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Friday, June 12, 2009




this video is produced by the UK (even though the cast are all japanese) for a product called Oasis, probably a light drink that isnt too sweet and can act as a replacement for water.

a bit difficult to describe the scenario that unfolds in words, so just watch it yourself. watch out for the obvious pun on godzilla (and not just its name).

its only 40 seconds and common test is over. you know you can afford the time. you might want to watch it in HQ instead. much better quality and sound. hope you like it!

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and today marks the end of the common test season for April Semester 2009 for me.

how is EBA? it wasnt as bad as HRM, neither was it as smooth as CMA.

the MCQs were kinda ambiguous. I must be stumped by at least 4 of them (30 in total). the matching was okay... the short answer questions... I roughly knew what each question want, but its either I cant remember the whole value or I have problems phrasing the answer since I dont know what exactly they want.

I did explain and illustrate the ethical structures, but I dont know what exactly it wanted. does it mean I am supposed to make a decision first and evaluate, or do I give a problem and illustrate with the different scenarios? gah.

nevertheless, melissa and I went PC Show after that. got a cheap $7 notebook cooling pad that apparently isnt working for me cos it draws air right from the bottom, which cant happen with my bed under it. it is like sucking a vacuum. but well its only $7 and it has this cheap bluish glow (self consolation).

oh and it comes with a free "notebook keyboard protector" that is just a cheap piece of translucent plastic more sticky on one side and a little too big for my notebook. marketing gimmicks at its best.

also got plenty of brochures. they are only paid $50 a day. cut them some slack. who knows I may be that unfortunate bloke distributing brochures there next show.

then ate at imperial treasure at marine square, which is quite a copy of crystal jade in case you dont know. its founded by one of those ppl who left crystal jade due to some internal conflicts.

as a result, the food tasted pretty similar. even the price is similar, though imperial treasure is slightly lower without the $2 "starter" that crystal jade does.

then took a long way home on 133 transferring to 7 transferring to 99. waited forever at the suntec bus stop but 502 just didnt arrive. and neither did 97 (which would at least cut one transfer). zzz.

off I go.
posted by Desmond, 11:41 PM