Hatsune Miku - "Uta ni Katachi wa nai Keredo"

This is another song that is stuck on replay in my playlist. It is sung by a virtual singer (http://vocaloid.wikia.com/wiki/Hatsune_Miku) who even held real concerts in Japan, USA and Singapore. It was one of the videos of the concerts that I got to know about her and fell for this song. That video for the Japan concert has since been removed but the owner uploaded another one from the Singapore concert. Thank you very much SeyrenLK, who works with the Vocaloid software.

*Updated Jul 28, 2023
Replaced removed video with a new one.

Scandal 「ハルカ」

This is one of the two songs currently stuck on replay in my playlist... Credit to port87 for posting this!

[28/07/2023] Replace removed video

[Event] NUS School of Computing Homecoming 2012

My dear classmates of DISCS/SOC,

The Computing Alumni Association is organising a homecoming on the 14 Jan 2012. The event consists of an exciting walk from Alumni House, past YIH, and to the new University Town.

There will be a guided tour of the University Town and the facilities you can enjoy. Then you will be ferried back to the School of Computing (don't worry, we won't make you walk back). We will pass by the Science Faculty for nostalgia sake.

So please bring along your family and let us show your kids, if any, where you spent three years of your young adulthood. Lunch is provided.


Registration Page:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dHJTbEo2eHg5SDdNUnB1UVVLUWZGckE6MQ#gid=0


Facebook Event Page:

https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/312475462103624/


Homecoming 2012 Program:

0830 - Registration starts
0900 - First 2 groups leave Alumni house for the tour
1000 - Last 2 groups leave Alumni house for the tour
0945 - First 2 groups reach Utown for the Utown tour
1030 - First 2 groups take bus back from UTown to SoC*
1045 - Last 2 groups reach Utown for the Utown tour
1130 - Last 2 groups take bus back from UTown to SoC*
1230 - Lunch Starts at SoC level 2
1500 - Event ends

How far can these wheels go?

Yes, I have finally completed my website "How far can these wheels go?" that records my journeys to different places, both locally and abroad. It's my little contribution to introduce travel locations that someone on a wheelchair may visit. Hopefully this may help handicapped travellers or tourists choose their next destination and understand what to look out for.

Currently I have places of Singapore, cities of Switzerland, and locations of Australia, Taiwan and Malaysia in the website. I will update it once I get an opportunity to travel again.