I knew well A Pink was busy with activities of individual members especially Na Eun with filming Childless Comfort and We Got Married; Eun Ji in Reply 1997, That Winter The Wind Blows and Legally Blonde musical. But I liked more that Cho Rong mentioned about keeping busy to improve oneself and not being "unemployed pinks".
So here you are, the seven member group is back with a new mini album! I noticed that Na Eun has improved tremendously in her vocals, what's more she is given a verse and bridge of the title track No No No, which composed by the legendary Shinsadong Tiger.
Having two members yet to reach full adulthood, I don't expect the group to rush into sexy concepts too soon. But, the day will definitely come.
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Don’t be sad no no no, you’re not alone no no no
You always became a light for me
Hold my hand, come and lean on me
I’ll always be your strength
You came to me when I was struggling
You softly came to me and kissed me
You embraced me like magic
I never felt like this before
Are things hard for you too sometimes?
Why are you being sad by yourself?
When the lights turn off one by one
I’ll shine on you
Don’t be sad no no no, you’re not alone no no no
You always became a light for me
Hold my hand, come and lean on me
I’ll always be your strength
You had so many dreams and when you were feeling nervous
You hoped for a miracle out of the many hardships
I’ve never seen you being shaken by the continuous wind
Did you hold it in for a long time?
Why are you hanging your head down low without a word?
When people start to leave you one by one in this world
I’ll shine on you
Don’t be sad no no no, you’re not alone no no no
You always became a light for me
Hold my hand, come and lean on me
I’ll always be your strength
You always were a strength to me
You always believed in me
When everyone else tells you to stop
I’ll become the last love that you can look upon
Don’t be sad no no no, you’re not alone no no no
You always became a light for me
Hold my hand, come and lean on me
I’ll always be your strength
translation cr. Pop!Gasa
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Bioinstagrams: Cheer 2013 and A Pink's comeback
Cheer 2013 was happening last week. I have stolen pixels from...
This is Dustyhawk. Read his write up on Cheer 2013 here.
Jeremy Teo@Jeresays of Red FM, hosting the competition.
On the other hand, I'm excited about....
A Pink's comeback! MV for title track "NoNoNo" was unveiled today. Heard they have 2 more MVs in the album.
This is Dustyhawk. Read his write up on Cheer 2013 here.
Jeremy Teo
On the other hand, I'm excited about....
A Pink's comeback! MV for title track "NoNoNo" was unveiled today. Heard they have 2 more MVs in the album.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Entering the 24th Malaysia International Sign and LED Exhibition
I attended a trade show at PWTC on 24th of June 2013. The exhibition catered mainly for the advertising industry.
As with any trade show, registration is needed before entrance to halls.
Actual venue of the exhibition is in Tun Razak Hall 1, which is across the Batu River. The Batu River meets with Gombak River downstream.
Come back tomorrow for the exhibits at 24th Malaysia International Sign & LED Exhibition!
As with any trade show, registration is needed before entrance to halls.
Actual venue of the exhibition is in Tun Razak Hall 1, which is across the Batu River. The Batu River meets with Gombak River downstream.
Come back tomorrow for the exhibits at 24th Malaysia International Sign & LED Exhibition!
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
How to gain entry into Walter and Eliza Hall Institute as Honours student?
It's approaching the second semester of study for you, readers based in Melbourne and other Australian cities. Some of you may be at your final year of study, approaching graduation after years of working hard for a tertiary experience. If you are in your final year, moreover in your final semester, I ask you to read on for a future important to you.
What happens after a Bachelor's degree? Should I be looking for a job? Or should I continue to pursue Honours?
Why Honours? There are many reasons to continue for an Honours degree, but I sum it up to a few words: it boosts your credentials tremendously, making you much more worthy. Having graduated with an Honours myself, it gave me a big boost to my confidence. It's an opportunity to put knowledge into practice.
Despite majoring in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, I have chosen to pursue my Honours course at The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. With a little exploration, I have found a place that is much more worthier, the pride of the Australians; as a foreigner I was just getting to know its significance.
I almost forgot to tell you - Walter & Eliza Hall Institute is synonymous with Department of Medical Biology of Melb Uni.
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute is located a street away from The University of Melbourne, on the grounds of Royal Melbourne Hospital, next to a high school.
It is home to many far reaching discoveries in medical science, including but not limited to Bcl-2 in cell death and colony stimulating factors in blood cell production. Colony stimulating factors, discovered by Don Metcalf, allowed chemotherapy to be carried out at stronger doses, saving many lives of cancer patients. Notably, Sir Macfarlane Burnet from the institute got himself a Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1960 for the discovery of immunological tolerance.
Why do Honours at the Institute instead of other departments at the University? Imma' tell you some secrets.
First, you are automatically awarded a 5000 AUD scholarship once you're accepted. Secondly, the Institute provides manpower dedicated to take care of glass- and plasticware wash ups, so you can focus more on experimental work that matters. That makes your lab life easier :)
What happens after a Bachelor's degree? Should I be looking for a job? Or should I continue to pursue Honours?
