22nd December, Tuesday.

Petrosains.

We reached KLCC at 10.30 .

the next entrance was at 11.30.

Bee Lee digging in

LCD

suppose to be an illusion of a microphone.

but you can't really see it here

Volcano

Dinotrek

The earthquake simulator.

Seck Wei attempting to aim balls with a sling shot.

They teach you about solar energy .

They weigh you, then you gotta spin that thing.

it's quite tough.

and then they calculate how much energy you've used.

or something like that.

Poh Yee & Bee Lee cheating doing it together.

Jian Han the pro.

The Jumping thing.

MIND BALL.

you are suppose to push the ball towards your opponent by relaxing.

Poh Yee

Justin

Seck wei

Bee Lee.

The Ball.

Jian Han

Brain Waves.

Seck Wei VS Jian Han.

Seck Wei

We spent a lot of time there.

thanks to the mind ball game.

The hurricane machine thing.

We ended up spending about 4 hours inside petrosains.

Ugly Duckling.

more pics at:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=131829&id=579074348

19th December, Saturday

Fishing

Prawn Catching. INDOOR

Seck Wei, Justin, Sir Cheang Keat and Poh Yee.

The Bait.

Super long worm.

Cut to pieces.

18th December, Friday

Rock Climbing.

After Rock Climbing, went to the mamak to eat.

there aren't much pictures.

so i'll wait for Poh Yee to upload the pics.

and i'll post it in another post :) .

stay tuned.

Hey hey :D.

Petrosains anyone :D? (Daytrip)

Date: Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

Time: 9.30am-1pm

Venue: KLCC

Meet at Taman Bahagia LRT station by 9.30am.

Entrance Fee = RM7.00 Youth ( 12-17 Years Old )

I would advice you to bring at least RM20 for eating and there's a souvenir shop there.

interested?.

contact Poh Yee, 017-6917522, by 20th December.

Thank YOU :)

National Scout Jamboree 2010

As next summer approaches, enthusiasm for the 100-year celebration at the 2010 National Scout Jamboree increases. Thirty-one countries will be represented at our national Scout jamboree, with 480 Scouts and leaders enjoying Scouting brotherhood at its best. Preparations are in full swing to host our international Scouting brothers. The international Scouts will share the true experience of a BSA jamboree as well as a part of American culture as they live and play with American Boy Scouts.

Countries that have confirmed their participation are: Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Egypt, Georgia, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, New Zealand, Panama, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, and the United Kingdom.

International Committee Chairman Roger Schrimp recently stated that “international guests to the 2010 NSJ may hit a new all-time record, both in the number of countries as well as the number of participants.”

Hey guys!

Interesting in rock climbing?

Date: 18th of December, Friday

Time: 1.00p.m - 5p.m

Location: Wangsa Maju

Street: 19-1 & 19-2, Jalan Metro Wangsa Sect 2, Wangsa Maju, KL

Please meet at the entrance of Taman Bahagia by 1.00p.m

need more details?

contact me.

Michelle, 017-6349208.

& let me know if you are interested.

&& other activities are stated -----> NOTICES.

Hey hey (: !

wanna know what happened during the Senior Camp `09?

check this out

move your cursor over here.*CLICK*

till then (:

Senior camp is over...

There are seriously a lot of photos, but I'll try to post to up as soon as I have access to them.

Fuhh, is it me, or is this blog collecting dust or what?

Anyway, those who have missed the Senior Camp 2009, you really have missed the fun. I wanna emphasize on the fun so damn badly. The Campfire was da bomb! 30 minutes of spontaneously improvised sketch and some more, it's a musical! Probably one of the longest spontaneous sketches in our troop's history of campfire.

Here's the list of the many songs we sang and danced to during the sketch:
1. Darth Vader theme song
2. Barney ending theme song
3. Phantom of the Opera theme song
4. Titanic theme song
5. Power Rangers theme song
6. Transformers' theme song
7. Banana in Pyjamas theme song
8. Teletubies theme song
9. Pink Panther theme song
10. Under the Brown Bush
11. Macarena
12. Tomato Song
13. Over the Rainbow - Wizard of Oz
15. Billy Jeans - Michael Jackson
14. Bird Flu song - MadTV
16. High School Musical Parody - Mad TV
17. Aren't Asians Great? - MadTV
18. Food Court Musical - ImprovEverywhere
19. Grocery Store Musical - ImprovEverywhere
20. Radiation Poisoning Song - MadTV
21. George of the Jungle
22. I Don't Care - Fall Out Boy
23. Que Sara Sara
24. Viva la Vida - Coldplay
25. The Climb - Miley Cyrus
26. Party in the USA - Miley Cyrus
27. Love Story - Taylor Swift
28. What time is it - High School Musical
29. Banana song
30. Watermelon song
31. Tarzan and Jane song (?)
32. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
33. I Got A Feeling - Black Eyed Peas
34. Gives You Hell - All American Rejects
35. I Will Follow You
36. Yesterday Once More - The Carpenters
37. Green grass grows around (?)

