while we at 1A
ms(now mrs) elaine-angmo language
ms(now mrs)Chong-(a+b)2
cikgu rosidah-Limpahan darah i sungai semur
cikgu chai-imaginasi
cikgu Wee-wood project
cikgu wong-melaka ditawan portugis
cikgu kho-msia ada hutan hujan tropika
cikgu mong-BE SERIOUS
While we are at 2A
ms su-tom sawyer bla bla
cikgu aisyah-mat salleh perang di pulau gaya
cikgu jade-science while she carryin amber in her tummy
cikgu jong-copy copy maths note
IN 3a
cikgu danny-we are the champion(the song he play for us)
cikgu monica wong-u ppl always play in class
cikgu francis tan-i am tired to be ur class teacher
gikgu mary chai-geo must A ok
cikgu ng-i wan to see a 100% A in eng ok
cikgu lau-please copy the notes
that should be all i tink
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
It's Over Finally
School is finally over. I had a good day in school today. It was kind of emotional as Mrs Ngu and Cikgu Kenny both gave us a speech. It made some of my classmates cry.After that, it was fun. Signing shirts, Food, giving out presents to the teachers. We had our 5B shirt out today. Thanks to Matthew, Joel and Andre for doing it for us.
School Magaine came out today. Final school magazine of our school year. Sad actually that we are not going to be in Lodge anymore but I guess we all have to look towards the future and not dwell on the past. 25 more days till the SPM examinations.
Thank You to
Keith
School Magaine came out today. Final school magazine of our school year. Sad actually that we are not going to be in Lodge anymore but I guess we all have to look towards the future and not dwell on the past. 25 more days till the SPM examinations.
Thank You to
- Mrs Ngu - Add Maths
- Cikgu Willie - Bahasa Malaysia
- Cikgu Kenny - Physics
- Cikgu Felicia - Chemistry
- Cikgu Anita - Biology
- Cikgu Linus - Maths
- Cikgu Susanna - Sejarah
- Cikgu Anthony - PJK
- Cikgu Govin - Pendidikan Moral
- Mdm Voon - English and EST
Keith
Monday, October 13, 2008
Shocking Display Of Australian Dolar
As u can see Australian Dolar was seen as a strong currency during mid of this year but recently and because of the global financial crisis it has drop till a serious stage that is quite good for tourist in msia but bad for malaysian economy in trading though................for now 1Australian Dollar is about 2.3368 Malaysian dolar. So buy more now and sell it at ahigher price later when the australian dolar is on mountain high..
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Counting down the HOURS!!!!!!!!!
6 more days till school ends for Form 5 students!!!! 6 x 24 = 144 hours left. Goodbye Lodge FOREVER.. Actually I don't really care. It turned into a PRISON already and I am happy to be leaving it. haha. Good luck to everyone else. Haha.
Study leave............ SPM - 1 month away.... After that stress free until college and Uni..........Oh well...Enjoy while we still can.... YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.
Study leave............ SPM - 1 month away.... After that stress free until college and Uni..........Oh well...Enjoy while we still can.... YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.
PM FORCED TO RETIRE AGAINST HIS WILL
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was forced to retire against his will at a time not of his choosing.He said the abrupt and undignified nature of Abdullah's departure was a sad reflection of his weakened political position that lost him the respect of his party.
"Unlike his predecessor Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Abdullah was forced to retire against his will at a time not of his choosing," he said in his statement released here by his office.
Ironically, he said, the public respected Abdullah more than his party, Umno, because he was seen as a "well-intentioned man who is probably one of the few clean leaders left in UMNO".
"Abdullah should leave a legacy of fighting corruption by having open tender and taking action against the leaders in Barisan Nasional (BN) and UMNO who abused power," he added.
"Unlike his predecessor Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Abdullah was forced to retire against his will at a time not of his choosing," he said in his statement released here by his office.
Ironically, he said, the public respected Abdullah more than his party, Umno, because he was seen as a "well-intentioned man who is probably one of the few clean leaders left in UMNO".
