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Saturday, April 10, 2010

57th Annual Anniversary Cun Farewell Gathering 2010 Organizing Committee List

Teacher Advisors :
Mr. Soong See Kee
Mr. Wong Cu Min
Mr. Amirul Mukminim
Mr. Chieng Lee Koh
Mdm. Lee Mee Ling
Cikgu Thanaseelan
Cikgu Nurzaitul Akma
Cikgu Nasyrah binti Arrifin

Supervisor :
All ASMs

Chairman :
Mas. Goh Yi Zhang (R.I.P.)
Mas. Lau Jun Qi

Vice-Chairmen :
Mas. Keng Wah Loon
Mas. Lee Khay Yam

Secretaries :
Mas. Keng Wah Loon
Mas. Aun Yiyang
Mas. Sean Loh Wei Jian
Mas. Ewe Kah Beng
Mas. Alaric Tung

Financial Executives :
Mas. Tan Soo Liang
Mas. Goh Shih Hui
Mas. Daryl Teh Siang Wern

Coordinator :
Mas. Keng Wah Loon

Program Masters :
Mas. Lau Jun Qi
Mas. Keng Wah Loon
Mas. Lee Khay Yam

Competitions In-Charge :
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai
Mas. Ho Chin Can
Mas. Lee Khay Yam
Mas. Leng Rong Chen
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan
Mas. Aun Yiyang
Mas. Lau Jun Qi
Mas. Kua Zi Xun

Artistic Directors :
Mas. Lau Jun Qi
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan
Mas. Keng Wah Loon
Mas. Lee Khay Yam
Mas. Aun Yiyang
Mas. Goh Shih Hui

Discipline Masters :
Mas. Kua Zi Xun
Mas. Goh Shih Hui

Social Directors :
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai
Mas. Chuah Jiunn Harng
Mas. Lim Teik Hua
Mas. Daryl Teh Siang Wern

Chief Ring Leader :
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai

Stage Decoration :
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan
Mas. Lau Jun Qi
Mas. Keng Wah Loon
Mas. Lee Khay Yam
Mas. Hong Wei Quan
Mas. Lim Chun Ming

Hall Managers :
Mas. Ho Chin Can
Mas. Tan Ting Feng
Mas. Khor Ching Vei

Class Managers :
Mas. Boon Cheng Hao
Mas. Ung Shen Jie
Mas. H’ng Lead Kert

Sound & Lighting System :
Mas. Aun Yiyang
Mas. Lee Khay Yam
Mas. Lam Kang Yean

Souvenir In-Charge :
Mas. Aun Yiyang
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan
Mas. Alaric Tung Chun Ting

Booklet In-Charge :
Mas. Goh Shih Hui
Mas. Ung Shen Jie

Prize In-Charge :
Mas. Kua Zi Xun
Mas. Boon Cheng Hao

Nametag In-Charge :
Mas. Goh Shih Hui

Refreshment In-Charge :
Mas. Boon Cheng Hao
Mas. Chuah Jiunn Harng
Mas. Ewe Kah Beng

T-Shirt & Badge Design :
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan
All O/Cs

Games In-Charge :
Mas. Leng Rong Chen
Mas. Sean Loh Wei Jian

Masters of Ceremony :
Form 6 Scouts

Medical Officers :
Mas. Chung Jian Sheng
Mas. Daryl Teh Siang Wern
Mas. Tan Soo Liang

Photographers :
Mas. Lim Teik Hua
Mas. Goh Shih Hui

Chief Security Officers :
Mas. Kua Zi Xun
Mas. Ho Chin Can
Mas. Leng Rong Chen

Receptionists :
Mas. Sean Loh Wei Jian
Mas. H’ng Lead Kert
Mas. Lim Chun Ming
Mas. Hong Wei Quan
Mas. Ung Shen Jie
Mas. Tan Ting Feng



“Be Prepared”

Competition Rules (Important)

57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
SKETCH COMPETITION


Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee :RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue :Hall
Maximum Participants :Unlimited


Rules and Regulations
1. The sketch/drama must not contain any vulgar language, sensitive topics e.g. politics, sexism and religions.
2. The plot of the sketch is encouraged to follow the theme of the gathering “Doomsday Revelation: the Mayan Prophecy”
3. The costume for the sketch must be suitable and participants must not be scantily dressed.
4. The sketch must be recorded onto CDs, with another backup copy saved in a pen drive which should be brought along to the gathering.
5. CDs should be handed in two weeks before the gathering.
6. Violation of the rules will result in deduction of competition marks.
7. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules and the decision of judges is final.

