Hi everyone,
Thought this will be interesting for you to know.
For diabetes - PLEASE NOTE!
ps: received these pictures via my email sent by a buddy of mine




















Hmm. No wonder they always say eat more fruits if you crave for "sweet" stuff, rather than buying off the shelves processed food that are available in supermarkets.
Hope this helps. =)
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Diabetes Please Note - Sugar Level
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
June Intensive Revision Programme (O level Chemistry & Math)
How has your child performed in the Mid Year Exams or common tests?
Are they scoring the marks they want? Or did they not do well this time?
With less than 24 weeks from O level exams (10 - 12 weeks to Prelims), this June holiday will
perhaps be the ONLY TIME that all students can learn and build up a strong foundation in order
to be prepared for this major exam which determines the next stage in their educational pathway.
The outcome of their O level exams is determined on how they spend their time and energy from now till October.
All students who have done exceptionally well for O levels start their preparation early. It involves building strong foundation of concepts, ability to apply correctly on questions, confidently prepared and mentally ready for their first International exams.
Our June Intensive Revision Programme (IRP) for Sec 3s and Sec 4s this holiday will achieve all the objectives as mentioned.
June IRP is designed into topical workshops which consist of heavy weightage and tricky topics (Sec 3s and 4s) many students find challenges in.
This June Intensive Revision Programme is carried out in this manner:
- Experiential learning
- Active participation
- Timed exercises environment
- Pre-post review assessment
All of these are to ensure that students benefit the most from each workshop: Strong foundation of essential concepts, confident on applying to exam questions, well-prepared for exam condition.
The subjects involved are E-Math, A-Math & Chemistry.
For schedule of this programme, here's the click:
http://www.WinnersEducation.com/blog/schedule/
To register, please call us at 9685 7675 / 9828 7357
(Register now & Save up to $700!)
I look forward in personally making a differences in your child's
academic success!
Sean Chua
Founder of SimpleChemConcepts
http://www.SimpleChemConcepts.com
P.S: The topical workshops will be conducted in a very focused manner for maximum effectiveness. As such, each workshop will only have 12 students. Do contact us early as Seats are Limited!
P.P.S: Kindly note that our subscribers enjoy priority early bird registration from now till 24th May 2009 before this holiday programme is launched to public.
In case you haven't seen any of the hundreds of success stories we get flooding in every year, here are a couple for you that will inspire ...
"A-Math used to be such an abstract subject for me. I couldn't make sense of what I was taught and I did not pass any of my A-Math exams or tests previously. Joining this A-Math Intensive programme was turning point for me; I wish I was taught the strategies earlier! They were simple and easy to use as I learnt how to "see" A-Math better. Thanks for the belief in me!" Vanessa Lim, E8 to A2, MGS
"Sean has made it possible for me to understand certain Chemistry Concepts much better. There are several fundamentals that he insists on me knowing it, that i initially thought of skipping. His analogies and ways of relating chemistry to everyday life is very apt and makes it easier for me to grasp the concepts. With a good grasp of the fundamental concepts, it was so much easier
for me to tackle other tough chapters like Acids, Bases & Salts, Electrolysis, Mole Concepts and Chemical Analysis. Appreciate your help Sean! I would highly recommend Sean to you;
especially you face problems in understanding those Chemistry Concepts,
'cos he makes it so simple to relate to." Cheney Wong, D7 to A1, St Andrew Sch
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Motivation Letter to Myself
I have just received a letter in my mailbox. Realised it was a letter that i wrote to myself about a year ago, when i finally decided to tender my resignation from a corporate MNC job (truthfully, i do quite like the job scopes)to pursue my passion, my interest, my love.
And here i am: a Chemistry Coach, an Author (Up Your Chemistry Grades Now!), Speaker, Trainer, Educator, Motivator, Full-time Blogger / Twitter and a highly motivated person that seeks the universe for self-development, abundance and happiness.
(Click Image to Have a Clearer View)
I am loving what i am doing these days and when i saw this letter, i am beaming with SMILEs!
PS: Do note that 23rd May 2009 is the exact 1 year period from my resignation. My partner who witnessed me writing the letter about a year ago, posted it in advance to me, cos i will be going for Army In-Camp-Training starting this coming monday and be back on 23rd May 2009.
So friends out there, if there is something you always like to do in life, go DO IT!
Cos nothing is impossible and you will not regret into doing something you have passion and interest in.
One Who Conquers Oneself,
Sean Chua =)
PPS: Drop me a comment. I would love to hear what you think.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
There Is NO Failure, Only Feedback
In the previous post, we have read about Susan Boyle, an inspirational 47 years old woman that prove many critics and skeptics very wrong, and announce to the world that "Everything Is Possible". She has instantly became an Inspirational source for many. She has proved to us that everyone can succeed, if they have beliefs in themselves.
