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Saturday, February 28, 2009
anyways DRAMAFESTE is next thurs n fri so if u guys wana get tics, muz do it quickly if not will end up like last yr, not bein able to watch 'live' yeaa support jingwei joseph niang and ARES! haaa. (anw im not sure if im goin either >< but yeaaa just publicising.) luv, rach. 0 Comments:Thursday, February 26, 2009 Funny and nice stuff
AVGN: Bible Games (Mel, promise you better than silver surfer) Jeff Dunham: Achmed the Dead Terorrist Lame: Try to watch without laughing OR grinning Someone's Recommendation of a nice Girlband =D, Aly n AJ, "No One" Taylor Swift: Love Story (A song that struck me with a WOW =]]]]], damn romantic XD) And Finally ... the Girly Man Video (performed by our wonderful Juniors =]) 0 Comments: Power Glove
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0 Comments:Tuesday, February 24, 2009 Damn funny video
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0 Comments:Saturday, February 21, 2009 Regular Maintainance of blog completed
once again, the annual regular maintainance of our class blog is completed. I added the archive and invited all to post using ur own account.. sth which i overlooked or rather dunno how to put last year... lol... Pls comment on what else should be updated in the tag board. thx
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By Here's my little montage of the year 2008, a recollection of the bits and pieces that made up the memories that would accompany us decades down the road. First post of 08a11.blogspot.com. Remember the times when our class blog was RED :D Awesome food .. . . that comes with a $1000 price tag. ********************************************************************************** I don't know. Time will test the friendships that we have forged. Will we remember one another when we graduate and lead our own lives? I don't know. ********************************************************************************** 2008 FAC DANCE CHAMPS!! SAY WHAT? I CAME HERE TONIGHT TO HEAR THE CROWD GO BOOM SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE THE ROOM. ********************************************************************************** One of the best days we had together as a class.********************************************************************************** 0 Comments:Friday, February 20, 2009 FREE IPOD NANO
there are some of us who are actually willing to go for the 90th dinner, but do not know how many people are going. so maybe if people who are considering to go, pls type either this in the tagboard: "I'M ACTUALLY THINKING OF GOING FOR THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE GOING SO I CHOOSE NOT TO GO, HOWEVER I MIGHT CHANGE MY MIND IF MORE THAN 5 PEOPLE ACTUALLY TYPE "I'M ACTUALLY THINKING OF GOING FOR...(and it goes on)" " or simply "me" then more people will be convinced? 35 dollars may be a lot, but _________. happy birthday to Rihanna and Gordon Brown! 0 Comments:Monday, February 16, 2009 Enough of work!!
replay the video 10 times. 0 Comments:Sunday, February 15, 2009 time tunnel
Descartes 6 Bacon 10 Hobbes 9 Locke 4 Smith 8 Marx 3 Engels 2 Malthus 1 Hegel 7 Mill 5 0 Comments:![]() from http://flickr.com/photos/32445941@N04/3238411144/ im just bored. 0 Comments:Saturday, February 14, 2009 GP Time Tunnel Section 3 Cloze Passage Text
Essentially modern scientific methods and results appeared in the 17th century because of Galileo's successful combination of the functions of scholar and artisan. To the ancient methods of induction and deduction, Galileo added systematic verification through planned experiments, using newly invented scientific instruments such as the telescope, the microscope, and the thermometer. Later in the century, experimentation was widened through the use of the barometer by the Italian mathematician and physicist Evangelista Torricelli; the pendulum clock by the Dutch mathematician, physicist, and astronomer Christiaan Huygens; and the exhaust pump by the English physicist and chemist Robert Boyle and the German physicist Otto von Guericke. The culmination of these efforts was the universal law of gravitation, published in 1687 by the English mathematician and physicist Isaac Newton in Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica. At the same time, the invention of calculus by Newton and the German philosopher and mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz laid the foundation of today's sophisticated level of science and mathematics. The scientific discoveries of Newton and the philosophical system of the French mathematician and philosopher René Descartes provided the background for the materialistic science of the 18th century, in which life processes were explained on a physicochemical basis. Confidence in the scientific attitude carried over to the social sciences and inspired the so-called Age of Enlightenment, which culminated in the French Revolution of 1789. The French chemist Antoine Laurent Lavoisier publishedTraité élémentaire de chimie (Treatise on Chemical Elements, 1789), with which the revolution in quantitative chemistry opened. Scientific developments during the 18th century paved the way for the following “century of correlation”, so called for its broad generalizations in science. These included the atomic theory of matter postulated by the British chemist and physicist John Dalton; the electromagnetic theories of Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell, also of the United Kingdom; and the law of the conservation of energy, enunciated by the British physicist James Prescott Joule and others. The most comprehensive of the biological theories was that of evolution, put forward by Charles Darwin in his On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection (1859), which stirred as much controversy in society at large as the work of Copernicus. By the beginning of the 20th century, however, the fact, but not the mechanism, of evolution was generally accepted, with disagreement centring on the genetic processes through which it occurs. But as biology became more firmly based, physics was shaken by the unexpected consequences of quantum theory and relativity. In 1927 the German physicist Werner Heisenberg formulated the so-called uncertainty principle, which held that limits existed on the extent to which, on the subatomic scale, coordinates of an individual event can be determined. In other words, the principle stated the impossibility of predicting, with precision, that a particle such as an electron would be in a certain place at a certain time, moving at a certain velocity. Quantum mechanics instead dealt with statistical inferences relating to large numbers of individual events. LAST BLANK IS GREGOR MENDEL! 0 Comments: got it from http://xkcd.com/543/
0 Comments:CAMPFIRE TOTALLY ROCKED YESTERDAY!!! and our dear juniors have done ARES proud by representing ARES in the inter-fac CT performance during campfire!! if anyone of you is reading this.. just wanna say WELL DONE JUNIORS!! I'M REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY VERY VERY PROUD OF YOU GUYS :D though we didnt win eventually, i think you guys had alot of fun putting the performance together and i'm really glad to see the class bond in that process :) GO A11 !!!! you guys are really a fun bunch of people to be with :) anyway! FAC DANCE 2009 video has been uploaded onto youtube!! if any seniors are free next tues, you may wanna join j1 aresians at the area outside audi to learn the fac dance! :D GO A11 !!!!!!!!!! <3 niang 0 Comments:Saturday, February 7, 2009 Newest Update on Junior Class...
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