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Posted 2011-08-23 20:45 in Cheng Puay Ling’s Blog

Sample Pictures

Quiz Competition

Posted 2011-07-31 13:28 in St. John Ambulans’s Blog

Qiuz is organised to test our members on their knowledge about first aid and some general knowledge about our human body and diseases.

 


TODAY THIS BLOG IS BORN

Posted 2010-08-21 10:39 in JSHS 6TH FORM LIBRARY

The three of us felt dumb. We are not suppose to be here. Turns out that clubs and society does not include the library, which is a servicing organization. So we don’t get to have our own blog? What a disappointment. But then, all we have to do is ask. So the kind Mr Tor ask Mr Pius to create a blog for us. That is how today, this blog is born. Hope its somehow useful for us in the near future, since we have already spent 2 precious hours sitting in lab4.

The thing is, i’m not sure what to do with this blog when i propose to Mr Tor to create ene for us. I was just bored because i am stuck in lab4 with nowhere to go. Now that this blog is born, i get a few ideas how to use this to make things convenient interesting for librarians and library goers alike.

My proposal that might or might not succeed. After 1 week school break or anytime in this year,  we will start:

1.Posting important/ urgent notices via blog, so everyone can check whether the library is open or close, even in the holidays, without actually coming here to find out.

2.Relay messages from the upper level of library administration to all librarians.

3. Create a space for librarians to voice out about their duty as librarians, our perspectives, complains, experiences, and what we have seen and heard here in the library.

4. Faithfully reporting to the public the improvements librarians of our generation (2010-2011 ) made for the library.

5. Throw in some of the fun stories of us working together, maybe attracting future librarians and to entertain the usually bored on-liners.

Hopefully after this people would actually put the newspaper back after reading and push back chairs before leaving. HAH, i wish!

But at least there’s a hope that this newly transparent working of the library will attract a much more civilized crowd in here, studying more than R & R here. Our supporters in world peace., or library peace, show some example and initiative, would ya? That’s all I’ve got to say=)

HAVE A NICE DAY!

sincerely,

lisha

SMJK JIT SIN Sixth Form Blog

Posted 2010-08-27 19:46 in Persatuan Tingkatan 6’s Blog

This is the blog spot for SMJK Sixth Form Society. So, anythings about our society will be updated here in the future.

What is carbon footprint?

Posted 2010-11-20 16:18 in Persatuan Sains dan Pereka Tingkatan 6's Blog

A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment, and in particular climate change. It relates to the amount of greenhouse gases produced in our day-to-day lives through burning fossil fuels for electricity, heating and transportation etc.

The carbon footprint is a measurement of all greenhouse gases we individually produce and has units of tonnes (or kg) of carbon dioxide equivalent.

A carbon footprint is made up of the sum of two parts :

(A) The primary footprint – Home( gas, oil and coal )15% ,Home( electricity)12%, Private transport 10%, Public transport 3%, Holiday flights 6%

(B) The secondary footprint - Share of public services 12%, Financial services 3%, Recreation and leisure 14%, House( Building and fumishings) 9%, Car manufacture and            delivery 7%, Clothes  and personal effects 4%, Food and drinks 5%

1. The primary footprint is a measure of our direct emissions of CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels including domestic energy consumption and transportation (e.g. car and plane). We have direct control of these.

2. The secondary footprint is a measure of the indirect CO2 emissions from the whole lifecycle of products we use – those associated with their manufacture and eventual breakdown. To put it very simply – the more we buy the more emissions will be caused on our behalf.

WAYS TO REDUCE CARBON FOOTPRINT

For Individuals

Here’s a list of simple things you can do immediately

1)Turn it off when not in use (lights, television, DVD player, Hi Fi, computer etc)

2)Turn down the central heating slightly (try just 1 to 2 degrees C). Just 1 degree will help reduce your heating bill by about 8%.

3)Turn down the water heating setting (just 2 degrees will make a significant saving)

4)Check the central heating timer setting – remember there is no point heating the house after you have left for work

5)Fill your dish washer and washing machine with a full load – this will save you water, electricity, and washing powder

6)Fill the kettle with only as much water as you need

7)Do your weekly shopping in a single trip

8)Hang out the washing to dry rather than tumble drying it

The following is a list of items that may take an initial investment, but should pay for themselves over the course of 1-4 years through savings on your energy bills.

  • Install thermostatic valves on your radiators
  • Insulate your hot water tank, your loft and your walls
  • Replace your old fridge / freezer (if it is over 15 years old), with a new one with energy efficiency rating of “A”
  • Replace your old boiler with a new energy efficient condensing boiler

Travel less and travel more carbon footprint friendly.

