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Gonna camp in lab for the next 2 weeks le... =( AND LAB IS BORING!!!! When you haf to wait for tat darn fucking thing to dry and get results.
Anybody got tips for good FYP report or something not eh? =X
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The Cheers and everything made all of us hyped. So despite 2 limping persons, we made a dash for that final 195m and crossed the finishing line! Timing sucks like hell though but a consolation, none of us trained for it and we decided that we will join in next year again to improve our timings! YAY!!! Personal acheivement! So proud of myself. hahaha.... =X
Collected my finisher tee and headed for leg massage by the volunteers for marathon runners. All the stinky feet and hairy legs and wateva, still feel that the volunteers were great! Took of my socks and WAHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! My blister!! Looked like a Mini Xiao Long Bao. All the water inside and its really DARN BIG! frens exclaimed that they never see such a big one before! T________________________T The volunteers there also agreed. Sianz.... But the massage was good. At least I felt better and i could feel my legs returning back to me already. Bleahz
Bought lunch and cabbed home. Showered and really the 4 of us just collapsed. Played mahjong for the rest of the evening till my frens left so i can sleep.
The next 2 days? Limping as well. I gotta use 2 hands to stand up and crawl from A to B. Oh well, The pride u gain is worth the pain. I couldnt agree more... Sundown anyone?? 6 hours!!!!!! =PpP
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Result in Entire Field - 11573rd place 820 finishers behind. About 93% of finishers ahead.
Result in Gender (Male) - 9977th place 563 finishers behind. About 95% of finishers ahead.
Result in Division (M1824) - 2830th place 244 finishers behind. About 92% of finishers ahead. |
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+27 secs: KUNG WEI TAI+24 secs: MAI JIAQI+22 secs: LEE SOU CHENG+18 secs: LEROY JOHN SOFYAN; RASABALAN PALAYYAN+16 secs: TAY KIAN LOONG+12 secs: TAN ZHI QUAN AARON+11 secs: CHNG LAY SAN+8 secs: MOHAMAD RIDUWAN BIN MISRAN; GERMAINE LIM+7 secs: GAN WEE SHENG; YIP HUIYU MALINDA; PANG SIN HOCK+6 secs: TAN THIAN SHIN VERLYN+2 secs: LUM JUN XIONG, MELVIN CHEW KIAN LEONG; KELLY KOH SHENG GUAN; NG HUI WEI TIMOTHY; LIU YONGSHENG-10 secs: NG KAH LEONG-11 secs: GOH YION SIANG-15 secs: YEO CUI LING; LI WEI MING-16 secs: TAN HEE LIM-17 secs: ZHANG CIYUN RUBY-20 secs: SHELDON YEO WEI WEN-21 secs: STEPHEN PANG-24 secs: CHAN YOKE MUN; TAN SIAM HEOK-28 secs: GUO JIANHAO ANTHONY; WU HWEE BOON; PHUA CHUN HONG-29 secs: BENJAMIN TEO![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ||
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WHERE WERE YOU? This chart estimates your location when selected leaders crossed the finish line. The winner of the event was in division M3539 and achieved a time of 02:13:03. |
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WHERE WERE YOU? This chart estimates your location when selected leaders crossed the finish line. The winner of the event was in division M3539 and achieved a time of 02:13:03. |
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| I got inspired by xiaogou's entry and thus gave it a shot when I should be doing on my FYP instead of slacking... *darn* Well, i think it somehow describes me... -,- Guess i can onli talk rather than work. Any job that pays for this?? Muahahhaa... =X | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
• Does not like too many work demands, prefers to work at own pace. • Does not strive to complete tasks, prepared to leave work unfinished.Outgoing and likes the company of people. • Faithful, trustworthy and devoted in long-term relationships. • Wants to lead people, has considerable influence over others. • Practical, prefers to build on ideas rather than generate them. • Less inclined to decide how and what needs to be done ahead of schedule. • Expressive, eloquent, artistic or sporty. • Needs clear and thorough instructions, slow to act when uncertain. While at WorkPutting in a lot of effort to meet the demands of work is not Mr Koh's preference. He does not like to rush around doing things and may feel demotivated if work constantly encroaches on his personal life. Although he does not like excessive work demands, Mr Koh may still be prepared to put in extra effort if it is on a short term basis. Mr Koh is relatively dependable to deliver results on time. He may sometimes be late in meeting deadlines. Mr Koh initiates plans and ideas easily but may not persist with the tasks until completion. He is prepared to leave tasks unfinished; hence he may prefer short-term assignments as he is more likely to complete these tasks. He may lose interest and focus when working on long term assignments. Mr Koh is able to produce work that is moderately high in quality but he may at times be careless. Mr Koh is generally objective but may at times be emotional. Although Mr Koh is usually a sympathetic person, he may at times be selective about being involved in the personal problems of people. Mr Koh is friendly and outgoing. He enjoys the company of his friends and is not shy or awkward when meeting people for the first time. As an extrovert, he fits well into the social groups. He is approachable and likes to make new friends. Mr Koh is the sort of person who forms long term bonds and attachments. He is faithful, trustworthy, and devoted in such relationships. He tends to be trusting, dedicated and protective towards those he loves. Patriotism and sense of duty is a significant aspect of his character. Mr Koh is moderately serious about his responsibilities and selectively takes ownership of his work. Mr Koh is moderately concerned with prestige, rank and reputation. Mr Koh is at times able to engage people to accomplish his objectives. Courage, vigour and initiative are some of the hallmarks of Mr Koh's character. He wants to lead direct and guide people in a certain direction. Because Mr Koh is confident, forward thinking and visionary, he commands respect and has considerable influence over others. He is able to harness the support of people. Intellectual matters do not interest Mr Koh. He is more concerned with practical issues than abstract theories. Mr Koh prefers to talk about useful and workable solutions than discuss hypotheses and concepts. He is more likely to build on ideas rather than generate them. Being less inclined to plan, Mr Koh has the tendency to be disorganized, unsystematic and reactive to the situation. He may waste time and effort because he may end up having to rework his tasks due to lack of planning. Mr Koh has a flair for words and is creative. He probably has multiple language ability and expresses himself very well. Not only is Mr Koh eloquent, he is probably also artistic and/or sporty. He is demonstrative and dramatic. SummaryYou have received this report because you have completed your Personality Profiling on JobsCentral. You may or may not understand the information fully. However do take a moment to reflect bearing in mind that your decisions are based on these sub-dimensions. This report can help you understand yourself better once you start making use of the information. You can contact C-VAT at enquiries@c-vat.com for further assistance on interpreting this report. Consultation fees applies. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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