If you're wondering how those songs sound like, there's always YouTube! You know what, for next year's annual camp, we should do this too. You'll never know how much fun spontaneous musical can be unless you try!!

Oh, and thanks to Sir Tuck Loong, all of us walked on burning charcoal for our first time, no kidding, it was really burning hot. But science saved us from serious injuries. It's not impossible to walk on the burning charcoal, all you've got to do is walk fast, and NOT run. The trick is to not shove your feet into the charcoal pit, otherwise, you're in hot water (make that hot charcoals!)

Then we have Survival Night. Sat outside in the wilderness for 4 hours, eating Maggi mee.

All in all, it was da bomb!

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Hey.

Whoever who hasn't return the equipments yet.

Tomorrow's the last day.

Sunday, 29th November.

1 pm. Scouts den.

Thanks.

Hey Hey :D.

as you realised.

The Chat Box is back

so please think twice before hitting "ENTER" now, okay :D?

Not only that, there's also a Hit Counter at the top right of the blog.

So now, we'll see how many people actually reads this blog :D

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anyways, we had 40km hike briefing today.

Poh Yee, Jian Han and Justin are the only ones confirmed.

If you do read this before Thursday(26.11.09) and you're interested in going.

you can contact Poh Yee. i don't think it's too late. :) .

The hike is Thursday - Friday.

Meet at Sahara Field by 7.30 am.

Coming Back it depends how fast you progress. but it should be around afternoon at Sahara too.

till then :).

ATTENTION to all campers.

Please come to school on the 28th of November to return all the equipment and troop things.

Make sure you've cleaned all the stuff before returning it.

Note: You have to clean it at home because you're not going to clean it in school.

Time: 10 am

Attire: Casual.

Science in Scouting: Triangles FTW!

Anyway, just to make things less dead...

Ever wondered why do we use triangles in our pioneering activities?

It doesn't just look good, it's the most basic form of shape and one of the strongest. Triangles are not just used in pioneering, but construction as well, Some bridges are reinforced by triangular supports.


Still not loving triangles? Ok, ever played 3D computer games? Triangles are the most simplest polygon. Everything in the 3D game world is made up of triangles.

Anyway, let's not go out of the topic. Whether or not you love or hate triangles for some reason I will never know, you should always use it in pioneering.

Firstly, let's start with the basics:
A triangle has 3 sides and 3 angles. The nature of a triangle enables it to spread out the force exerted upon it evenly.
A triangle is basically "locked" into shape.

If you plan to make quadrilaterals (squares, rectangles, etc) with bakau, you'll know it'll be impossible to keep it up without the help of, yup, you've guessed it - triangles!

You'll have to agree, triangles are awesome!

Now, I shall have to continue pushing Wesley to put up something in this blog. In the meantime, I hope I can find a time to continue updating this blog as I'm quite busy for the next few weeks. But don't worry, I'll not let this blog die!

TAKE NOTE***!

Venue for End Year Camp has changed to

Templers Park

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like i promised :D.

Puay Chai & Taman Megah Service

Sir Vincent & Sir Tuck Loong.

Sheng Khai ,Chuo Shuan, Poh Yee, Jian Han, Xin Jin, Matthew Leong, Raymond Yap, Adelyn Chooi, Gunasilan, Hong Yeb, Justin Ng and me

Morning. We had camp discussions.

Although me and XinJin weren't going for camp.

Food Menu discussion and stuff.

We built Flying Fox

it was a success.

& it grabbed a whole lot of attention alright :D.

plenty of people lined up for it.

i shall let the pictures do the talking, for now (:

Sir Vincent

the long queue :D.

We had an exhibition too :D.

Taman Megah Service.

It was raining. but fortunately it stopped :D.

so the campfire carried on as planned.

K Kids performing

The fire being lit

The balloons start popping

After all the songs and the performances.

we had marshmallow :D

That's about it :)

Justin Ng has more photos. i'll upload it in the next post.

stay tuned.