Marking Scheme:
Recording 15%
Expression 20%
Story line 30%
Costume and item 20%
Organizing and teamwork 15%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Leng Rong Chen 012-4985395

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509


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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
TRADITIONAL DANCE COMPETITION


Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
No.of Participants : 6-12

Rules and Regulation:
1. The number of participant in a group must be between 6-12 people.
2. Participants should not be scantily dressed and costumes must be appropriate for the dance.
3. The length of the dance should be 3-6 minutes.
4. It is NOT necessary for the performance to be based on the theme although it is encouraged.
5. The CD containing the music for the dance must be handed in two weeks before the gathering.
6. Participants are allowed to claim back their CD after the competition.
7. All items and accessories required should be prepared beforehand.
8. Teams that fail to fulfill these requirements will be disqualified.
9. The judges’ decisions are FINAL and complaints will not be entertained.
10. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules.

Marking Scheme:
Overall Performance 30%
Creativity & Choreography 25%
Style & Expression 20%
Costume & Make-up 20%
Bonus 5%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Lee Khay Yam 016-4903976

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai,Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509

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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
MODERN DANCE COMPETITION


Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
No. of Participants : 5-12

Rules and Regulation:
1. The number of participants in a group must be between 5-12 people.
2. The participants’ attire must not be too exposed.
3. Time given for the performance is 3-6 minutes.
4. The performance is NOT required to be based on the theme.
5. The CD containing the music to be used must be handed in two weeks before the gathering.
6. Participants are allowed to claim back their CD after the competition.
7. All required items and accessories should be prepared beforehand.
8. Teams that fail to fulfill these requirements will be disqualified.
9. The judges’ decision is FINAL and complaints will not be entertained.
10. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules.


Marking Scheme:
Overall Performance 30%
Creativity & Choreography 25%
Style & Expression 20%
Costume & Make-up 20%
Bonus 5%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Daryl Teh 016-4513425

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509

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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
SINGING COMPETITION


Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
Maximum Participants : 3

Rule and Regulations
1. Each school can send a maximum of a trio (1 group) to compete in the competition.
2. The participants’ attire must not be too exposed.
3. Time given for the performance is 4-7 minutes.
4. The performance is NOT required to be based on the theme.
5. Only English and Mandarin songs are allowed.
6. Participants should seek approval from the Organizing Committee to use other languages or dialects.
7. The CD containing the music for the competition must be handed in two weeks before the gathering, with another backup copy saved in a pen drive which should be brought along to the gathering.
8. Participants are allowed to claim back their CD after the competition.
9. Musical instruments are allowed to be used during the performance with the permission of the Organizing Committee.
10. The judges’ decisions are FINAL and complaints will not be entertained.
11. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules.

Marking Scheme:
Vocals 30%
Style 15%
Expression and Emotion 15%
Costume & Make-up 10%
Originality 5%
Overall Performance 25%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Alaric Tung 016-4337457

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509

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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
BANNER COMPETITION

Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
Maximum Participants : 2

Rules and Regulations:
1. The banner must be based on the theme ‘Doomsday Revelation: The Mayan Prophecy’.
2. The banner must be drawn BEFORE the event.
3. Presenters must be in full uniform.
4. Time given for the presentation is 5-6 minutes. Marks will be deducted if the time limit is exceeded.
5. The presentation must be in either English or Mandarin.
6. Anything related to political or religious issues is prohibited in the banner design or presentation.
7. The size of the banner should be 2m x 1m.
8. Only ‘Pelaka’ mural paints, Poster Color, Water Color or Paint are allowed.
9. Participants should seek approval from the Organizing Committee to use other mediums or materials for their banner.
10. Participants must have a banner stand for the presentation.
11. The judges’ decisions are FINAL and complaints will not be entertained.
12. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules.


