Woosh~~ Awesome day!
First time in my poly life that i get to go home so early! 12pm!!
Best thing was that when i went inside the MRT with aiza, we even found seats as the MRT was practically empty!!
Got home already i used the laptop for a while, watched TV and suddenly fell asleep.
Weather too good already (:
Friday, July 30, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Was supposed to meet up at 9am today, but guess what... i over-slept again =.= wth.... now i confirm have to retake my people skills GSM already =.= sian larh.... anyways i reached school at around 11am and we chionged our project till econs lecture, after that still chiong through lunch. Damn hectic sia.... first time so rushed... printing of the report was also a problem what with all the virus and stuffs. As for presentation, it sucked. Real bad.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Suddenly felt like blogging.
Anyways.. my day started off great. Had project meeting at 9am but was late for 30 min. Didn't expect that my other 3 group mates were even later than me. Discussed stuffs about our effective project [ i was half doing and half playing games ] until 11.50 am because it was time for our statistics tutorial. Lessons started off, went through tutorial questions and got back our project grades. My group and i got a B+, actually all other groups i think got a B+ except for one which got an A. Congratulations to them.
After tutorial went to eat lunch at Koufu first before going to the library to continue with our project as it was due tomorrow. Did the thing until 7+ and then that was when the bad luck came...... i had to print out my OBS thingy so i put the file in my thumbdrive and i went to the library's computer to print out the thing and guessed what.... my thumbdrive got corrupted because the school's computer got virus i think. Bloody unlucky.... anyways i went to print the thingy through my email. While printing hafizah and suganthi came up... and unlucky for them... they went and inserted the thumbdrive into the com as well.... too late to warn them =.=
Anyways bad stuff aside, i went home still had to listen to my mother talk crap... she doesn't understand simple plain english is it?!?! idiot =.=
Pissed off... now feeling better cuz i got to vent my fustrations on blogger (:
Anyways.. my day started off great. Had project meeting at 9am but was late for 30 min. Didn't expect that my other 3 group mates were even later than me. Discussed stuffs about our effective project [ i was half doing and half playing games ] until 11.50 am because it was time for our statistics tutorial. Lessons started off, went through tutorial questions and got back our project grades. My group and i got a B+, actually all other groups i think got a B+ except for one which got an A. Congratulations to them.
After tutorial went to eat lunch at Koufu first before going to the library to continue with our project as it was due tomorrow. Did the thing until 7+ and then that was when the bad luck came...... i had to print out my OBS thingy so i put the file in my thumbdrive and i went to the library's computer to print out the thing and guessed what.... my thumbdrive got corrupted because the school's computer got virus i think. Bloody unlucky.... anyways i went to print the thingy through my email. While printing hafizah and suganthi came up... and unlucky for them... they went and inserted the thumbdrive into the com as well.... too late to warn them =.=
Anyways bad stuff aside, i went home still had to listen to my mother talk crap... she doesn't understand simple plain english is it?!?! idiot =.=
Pissed off... now feeling better cuz i got to vent my fustrations on blogger (:
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Singapore issues arrest warrant for Briton in vandalism case
SINGAPORE, June 8, 2010 (AFP) - Singapore police said Tuesday they want to arrest a British man they believe could have vandalised a metro train, as his alleged accomplice awaited trial under the island state's tough laws.
Swiss business consultant Oliver Fricker posted $100,000 bail on Monday after appearing in court charged with daubing elaborate graffiti on a train, for which he could be jailed, fined and whipped with a wooden cane.
Now police in the famously-strict city say they think he may not have acted alone.
"Police investigations disclosed that there is an accomplice who is at large," a spokeswoman for the Singapore Police Force told AFP.
"The identity of the accomplice has been established to be one Lloyd Dane Alexander... Police have applied for a warrant of arrest which the... court has granted," the spokeswoman said.
Police said Alexander left Singapore before the incident was reported to authorities on May 19 and they declined to comment on local media reports that the British national may have flown to Hong Kong.
Singapore's Straits Times has suggested that Fricker could be part of a group of underground graffiti artists targeting metro trains around the world.
Vandalism is punishable by up to three years' jail or a maximum fine of 2,000 Singapore dollars, plus three to eight strokes of a wooden cane, a punishment dating from British colonial rule.
In addition to the vandalism charge, Fricker faces two years' jail or a fine of 1,000 dollars, or both, for trespassing into a protected area.
The train has been scrubbed clean but the clip taken by a commuter can still be viewed here.
Singapore's vandalism laws became global news in 1994 when an American teenager, Michael Fay, was caned for damaging cars and public property despite appeals for clemency from the US government
Swiss business consultant Oliver Fricker posted $100,000 bail on Monday after appearing in court charged with daubing elaborate graffiti on a train, for which he could be jailed, fined and whipped with a wooden cane.
Now police in the famously-strict city say they think he may not have acted alone.
"Police investigations disclosed that there is an accomplice who is at large," a spokeswoman for the Singapore Police Force told AFP.
"The identity of the accomplice has been established to be one Lloyd Dane Alexander... Police have applied for a warrant of arrest which the... court has granted," the spokeswoman said.
Police said Alexander left Singapore before the incident was reported to authorities on May 19 and they declined to comment on local media reports that the British national may have flown to Hong Kong.
Singapore's Straits Times has suggested that Fricker could be part of a group of underground graffiti artists targeting metro trains around the world.
Vandalism is punishable by up to three years' jail or a maximum fine of 2,000 Singapore dollars, plus three to eight strokes of a wooden cane, a punishment dating from British colonial rule.
In addition to the vandalism charge, Fricker faces two years' jail or a fine of 1,000 dollars, or both, for trespassing into a protected area.
The train has been scrubbed clean but the clip taken by a commuter can still be viewed here.
Singapore's vandalism laws became global news in 1994 when an American teenager, Michael Fay, was caned for damaging cars and public property despite appeals for clemency from the US government
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