a video,some games which is also in the part of how to take care of your health and many more..........

THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye

Saturday, March 21, 2009

T2W1 Journal Writing:Earth-Hour

Please read it, it is quite interesting. Thank you for those who read it!!! :D
Hi Everyone, I think that Earth Hour is an annual international event created by the WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature/World Wildlife Fund), It will be held on the 28 Saturday of March. It is for one hour to raise awareness towards the need to take action on climate change. The households and businesses will to turn off their non-essential lights and electrical appliances...... We will put the candles up lighted and the whole world will be beautiful.......... eh............about the other problems the Earth is facing????? I do not know about it!!!???

THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!!


byebye!!!

Monday, March 9, 2009

T1W1O Journal Writing:Sports and School Sports Day


Hi everyone........!!!!!!!!
Yes!!!...... I find the Sports Day..........it is very interesting and GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I find the cheering is the most interesting part of the School Sports!!! Because to see if which team wins!!!
I think that I do not have any of the most uninteresting part of the School Sports........!!!!!!!!
I think that they must tell us not to sit on the hot sun!!! so that more children come to the staydium!!!....... and try to do more fun exercise..........Like:keep the big ball up and not trying to fall the ball!!!
Yes!!! So that more pupils think that it is fun........... and wanted to try it out...........well some..........is not interested in it..........and some thought that it is lame!!!.....
Yes!!! but...............i only some like it...not so good at it!!!
It helps us to do all kinds of sport!!!
If I were the principal of the school,i will tell them to engage in all kinds of sports!!!


THAT'S ALL FOR NOW!!!!


bye bye.........!!!!!!!!! ^_^

Monday, February 23, 2009

T1 W8 Journal Writing:Reading

Please read it,it is interesting!!!
Thanks for all who read it!!! :D



Hi Everyone,
It is because.....................it is GOOD for US to read in the morning........... for also GOOD for our eyes!!!...............
Yes!!!.........It is because............ I like to read a lot also......... I like the story whenever it is good or interesting!!!...........
The ones of the detective books,for the girls and the fairy pony:like the fairy tales!!!....... >.<
Yes........But sometime No!!!.............. T_T it is because when i is good book,U will read a lot,until U cannot stop reading it!!!.............
We can tell them to read more and give them some of the good books!!!..........
this is the books I like to read,but only one I choose:Sleepover Squad:pony party!!!...
The author is P.J. Denton and i is the Emily has a real pony and she was taking it seriously and...........................

THAT ALL FOR TODAY!!!


bye

Monday, February 16, 2009

Activities Outside School


Hi Everyone!!!
I didn't have involved in outside school from Monday to Sunday!!!......
Well............................ I think i got one,but tell me is it or not!!!
it is a tuition,may be think so!!!
they will help me improved my Test,CA1 and CA2!!!
No!!! It won't affect your school work/studies!!!........... ~_~
I won't but................. sometime I will be tired,very less!!!........... !_! T_T -_- >.Yes!! To let them know more about the outside school activities and to also take them out,to let them to open their BIG eyes to know more about the world,what is it like to BE!!!!!!!!!

I hope that U will read this POST, it will be very interesting when U read it!!! *_*
And FIND it interesting,Funny and Cool!!!
Thanks for reading!!! :D
I am SURE that U all like it very MUCH!!!!!!!!


THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!! ^_^~!~!~!~!


BYE!!!!!!!!

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

This is place I wanted to go (The UnderWater World)



This a UnderWater World!!!
This is where i wish to go!!!
U also can learn and see where all kinds
of Fish and Sharks,there are!!!
Hi Everyone,
Underwater World Singapore, situated on Sentosa Island of Singapore, is a unique and well-known oceanarium showcasing some 2500 marine life from 250 species from around the regions and is extremely popular with all our visitors for providing fun, leisure and educational experiences. Since our opening in 1991, more than 20 million visitors have been won over by our exhibits. With our aim to provide every visitor with a unique fun filled experience, Underwater World Singapore is actively involved in regular product renewal and program innovation.At Underwater World Singapore, a 'voyage to the bottom of the sea' begins at the water’s edge, with shallow rock turtle and ray pools. Be greeted next by brightly colored corals and exotic ocean dwellers (including moray eels, sea dragons and jelly fishes) before you embark on a spectacular underwater journey through our 83-metre-long moving travelator with a tunnel housing the majestic rays, fearsome sharks, great shoals of other fishes and a host of other creatures that inhabit the ocean depths. At the end of the underwater tunnel experience, do not miss out on the rare opportunity to exchange some playful glances with our graceful dugong, Gracie. Also look out for the latest themed exhibit in our changing exhibit hall on the first level. The current theme is the "Living Fossils" exhibiting various unique and amazing marine and freshwater creatures, whose ancestors appeared more than a few hundreds of millions years ago!

This is where I wanted to go to this place!!! ^_^
Please read it,it is quite interesting!!! >.<>

Monday, February 9, 2009

T1W6 : Journal Writing Passion for Learning

Hi everyone,
Passion for Learning is to have the interest to learn something...
So that we have to learn something NEW and we have interest to learn too!!!!!......
Yes!!! My cousin ^_^
When my cousin don't know something he will ask his friend.
Yes!!! i love to know more about,something that i want o know more!!! ~_~
I will do to know more about and pay attention to teacher.
whenever he/she talking about somethings!!!!!!.............!!!!!!!! ~!~!~!~!~!


THAT ALL FOR NOW!!!!!!!!! ~!~!~!~


Bye!!!!!!!

Monday, February 2, 2009

T1W5 Journal Writing : Target Setting



Hi everyone,
to aim good marks and get to good school!!!
Yes!!! So that we can get to good school!!!!!.......
I wanted to get good marks!!!.....
Yes!!! I have a plan........ It is to learn more about it,listen to teacher explain and many more!!!
my parent did not help me much because they only know Chinese and I can ask them some question!!!
they can help me with my Chinese!!!
I will read more book!!!..............!!!
7. What do you think your teacher/the school can help you achieve the targets?if something i don't know how to do, i will tell my teacher or my friend to help me to help us achieve the targets.
I also wanted to have good marks like, English 60/100 Maths 65/100 Chinese 80/100 Science 59/100
-just pass,can already!!!
I hope that I can do my test good,best and pass!!!
then i can pass,to go to the best school!!!
if i can go,i and my family will very happy for me that i can do better!!!


THAT ALL FOR NOW!!!



bye!!!!!!!!!!!!

Monday, January 12, 2009

T1 W1 Journal Writing:School's Vision,Mission and values

Dear:dairy,
The School Vision is 'A school of Distinction Nurturing Future-Ready Citizens of Character'.Mission is 'Providing quality education to equip pupils with the values,knowledge and skills for 21st Century' and Values are 'S.P.I.C.E.S' means that 'Sincerity,Passion for Learning , Integrity, Courage, Excellence and Self discipline'.Yes,I believed that it is good!
yes,they can respect and tuck in their shirt whenever they are outside the school!!!
we can organise the power point to do the school values!!!!!!

Bye!!!

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Term 4 Week 7 : Preparing for Examination

Dear:dairy,
I went to studying my file,course book!!!
I went to look at the books!!!
I don't have any special strategies!!!
yes! I must get to pass all my exam...........
My plan is to try to do all subject and get to know...
I must relax for my exam and check all my things is in my pencil caseand lots of more.......


Bye!!!