Marking Scheme:
Creativity 30%
Usage of Color 15%
Objects & Background 10%
Overall Design 25%
Presentation 20%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Khong Jiunn Shyan 016-4248168

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509

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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
SOUVENIR DESIGN COMPETITION

Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
Maximum Participants : 2

Rules and Regulation:
1. The souvenir must be based on the theme ‘Doomsday Revelation: The Mayan Prophecy’.
2. Presenters must be in full uniform.
3. Time given for each presentation is 5-6 minutes. Marks will be deducted if the time limit is exceeded.
4. The presentation must be in either English or Mandarin.
5. Anything related to political or religious issues is prohibited in the souvenir design or presentation.
6. Participants are encouraged to use recyclable or D.I.Y. materials.
7. The minimum variety of materials used is 4 types.
8. Teams that do not fulfill these requirements will be disqualified.
9. The judges’ decisions are FINAL and complaints will not be entertained.
10. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules.


Marking Scheme:
Creativity 30%
Presentation 20%
Design 20%
Tidiness 10%
Realistic 15%
Bonus 5%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Aun Yiyang 014-6029143

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509

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57TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CUM FAREWELL GATHERING 2010
MASQUERADE COSTUME DESIGN COMPETITION

Registration Time : 8.00 a.m.
Registration Venue : Competition Counter
Registration Fee : RM10 (deposit: RM5)
Competition/Presentation Venue : Hall
Maximum Participants : 3

Rules and Regulations
1. The costume must be based on the theme ‘Doomsday Revelation: The Mayan Prophecy’.
2. Presenters must be wearing full uniform, with the exception of those who are wearing the costumes.
3. Time given for the presentation is 5-6 minutes. Marks will be deducted if the time limit is exceeded.
4. The presentation must be in either English or Mandarin.
5. Anything related to political or religious issues should NOT be included in the costume design or presentation.
6. Schools have the choice to send a maximum of 3 members to participate in the presentation, with one member REQUIRED to present the costume.
7. The background music must be prepared by the participants beforehand.
8. Participants are allowed to finish their costumes before the competition.
9. The costumes must not be too exposed.
10. Batteries are allowed to be used lighting and/or other special effects for the costumes.
11. Questions will be asked by the judges; the presenters must answer ALL questions asked.
12. The organizing committee reserves the right to amend the rules and the decision of judges is FINAL.

Marking Scheme:
Costumes & Make-up 30%
Style 20%
Creativity 25%
Theme 10%
Presentation 15%
TOTAL 100%


For more information, kindly contact our

Competition In-charge:
Mas. Kua Zi Xun 016-4107377

Chief Competition In-charge
Mas. Chuah Yee Khai, Victor 016-4706232
Mas. Ho Chin Can 016-4803509



Rules And Regulations

Please kindly read and understand all the rules and regulations fully and completely, any complaints regarding the rules and regulations will not be entertained.

Registration & Entrance Fees

1. All troops, units and coy are required to register themselves on the 16th June 2010 by 7.00a.m. at the registration counter.
2. The registration fees of RM20.00 per participant must be paid during registration on 16th June 2010.
3. Scout masters and teacher advisors are excluded from paying the fees.
4. Fees paid are to cover for identification badges, booklet, meals, refreshments, hall and air-conditioners rental fees and other expenses in hosting the event.


Security & Discipline

1. Tickets/ identification badges which will be distributed to all registered participants after payment must be shown each time before entering the hall.
2. For security purpose, those who fail to show the ticket/ identification badge will not be allowed to enter the hall until verified as a registered participant.
3. The leaders of respective troops, units or coy are responsible for controlling the discipline of their own members.
4. Anyone caught possessing prohibited drugs, tobacco products or alcoholic drinks will be expelled from the gathering immediately or handed over to the Royal Police Force of Malaysia for further investigation.
5. Alcohol consumption and tobacco are forbidden within the school compound.
6. All participants are not allowed to leave the gathering and hall without the approval from the Organizing Committee or their respective leaders.
7. Break-dancing and shuffling is forbidden in the entire gathering and free dance session unless permitted.
8. Any accidents must be reported to the Organizing Committees immediately.
9. Whistle is only allowed for alerting participants during emergencies.
10. Participants are advised not to bring valuable items to the event.
11. The Organizing Committees are not responsible for any damage, loss or theft to personal property or any unforeseen mishap.


