Friday, June 27, 2008 @ 1:07 AM

hello guys!((: its already late june and everyones caught up with school work, exams, O levels stress. some of us may be sick too. but just to encourage all of you, God is always there when you need Him(: or even when you dun. when you feel like giving up, dun be afraid to ask God to help you cos He will((: lets all rely on God's strength to carry us through k! and please dun becos of school work neglect God but let us continue running the race with Him and believe that this year is going to be a year of breakthrough fo every single one of us. yay! HAHHA jiayou!((: study hard and God bless(:


and also! happy 14th birthday mag!(25 june) w341 loves you(:

yun(:

Monday, June 2, 2008 @ 4:58 PM

hey you guys.
i found this, and i think it'll baffle you. (:
this is the website: http://global51.com/2007/03/laminin.html

here's a short exerpt on it.
i think you guys will really like it, cos i did. (:
here you go:

The heavens are telling the glory of God, and their expanse declares the work of His hands. Night after night they remind us of just how small we are, and how huge God is. Looking out into the far reaches of the universe, we find a seemingly infinite expanse of mystery and wonder, intricately fashioned by a God of unfathomable size and power. Just a glimpse of one of the billions of visible galaxies He has formed resizes us, shrinking us, and the world we call home, to seeming insignificance in an instant. But as tiny as we may seem, the God who knows every star by name also knows yours, and mine. And in the most stunning rescue imaginable, God sent His Son to this spinning planet we call home --the Creator reconnecting us to Him with life that never ends.

so, How Great is Our God?

M51 or the whirlpool galaxy astronomers call it the "darling of astronomy." this show us two things about this galaxy in the deep reaches of space:
1) Every second there are new stars being bored. Millions of star incubators are found within the whirlpool galaxy.
2) Not only that, but at the center of this galaxy is a black hole which the Hubble Telescope took a picture of...and wow, check this out