19 October 2010

Splitting up car routes, ultra-long
Well in the 1st place, 1 Anglican High boy get its facts wrong.
Many of the long haul routes were introduced, when there are people staying, like East-West. 1 Anglican High boy saying, that he should put a barrier, to prevent a long-haul route.
Many of the long-haul routes distance cannot be simply looked at the net distance. Say svc 67, from Tampines to Choa Chu Kang; its about 14km distance.
Then, also give alternatives for splitting up ultra-long routes.
Take note:
GCE 'O' Level Physics Exam
will be rescheduled to start at 2.30pm for 2 November, together with the rest of them.
Google Street View is enlarged into Malaysia, the first phase was created, on the North-South Expressway and Second Link Expressway, including the North-South Expressway Central Link. The second phase was officially launched and was extended to include Federal Route 1, Federal Route 5, most of Melaka, most of Seremban, most of Penang, Penang Bridge, and most of Johor.

10%-30% Reduction of Student Movements Once The PSI Reaches 100

10%-30% Reduction of Student Movements Once The PSI Reaches 100
It has been known that once PSI reaches 100, YourStudent will consider reducing 10%-30% of student movements. This is because of the outdoor activities, to prevent the potential unhealthiness.
At the moment, students are encouraged to drink water. Areas are cleaned and disinfected, especially in MRT.

Contract Awards

Contract Awards
Award of CCTV Cameras in Timothy's House - Construction 1st quarter 2009, Completion 4th quarter 2009
Award of CCTV Cameras in North-South-East-West and North-East Lines, including Overground - Construction 3rd quarter 2008, Completion 2011
Award of CCTV Cameras in schools, junior colleges and universities - Construction 3rd quarter 2008, Completion 2011
Award of Half-Height Platform Screen Doors in bus stops - Construction 4th quarter 2008, Completion 1st quarter 2010
Award of Half-Height Platform Screen Doors in MRT stations - Construction 4th quarter 2008, Completion 2009
This CCTV cameras (2) to (3) and Half-Height Platform Screen Doors (4) to (5) will only be conducted during non-revenue/non-school hours to minimise inconvenience to people.

Another cleanup!

January 2010
T2 - VLY602 - VLY608
T3 - Scania K230UB
T5 - VLE651 - VLE663
T6 - Scania K230UB
T7 - Scania K230UB
T8 - VLE666, VLY601
T9 - VLE670, VLE674
February 2010
T6 - back to normal buses
Since then, how the buses?
300, 302, 307 loves to be back to SBS Transit
400 was changed:
400 was split to 400 (to Marina Barrage) and 402 (to South Pier)

Car News Issue 28

Car News Issue 28
June 2010 - December 2010
Too Many Cars? Why Not Reduce Cars.
New Optare Daniel, Dodge Caravan and Ford Galaxy are introducing and is meant to replace their Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Proton Wira and Citroen Xantia. The first 60 cars were introduced in 2007-2009 without any lay-up. Mercedes-Benz E-Class will be going for lay-up from 6 June 2010 until 6 July 2010. Proton Wira is withdrawn from 1 June 2010.
Citroen Xantia will be going for lay-up from 22 June 2010 until 20 July 2010 as the Ford Galaxy has been delivered.

This will cleanup the article - No. 3.

School News

School News - 17 December 2009
Chung Cheng High School have plans to open a school in Jurong North.
New Schools Opening
Jurong North Primary School (Jurong North)
Opening 1 January 2010 24-Hour School
Chung Cheng High School (Jurong North)
Opening 1 January 2010 24-Hour School
Lim Chu Kang Primary School (Lim Chu Kang)
Opening 2011
Upper Jurong Primary School (Jurong West)
Opening 2012
Punggol Place Primary School (Punggol)
Opening 2012
Sembawang Primary School (Sembawang)
Opening 2012
Cheng Lim Primary School (Sengkang)
Opening 2012
Republic Secondary School (Woodlands)
Opening 2012
Town Location
Jurong West Junction of Jurong West St 61 and 63 (Next to blocks 656B and 658C)
Punggol Along Punggol Place, next to HDB estate, Treelodge @ Punggol
Sembawang Secondary school along Sembawang Drive will be retrofitted to function as a primary school
Sengkang Junction of Sengkang East Way and Anchorvale Link (Opposite blocks 318A and B)
Woodlands Along Woodlands Crescent (Opposite Admiralty Sec)

