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Took me a while to blog about this - NUS RAG Day 2010.
The overall standard for halls, and even faculties are improved. Maybe because the float structure was outsourced this year... hAhAhA... But glad that I went back to be part of this 1 whole day event (last time was half a day).
In conjunction with YOG this year, the whole RAG Day was so extravagant, with all the fireworks, performance by external parties, flame arrival/welcoming ceremony... and a lot of paparazies... hAhAhA
Anyway, these are the performances on RAG day which I think is good, and stand out. Credits to kpchen for all the videos. :)
Presented by: King Edward VII Hall
Float name: KE Soul
Country Represented: Korea
Presented by: Kent Ridge Hall
Float name: KRohanga
Country Represented: New Zealand
Presented by: Eusoff Hall
Float name: Estrados
Country Represented: Mexico
Winner of:
1. Best Rag Performance (NUS President's Shield)
2. Best Float Design
3. Best Presentation
4. Most Environment-Friendly Float
Presented by: Sheares Hall
Float name: EsCaPe!
Country Represented: Dakar
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Personally, I would prefer the performances by King Edward 7 (KE7) and Kent Ridge Hall (KR) than Eusoff Hall (EH).
There are a lot of elements incorporated in the dance (by KE7), and represents the past and present of Korea - Traditional fan dance, Tekwondo, K-pop - and the integration of all these elements in modern Korea. Definitely a lot of things see, compared to other performances.
Just my 2 cents. :)
p/s: At first wanted to comment of each of the performance... but, ah, lazy... will post again some other time. :)
Been always wanted to have 2 good, or should I say "perfect" browsers. Was using Firefox and IE as my second browser, after trying so hard to give Opera, and Safari chances.
Thanks to the Dev build of Chrome - Canary build, I can work with 2 browsers independently. Maybe some of you wonder why I need 2 "independent" browsers. This is because when I go to work, I prefer not to mix or logout of my personal accounts with work accounts.
Below are the excerpt from GoogleSystem.blogspot.com. Thanks for the article, I've found a permanent (and perfet) solution to address my problem :)
The Canary build is only available for Windows, it's "installed to a different path, gets updated separately, and runs side by side with an existing stable/beta/dev installation". Google says that the Canary build will usually be the same as the dev build. "Sometimes if necessary, we may push additional updates on Canary build so its version is higher than dev."
Site note:
Seriously, Opera and Safari lousy to the max, a lot of small bugs here and there. For example, a lot of shortcuts (for blogger) couldn't work. The worse things is when the layouts doesn't display properly, in Google Docs for example.
Hope the dev improve the browsers asap, else the browsers are going off the market soon.
