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A Logic Quiz! Try to answer!

"That Sam is one rich man!" muttered Tom. "As a matter of fact, he owns 100 more camels."
"Not a chance," replied John, "I know for a fact he owns fewer than 100 camels."
Frank joined in, "Well, he owns at least one camel."
If only one of their statements is true, how many camels does Sam own?

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) or ACS(I) is located at Singapore. Some of Indonesian students usually interested to go to ACS(I). Most of the students will go after they finish their education here at Indonesia (3rd year Junior High School). If you get the scholarship, you'll back to the Junior High School there. But, that's worth to it, though. Singapore is a nice place, and you can go from one place to another place using MRT or mono-rail-train. Besides, Singapore is cleaner than Indonesia. The air feels good, and most of all, it's safe. Here in Indonesia, you can't walk alone at night (especially for girls!). But in Singapore, it's not a problem, because it's safe. Singapore also more disciplines than some of school here in Indonesia.
Are you afraid that you can't adjust your life there? Don't worry, there are various programs in place to ensure that scholars will be able to adjust to life in Singapore. These programs also aim to develop scholars to their full potential.

Here are some pictures about ACS(I):








Want to know more? Click here to go to the ACS(I) website.


Slash news:
- Some years ago, I also try to get the scholarship. The tests were Logic tests, Math tests, and English tests. If you're interested to get the scholarships from ACS(I), you should prepare yourself from now on.
- You should study english words that are used in math.
- You should practice writing essay! Don't forget to study new vocabs each day.

Are you interested in computer programming? Well, you may be interested with what will I serve to you now.

The International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) is one of the most recognized computer science competitions in the world. The competition tasks are of algorithmic nature; however, the contestants have to show such basic IT skills as problem analysis, design of algorithms and data structures, programming and testing. The winners of the IOI belong to the best young computer scientists in the world.

The IOI is one of the International Science Olympiads. The primary goal of the IOI is to stimulate interest in informatics (computing science) and information technology. Another important goal is to bring together exceptionally talented students from various countries and to have them share scientific and cultural experiences.

Students compete on an individual basis, with up to four students competing from each participating country (with around 81 countries in 2004). The students compete individually and try to maximize their score by solving a set of informatics problems during two competition days. The problems have been algorithmic programming problems to be solved on a personal computer. Cultural and recreational events are organized on the remaining days.

Interesting, huh?
Well, if you're still at Junior High School, prepare yourself from now on, so that you can join IOI later on.
Want to know more about IOI? Click here to open IOI Official Site!


Slash news:
- This 22nd IOI will be held at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, August 14-21 2010.
- For Indonesian students, you must pass from OSN first to represent Indonesia at IOI.
- The tests will be about programming and logic (logic math included).
- I'll give some games and story to sharpen your logic next time! :)

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