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Session 4
Question: “Sticks and stones can break your bones, but words can never hurt you.” Do you think this statement is true?
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answer: NO! sticks and bones may give us injuries but words hurt our inter self like our heart and everything cause people have feelings. nothing will change this fact. little hurt can casue serious damamge to one self.
Session 3
Read this article
http://www.straitstimes.com/vgn-ext-templating/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=c6ad31f5ae830210VgnVCM100000430a0a0aRCRD&vgnextchannel=d884758920e39010VgnVCM1000000a35010aRCRD
After reading the article, answer the following questions.
a)What are your views with regards to pursuing a career in the gaming industry in Singapore?
b)What qualities does Jason Chionh have that allowed him to do what he wish to do?


answer for A:
i think that there is little future. as in not much will be earn and its a waste of time in th hours they work one self can pursue their dreams in that few minute hours or years
i am not saying its a waste i am sayign that it is not really worth it. bigger things can be done

answer for B:
erm i not sure if i am correct but..
confidence.
support
responsibility.
respect
patience.

scribbled@10:36 PM

Watch the following clip linked below.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOwpGF1SOQMWhat do you think the clip is trying to share?

Answer:
i think that the video is trying to tell people not to let out any private imformation on blogs and profiles. for example on blogger,facebook,friendster
cause these information are public anybody can google it on9
so this video is telling us that
everybody is watching
its a big webchain out there.













Qn2

John was checking his email one day when he saw this particular email sent by someone he knew. The subject of the email sounded urgent, so instead of deleting it, John clicked to read it.

Subject: 81 feared dead from swine flu in Mexico

I sent this email to you with a very heavy heart. I’m sure you have heard of the recent swine flu outbreak. Novel influenza A (H1N1) is a new flu virus of swine origin that was first detected in April, 2009. The virus is infecting people and is spreading from person-to-person, and has sparked a growing outbreak of illness in the United States with an increasing number of cases being reported internationally as well. To date, this virus has killed a few hundred people worldwide, and is still increasing.

Recently, on Tuesday, 12 May, Thailand (http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/428657/1/.html) confirmed its first two cases of Influenza A (H1N1) in people who had travelled to Mexico, becoming the only Southeast Asian nation hit by the virus so far. But who is to say it won’t spread over to Malaysia or even Singapore?

I’ve attached a file on how to protect yourself during this period of outbreak. I sincerely urge you to take a look at it, so that you can take preventive measures. You are not only protecting yourself, but also the people around you.

My cousin, who lives in Mexico, introduced me to a type of medicine that is said to work effectively. I’ve also given you the link in the file attachment. I strongly encourage you to purchase the medicine, as I have also purchased it myself.

Yours sincerely,
Max Wilkertin

John clicked on the link to check if what the email is saying is accurate, and found that it is true.
Now, what should John do? Should he open the file attachment? Should he buy the medicine?


Answer:
well in the first place it is obvious that it is a spam mail.
so i suggest that erm john should stop reading th email and not care abt anything
cause it may be a virus website th link given.
with much attention to this mail.
i suggest john has to bear with th temptation and not click on th link.
so he should not care abt this link and email.