that was wrong.

from now on..

As of now, my deadlines are as follows:

Tourism Essay (2000 words) (5^th April)

GE3227 Reading Presentation Slides (5^th April)

GE3239 Project (2000 words) (6^th April)

GE2206 Presentation (7^th April)

RE1805 Project (max 25 pages long) (8^th April)

Hobo Report Findings (10 pages long) (9^th April)

Learning Portfolios final (6 to 7 entries) (13^th April)

I haven't touch my readings for years. And my exams start on 26th of April.

Please give me a hard knock on my head if I appear to be not doing work from now on.

GEE.

Extracted from Mitch Albom's Have a Little Faith:

From a Sermon by the Reb, 1975

A man seeks employment on a farm. He hands his letter of recommendation to his new employer. It reads simply, “He sleeps in a storm.”

The owner is desperate for help, so he hires the man.

Several weeks pass, and suddenly, in the middle of the night, a powerful storm rips through the valley.

Awakened by the swirling rain and howling wind, the owner leaps out of bed. He calls for his new hired hand, but the man is sleeping soundly.

So he dashes off to the barn. He sees, to his amazement, that the animals are secure with plenty of feed.

He runs out to the field. He sees the bales of wheat have been bound and are wrapped in tarpaulins.

He races to the silo. The doors are latched, and the grain is dry.

And then he understands. “He sleeps in a storm”.

My friends, if we tend to the things that are important in life, if we are right with those we love and behave in line with our faith, our lives will not be cursed with the aching throb of unfulfilled business. Our words will always be sincere, our embraces will be tight. We will never wallow in the agony of“I could have, I should have”. We can sleep in a storm.

“And when it’s time, our good-byes will be complete.”

School at Sea

I find this quite amazing. The many proliferating forms of education.

Dear Students,

We are pleased to announce an exciting new program through the Institute for Shipboard Education, an educational non-profit organization.

Semester at Sea is a multi-country study abroad program that was established in 1963, offering a unique living-learning environment on board a modern floating campus, the MV Explorer. This 24,300 ton ship can accommodate 700 students, 100 faculty/staff and 200 international crew members. The curriculum focuses on the comparative study of civilizations and societies.

Fees and Scholarships

For 2010, IRO has secured tuition awards for the Fall and Summer voyages. The summer program fee for one student in an economy cabin is USD 10,995. The fall program fee is USD 22,395!!! The program fee covers tuition, room and board, premium travel insurance and email account. The tuition award covers 60% of the program fee. Students may also apply for additional funding to help cover the rest of the program fee.

The theme of the Summer 2010 voyage is Visualization of the Mediterranean: Politics, Conflicts and the Arts. The ship will sail from 15 June to 21 August 2010. The itinerary is as follows:

· Halifax, Nova Scotia - Canada

· Barcelona, Spain

· Civitavecchia/Naples, Italy

· Dubrovnik, Coatia

· Piraeus, Greece

· Istanbul, Turkey

· Alexandria, Egypt

· Casablanca, Morocco

· Norfolk, Virginia - USA

Blue Marble- Our Earth

NASA recently released the best picture taken of Earth ever.

In 2048 pixels high resolution.

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/02/nasa-releases-the-best-picture-of-earth-ever.php?campaign=TH_rotator