"Abdullah should leave a legacy of fighting corruption by having open tender and taking action against the leaders in Barisan Nasional (BN) and UMNO who abused power," he added.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
UMNO PRESIDENCY: ABDULLAH EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE DECISION TOMORROW
Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is expected to announce his decision tomorrow whether he will defend the Umno presidency at the party elThe prime minister, when met by reporters after launching the BioMalaysia 2008 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre here, said he would not be making any announcement today.
"I have no announcement today," he told scores of reporters who pursued him for his comments as he was leaving the venue where the three-day biotechnology conference and exhibition is held.
Yesterday, Abdullah said that he would announce either today or tommorow whether he would defend the Umno president's post.
Meanwhile, Barisan Nasional (BN) secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor confirmed that there would be a BN supreme council meeting at the Putra World Trade Centre tomorrow.
"The meeting is at 3.30pm," Tengku Adnan told Bernamaections in March next year.
"I have no announcement today," he told scores of reporters who pursued him for his comments as he was leaving the venue where the three-day biotechnology conference and exhibition is held.
Yesterday, Abdullah said that he would announce either today or tommorow whether he would defend the Umno president's post.
Meanwhile, Barisan Nasional (BN) secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor confirmed that there would be a BN supreme council meeting at the Putra World Trade Centre tomorrow.
"The meeting is at 3.30pm," Tengku Adnan told Bernamaections in March next year.
Monday, October 6, 2008
How Malaysian Ringgit is doing so far against the US Dolar
U.S. Dollar to Malaysian Ringgit Exchange RateAs for today U.S Dolar 1 is to Malaysian Ringgit 3.4865
Oil falls below $90 as financial turmoil spreads
Oil prices fell to an 8-month low below $90 a barrel on speculation that the spreading financial crisis will exacerbate a global economic slowdown and cut demand for crude oil.
Light, sweet crude for November delivery was down $4.69 to $89.19 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by late afternoon in Singapore.Oil prices have tumbled nearly 40 percent since peaking in July. The Nymex front-month contract last traded this low in early February.The drop came as world stock markets plunged amid growing investor anxiety that the U.S. bad debt crisis is enveloping Europe. Germany announced Sunday a bailout package totaling 50 billion euros ($69 billion) for Hypo Real Estate, the country's second-biggest commercial property lender, part of a scramble by European governments to save failing banks.
Light, sweet crude for November delivery was down $4.69 to $89.19 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by late afternoon in Singapore.Oil prices have tumbled nearly 40 percent since peaking in July. The Nymex front-month contract last traded this low in early February.The drop came as world stock markets plunged amid growing investor anxiety that the U.S. bad debt crisis is enveloping Europe. Germany announced Sunday a bailout package totaling 50 billion euros ($69 billion) for Hypo Real Estate, the country's second-biggest commercial property lender, part of a scramble by European governments to save failing banks.
Asian markets plunge on fears crisis is spreading
Asian stock markets plunged Monday as government bank bailouts in the U.S. and Europe failed to alleviate fears of a global financial crisis that Investors took scant comfort from Washington's passage of a $700 billion bank bailout on Friday, focusing instead on a dismal U.S. jobs report that suggested the U.S. economy -- a vital export market for Asia -- could slide into a recession.
As the financial turmoil deepened in Europe, Germany on Sunday announced a bailout package totaling 50 billion euros ($69 billion) for Hypo Real Estate, the country's second-biggest commercial property lender, after a rescue plan by private lenders fell apart. The move was part of a scramble by European governments to save failing banks.
Across Asia, all markets were in the red. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index fell to its lowest level in 4 1/2 years, sinking 4.25 percent to 10,473.09.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index slid 4.3 percent to 16,927.87. Markets in mainland China, Australia, South Korea, India, Singapore and Thailand also fell sharply.
In Russia, the RTS stock index tumbled more than 7 percent in first 20 minutes of trading.
"This credit crunch looks like it's not going away any time soon," said Alex Tang, head of research at brokerage Core Pacific-Yamaichi in Hong Kong. "Apart from a credit crunch in Europe, investors are quite concerned about the worsening outlook on the U.S. economy."
