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Hi, has anyone sent their chidren for martial arts class? I wish to send mine to learn some discipline and strengthen himself. Anyone has any recommendations? Prefer weekend at Sengkang Punggol or Tampines.Thanks.

This being Chinese Lunar New Year season, plenty of fun stuff to watch, even at shopping malls! Chanced upon this chinese martial arts demonstration at a local mall. Part 1 - including 10 year old Tai Ji Quan boy Part 2- double sword and single sword Part 3 - World Champion Ho Lin Ying - yes she is a Singaporean Wu Shu world champion! Part 4 - Twins, showing off their sword prowess Part 5 - 3 types of self defence for ladies Happy New Year to everybody! Ho Lin Ying News from 2013. http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/spore-girl-14-world-wushu-champ

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hello, my daughter is interested in paper artwork, like cutting/folding papers to make a castle, etc..... she is 6 years old... does anyone know of any art school providing paper artwork? thanks in advance.

Seriously....would you really be ok if your kids enrol in this? Maybe can share what are the value of a liberal arts education? Liberal arts college graduates valuable for S'pore: PM Lee Edvantage | Mon Apr 11 2011 A liberal arts education can nuture graduates who can think deeply, rigorously and broadly, said PM Lee at the launch of the Yale-Nus college. Liberal arts college graduates valuable for S'pore: PM Lee The new liberal arts college will offer a distinct education different from other programmes, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong today, at the launch of the Yale-NUS College by the National University of Singapore and Yale University, Singapore's first liberal arts university. In his speech, Mr Lee expounded on the benefits of a liberal arts education, which will nurture graduates who can think deeply, rigorously and broadly, and be graduates who are 'valuable for Singapore in a more complex and inter-connected world'. Mr Lee also expects a majority of students to be Singaporeans, and expressed confidence that more Singaporeans will enrol in the college when parents and students come to see the value of a liberal arts education. The college will be an additional attractive option, for those students who have performed well, but are unable to be admitted into overseas liberal arts universities because their foreign-student admission quota, said Mr Lee. The Yale-NUS College, an autonomous college of NUS, will register its first batch of 150 students in 2013, with the eventual yearly subsequent intake expected to be 250. Mr Lee also encouraged employers to offer internships and provide their support, and that the government will also do its part to provide funding for the College.

Any one knows something about this school? I know its more to film making and script writing. It sounds interesting especially in SG. They got the campus at Kay Siang Road. http://www.tischasia.nyu.edu.sg

It'll be even more spectacular if they can do 轻功 among the cars.

"Q I graduated from the National University of Singapore with an arts degree, majoring in social work and psychology. I was a private tutor and social worker for a few years but had no interest in these fields. I have looked for jobs in other lines but I can't even get an administrative job as I have no experience. At 33, I think I'm too old for anyone to want to hire me even at the entry level. Being out of a job these past few years have made it tougher, as I have to explain why I can't get a job. Should I pursue another degree which is more practical, such as accountancy? Or are there alternatives for job-seekers like me?" A The faculty which you graduated from emphasises the development of critical thinking and analytical skills, thus preparing graduates for a variety of jobs in various sectors. Pursuing another degree now may not be the most effective way to secure a job. For starters, getting that job you want requires a well-written curriculum vitae (CV) that leads to a meeting. Therefore, focus on writing a good CV and brushing up on your communication skills for that interview. Sometimes, recommendations by friends or a headhunter can initiate the process, so it is useful to have a network of contacts. Highlight any accumulated experience and knowledge, list these and emphasise your achievements. From this list, look out for your strengths and think how they can be applied in today's job market. Your skills and experiences can be applied to many working situations. Most importantly, start with a can-do attitude. Eunice Chia-Lim Team Leader Energy & Infrastructure PeopleSearch http://www.asiaone.com/News/Education/Stor...124-103044.html What does majoring in psychology study in general? I'm asking cos I find it ironic since this grad who major in social work and psychology got little ppl & communication skill to land himself a job...for a few years. What do u think?

, there are 1001 things to do with your orange peel. So next time, don't just throw away the skin of the oranges . It can turn into arts. Here the pictures of the orange peel arts :-