Dress Code

1. Participants are required to be in complete and proper full uniform during the gathering unless permitted by the Organizing Committees.
2. Participants are required to wear their scarf at all times unless permitted.


Hall

1. All participants will be seated according to their troops, units or coy in the hall during the gathering.
2. Banners, flags and etc. are allowed for decorating and supporting purpose, however care must be taken towards the floor, wall, curtains, windows and sounding proofing panels in the hall.
3. Compensation from the responsible troop, unit or coy is required for any damage done to the hall and its properties.
4. Everyone is responsible for the hall’s hygiene, hence, leaders are to ensure the cleanliness in the area of their own troop, unit or coy at all the time.

Classrooms

1. Classrooms will be provided to all troops, units and coy.
2. The classrooms must be kept clean and tidy at all times, and restored to its original condition after use.
3. Lights and fans should be switched off when the classroom is empty.
4. Male and female participants will be allocated in different blocks, and are prohibited from entering their male or female counterparts’ block. Any attempts made will not be tolerated.
5. Compensation from the responsible troop, unit or coy is required for any damage done to the class and its properties, and the deposit for classrooms will not be refunded.
6. All participants should leave the classroom during the gathering unless permitted by the Organizing Committees.
7. The class deposit will not be refunded if there is any violation to these rules.


Conduct

1. The Scout Law, Chung Ling High School’s Rules & Regulation and ultimately the Legal System of Malaysia shall be abided or actions will be taken.
2. All participants must be well disciplined and co-operative at all times.
3. All participants are responsible for the school’s hygiene, thus littering of trash, garbage and etc. is prohibited.
4. Vulgar language and obscene gestures and misconducts will not be tolerated.
5. Violation to any of the rules to an intolerable degree will result in the expulsion of the participant from the gathering.
6. Those who violate the Malaysian Legal System will be handed over to the Royal Police Force of Malaysia.


Medical Advisory

1. Participants with any medical conditions are advised to prepare their own medication and their participation in any activities shall be at their own risk.

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BOARD OF SECRETARY 2009/2010

MEETING’S RULES AND REGULATIONS


1. BOS and the conveners have the highest power in all meeting.
2. Punctuality is important.
3. Proper and complete uniform must be worn as how one is informed earlier.
4. The meeting room must be kept hygienic and tidy.
5. No food is allowed into the meeting room.
6. No dialects and vulgar languages are allowed during meeting.
7. Cell phones or alarms shall be muted during the meeting.
8. Every meeting must be recorded, through voice recording (if necessary) and meeting minutes should be done afterwards (by BOS).
9. Those who attend any meeting must have recording device (paper and pen is compulsory).
10. The meeting shall follow the prepared agenda.
11. Be prepared and ensure that all the participants can be as well.
12. Members wishing to make a contribution during meetings shall grant permission from the Convener.
13. Only one speaker may speak at a time.
14. All members are expected to participate in discussions during meetings.
15. Stay on topic.
16. All ideas have value.
17. Ideas may be debated but personal attacks are not permitted.
18. One shall pay full attention and respects the presenter.
19. Members will not interrupt one another during discussions.
20. Silence equals assent.
21. Self control (on one’s own attitude, behavior and volume) is essential throughout the meeting.
22. One could be expelled from meeting by the convener, BOS or the majority if requisite.
23. No one person shall dominate a discussion.
24. Members all share equal status and authority.
25. Wrap up meetings with a clear statement of the next steps and who is to take them.
26. Meetings shall begin and end according to their scheduled times. Decisions to works beyond a scheduled ending time may be made through consensus of members present.
27. Meeting minutes must be completed and handed in (by BOS) within 1 week's time shortly after a meeting is held.
28. Any document concerning a meeting especially circulars and meeting minutes must be kept by BOS for further referring.
29. Any members may call the question of any member's failure to adhere to these ground rules at any point during meetings.
30. BOS and the conveners reserve the right to amend any of the rules.