New Post, Bumped

3 new schools to open 24-hour from 21 October 2010
We have added 3 new schools into the list. They are: Commonwealth Secondary School, Shuqun Secondary School, East View Primary School and Junyuan Primary School.
Changes pertaining to Christmas Party 2010:
Kho Qi Qin's house
To be put up as follows: 8pm to 2am
Clara Lim's house
To be revised, by extending to 2.30am, and shortening the time to 9pm (5h 30 mins, instead of 6h). Instead of Clara Lim's house, an early start at 6.00pm at TPS Tampines will give a best priority.
Increase of TPS (Tampines) students from 40 to 66. By the time, it will overcrowd once it reaches 100.
As it is TPS (Tampines) & TPS (Bedok), I don't know what time they must be present.

Expiry of Separate Computer Areas & Introduction of Group Policy System

Expiry of Separate Computer Areas & Introduction of Group Policy System
1. The whole areas, excluding the Central Business District and the Central area, have been upgraded already to Windows 7. Computers who have not yet upgraded by 3 July 2010, please do so until 3 July 2010 unless it will not be eligible for Group Policy System.
2. Under Group Policy System, there will be new features:
New disk drive will show you 'School' (C1:, all the way until C999:)
Sharing of disk drives from school to homes will be done in this way, instead of wasting bringing their mobility devices (like floppy disks, CD drives, DVD drives, Thumbdrives)
Junglebyte Teach will remain unchanged.

245A

Bishan – Between Ang Mo Kio and Toa Payoh
Yishun – Between Sembawang and Yio Chu Kang
Sembawang – Between Woodlands and Yishun
Woodlands – Between Admiralty and Kranji
Marsiling – Between Woodlands and Kranji
Choa Chu Kang – Between Yew Tee and Bukit Gombak
Bukit Batok – Between Choa Chu Kang and Jurong East

Clarke Quay – Ellenborough Market
Boon Keng –
Anderson Secondary School – Korea

Tampines Secondary School - Oman
Anglican High School – Spain
CHIJ Toa Payoh -
Chung Cheng High School (Main) -
Dunman High School – Sierra Leone
Nanyang Girls’ High School – France
Pasir Ris Secondary School – Equatorial Guinea, Myanmar
Raffles Girls School –
June 16 (CHIJ Toa Payoh Secondary School) – YOG Volunteering

Olympic Education

•Tampines Primary & Secondary – Oman
•Yio Chu Kang Secondary – Algeria, Albania
•Fuhua Secondary – US Virgin Islands, Vanuatu
•St Anthony’s Cannossian Primary & Secondary, Tampines JC – Fiji, Poland
•Si Ling Secondary – Djibouti
•Keming Primary – Senegal, Serbia
•National JC, Raffles Girls Primary, Raffles Girls Secondary – Malaysia
•Bendemeer Primary – Mali
•Red Swastika School, Bedok View Secondary, St Stephen’s School – Jamaica, Papua New Guinea
•Bowen Secondary – Kuwait
•St Patricks School – Tuvalu, Ireland
•Fuchun Primary – British Virgin Islands
Junyuan Secondary - Ecuador
Tanjong Katong Primary - Indonesia
Temasek Secondary - Laos
Poi Ching School - Belgium
Jurong West Primary - Belarus
Holy Innocents High - Croatia
South View Primary - Kazakhstan

Harry Confront Battle

Harry: "I don't want anyone else to help. It's got to be like this. It's got to be me."
Voldemort: "Potter doesn't mean that. This isn't how he works, is it? Who are you going to use as a shield today, Potter?"
Harry: "Nobody. There are no more Horcruxes. It's just you and me now Voldemort. Neither can live while the other survives, and one of us is about to leave for good. . ."

More changes

Changes / Outsourcing:
Schools
New police force - Education Security Command
Security officers from respective security companies, namely Premier Security, Prosec, Certis CISCO, G4S, Vanguard
Privatising their student arrangements, nightlife to Student Group Council
Police
Certis CISCO do their screenings, traffic advisories and control crowds in events
Key personnel do major event duties.
Training of more SNOs
Tightened and increased security
Student Group Council from MOE, NFC & MCYS
President: Ms Felicia Tan (Nanyang Girls' High)
Vice-President: Ms Tan Ye Ting (Hua Yi Sec)
Cleaning services were handed over (for schools)
Shifting exercise
Awards/recognition will be moved on May 2010
New Karaoke & Speaker System on May 2010
Leow Wan Er become Transport Minister
Regina Lim to set up SGC
IT maintenance and stuff to be handed to Singapore IT (Schools)
End the education downturn
Cars to be outsourced