  • Car share to work, or for the kids school run
  • Use the bus or a train rather than your car
  • For short journeys either walk or cycle
  • Try to reduce the number of flights you take
  • See if your employer will allow you to work from home one day a week
  • Next time you replace your car – check out diesel engines. With one of these you can even make your own Biodiesel fuel.
  • When staying in a hotel – turn the lights and air-conditioning off when you leave your hotel room, and ask for your room towels to be washed every other day, rather than every day

As well as your primary carbon footprint, there is also a secondary footprint that you cause through your buying habits.

  • Don’t buy bottled water if your tap water is safe to drink
  • Buy local fruit and vegetables, or even try growing your own
  • Buy foods that are in season locally
  • Don’t buy fresh fruit and vegetables which are out of season, they may have been flown in
  • Reduce your consumption of meat
  • Try to only buy products made close to home (look out and avoid items that are made in the distant lands)
  • Buy organic produce
  • Don’t buy over packaged products
  • Think carefully about the type of activities you do in your spare time. Do any of these cause an increase in carbon emissions? e.g. Saunas, Health clubs, restaurants and pubs, go-karting etc. etc…


About

Posted 2010-08-21 09:47 in Kelab Muzik dan Seni Suara Tingkatan 6’s Blog

This is an example of an iSchool-Blog page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside of iSchool-Blog.

NAMA AHLI KELAB KARATE TINGKATAN 6

Posted 2010-09-02 21:01 in Kelab Karate Tingkatan 6’s Blog

     
     
     
     
 
Bil. Nama Kelas
1 ANG KHENG HWA L6A1
2 CH’NG CHIA YEE L6A1
3 GOH SU YIN L6A1
4 NEOH MII CHELL L6A1
5 NG SIANG FEN L6A1
6 OON YEN CHUAN L6A1
7 TAN SIN MIN L6A1
8 TEOH LI PHIN L6A1
9 WENDY YONG YOKE YING L6A1
10 NG PAU SHI L6A2
11 OOI WON TEAN L6A2
12 PAH XIN YUAN L6A2
13 TAN LI WERN L6A2
14 TAN VI ENN L6A2
15 ENG KHAI YING L6A3
16 IREN GOH SUEN MEI L6A3
17 NG SU YI L6A3
18 RHEMA MANSFIELD L6A3
19 TAN SEE YING L6A3
20 EOW LI SHA L6B1
21 KHOR WANTING L6B1
22 KOID WEI YING L6B1
23 LEE CHOOI WEN L6B1
24 SAW SUE SAN L6B1
25 WU SIEW FENG L6B1
26 YAP MEI CHING L6B1
27 YIP SHI NEE L6B1
28 HENG JIA WEI L6B2
29 LOH MEI FANG L6B2
30 NG ZI SIN L6B2
31 SHU CHAI CHING L6B2
32 TAN POH LING L6B2
33 TEO LI KANG L6P1
 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

更新

Posted 2010-09-18 14:18 in Kelab Judo Tingkatan 6’s Blog

我刚刚更新了练习趣事的东西，大家有空不妨看看~

拔柑比赛

Posted 2011-06-15 17:05 in Kelab Bimbingan dan Kerjaya Tingkatan 6’s Blog


BENGKEL PENGURUSAN BADAN PENGAWAS

Posted 2009-09-16 08:16 in BLOG BADAN PENGAWAS SMJK HWA LIAN MENTAKAB

BENGKEL PENGURUSAN BADAN PENGAWAS

Tarikh: 3 OKT 2009 (Sabtu)

Masa: 8.00 am – 4.00 pm

Tempat:

MASA

PROGRAM

CATATAN

8.00 am

Pendaftaran & Sarapan pagi

Kehadiran Wajib Semua Exco Pengawas Dan Ketua Kumpulan

8.30 am

Sesi 1 :

Mesyuarat AJK Pengelola Kem Pengawas Junoir

Pengerusi: Ketua Pengawas

l         Program Kem (terperinci)

l         Peralatan yang diperlukan

l         Anggaran Perbelanjaan

l         Surat menyurat, bahagi kumpulan, surat kebenaran, buku program dll

10.30 am

Jamuan ringan

 

11.00 am

Sesi 2 :

Peranan Exco, Ketua Kumpulan & Perlembagaan Badan Pengawas

Penceramah: En. Siew Kok Ming

l         Perlembagaan Badan Pengawas

l         Peranan dan tanggungjawab Exco dan Ketua Kumpulan Pengawas

1.00 tgh

Makan Tengahari

 

2.00 pm

Sesi 3 :

Bengkel: Bagaimana menghadapi pelajar bermasalah

Penceramah : En. Benjamin

Kertas Kerja (Projek)

l         Bagaimana menangani masalah ponteng.

l         Bagaimana menangani masalah rambut.

l         Bagaimana menangani masalah pakaian tak lengkap.

l         Bagaimana menangani masalah pergaduhan.

4.00 pm

Majlis Penutup

l         Penyampaian Sijil

4.15 pm

Jamuan ringan