MARCH ON.
FORWARD.
ADD OIL.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
March on
Don’t cry
Open up your eyes and know
There’s someone else out there that feels this way
I’m singing to you
Cause I know what you’ve been through and now
It’s not so long ago I felt the same
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
I remember summer nights alone
Fireflies the only thing we own
All we ever dreams of California
I remember winters were so cold
Hunger was the only thing we know
And rock n’ roll dreamin’ was what saved us
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Till we see the sun
Till we see the sun
Through the good times,
Through the bad times
Through the long days
Through the hard nights
Keep on till we see the sun
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Even when there’s no one there for you march on
Even when the days are long for you march on
Like soldiers
March on
Open up your eyes and know
There’s someone else out there that feels this way
I’m singing to you
Cause I know what you’ve been through and now
It’s not so long ago I felt the same
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
I remember summer nights alone
Fireflies the only thing we own
All we ever dreams of California
I remember winters were so cold
Hunger was the only thing we know
And rock n’ roll dreamin’ was what saved us
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Till we see the sun
Till we see the sun
Through the good times,
Through the bad times
Through the long days
Through the hard nights
Keep on till we see the sun
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Like soldiers
March on
If we can make it through the night will see the sun
March on, march on
Even when there’s no one there for you march on
Even when the days are long for you march on
Like soldiers
March on
March on ppl. Dawn's coming, but we have to keep marching. Jia you.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
For anyone who's keen
I know not me, I'm not contemplating overseas studies at all. Local's good enough.
Anyway, there's some inconsistencies with the dates and stuff. Today Straits Times did a Special Report about US Scholarship fair which is happening (or rather, has happened) today at Suntec. The one the school gave us the brochure for is happening next weekend, Sunday, at Suntec. Hope it's 2 different things, and there's no confusion.
Anyone interested can still jio me go see see look look cause I remember last time I went with my friends, then my friend (girl) saw this tall quite handsome angmoh promoting his university or something, and the angmoh was going on and on about the standard of living in his country and the requirements to enter the school... and my friend stopped him and said, "You very handsome leh. Are all the guys in your school so handsome one?"
He stun. We stun also! Haha quite funny.
Haha! Okay that's all then. Goodnight see yall tmr! :D
Upcoming tests/timetrials
Tue (21 Jul)
- Atomic Structure and Chemical Periodicity Time trial.
- Phys Other JC prelim paper 3 Test
- PHYS 2008 Other JC prelim paper 1 Test
Thu (23 Jul)
- Organic Chemistry lecture test on Alkenes, Alcohols and halogenoalkanes
Friday (24 Jul)
- Integrated Question time trial practice @ 1.45pm @ LT1
Topics: Organic Chem, Chem Eqm, Chem Bonding (focus on hydrogen bonds), Chemical Periodicity (properties of oxides)
It doesn't matter who you are, where you come from. The ability to triumph begins with you. Always. - Oprah Winfrey
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Saturday, July 11, 2009
PE ELECTIVES!
Yep we're going to have pe electives starting from next week let's hope it's fun! Haha and I still don't know what is Lacoste? Haha I mean Lacrosse.
Check your 2 electives people! And take note of the venues and remember that for rock-climbing long pants are needed.
Enjoy the weekend! :)
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
ATB!
to whoever will read this, all the best for mid yrs!=D
Although some of us are gonna fail most subjects(e.g. ME), don't fail too badly k!
JIAYOU
Friday, June 19, 2009
Chemistry
New element for periodic table
Audio: New element for periodic table (AM)
Scientists around the world are celebrating the latest entry to the periodic table.
It has taken more than a decade for element 112, the biggest and heaviest atom yet, to be officially recognised.
Now the scientific world is eager to find out who will have the honour of having the newest element named after them.
John Kalman, a senior lecturer in chemistry at Sydney's University of Technology, says the periodic table can now be redrawn with an extra name.
"So the joint working party has now accepted the proof that this element does exist and now people have the opportunity to actually name it," he said.
He says it has taken a decade for a scientific team based in Germany to get element 112 approved by authorities.
"They first detected this element in the late 1990s and it's only now that sufficient evidence has been accumulated by repeating experiments and so on, and doing new experiments, that it's become totally convincing," he said.
This man-made element muscles in at 227 times the atomic weight of hydrogen, making it the heaviest addition to the periodic table.