Investors appeared spooked by a series of developments out of Europe over the weekend.
Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme said Sunday that France's BNP Paribas SA had committed to taking a 75-percent stake in troubled European bank Fortis NV. British treasury chief Alistair Darling also said he was ready to take "pretty big steps that we wouldn't take in ordinary times" to help the country weather the credit crunch.
The outlook for the U.S. economy darkened after figures released Friday showed that 159,000 jobs in the U.S. were lost last month, the fastest pace in more than five years.
Such concerns overshadowed any investor optimism over the U.S. House of Representatives' approval Friday of a massive bailout plan that will allow the U.S. government to buy distressed mortgages and securities backed by mortgages from banks and other financial institutions.
Investors questioned how long it would take for the package to unfreeze credit markets, restore bank lending and generally shore up the U.S. economy.
"The market had already figured in the package's passage," said Yukio Takahashi at Shinko Securities Co. in Tokyo. "There are strong doubts about its implementation."
Japanese financial companies and industries dependent on exports, such as steel, were especially hard hit Monday. Nippon Steel Corp. stock tumbled 9.8 percent, while Mizuho Financial Group was down 8.3 percent in morning trading.
Trading in mainland China resumed after a weeklong holiday break with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index sinking 5.2 percent to 2,173 by midafternoon.
Banks and other financial shares saw heavy declines. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank fell 7 percent and Bank of China slipped 3.6.
Shares of Ping An Insurance Co. rose even after it said Monday it will record a $2.3 billion loss on its stake in European bank Fortis in the biggest blow yet to a Chinese institution from the global credit crisis. Ping An's shares were up 1.6 percent.
U.S. stock index futures were nearly 2 percent lower, suggesting Wall Street would open lower Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 157.47, or 1.5 percent, to 10,325.38 on Friday.
In currencies, the euro slid to $1.3570 from $1.3774 late Friday. But the dollar was weaker against the yen, falling to 103.66 from 105.30 yen late Friday.
Oil prices tumbled on speculation that slower global growth will cut crude demand. Light, sweet crude for November delivery was down $3.23 to $90.65 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange would depress world economic growth.
As the financial turmoil deepened in Europe, Germany on Sunday announced a bailout package totaling 50 billion euros ($69 billion) for Hypo Real Estate, the country's second-biggest commercial property lender, after a rescue plan by private lenders fell apart. The move was part of a scramble by European governments to save failing banks.
Across Asia, all markets were in the red. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index fell to its lowest level in 4 1/2 years, sinking 4.25 percent to 10,473.09.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index slid 4.3 percent to 16,927.87. Markets in mainland China, Australia, South Korea, India, Singapore and Thailand also fell sharply.
In Russia, the RTS stock index tumbled more than 7 percent in first 20 minutes of trading.
"This credit crunch looks like it's not going away any time soon," said Alex Tang, head of research at brokerage Core Pacific-Yamaichi in Hong Kong. "Apart from a credit crunch in Europe, investors are quite concerned about the worsening outlook on the U.S. economy."
Investors appeared spooked by a series of developments out of Europe over the weekend.
Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme said Sunday that France's BNP Paribas SA had committed to taking a 75-percent stake in troubled European bank Fortis NV. British treasury chief Alistair Darling also said he was ready to take "pretty big steps that we wouldn't take in ordinary times" to help the country weather the credit crunch.
The outlook for the U.S. economy darkened after figures released Friday showed that 159,000 jobs in the U.S. were lost last month, the fastest pace in more than five years.
Such concerns overshadowed any investor optimism over the U.S. House of Representatives' approval Friday of a massive bailout plan that will allow the U.S. government to buy distressed mortgages and securities backed by mortgages from banks and other financial institutions.
Investors questioned how long it would take for the package to unfreeze credit markets, restore bank lending and generally shore up the U.S. economy.
"The market had already figured in the package's passage," said Yukio Takahashi at Shinko Securities Co. in Tokyo. "There are strong doubts about its implementation."