“Be Prepared”



JPN letters


Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Posters for 57th Annual Anniversary cum Farewell Gathering 2010 Doomsday Revelation: The Mayan Prophecy




STORY: DOOMSDAY REVELATION: THE MAYAN PROPHECY (THE PEOPLE)

DOOMSDAY REVELATION:

THE MAYAN PROPHECY

THE PEOPLE

10.1.1.1.7.2 Manik’ 5 Kumk’u G9 – Thursday, 22 December 850AD

We have learnt our teachings from our god, the great Ququlcan, through his messengers, the divine shamans. He has taught us the way to plant our maize to feed our family, he united us. He gathered us through our shamans and bade us to build him stone structures. Huge and magnificent they are, with meticulous calculations and designs. Some like me were taught the art of writing and drawing. We were also taught various skills by our revered Ququlcan.

Today is the ascension of our new ruler, Xu’mal of the city of Chichen Itza. Blood-letting and sacrifices are needed. I feel honored to have a member of my family to become the sacrifices. The Temple was tall and clear. I was standing halfway at the stairs, highest among all of our ancestors. The child boy was the first. Tied down onto the stone plate, the A’Nacom used his bright obsidian blade to pierce through the baby’s chest. The heart was pulled out and immediately burnt.

As the smoke began to change color I stood there watching the shaman going into a trance. He was shaking like never before. I could guess that this was not usual by the faces of the Priests standing beside.

MY LORD, NO! NO! NO! BE GONE YOU DISSAPOINTING BEINGS! YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO EVEN STEP IN MY CITY! LEAVE BEFORE YOU ARE KILLED!

It was puzzling but we started to walk back to grab our tools. Vines from nearby trees started to weave out at a remarkable pace. I have never seen plants grow this quickly. We must have angered the gods! We ran non-stop from Chichen Itza, all the way back to our village. By then, the city was already covered partially by the forest.

We were shocked and frightened by what had happened. Our village elders held a meeting and agreed to stop our blind worshipping of Ququlcan. We do not want our village to be taken away.

12.19.19.17.9.6 Muluk 12 Mak G7 – Wednesday, 12 December 2012

The media is giving a whole load of attention to the 22nd which is ten days from now. Those false prophets and soothsayers are spreading their network of lies and deceit across the globe. My research is setback by those people, with their head full of greed. My research takes me back to my roots, a distant and forgotten root. The Mayans were now in global spotlight with thousands of researchers both formally and informally carrying out their studies to their calendar. It seems that those Mesoamerican natives whom I now call ancestors believe that this ‘cycle’ will end in a horrifying earthquake which will bring the strongest of our nations to it heel. Personally, a whole load of crap, but if the world isn’t going to end, why am I being ordered to look into this? Why is it so coincidental with everything? The name Ququlcan comes out every time we look deep into my ancestors’ calendar, why is that? We will get to confirm it in ten days time, and hopefully I will be getting my pay by then…

STORY: DOOMSDAY REVELATION: THE MAYAN PROPHECY (THE SHAMAN)

DOOMSDAY REVELATION:

THE MAYAN PROPHECY

THE SHAMAN

10.1.1.1.7.2 Manik’ 5 Kumk’u G9 – Thursday, 22 December 850AD

I stood behind the altar, with remnants of dried blood at the edge. So be it, it will soon be bathed in blood, its crimson gleam in praise of our father, Ququlcan. Seated in his throne, Xu’mal, the new monarch of our land, awaits the final step in becoming the true ruler, Zuk’karh, the offering of a pure heart.

I caressed my blade as I hear the child’s cried from the edge of the steps as my servants carry him up the dark red steps. He was dressed in regal attire, painted with beautiful patterns taught by Ququlcan, fitting as a gift. By the time he reached my altar and tied to the stone tablet, he has stopped crying, but only staring at me.

