If euu guys have any ideas for the song, put in the tagboard :D
Heyloo 2/4!
Goshzx, MYEs are alrdy over, time to enjoy for the post-exam activites! (:
Sports Carnival is tomorrow, good luck to all 2/4-ians who are still playing in the games.
Netball, Soccer, Basketball, Captainball (and some I don't know) are still playing.
Dodgeball is done, though we didnt get 3rd place for it. but nvm!
We still got the Sportsmanship award!
CONGRATULATIONS 2/4!
CONTINUE ON WITH THE GOOD WORK OKAY! ((:
`Faisarah(:
Heh, 2/4 how is your MYE? Finally uh its over. Now feeling worried for your MYE marks? Not to worry lah... if u put in much effort I'm sure u can ace. So now what is your plan to enjoy during the upcoming June holidays? I think that we could have a class gathering? Not sure...Hmm...
Until here then... CYA take care
Hows MYEs so far huh? Hmm, I think, you all are getting stressed up right. I know, with the revising all hor. :DD
Anyway, wishing you guys luck ok! Hopefully most of us will be going to your sec 3 classes of your choices. Most of them are planning to take up EBA, hmmph. Must work hard to be in the top 40 to get into 3/3 next year. :D Well, good luck ya'll!
And yay! Sports Carnival is going to be resumed ok! Mostly, stay focused on MYEs, than can enjoy! :) Eh, you all got give your love to your mothers or not? Huahuak. If havent, give ok((;
Lots of love, Faisarah((:
Great News! ------------ Escaped Bali Terror Suspect Is Caught in Malaysia
By SETH MYDANS Published: May 8, 2009
BANGKOK — A suspected terrorist leader who embarrassed Singapore last year by disappearing through a bathroom window in a high-security prison has been caught in Malaysia, according to Malaysian officials.
The fugitive, Mas Selamat bin Kastari, 47, was arrested early last month, the police said, after Singapore failed to capture him in a huge manhunt that in effect turned the entire population of Singapore into a posse of 4 million informants.
The Singapore government has described Mr. Mas Selamat as the local leader of the regional Islamist terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah, which carried out the 2002 bombings in Bali, Indonesia.
He was reportedly captured in southern Malaysia, just across the Johor Strait from Singapore, in an area that once effectively served as the headquarters for Jemaah Islamiyah.
“We are in touch with our international counterparts who were informed about the arrest as well as about what we learned,” the Malaysian inspector general of police, Musa Hassan, said Friday. The Singapore Straits Times also quoted local intelligence sources as saying the capture was a joint operation.
Singapore had been considered to have one of the most efficient and tightly policed security systems in the region, and the escape of Mr. Mas Selamat came as shock to citizens and terrorism experts alike.
“How he got from the detention center to Malaysia without anybody seeing him is extraordinary after the biggest and most expensive manhunt ever taken by Singapore,” said Sidney Jones, a leading terrorism expert who is senior adviser to the Asia Program of the International Crisis Group, an independent conflict-monitoring agency.
Until his escape, on Feb. 27, 2008, Mr. Mas Selamat had been in detention since 2006 under the Internal Security Act, which allows the government to hold suspects without trial. He is accused of coordinating a failed plot to bomb the United States Embassy and several other targets in Singapore and of planning to crash an airplane into Singapore’s airport.
After his escape the entire city-state was put on high alert, with the police setting up checkpoints, sealing borders and patrolling parks, marinas and shorelines. People were even urged to keep an eye on their bicycles to keep the fugitive from pedaling to freedom. Singapore was papered with wanted posters and mug shots were sent to millions of cell phones.
An official investigation found that by letting the water run in the bathroom and hanging a pair of pants over a ledge above the door, Mr. Mas Selamat gave himself 11 minutes to make his getaway, even as a guard waited just outside the door. The prisoner squeezed through the window, shinnied down a drainpipe onto a cushion of rolls of toilet paper, climbed a fence and disappeared.
The escape took place before one of Mr. Mas Selamat’s weekly visits with his wife and children. Prisoners were allowed to change into civilian clothes to meet their relatives, and Mr. Mas Selamat had asked for privacy in a bathroom as he changed.
The report said the escape came from a confluence of factors. It held no single person responsible and found that Mr. Mas Selamat had received no inside help.
“We consider him to be a key trigger in the terrorist network,” said Wong Kan Seng, the deputy prime minister, after he delivered the government’s report on the escape to Parliament. “If he could leave Singapore and connect back with his friends, they could well launch a revenge attack.”
At first, Singapore was filled with reports of false sightings of Mr. Mas Selamat, a round-faced man who was described on wanted posters as being 5-foot-2, weighing 139 pounds and walking with a limp.
In the months since then, said Ms. Jones, “all there’s been is rumors.” He was reported to be at various locations in Indonesia, where he was born and where the Islamist movement is strong, she said, “and there were all sorts of rumors that he had been killed or had died in the forest while escaping — that’s the only way his complete disappearance could be explained.”
Now that Mr. Mas Selamat has reportedly been found in what is essentially the hometown of the regional terrorist movement, Ms. Jones said, “All the conspiracy theories, of which there were many, are put to rest.”
Cheeeers! Akil,
A short reminder for 2/4 , Please bring your thermometer EVERYDAY! and also, please arrange the worksheets in your math file accordingly to the content page that was given by Miss Kok. BEST LUCK TO YOUR MYE!
Cheers! Akil.
2/4!
A good thing to all of you.
All those who have a facebook account, you can now add Mr Kwok!
Since we all miss him so much, add him by searching for "Kwok Len Wei'' k?
Those who don't have facebook,
I strongly encourage you to sign up for one.