Japanese financial companies and industries dependent on exports, such as steel, were especially hard hit Monday. Nippon Steel Corp. stock tumbled 9.8 percent, while Mizuho Financial Group was down 8.3 percent in morning trading.
Trading in mainland China resumed after a weeklong holiday break with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index sinking 5.2 percent to 2,173 by midafternoon.
Banks and other financial shares saw heavy declines. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank fell 7 percent and Bank of China slipped 3.6.
Shares of Ping An Insurance Co. rose even after it said Monday it will record a $2.3 billion loss on its stake in European bank Fortis in the biggest blow yet to a Chinese institution from the global credit crisis. Ping An's shares were up 1.6 percent.
U.S. stock index futures were nearly 2 percent lower, suggesting Wall Street would open lower Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 157.47, or 1.5 percent, to 10,325.38 on Friday.
In currencies, the euro slid to $1.3570 from $1.3774 late Friday. But the dollar was weaker against the yen, falling to 103.66 from 105.30 yen late Friday.
Oil prices tumbled on speculation that slower global growth will cut crude demand. Light, sweet crude for November delivery was down $3.23 to $90.65 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange would depress world economic growth.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
SpM niah mah....
Why so scared of spm.......its only a exam....why so serious bout it...tak perlu takut.....u fail u still can succeed....but seriously.......u have to study.....stress out.... no worries find sumthin u cool ur stress i.e have to take some oxygen......
Fred
Fred
Back to school
Today's the last day of the Raya Holidays. Tomorrow it's back to school. For the form 5's, 2 more weeks only so it doesn't really matter as it's getting more sucky as time goes on. Just imagine, only 2 more weeks of school for our whole life. As for the people in form 3, Good Luck in your PMR exam and hope you make the correct choice of going to the Arts of Science. I think i made the WRONG choice. Should have followed Frederick when i still had the chance. Anyway, i don't think I would be posting anything more until next week. So yea.
BYE-BYE
*GOOD LUCK to everyone else in their final year exam
Friday, October 3, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Today
Nothing special happened today. So we went to Noor Saara's house. We went at 1.30pm, reached at around 2.00pm. I went with Frederick, Joel, Zoe(Kelabit), Geraldine(PLKN partner) and Samantha Aw(Future Sharapova). Joel said Zoe drove like a turle. Sorry but kelabit, I have to agree with him.. Haha. just kidding. When we reached her house, a lot of people from Form 5C were there already. but there were leaving by then so Zoe said it was perfect timing(Thanks to her turtle driving). We ate Lamb rendang, nasi minyak and some other dishes. It was terrific. until now Noor Saara don wan to give me her cat eventhough i tell her i will take good care of it for her. Btw, she has 12 cats and one of it is pregnant. So all in all, 13. I told her it's unlucky and she could give me one to make her luck normal again. Still she didn't want.
After eating, Joel, Fred, Sammy, Geraldine, and kelabit went to the TV room which was on disney channel and showing Kim Possible. After it ended, i told Geraldine to go to her favourite channel - Channel 815 (Golf Channel). She was laughing her head off and Frederick said golf was the most boring sport ever. I agreed. So we sat there eating her cornflake cookies and i think i ate around 15. Super Nice. Joel and Frederick ate around that amount also so I didn't feel that bad. By that time, Sam, Zoe and Geraldine left us and went outside to talk to Noor so we just sat there to watch the Ellen Degeneres show. I left with Joel and fred around 3 cause I had Chemistry tuition at 4 till 6. Replaced half an hour cause last week class was cancelled. So all we did there was listening to Mrs. Hon teach and i almost fell asleep but i wasn't as bad as Joel who feel asleep for 5-10 minutes. Time passed so slowly. Haha.
After tuition, Joel and I went to Sarawak Club and we met Zoe there. Alyssa joined us soon enough. I was just about to complete my homework when Joel said SANDRA NGU was coming and wanted to bring us out to GreenHill Corner to eat dinner. Seeing she was driving her BMW, I just followed - Not that I didn't want to. At the kopitiam, we all met Rachel and her family - nothing much there. Anway, we reached back to Sarawak Club at around 8.35pm. The library closed at 9.00pm so i left at 8.55pm. Went home and am sitting here typing this out now. So you can see nothing special happened today.