Happenings

Happenings - 16 April 2010
At McDonald's, I just saw a bird came to the McDonald's this 12.30pm and the bird came.
2 taxis scratched the car, they turned either scratched this car and the kerb is very high. At least 5 taxis were scratched.
1 car did not observe traffic rules: Go into bus interchange and circle around; use handphone while driving.
Happenings - 17 April 2010
Bus 292 - SBS8670A ran away two times. Then SBS996C came. Two buses came at one time. And the old man was so worried.
W47 & W57 - Jurong East

Optare Daniel

Hope the car (Kia Daniel, which is rebadged from Kia Carnival) will be SJB292R. The car was supposed to be Kia Carnival, but it was changed on 12 December 2007. An order was received for 26 cars which is on 9 December 2007 (T2-T27).
The delivery of SJB292R was delivered on 23 December 2007 and is deployed to Timothy's house.
3 new cars to be delivered today
The new car is procuring and is built-up at the bodywork. So far, they are only testing 2 cars (1 in P Plate and 1 in Testing mode) on 31 December 2007. The only deployment is Tampines Blk 123. And there will be 2 more cars under construction and only started T5.
On 15 January 2008: 4 Cars Put At Blk 123.
On 28 February 2008, 3 new cars being posted again. To Blk 161/164/166.
For March: 3 new cars bring up to 10. Reallocated to Daniel Culverwell's house.
On 20 April 2008, five more cars are in service. This cars have been posted to Tjon Clara & Lim Zi Teng.
3 more cars be in service on May, then 5 more cars on June and then 2 cars on July. That's it.
See different versions -
Xin Nian Kuai Le
Wan Shi Ru Yi
Gong Xi Fa Cai
Xin Jia Ju Yi
Happy Lunar New Year
Happy New Year
Ang Pao Ni Lai

OSOs

Scania N113CRB
SBS3581X: BNDEP 196 -> BNDEP 221 (1995) -> BNDEP 220 (1997) -> BNDEP 226 (2000) -> BNDEP 229 (2002)
SBS3628X: BNDEP 14 -> BNDEP 196 (1994) -> BNDEP 293 (1995) -> BNDEP 226 (1995) -> BNDEP 297 (1996) -> BNDEP 294 (1996) -> BNDEP 350 (1996) -> BNDEP 357 (1997) -> BNDEP 3 (2002)
SBS3639P: BNDEP 14 -> BNDEP 16 (1994) -> BNDEP 292 (1995) -> BNDEP 226 (2000) -> BNDEP 6/354 (2002)
SBS3641G: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 352 (1994) -> BNDEP 228 (1997)
SBS3642D: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> AMDEP 125/400 (1995)
SBS3643B: BNDEP 16 -> AMDEP 125 (1994)
SBS3644Z: BNDEP 16 -> AMDEP 125 (1994)
SBS3645X: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 226 (1994) -> BNDEP 350 (1995) -> BNDEP 293 (1997) -> BNDEP 19 (2000)
SBS3646T: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 196 (1994) -> BNDEP 228 (1995) -> BNDEP 353 (1996) -> BNDEP 357 (1997) -> BNDEP 3 (2002)
SBS3647R: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> BNDEP 196 (1995) -> BNDEP 220 (1995) -> BNDEP 228 (1995) -> BNDEP 297 (1996) -> BNDEP 292 (1996) -> BNDEP 227 (1996) -> BNDEP 38/37 (2002)
SBS3648M: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> BRBP 145 (1995) -> BNDEP 221
SBS3649K: BNDEP 16 -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> BNDEP 403 (1995) ->
SBS3650E: BNDEP 16 -> AMDEP 125 (1994)
SBS3664R: AMDEP 153 -> BRBP 232 (1994)
SBS3683K: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 32 (1994)
SBS3684H: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 293 (1994)
SBS3685E: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 29 (1994)
SBS3686C: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 29 (1994)
SBS3687A: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 297 (1995) -> BNDEP 355 (1996) -> BNDEP 294 (1997)
SBS3688Y: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 29 (1994)
SBS3689U: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991)
SBS3690P: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 293 (1994)
SBS3691L: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 229 (1995)
SBS3692J: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 29 (1994)
SBS3693G: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> TPDEP 149 (1993) -> TPDEP 238 (1993)
SBS3694D: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> BNDEP 220 (1994)
SBS3695B: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> TPDEP 149 (1993) -> TPDEP 231 (1993)
SBS3696Z: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> BNDEP 350 (1994) -> BNDEP 221 (1995) -> BNDEP 357 (1996) -> BNDEP 220 (2000) -> BNDEP 222 (2002)
SBS3697X: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> TPDEP SP (1994)
SBS3698T: BNDEP 81 -> BNDEP 14 (1991) -> BNDEP 27 (1992) -> BNDEP 229 (1994)
SBS3701S: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> BNDEP 297 (1995) -> BNDEP 228 (1996)
SBS3702P: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 14 (1994) -> BNDEP 297 (1995) -> BNDEP 290 (1996) -> BNDEP 227 (2000) -> BNDEP 17 (2002)
SBS3703L: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> AMDEP 131 (1994)
SBS3704J: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 297 (1994) -> BNDEP 352 (1996) -> BNDEP 353 (1996) -> BNDEP 357 (1997)
SBS3705G: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1993) -> BNDEP 227 (1994)
SBS3706D: BNDEP 390 -> BNDEP 16 (1991) -> BNDEP 14 (1991), BRBP 149 -> BRBP 232 (1993)