Dr Michael Hotchkis, a nuclear scientist with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) says the advanced technology used to make element 112 is of real practical interest.
"We use accelerators at ANSTO for the detection of signatures of nuclear activities," he said.
"We use accelerators as dating tools for geology and environmental sciences and it's using technology which is not so far removed from the technology that's used for the discovery of these new elements."
Dr Hotchkis suggests the discoverers delve deep for name inspiration.
"I would like to nominate the ancient Greek philosopher, Empepedocles," he said.
"He suggested fire, water, earth, and air, but it was the beginnings of science as we know it now, and the beginnings of chemistry of understanding the constituents of matter.
"In the last few years, with the discovery of 10 or 12 elements since the 1940s, the people and places have already been acknowledged; for example, Einsteinium, Californium, Darmstadtium, so maybe we could look further back to ancient Greece."
Scientists will have to wait until the end of the year to find out who has been bestowed the honour of ending up on the wall chart of every science classroom.
And as the song goes, who knows when more elements will be uncovered?
"These are the only ones of which the news has come to Harvard; and there may be many others, but they haven't been discovered."
Audio: New element for periodic table (AM)
Scientists around the world are celebrating the latest entry to the periodic table.
It has taken more than a decade for element 112, the biggest and heaviest atom yet, to be officially recognised.
Now the scientific world is eager to find out who will have the honour of having the newest element named after them.
John Kalman, a senior lecturer in chemistry at Sydney's University of Technology, says the periodic table can now be redrawn with an extra name.
"So the joint working party has now accepted the proof that this element does exist and now people have the opportunity to actually name it," he said.
He says it has taken a decade for a scientific team based in Germany to get element 112 approved by authorities.
"They first detected this element in the late 1990s and it's only now that sufficient evidence has been accumulated by repeating experiments and so on, and doing new experiments, that it's become totally convincing," he said.
This man-made element muscles in at 227 times the atomic weight of hydrogen, making it the heaviest addition to the periodic table.
Dr Michael Hotchkis, a nuclear scientist with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) says the advanced technology used to make element 112 is of real practical interest.
"We use accelerators at ANSTO for the detection of signatures of nuclear activities," he said.
"We use accelerators as dating tools for geology and environmental sciences and it's using technology which is not so far removed from the technology that's used for the discovery of these new elements."
Dr Hotchkis suggests the discoverers delve deep for name inspiration.
"I would like to nominate the ancient Greek philosopher, Empepedocles," he said.
"He suggested fire, water, earth, and air, but it was the beginnings of science as we know it now, and the beginnings of chemistry of understanding the constituents of matter.
"In the last few years, with the discovery of 10 or 12 elements since the 1940s, the people and places have already been acknowledged; for example, Einsteinium, Californium, Darmstadtium, so maybe we could look further back to ancient Greece."
Scientists will have to wait until the end of the year to find out who has been bestowed the honour of ending up on the wall chart of every science classroom.
And as the song goes, who knows when more elements will be uncovered?
"These are the only ones of which the news has come to Harvard; and there may be many others, but they haven't been discovered."
Saturday, June 6, 2009
401 FB UPDATE
Pictures on Facebook! Tag yourself!
Click here! Don't worry this is not virus hahahahaha
Mug hard for Myes people.
:D
Click here! Don't worry this is not virus hahahahaha
Mug hard for Myes people.
:D
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
H1N1 (sorry! :X)
Hilarious parody of Wonder Girls' "Nobody" by mrbrown and gang, also their take on the latest swine flu pandemic.
Check out the original podcast here.
Hehehe. Sorry! I know abit stupid XD
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
updates! :}
By Barack ObamaMon: Chem bonding MCQ time trial, GP presentation
Tues: Thermo chem retest, GP presentation
Last week of school, lets make the most out of it. Jiayou!
Sorry havent been updating hw and things regularly. ^^"
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
GOOD LUCK! :D
ALL THE BEST, STUDY HARD AND GOOD LUCK FOR SPA :D :D :D(last one ever :D :D)
(red for good luck. hehehe.)
With 56 leaves--and presumably 14 times the luck of your run-of-the-mill four-leaf clover--this plant bred by farmer Shigeo Obara may be the most-leaved clover ever discovered. The plant may dethrone an 18-leaf clover, also found by Shigeo, in the Guinness World Records.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/05/photogalleries/week-in-news-pictures-130/photo4.html
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