A-Level Timetable

Yo A-Level timetable is out on SEAB: http://www.seab.gov.sg/examTimeTable/2011GCEATimetable.pdf

Physics students end on 29th Nov, Bio students end on 1st Dec

Anyway, my mum actually asked me to ask the class if you all want to come to my house. She even wants to plan to trip for you all lol... So I was wondering if you all want to visit my hometown between end of A-levels and Prom. Sounds cool to me :)

If the response is great then I will tell my parents and we can prepare early. (and get cheaper tickets :P)

Cheers,
Shi-Jie

POP Dances

Cheers,

Shi-Jie

POP!!! and the ballon burst :O

YOXIE! xD

Well, POP's coming up tmr! so just pasting all the Fac's Fac Dance here!

Which do u all think is the nicest? xDD

ARTEMIS:

ATHENA:

APOLLO:

ARES:

WEEE~~~ xDDD xDDD

And seriously, our junior class should get a class blog -.-

Mysterious soul~~~~ xD

Lol Video

Cheers,

Shi-Jie

slap me bitches
SLAP ME HARD!!!

OH YEA HIT ME 1 more time!!!

Yan Seng

Another Video

Sorry, this one was so good, I just couldn't help it.

The kind of feeling you get when you find out SMTP has its own BT for Chem.

Jeremy

Another Song!

Heeeello everyone.

This here is a song that won the Grammy's award for Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s) :)

The song is called "Baba Yetu", and the entire song is basically a translation of the "Our Father" prayer into Swahili. Yes. Swahili! Isn't that awesome? hahahaha

Anyway it is also a cool song because it was the theme music for Civilization IV, which is a game, btw.

It was composed by Christopher Tin, and this particular (award-winning) version features the Soweto Gospel Choir.

Jeremy

P.S. Did you know there are 109 Grammy awards? And this was the 86th =P

P.P.S. Are there any juniors out there? Talk to us!! Use the shout out box over there --->

LOL dont emo on Valentine's day laaa.... i thought this would be a more appropriate song!!!!

ENJOY!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA. xD xD xD xD xD

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy Valentine's Day 7F!

Dont worry if you didnt get any presents today, someone out there (probably) loves you.

If not you'll have to do with platonic love from me :D

Enjoy!

Nic Low

New song!

Hi,

Due to the blogskin change, I have updated the Mixpod playlist which has been totally neglected by me with a cool song. Its called Fly Me To The Moon.

When you play the song and read the blog and mostly the tagboard, it feels very... soothing?

I dunno but anw I didnt make it autoplay since some people may not like it but IMO IT SHOULD.

Nic Low!

Continued from Mr How's Lecture

Long video (around 25 minutes) but worth watching.

Cheers,

Shi-Jie

CNY 020211

Hi all!

I've uploaded the pictures about the soba stall on the blog! Will do the rest on Facebook when i come back :D

Preparation works!
Very nice banner by mozhi

Fascinated by spring onions

soba!super salty sauce eh dun disturb... im doing tutorialssauce dilutionstoring it in the thermal flasks

setting up the stall

enthu waving

so crowded!

Mr Tan!

how the stall actually looks like

1 unique serving of soba since there is absolutely no standardization

getting really messy

resorted to using cups after using up all the bowlsMoree seaweed hoho$)yusheng!

Ok a few more naggings before i board my plane...

I have to apologise to several people first. Sorry for those who have brought the thermal flasks and willingly purchase water bottles for me... I left it on the class bench... Instead I prepared the sauce in my rice cooker. Feel really really guilty

And thanks a lot to Mozhi (and for the banner too), Helin, Eka and others to help me carry the ingredients to the school. Thanks to Yan Seng who offered to purchase the ice. Thanks to Yuhe for providing spring onion and other apparatus.

Now the serious stuff...

The sauce I prepared is very very concentrated because the rice cooker cannot contain that much water. You guys may want to try out how much water to add for the ideal taste. The sauce should not taste like soup, instead it should taste rather salty but not too uncomfortable when it is drank. A good test is to dip using chopstick and taste it dropwise.

Also, serving size should be equivalent to that of Sakae Sushi, around the amuont of 2 chopsticks (sorry for the lack of liang4 ci2)

Then, we have to cut the seaweed too. Someone has to bring a pair of kitchen scissors.

Finally my roomate will be passing you all the wasabi, chopsticks and bowls (He is Zhi Tao from choir). He will be at the class bench before flag raising.

I left the boarding school in a hurry to catch my plane... Sorry for all the discrepencies yea ><

Happy Chinese New Year all! Have fun selling the soba!

Cheers,
Shi-Jie