Because its more fun than friendster. :D
& oh yeah.
Good luck for MYEs aites people. JYJY!
Heyloo 2/4!
Goshzx, MYEs are alrdy over, time to enjoy for the post-exam activites! (:
Sports Carnival is tomorrow, good luck to all 2/4-ians who are still playing in the games.
Netball, Soccer, Basketball, Captainball (and some I don't know) are still playing.
Dodgeball is done, though we didnt get 3rd place for it. but nvm!
We still got the Sportsmanship award!
CONGRATULATIONS 2/4!
CONTINUE ON WITH THE GOOD WORK OKAY! ((:
`Faisarah(:
Heh, 2/4 how is your MYE? Finally uh its over. Now feeling worried for your MYE marks? Not to worry lah... if u put in much effort I'm sure u can ace. So now what is your plan to enjoy during the upcoming June holidays? I think that we could have a class gathering? Not sure...Hmm...
Until here then... CYA take care
Hows MYEs so far huh? Hmm, I think, you all are getting stressed up right. I know, with the revising all hor. :DD
Anyway, wishing you guys luck ok! Hopefully most of us will be going to your sec 3 classes of your choices. Most of them are planning to take up EBA, hmmph. Must work hard to be in the top 40 to get into 3/3 next year. :D Well, good luck ya'll!
And yay! Sports Carnival is going to be resumed ok! Mostly, stay focused on MYEs, than can enjoy! :) Eh, you all got give your love to your mothers or not? Huahuak. If havent, give ok((;
Lots of love, Faisarah((:
Great News! ------------ Escaped Bali Terror Suspect Is Caught in Malaysia
By SETH MYDANS Published: May 8, 2009
BANGKOK — A suspected terrorist leader who embarrassed Singapore last year by disappearing through a bathroom window in a high-security prison has been caught in Malaysia, according to Malaysian officials.
The fugitive, Mas Selamat bin Kastari, 47, was arrested early last month, the police said, after Singapore failed to capture him in a huge manhunt that in effect turned the entire population of Singapore into a posse of 4 million informants.
The Singapore government has described Mr. Mas Selamat as the local leader of the regional Islamist terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah, which carried out the 2002 bombings in Bali, Indonesia.
He was reportedly captured in southern Malaysia, just across the Johor Strait from Singapore, in an area that once effectively served as the headquarters for Jemaah Islamiyah.
“We are in touch with our international counterparts who were informed about the arrest as well as about what we learned,” the Malaysian inspector general of police, Musa Hassan, said Friday. The Singapore Straits Times also quoted local intelligence sources as saying the capture was a joint operation.
Singapore had been considered to have one of the most efficient and tightly policed security systems in the region, and the escape of Mr. Mas Selamat came as shock to citizens and terrorism experts alike.
“How he got from the detention center to Malaysia without anybody seeing him is extraordinary after the biggest and most expensive manhunt ever taken by Singapore,” said Sidney Jones, a leading terrorism expert who is senior adviser to the Asia Program of the International Crisis Group, an independent conflict-monitoring agency.
Until his escape, on Feb. 27, 2008, Mr. Mas Selamat had been in detention since 2006 under the Internal Security Act, which allows the government to hold suspects without trial. He is accused of coordinating a failed plot to bomb the United States Embassy and several other targets in Singapore and of planning to crash an airplane into Singapore’s airport.
After his escape the entire city-state was put on high alert, with the police setting up checkpoints, sealing borders and patrolling parks, marinas and shorelines. People were even urged to keep an eye on their bicycles to keep the fugitive from pedaling to freedom. Singapore was papered with wanted posters and mug shots were sent to millions of cell phones.
An official investigation found that by letting the water run in the bathroom and hanging a pair of pants over a ledge above the door, Mr. Mas Selamat gave himself 11 minutes to make his getaway, even as a guard waited just outside the door. The prisoner squeezed through the window, shinnied down a drainpipe onto a cushion of rolls of toilet paper, climbed a fence and disappeared.
The escape took place before one of Mr. Mas Selamat’s weekly visits with his wife and children. Prisoners were allowed to change into civilian clothes to meet their relatives, and Mr. Mas Selamat had asked for privacy in a bathroom as he changed.
The report said the escape came from a confluence of factors. It held no single person responsible and found that Mr. Mas Selamat had received no inside help.
“We consider him to be a key trigger in the terrorist network,” said Wong Kan Seng, the deputy prime minister, after he delivered the government’s report on the escape to Parliament. “If he could leave Singapore and connect back with his friends, they could well launch a revenge attack.”
At first, Singapore was filled with reports of false sightings of Mr. Mas Selamat, a round-faced man who was described on wanted posters as being 5-foot-2, weighing 139 pounds and walking with a limp.
In the months since then, said Ms. Jones, “all there’s been is rumors.” He was reported to be at various locations in Indonesia, where he was born and where the Islamist movement is strong, she said, “and there were all sorts of rumors that he had been killed or had died in the forest while escaping — that’s the only way his complete disappearance could be explained.”
Now that Mr. Mas Selamat has reportedly been found in what is essentially the hometown of the regional terrorist movement, Ms. Jones said, “All the conspiracy theories, of which there were many, are put to rest.”
Cheeeers! Akil,
A short reminder for 2/4 , Please bring your thermometer EVERYDAY! and also, please arrange the worksheets in your math file accordingly to the content page that was given by Miss Kok. BEST LUCK TO YOUR MYE!
Cheers! Akil.
2/4!
A good thing to all of you.
All those who have a facebook account, you can now add Mr Kwok!
Since we all miss him so much, add him by searching for "Kwok Len Wei'' k?
