you might not know.
and this happens once in a lifetime, in every 1000 year.
when the time strikes 12hours 34mintues and 56seconds today(7/8/09)
it will read 12345678.
alright, this is random =.=
i got to know this from sweetie and 98.7fm.
alright.
the icts test was bad today.
i guess i shouldn't be over-confident.
i guess i was too confident in myself being able to do the test.
thus, yesterday, i didnt put in effort to practice. -.-
and because of my over-confident-ness? my A and B+ has just flown away...
but well, i got weixiang as my partner.
HAHA. it was pretty lucky of me though.
he's not bad. (: *winks*
lucky to say, i didnt get to opt for individual.
otherwise, i might just break down after the test. LOL.
well well.
after the test, the BOK family (peini, phyllis, rita and chuxiang) rushed down to amk hub for our 11.05 movie.
our class was dismissed at like 10.50 -.-
upon reaching there, the whole place was flooded with 'singapore'.
oh what i mean?
secondary students all dressing in red top and white bottom around.
trust me, this is the very 1st time i'm seeing sooooooooo many people at the theatre queuing up for ticket.
anyway.
we wanted to watch hangover initially.
but couldn't make it.
so watched G.I JOE in the end.
OH, TRUST ME.
THE SHOW IS DAMN DAMN NICE MANS! (:
the whole theatre is fully packed.
including the first row. -.-
we were seated at the third row -.-
nice nice!
those who have not watch, must go and watch! (:
& if it turns out to be not nice, don't blame me.
it's just my personal opinion. (:
this is the most recent news on the haze i was talking about yesterday
SINGAPORE: The haze is back in Singapore and you can expect more hazy days ahead. Smoke haze shrouded Singapore on Thursday morning, with an acrid burning smell hanging in the air.
And the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI), which measures the air quality in Singapore, was around 60 on Thursday. Though this is still in the moderate range, it is however slightly higher than Wednesday’s reading of 52.
Smoke haze has been blowing into Singapore and the National Environment Agency (NEA) said that over the past few days, its satellite pictures detected significant hot spots with moderate to dense smoke.
The hot spots are mainly in the Sumatran provinces of Riau, Jambi and South Sumatra. On Wednesday alone, 50 hot spots were detected in Sumatra.
NEA added that with prevailing dry weather in the region and the wind direction expected to remain the same in the next few days, hazy conditions can be expected in Singapore over the next few days.
Doctors have cautioned against outdoor activities if the situation worsens, especially for those with respiratory illnesses.
Dr Chuah Li Li, a general practitioner from My Family Doctor, said: "Usually the discomfort is felt in the eyes, where people will feel there is a little bit of the smarting discomfort or a dry sensation. The other thing that you might feel is throat discomfort.
"For people who have lung problems — chronic obstructive lung disease and asthma — there might be... a little bit of difficulty in breathing and a chest tightness or cough. (jialat ~ -.- )
"Elderly people with pre—existing lung condition or children with asthma should actually cut down on outdoor activities, especially strenuous activities like playing basketball and football."
But members of the public are currently not too concerned about the situation.
"At the moment, still not so serious. Maybe if it gets serious, we will do some precautionary measures," said a member of the public.
Singapore has expected the haze to return this year as the El Nino weather phenomenon develops, bringing with it hotter and drier weather. The situation is expected to worsen in the coming months, especially when the dry weather peaks in September.
The haze is the result of smoke from slash and burn activities in Indonesia, when farmers clear their lands to make way for new crops. Hot and dry weather can also cause dry twigs and leaves to burst into flames spontaneously.
On July 24, Singapore handed over three air and weather monitoring stations to Jambi Province in Sumatra to help calculate the risk of fires starting and spreading in the surrounding areas during dry weather.
that's all folks, toodles. (:
take care! (:
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