I am A’Nacom! I speak the will of Ququlcan!

I lower my blade to the child’s chest and pierce the soft skin and bones. The last scream echoes throughout the silent citadel. I cut the heart, pure, innocent, devoid of stains of the land and thrust it into the sandalwood fire. I bear the heat and pain as the fire scorches my fist. I let go when the heart boil.

I scream chants and lost tongues taught and forgotten. I watch in horror as the smoke morphs and changes color, this does not happen. I feel a presence so strong overcome my consciousness. I pass into oblivion.

10.3.11.14.9.12 Muluk 17 Kumk’u G1

I awake shaking. Awaken not in body but in enlightenment. We are wayward.

We have strayed from what have been taught in the last age. We have killed in his name, against all he strived for.

Ququlcan is angry. He is very angry. He has given us one cycle, to redeem ourselves, or feel his wrath.

TOTAL ANNHILATION

STORY: DOOMSDAY REVELATION: THE MAYAN PROPHECY (THE GOD)

DOOMSDAY REVELATION:

THE MAYAN PROPHECY

THE GOD

Great evil is coming, treachery, deceit and corruption, the beginning of the end and the end of the beginning.

Today, they are crowning a new monarch. I could only hope that this new king will be resourceful and help make the Mayans prosper. Looking at the feast they prepared in my name, I could not help but feel adoration towards them. It was then that I decided to do something to help stop the arriving plagues of doom.

The underworld gods were strategizing to bring the downfall of the Mayans. Unfortunately, gods aren’t able to directly interfere with the mortal world. That’s why I appointed a shaman to carry out my deeds. Searching for my loyal shaman, I noticed a baby, barely a month old, crying at the top of my pyramid temple altar. Horror filled me as I saw the baby tied onto the stone tablet. To my astonishment, the beautiful patterns designed by my own hands, meant for protection and pureness, were painted on the baby. It was then I noticed the shaman, my supposedly loyal servant. But, I can see in his mind how the underworld gods have corrupted him. So, this is the way they will bring the Mayans to its knees. I shouted in anger and slammed my fist onto the ball of sphere they call Earth. In the mortal realm, earthquakes with magnitudes off the scales tore apart the earth. However this did not stop them from carrying out their rituals.

The shaman, carrying a ceremonial sacrificial blade, prepared to kill in my name. Disgusted and enraged, I continued to watch the ceremony, giving the benefit of the doubt to my loyal servant. As the shaman stabbed and carved open the baby, tore the heart out and burnt it in the fire, my temper flared and rage took over me. I appeared before the shaman and gave my warning.

Today I am your savior, in the future, if these foul practices continue, I shall destroy all. My will be done.” With that, I sacrificed myself to the king of gods to ensure the purity and safety of my Mayans. My blood flowed into the forests, prompting growth of the plants at an unseen before rate. As my spirit slowly decay, I watched in comfort as the people fled the gradually overgrown citadel.

Aeons passed and the planets are aligned once more, I am reborn. I came back to Earth. To my dismay, they have stopped worshipping me and started practices that befouled the world. I have sworn to myself shall bring forth the end of time. I stepped into reality, for one final time.

Monday, April 5, 2010

Change of time of the 57th Annual Anniversary cum Farewell Gathering 2010

please be informed that the time has been changed,
originally from 7.00a.m. - 6.00p.m.
to 7.00a.m.-4.30p.m.,

which means it will end an hour and half earlier.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

57th Annual Gathering cum Farewell 2010 Doomsday Revelation: the Mayan Prophecy

57th Annual Gathering cum Farewell 2010 Doomsday Revelation: the Mayan Prophecy
has just got the approval from Penang JPN officially,
and it's time to reveal the concerned information.

Theme : Doomsday Revelation: The Mayan Prophecy
Date: 16th June 2010
Time: 7.00a.m.-6.00p.m.
Venue: Chung Ling High School Hall

invitations will be sent out within one week's time.

however we will still have to solve some issue,
as it appears that this event is crashing with the Gang Show.

However, please follow our news and updates on our Facebook group for this event