If we can have the same beliefs they do, we will have the ability to produce the same results in our lives.
However, many a times, talents have been discouraged to pursue their dreams due to negative comments, and "labeling". Many were labeled as "Failures" whether directly or indirectly.
To be successful, we need to believe that there are "NO Failures", there is only "Feedback".
Let's check out another recent video from Britain's Got Talent (BGT) and see how 12 years old Shaheen treat turn a "not-so-positive comment/gesture" into a "Feedback" to give a world class performance.
Source from Youtube Videos
Many of us (even adults) would crumple at the gesture given by Simon Cowell (one of the judge).
Shaheen proves everyone wrong by believing he can do it!
PS: Let me know your thoughts on it. I would love to hear from you.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Most Inspirational Video EVER - Susan Boyle (Britain's Got Talent)
Hello everyone,
If you have not heard about “Susan Boyle” yet, i trust you will be very glad to read about this blogpost. Her video in YouTube has been viewed more than 25 millions time (that is 25,000,000 ++ times) after it has been posted just 7 days ago! A day ago when i watched it @ 1am in morning, i had “goose pimples” and my body was shivering…when i watched the 2nd and 3rd time, the effect was still electrifying! Simply Awesome!
Yesterday, i showed it to my O Levels Sec 4 Chemistry Class and i trust many have been overwhelmed by Susan's performance and belief system. None of them were skeptical or cynical about plain-jane Susan. In fact couple of them ask me about the name of "Susan Boyle" so they can share with friends and family.
We have heard of different ways and tools available when people can be motivated:
* Motivational Movies
* Motivational Songs
* Motivational Speech
* Motivational Books, etc by Gurus, Masters and Professional Trainers
But none of the above can ever beat a basic “Live Example” of a commoner that proves to be the ultimate motivator (if a commoner can do it, you can do it too!).
Presenting to you…Susan Boyle that shock the world in Britain’s Got Talent (a reality show in Britain)
Click HERE for Youtube Video
(can’t embed the video as they have disabled the function..click link directly)
Click HERE for DailyMotion Video
Susan Boyle is 47 years old and came from a small village in Scotland. She is currently unemployed and has never kissed a guy before. Look at the audience's faces when Simon Cowell (one of the 3 judges) ask Susan to introduce herself. Many were skeptical and cynical when Susan, a plain-jane told the audience she would like to be a professional singer and would dream to be like Elaine Page.
She proves everyone wrong (see the expression on the audience's faces as well as comments by judges) and wows the judges with her performance, singing “I dreamed a dream” from Les Miserables.
One lesson i personally learned from this video: “Live your dreams! Do not let skeptics and cynics obstruct your passion & belief. Nothing Is Impossible if you put heart and soul into it. Do Your Best!”
And you will shock the world!
PS: Leave me a comment. I would love to hear from you. =)
PPS: Share with your friends, classmates and relatives....Pass the inspiration around!
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
MSN TO BE CHARGED - PLS READ; IT CONCERNS U ITS TRUE!
Hi everyone,
I have received a couple of emails with regards to MSN to be charged in near future.
Bcos of the number of emails i received on this subject, i am really wondering if it is true or it is just a "chain mail" that someone is trying to create something.
I do really on MSN to chat with my oversea friends and ex-students...so seems i need to fork out some cash to keep it alive!?
Hmm..Do drop me a comment if you know something about this ok!!??
This is the email that i received recently:
This is Tara and John, the directors of MSN.
We would like to sincerely
apologize for the interruption, but msn is closing down.
We know many of
these messages have been sent out lately, and that they wouldn't be true.
However, this one is in fact true, and it will occur soon.
MSN
will begin to charge you money soon.
This is due to the fact that too
many inconsiderate people are taking up all the names
(ie. making up lots of
different accounts for just one person).
Therefore, we only have 578
names left.
If you would like to close your account,
DO NOT SEND
THIS MESSAGE ON.
We would not reccommend this, because if in the future
you'd like to use MSN, and you don't send this message on, you will be CHARGED
to use MSN monthly.
If you would like to keep your account, then SEND
THIS MESSAGE TO EVERYONE ON YOUR CONTACT LIST.
As we said this before,
this is no joke, and we will be shutting down the servers.
Please send
it on.
We do not want to be receiving phone calls stating that your MSN
will not open, or that you are being charged for using it - because this will be
your fauly for not sending it on.
The estimated cost for MSN monthly
will be about ten dollars CAN.
SEND THIS TO EVERYONE ON YOUR CONTACT
LIST.
NOW YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION.
In case you believed this is yet another of those 'prank' ! MSN shut
down emails, go to:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1! /hi/business/1189119.stm
(I did not access the above link thou!!!)
Regards,
Tara and
John
(Directors and Operators of MSN.com, Hotmail, Windows Live Hotmail,
etc)
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