Biology MCQ wasn't very good...

Went to the SAFTI Military Institute today at Jurong West...

2 Maserati Quattroportes seen on PIE: 1 black & 1 silver... Other cars like the 3-series , 5-series C-class, E-class are very common.

There is a bloody biology MCQ tomorrow...

WHO Model Lists of Essential Medicines

http://www.who.int/medicines/publications/essentialmedicines/en/index.html

I think this is quite interesting. It includes antimigraine drugs,antidotes, and antineoplastic drugs.

10 Appealing Cars

Here are my current favourites

1.Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale

2.Porsche Panamera Turbo S

3.Ferrari 458 Italia

4.BMW 7-Series Li Model

5.Jaguar XJL

6.Audi A7

7.Aston Martin DBS

8.Mercedes CLS 63 AMG

9.Volkswagen Passat CC

10.Bentley Continental GT

Anyway, the Panamera isn't as common as a BMW 7-series, even though it is cheaper. I think people prefer a 'limousine', as compared to a 'sports coupé ' Also, there is more legroom. Aston Martin Rapide--- not much legroom either. Surprisingly, the CLS 350 has less legroom than a E-class -.-

Chimie wasn't really good. I don't know why. Annoying bus service ----I think I waited for at least 15 minutes... Other buses, except 14 came earlier zzz. Volvo double Decker-- not bad.

Saw 3 Porsches today:- Panamera, Carrera 4S and Boxster.

SNAP !!! There is Chemistry Paper 1 tomorrow !!! I am so mad right now lolzz.... DAMN !!!

I really need to improve on my A.Math. I'm 'Chinese', there is no excuse for me to be bad at A.math zzz -.-

Rabona

Looks so professional.... Germans.

Most powerful naturally aspirated production engine in the world

Petrol/Gasoline engine (naturally aspirated) - 559 kW (760 PS; 750 hp) - 2011 Aston Martin One-77 7.3L V12 engine

For naturally aspirated engine, that's pretty cool.

For the average price of a resale five-room HDB flat, you get a Trident badged coupe that looks nothing short of gorgeous inside and out, a thoroughbred Italian sports car and lots of standard kit. Moreover, unlike with a German car, you’ll get that sense of occasion each time you drive or sit in one of these.

What a clever way to phrase it: Maserati GranTurismo S only costs as much as a HDB 5-room flat :)

HAHAHA fake brembo 'covers' I want that !!!

Real brembo ceramic calipers are so bloody expensive -.-

Wait till a curious person yanks the cover off --FAIL----

Chemistry: What a bitch... :|

Anyway, after Emath 2 there is Chemistry 2 tomorrow :) ..... I haven't studied everything yet.

I don't really like Electrolysis :| maybe organic chemistry with the 'benzene ring' lol, also remembering so many conditions: catalyst, pressure, temperature. bonding-----[stupid atoms-molecules-ions-electrons-inter molecular forces -electrostatic forces... hahaha I think I get it.] Energy changes--not too bad.,

I experimented with dry ice earlier today. Did so many things with it..

1.Put it in a bottle of water capped the lid and let the pressure build up. Release the pressure slowly and you hear gas rushing out.

2. Dissolved the dry ice into water and tested it with blue litmus paper.... indeed it turned red: carbonic acid. It had a sour taste. Free soda water -.-

3.Tried to freeze myself with it... Tissue got frozen hard lolz 'defrost' (nearly had frostbite).

4. Almost got choked while breathing in carbon dioxide gas that sublimed. hahaha

Cars I saw today in the Central Region

An orange Lamborghini, a grey Porsche 911Targa and a red 911 too.

AMath

AMath: dismal as usual... 10m question at the back zzz.

Tried to do a trick:

1^st Attempt: tried to kick a 500 ml PET bottle through the doorway. Unfortunately, it sailed wide left, and ended up near the dustbin. I thought about it and brought in soccer free-kick techniques.

2^nd Attempt: This time, it was brilliant !!! The PET bottle glided past the doorway, dead centre and hit the corridor (wall). The projectile had a nice trajectory, sort of a parabolic trajectory (like a knuckle shot if you can imagine it) I think I did that about 6 meters away from the doorway. Thankfully it did not overshoot the corridor, if not that would be considered high rise littering.

* 500ml Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle courtesy of Daniel Lam.

Here comes the astonishing part. As I was just about to retrieve the PET bottle, I saw Mr Wee. I think Mr Wee was just beside the doorway when the projectile struck the wall. If that ‘free-kick’ had occurred even a second later the consequence could have been worse.

Indeed, the trajectory of a bottle is very difficult to predict, unlike regular objects like a sphere. I’ve managed to demonstrate the Magnus effect previously, using a soccer ball.

Magnus Force:

F = lift force

ρ = density of the fluid

r = radius of the ball

v = velocity of the ball

A = cross-sectional area of ball

C_L = lift coefficient

E.Math

E.math Paper 1 today. Not bad... Finished just in time. Don't thing that would be the case for Amath.

CL results lucky/not so lucky 4(M). It was really funny because I thought I'd fail . At least it's a B4, not that bad. Merit for Oral/L.C. I must have 'crashed' in Paper 2 Comprehension; scribbled everything from the passage. I think the Paper 1 Composition and Situational Writing helped a lot.

English Oral

Yeah Day 1 wasn't that bad. Team No. F316 (lulz F316 Stainless Steel) The theme was Music... reading passage 'violin solo performance' conversation 'importance of music' & 'working in a team' Really nice environment to have Oral examination. On a Monday, with CCAs having their activity going on and 'loudspeaker playing the school song' . I bet the examiners were startled when they first heard the song.

Having oral examinations in the corner of the Library was quite good because it is isolated from the other parts of the Library.

Orals before/during preliminary examination...

English Oral

WEEEEE tomorrow is the English Oral examination. I'm so 'stoked' !!!!

YEAHHHHHH... :)

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Do i need Soccer Shoes to curve the ball?? please reply....

IgniteTheLighter 8 hours ago

This is hilarious !!!!!!