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Mods for my last sem, god-willing

LAM3201 - Malay 3 HY3252 - From Tropical Medicine to Bioscience TR2201 - Entrepreneurial Marketing HY3206 - East Asian International Relations GEK2025 - Politics of Middle East HY2241 - Why history? GEK1545 - An insight into reproductive health To take my malay mod, I have to reshuffle almost all my mods. Sian. But I think it's worth it, because Cikgu Sew is teaching Malay 3 this coming sem! Yay! Just in case any of u guys want to take the modules that I'm taking, you're more than welcome to do so =) Though I seriously doubt anyone will be crazy enough to do so.

Review: Liese Hair Cocktail

It smells super nice! I finally got around to using it after leaving it on my table for like almost a week. The amount recommended was a bit too little for my hair, but it's thick so I guess I'll need a lot more for it to work its magic. Had to put twice the amt. The moisturing level wasn't up to standard in my opinion but it does work in the anti-frizz dept. At least I don't have stray strands sticking up like I normally do. Judging at the amount used, I think I will have this product on my hand for quite a while.

Movie Review: Rapunzel

The movie was awesome! I watched the 2D version, but it was still better than most of the animated movies that I have seen. The plot was a little different from what I have read when I was young, but it was a delightful surprise instead of a turn-off. The OST was nice too. Go listen to it if you haven't. The most memorable scene was the floating lanterns in the sky, with Eugene and Rapunzel sitting in the boat. That was the most classic moment ever, with all the ideals of pure love. The storyline was classic, but not boring. I can imagine little kids sitting in the cinema, looking at the big screen in awe. There were many funny moments, and should be funny even to little kids because of the visual impact. Totally recommend it for family outings =)

Review: SCCIOB - Diploma in Translation and Interpretation

Wanted to do this earlier but I have been sooo busy. This diploma consists of 6 modules. DTS01 语言学导论 Introduction to Linguistics DTS02 英汉对比语言学 Comparative English and Chinese Linguistics DTS03 英汉双向翻译的理论与实践 English-Chinese and Chinese-English Translation Theory and Practice DTS04 基本文体翻译技能训练 Translation Skills for Different Genres DTS05 英汉双向口译的理论与实践 English-Chinese and Chinese-English Interpretation Theory and Practice DTS06 翻译综合能力培训 Integrated Translation Skills DTS 1: This module is the foundation for the rest of the modules, so it's pretty important. I like the male teacher who taught this module, because he's very structured in his way of teaching and it's easier to absorb the materials given. The homework given is not a lot when compared to NUS but I guess it's

List of movies to watch

How to train your dragon Clash of the Titans Inglourious Basterds Slumdog Millionaire Casino Royale Pan's Labyrinth The Incredibles Million Dollar Baby The Last Samurai Fight Club Braveheart Robin Hood The Green Mile Shrek Forever After The Social Network The Book of Eli Valentine's Day The Wolfman Legion The Godfather Public Enemies To kill a mockingbird The Ghost writer The Last song Chloe Dr. Dolittle Tooth fairy Vampires suck The Day the Earth stood still City of Ember Babylon A.D I love you, Beth Cooper 27 dresses Eragon The family stone Grandma's boy Date movie Minority report The Girl next door Freddy got fingered Hotel for dogs Nancy Drew Ocean's thirteen Happy feet Flags of our fathers The box The kite runner the lovely bones Twisted Mean Girls The Prince and me