Feel the Heat...

I really can feel the heat of exams. It’s coming. I’m writing this not because I am an "informer" but actually I treat this blog as a "sanctuary" for me to pour out some of my grouses. After writing, I may feel better that’s why I call it a "sanctuary".

As usual, exams seems like a norm to students, we all think that it is a suffering 3-hour sitting in the torturing chamber. Ya, I think is true in the sense that if I never prepare any thing or revision. The next coming exams would be "Asian Business Environment (ABE)" & "Technology Knowledge Management (TKM)".

These two modules if I want to make a comparison, ABE is more tougher in the sense that the exam requires you to read more what iss happening around the Asian market such as Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries. I just not so fond of answering questions such as NAFTA, ASEAN, EU, WTO and other organisations. To me, the thing is like my brain memory is going to memorise and load all the respective information, their functions, obligations, and etc. Wow, I just don’t like to answer these kind of questions. Instead, I think I will aim more towards the country’s market.

I just hope that the TKM is not as "tough" as it sounds but I hope my past diploma in computer studies would be able to help me answering better in terms of the question structures. =)

Andrew Loh

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The Art of Japanese Magic - My Review

Finally, I have been waiting these two volumes (Five Times Five - Japan & New Magic of Japan 1988) Japanese magic books for such a long time. I am very excited and these materials are excellent.

As a card guy, at first, I felt regret purchased these books as I always looked forward to reading card magic materials. However, I felt these books are well-worth purchased. Let's put in this way, I believe the ideas are much more imperative. These books I believe somehow will make you become creative in such a way that will change your thinking and approach in magic.

You will love some of the coins stuffs, card magic, money bills, predictions, and so on. Be warned that the materials in these books, none of the stuffs are easy to perform and most of them require considerable amount of practice. If you are ready to take your vacation to Japan back to 1980's and 1990's, I highly recommended these books!

ALSH