Why Honours? There are many reasons to continue for an Honours degree, but I sum it up to a few words: it boosts your credentials tremendously, making you much more worthy. Having graduated with an Honours myself, it gave me a big boost to my confidence. It's an opportunity to put knowledge into practice.
Despite majoring in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, I have chosen to pursue my Honours course at The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. With a little exploration, I have found a place that is much more worthier, the pride of the Australians; as a foreigner I was just getting to know its significance.
I almost forgot to tell you - Walter & Eliza Hall Institute is synonymous with Department of Medical Biology of Melb Uni.
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute is located a street away from The University of Melbourne, on the grounds of Royal Melbourne Hospital, next to a high school.
It is home to many far reaching discoveries in medical science, including but not limited to Bcl-2 in cell death and colony stimulating factors in blood cell production. Colony stimulating factors, discovered by Don Metcalf, allowed chemotherapy to be carried out at stronger doses, saving many lives of cancer patients. Notably, Sir Macfarlane Burnet from the institute got himself a Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1960 for the discovery of immunological tolerance.
Why do Honours at the Institute instead of other departments at the University? Imma' tell you some secrets.
First, you are automatically awarded a 5000 AUD scholarship once you're accepted. Secondly, the Institute provides manpower dedicated to take care of glass- and plasticware wash ups, so you can focus more on experimental work that matters. That makes your lab life easier :)
How to apply to Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for Honours?
- Most importantly, decide if you can secure sufficient grades in relevant majors. It's possible to enter with a major in life sciences, mathematics or chemistry, depending on the requirement of the research project. This Institute asks for 80% average for aspiring students, compared to 65% for a typical Honours course.
- Look through research interests of professors on the Institute website. Contact the professor, discuss the project and reach an agreement with them. When you have reached an agreement, you have secured supervisor acceptance. Get that sorted out before your final year ends!
- Follow a two-phase application process: applying to the institute and applying to the University of Melbourne. Instructions can be found here.
- Wait for the offer letter from University of Melbourne. Accept the offer for a project and you're admitted!
Biorefresher: A Pink's "NoNoNo" in Secret Garden
Biorefresher 1
A Pink is poised for a comeback this Friday! Their title track is revealed to be NoNoNo, part of Secret Garden mini album.
Biorefresher 2
Waveya released dance cover for Sistar's Give It To Me.
Biorefresher 3
Barisan Nasional's Kinabatangan MP, Bung Mokhtar Radin asked AirAsia X's CEO Arzan Osman Rani to leave the country over the latter's criticism on an Utusan Malaysia's article. Arzan has earlier criticized an article entitled "What More Does the Chinese Want?" (Apa lagi Cina mahu?) for its racist stance. But, who's Bung Mokhtar? He shot to fame for his "monthly leak" remark on a fellow woman MP from DAP years ago.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Cheer 2013 Result
All Girls category
Champion
Cyrens (SM Sri Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya)
1st Runner Up
Calyx (Catholic High School, Petaling Jaya)
2nd Runner Up
Dynamitez (SMK Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya)
All Girls Junior category
Champion
Rayvens (SM Sri Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya)
1st Runner Up
Anchorz (SMK Seri Bintang Selatan, Kuala Lumpur)
2nd Runner Up
Vibrant (SMK Puteri Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur)
Co-Ed category
Champion
Mickeymitez (SMK Damansara Jaya)
1st Runner Up
Zelts (Sri Emas International School, Petaling Jaya)
2nd Runner Up
Vulcanz (SMK Seafield, Subang Jaya)
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Best Make Up
Blitzerz (SMK Bandar Utama Damansara 4, Petaling Jaya)
Best Dress
Vibrant (SMK Puteri Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur)
Best Showmanship
Anselm (Infant Jesus Convent, Melaka)
Best Supporters
Cyrens+Rayvens (SM Sri Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya)
Teacher of the Year
Noraini Harun (Pirates, SMK Cochrane, Kuala Lumpur)
I attended Cheer 2013 held at Putra Indoor Stadium, Bukit Jalil after missing the show for two years due to study commitments in Melbourne. I managed to watch all performances but wasn't able to record the results on the spot as I was rushing for another event.
The results above are compiled based on photographic evidences and tweets.
How to not pay a toll in Malaysia? Don't try this
I came across the video above from Facebook under the title How to not pay a toll in Malaysia.
Although we dislike paying tolls on expressways, failure to pay toll charges is a punishable offence. But since the video was uploaded on 25th of June, I have not heard any action taken by SPRINT Expressway.
Don't try this, or you risk getting caught.
UPDATE on 9th July 2013: A police report has been made against the motorist in the video. You can read the media report in The Star Metro here.
Cheating at tolls can be fined from RM 2000 to RM 5000 so you have better not do it!
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