SO I am back home after two and a half hours of singing in school. I finally started on my contribution to the choir that I love dearly. That probably sounded weird and wrong, but never mind that.
Practice today was pretty cool as Jermyn didn't go crazy throughout the sectionals and was pretty friendly throughout the sectionals but got a little pissed by the end of the session. Still it was pretty good.
(Took some time trying to decide and come to a decision that I should be using 'practice' the above context and not 'practise'.)
I also shared my ideas with the Sec 4's present today, and also made some compromise so that it would fit into our mould of the choir and the current situation. However, the decision on organising an outing is currently voted out by Sharon currently due to the current situation too. I think there is still room for discussion, but would have to postpone the whole thing till later date. Will personally make the announcement with regards to the activity in preparation of the Graduation Night on Monday.
As my mother is sick, the trip to the Singapore Flyer have to be canceled today. Doubt we can make it up tomorrow either, but see how it goes. In exchange, I am joining Derrick and the rest to the Magic Conference later on at Clark Quay.
Getting to space has never been simple. A standing army of thousands is needed to launch the space shuttle, land it safely, and refurbish it so it is once again ready for flight.
And even the most basic space rockets require multiple stages, whose weight is mostly taken up by oxidisers needed to burn fuel. Rockets launch vertically to minimise the time they spend where Earth's gravity is strongest and shed stages to reduce their weight as they climb.
AS A book reviews editor at New Scientist, I often come across so-called science books which after a few pages reveal themselves to be harbouring ulterior motives. I have learned to recognise clues that the author is pushing a religious agenda. As creationists in the US continue to lose court battles over attempts to have intelligent design taught as science in federally funded schools, their strategy has been forced to... well, evolve. That means ensuring that references to pseudoscientific concepts like ID are more heavily veiled. So I thought I'd share a few tips for spotting what may be religion in science's clothing.
The one who shall be made as a fellow, Cleristo, was named as Clarence Liu.
He comes to being on 19th January 1993 at 1134. Studied at South View Primary and spent 6 years there.
After which he moves on to Bukit Batok Secondary, where he is now currently in..
He is a self-reliant person who lives a life without spiritual suppport.
He hates people who are evil, though he believes that everyone is born equally good hearted.
He treats everyone before him of equal status.
He is also a person of high compassion and cares for all around him.
Favourite quote of Shakespeare would be: "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in the stars, but in us for we are underlings."
Quotes: "Thou shall not live, shall no live."
"Stream down that river, for new wonders beyond those waters."
"With this clap, the world shall witness the beauty and wonders.
With a snap, it shall change. With that many, it has already begun so."
"Ignorance is bliss, for ignorance is not to be blamed for the wretched ones actions."
"Stop hiding, start searching."
"What is Love to cause such misery to those who fail to achieve it. Love."
