6Violet Rascals.


Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Welcome! at 9:01 AM

Dear 6 Violet,

Let's Blog!!

Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)
that is available on the internet. It is frequently updated and intended
for general public reading. Blogs generally represent the personality of
the author or the Web site.


The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who
keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software
that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain
the blog.


However, when one blogs, one has to be responsible. Although we maintain the freedom of speech, we must never turn to discrimination. All posts on the internet can be monitored and the posting of discriminatory or defamatory remarks can result in one being arrested and thrown in jail.

Singapore has seen the conviction of 3 bloggers who were arrested for posting racist remarks:

Singapore Racist Blogger Jailed
Posted by singaporebeauty under Singapore Blogger


FlashBack - In October 2005

Singapore jailed two men for making racist remarks about the Singapore Malay Muslims on their blogs:

Benjamin Koh, 27, was jailed for one month.

Nicholas Lim, 25, was jailed for a day and fined $5,000.

Later in November 2005

Gan Huai Shi, 17, the third Racist Blogger was given 24 months of supervised probation. He will face the following during this period.
- psychological evaluation,
- counselling sessions,
- post a $10,000 bond, and
- 180 hours of community service in Malay welfare homes.


Let's blog, have fun with our Social Studies lessons... but lets also be responsible bloggers! Blog away!

~TWT
xoxo,
you know you love us




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The Rascals

• Graduated from Woodlands Ring Primary School, 6Violet.
• Were together for two whole years.
• Are in different schools now.
• Have different personalities and talents.
• Knows that you're jealous of them. (Kidding.)



Wishlist

Class gathering 2008 (December)
Class gathering 2009 (March)
Class gathering 2009 (September)
Class gathering 2009 (November)
Class chalet 2009 (December)



Connections

Amy
Annessa
Dorothea
Eileen
Gekkhee
Gloria
Jialing
Letitia
Siewhui
Szejia
Xiaoxuan
Xiaoyun
Zesna



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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Welcome! at 9:01 AM

Dear 6 Violet,

Let's Blog!!

Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter)
that is available on the internet. It is frequently updated and intended
for general public reading. Blogs generally represent the personality of
the author or the Web site.


The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who
keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software
that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain
the blog.


However, when one blogs, one has to be responsible. Although we maintain the freedom of speech, we must never turn to discrimination. All posts on the internet can be monitored and the posting of discriminatory or defamatory remarks can result in one being arrested and thrown in jail.

Singapore has seen the conviction of 3 bloggers who were arrested for posting racist remarks:

Singapore Racist Blogger Jailed
Posted by singaporebeauty under Singapore Blogger


FlashBack - In October 2005

Singapore jailed two men for making racist remarks about the Singapore Malay Muslims on their blogs:

Benjamin Koh, 27, was jailed for one month.

Nicholas Lim, 25, was jailed for a day and fined $5,000.

Later in November 2005

Gan Huai Shi, 17, the third Racist Blogger was given 24 months of supervised probation. He will face the following during this period.
- psychological evaluation,
- counselling sessions,
- post a $10,000 bond, and
- 180 hours of community service in Malay welfare homes.


Let's blog, have fun with our Social Studies lessons... but lets also be responsible bloggers! Blog away!

~TWT
xoxo,
you know you love us