New Plans

This will be a first page for their new things and so, whatever.

Meet TPS Journey: One In Go

A group of TPS Journey was so belated that there was a split which happened on 22 December 2009, 1 to East Spring, 1 to Tampines, 1 to Junyuan, 1 to Dunman Sec, 1 to Bedok South, 1 to Bedok View and 1 temporarily to East View, later 1 which is from East View joined Tampines Secondary.
These students not only share their passion, but they were also organised meetings to check out the latest events. There is also a meeting called 'EAS Meeting' to assist on the latest developments on Singapore.
Some events like karaoke, gatherings, Lau Jiak Night, Home Coming Dinner, birthdays, etc. were also organised sometimes together with the alumni. Prior to that, the TPS Journey was from Arriva Group.
Sometimes, students stay up late (till 2.30am or 3am), and may drink, Tan Yi said. There may not be any problems or clashes because of keeping it to eve of the big days (Christmas, New Year & Chinese New Year), Fridays and Saturdays. Some where offering a far away activities can also take shuttle buses where necessary.
There are some websites they were talking about. There was a TPS Journey website (www.tpsjourneycleo.blogspot.com), and Lovablequeens website (l-ovablequeen.blogspot.com).
Clara Lim knows that nightlife events are held in Blk 130 (Kho Qi Qin), Tampines Primary School and Dunman Secondary School. Other lenient places are at Seletar, St James Power Station, Zouk, Clarke Quay, Raffles Golf Course, Marina Barrage, Tampines and Kembangan, where there are enough spaces. Some thinks that 'a lot of houses have been showed improving'.
Altogether, there are 63 Nightlife schools, 12 designated Nightlife houses and some nightclubs. Often that, Clara Lim have to remove all the bouncers that they would prevent then.
The Tampines Primary School said that it was delighted with school students and often go out with friends. They were pleased and encouraged that some students here see that they were shown improving very well. There are no retakes for PSLE last year. Coral Secondary School have banned the case of going to White Sands, but this was lifted this year after showing that 'more people shop there'.
TPS Alumni, TPS Journey and other groups also organise activities for students. There is Facebook group called Tampines Primary School, and many people signed up for that.
Some cars are also delivered. Up to T120 have been completed. KD16-KD60 will arrive soon. No matter how we do. Not possible for 180 cars to be in TPS Journey. Some serious congestion.
Not only that, there are some changes. The Budget 2010 is around the corner, the Crossrail are changing, the night and the amid education is revamping. There are more changes which could be affecting 2010 corner.

More Changes

Setting up a group called TPS Journey replacing Arriva - v
Looking Back: Years - v
Latest Adverts for EZ-Link - v
Bus Stop Numbers to students - v
Bus Route Numbers to students - v
Random ads - v
MRT Trains Adverts - v
Valley Country Rail - v
Paris Metro - v
School Posting - v
School Information Council (showing how changes) - v
Red Routes in Singapore - v
Clarification Council - v
Allocation timetables - v
Nightlife - v
TPS Journey Website - v
Leave Forecast - v (also available for June & December holidays)
Happenings - x
British Rail - x
(All these are considered okay!)