Keith
After eating, Joel, Fred, Sammy, Geraldine, and kelabit went to the TV room which was on disney channel and showing Kim Possible. After it ended, i told Geraldine to go to her favourite channel - Channel 815 (Golf Channel). She was laughing her head off and Frederick said golf was the most boring sport ever. I agreed. So we sat there eating her cornflake cookies and i think i ate around 15. Super Nice. Joel and Frederick ate around that amount also so I didn't feel that bad. By that time, Sam, Zoe and Geraldine left us and went outside to talk to Noor so we just sat there to watch the Ellen Degeneres show. I left with Joel and fred around 3 cause I had Chemistry tuition at 4 till 6. Replaced half an hour cause last week class was cancelled. So all we did there was listening to Mrs. Hon teach and i almost fell asleep but i wasn't as bad as Joel who feel asleep for 5-10 minutes. Time passed so slowly. Haha.
After tuition, Joel and I went to Sarawak Club and we met Zoe there. Alyssa joined us soon enough. I was just about to complete my homework when Joel said SANDRA NGU was coming and wanted to bring us out to GreenHill Corner to eat dinner. Seeing she was driving her BMW, I just followed - Not that I didn't want to. At the kopitiam, we all met Rachel and her family - nothing much there. Anway, we reached back to Sarawak Club at around 8.35pm. The library closed at 9.00pm so i left at 8.55pm. Went home and am sitting here typing this out now. So you can see nothing special happened today.
Keith
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Yesterday
So yesterday was Hari Raya. As usual we all went visiting. Desmond came to my house in the morning and we went together. He parked his car at my house and followed me. Frederick was supposed to come also but he had to follow his parents to visit someone first. First of all, we went to Nadira's house. The ppl who went: Me, Fred, Joel, Ashley, Zoe, Keith Lim, Samantha Aw, Matthew, Winston,Form 5C girls, Dexter, Reuben,Justy, Desmond..... and others. Quite alot. All went at the same time so it was quite crowded. Frederick didn't reach till around 1 so we had to wait for him. After he reached, we went to Radhie's house which was only a few houses away.
Ok. At Radhie's house (which was under renovation) we ate laksa which was super nice. I tried again thisyear to bully Radhie by asking him to serve me, but it didn't succeed. For example, I told him I wanted coke with crushed ice, Zoe wanted sprite with 1 cube of ice, Samantha with 2 cubes, Keith Lim wants cola also with no ice and so on. He didn't want to get it for me. So i'll try again next year la. I think i put on weight yesterday. I look like a balloon now. I tried to work it off so i went to the Sarawak Club yesterday with Jesse, Joshua Pui and Sarah. I ran the treadmill for around 20 minutes which i thought was quite good considering the maximum time limit was 25 minutes. I tried my luck at lifting weights. Not much luck there. When I was here i saw someone practicing boxing (wonder who ho Zoe), Thinking maybe he wants to punch me. I went back around 6 feeling quite sick from eating too much i guess.
Keith
Ok. At Radhie's house (which was under renovation) we ate laksa which was super nice. I tried again thisyear to bully Radhie by asking him to serve me, but it didn't succeed. For example, I told him I wanted coke with crushed ice, Zoe wanted sprite with 1 cube of ice, Samantha with 2 cubes, Keith Lim wants cola also with no ice and so on. He didn't want to get it for me. So i'll try again next year la. I think i put on weight yesterday. I look like a balloon now. I tried to work it off so i went to the Sarawak Club yesterday with Jesse, Joshua Pui and Sarah. I ran the treadmill for around 20 minutes which i thought was quite good considering the maximum time limit was 25 minutes. I tried my luck at lifting weights. Not much luck there. When I was here i saw someone practicing boxing (wonder who ho Zoe), Thinking maybe he wants to punch me. I went back around 6 feeling quite sick from eating too much i guess.
Keith
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