Children may start going out after 11pm

Children may start going out after 11pm
Children and teenagers below 18 may start going out after 11pm, is also definitely allowed from 1 January 2010, hence before that, the rules are strictly not allowed. This is called a 'liberalisation'.
They may go to void decks, shopping malls or even more nightlife areas.
They are not quite affected in this manner and way. The police won't make any records to the parents, only then there will be neighbours complaints to non-Nightlife users, and the police may come on the last minute, if no police then they ask anybody like Clara Lim 'Eh, your house is noisy leh. Stop the noise'
This does not concern. It is not about this, they do not want to catch anyone. All about this is 'liberalisation'.

Loitering around the void decks and shopping malls

Loitering around the void decks and shopping malls
Now, they can go out to places in the void decks, gaming centres, shopping malls, casinos (like Resorts World at Sentosa), food courts and snack corners as long as they are wearing school uniform. The students from Anglican High, Chung Cheng High (Main), Dunman High, Chung Cheng High (Yishun), Nanyang Girls' High, Raffles Girls', Tampines Pri, Sengkang Sec, Nan Chiau High, River Valley High, Bukit Panjang Gov't High, Kranji Sec, Regent Sec, Unity Sec, Hua Yi Sec, Anderson Sec, Bowen Sec, Dunearn Sec, East Spring Sec, Pasir Ris Sec and Ngee Ann Sec are their examples that go out.
And then, the school should have been preserved the natural style. Similar to nightlife schools, 24-hour schools, SAP schools, WAB schools, government schools, etc. More than like the heritage, this should be the cleanest of the world.
The rule that is before that was therefore lifted, allowing children to $$ when you go shopping after school. And then, some may not let them go because of their traffic rules (unless let's say, pedestrian crossings) OR bird scarces OR places scarces OR difficult for their some activities OR also there's not enough funding and money (which needs $15 per day), OR both two, three, four or five items.
Recently, it had 56% go out with friends. Of course, 42% goes out with parents. Of the TPS students, 89% goes out with friends, the remaining 11% are still with parents.
I had recently known that on 11 January, there will be 39% going JC, 52% go Poly and 9% don't even want to go OR fail, even though 43% will register national service during the 15 days of Chinese New Year.

Opening of Nanyang North Link

Opening of Nanyang North Link
It has said that Nanyang North Link will be opened which goes from Jalan Sungei Poyan to Nanyang Crescent with effect from 15 January 2010. Works had been started from 25 June 2009 as part of rejuvenation of Poyan and Lim Chu Kang areas.
The previous right-turning layout will be changed to T-junction which will be at Nanyang Crescent. A new bridge will be placed at Nanyang North Link.
Roads has been opened, such as Jalan Sungei Poyan which has extended to Pasir Laba Avenue. Pasir Laba Link was also opened during the revamp of Pasir Laba, and also Pasir Laba Drive was also opened.
The Jalan Sungei Poyan which is circling now was separated to prevent circling and have a continuous ride.

Campus calls to be extended to Junior Colleges

Campus Calls to be extended to Junior Colleges
From 4 January 2010, mobile phones will be allowed at junior colleges in Singapore at all times, regardless of whether he or she have gone out to places like food courts, shopping malls, etc.
Over 98.2% of the junior college students have mobile phones. They brought mobile phones to junior colleges. Irregardless, there is no need a usage of handphone pass.
There are no plans to extend the allowance of mobile phone usage to Primary or Secondary schools, because there were some phones stolen, or confiscated, or being distracted by studies. Some schools still allowed with handphone pass, often through not much people have mobile phones.
Campus calls will also be extended to Dunman High School in future, as it is such uncertain.

New Updates - 1 January 2010

More Half-Height Gates to be extended over fencing requirements
There will be more half-height gates extended over fencing requirements, which will be located at Redhill Road.
Night Schools to be extended to 5 Locations
Night schools will be extended to 5 locations, to Chung Cheng High School (Jurong North), Geylang Methodist Primary School, Geylang Methodist Secondary School, Jurong North Primary School and Woodlands Ring Secondary School, completing the final 60 schools to open at night.
Since there is an expansion of the 24-hour schools around, many have observed improvements, such as Anglican High School, Dunman High School, Nanyang Girls' High School and Chung Cheng High School (Main), having new events.