Monday, January 11, 2010
♥ Econs Article Review!
Hello class!
I finally saw Mrs Eileen Tan, she went to Japan in the holidays so she didn't reply my sms and emails! Ohwells many of you are asking me about the article review, so here goes:
You can review on any article related to econs (Straits Times Money, the economists, stuff you see online etc). I think you can just write what you've learnt from the article, how you can apply the economics concepts on it. I am not sure if it must be concepts from the 2 holiday lecture notes, but that's what I did. Mrs Tan said she forgot what the instructions are so...haha and it's not very important to her also...but just try your best lah ok!!
By the way, Mrs Tan is not our econs teacher this year..:(((((((( Sigh she also dunno who will take over haha...she said maybe a person called Kelly, but some of yall said that she is a H1 Econs teacher? Aiya dunno lah whoever it is just don't let it affect your attitude towards econs ok? Stay positive! :D
Oh the budget themes presentation is not graded too, as mentioned by Serene. But I hope all of you will still take it seriously and give our new teacher a good impression of us! :)
That's all I have for econs updates! I hope all of you had fun on the first day of school! XD Jiayou for everything! :DD
WQ
I finally saw Mrs Eileen Tan, she went to Japan in the holidays so she didn't reply my sms and emails! Ohwells many of you are asking me about the article review, so here goes:
You can review on any article related to econs (Straits Times Money, the economists, stuff you see online etc). I think you can just write what you've learnt from the article, how you can apply the economics concepts on it. I am not sure if it must be concepts from the 2 holiday lecture notes, but that's what I did. Mrs Tan said she forgot what the instructions are so...haha and it's not very important to her also...but just try your best lah ok!!
By the way, Mrs Tan is not our econs teacher this year..:(((((((( Sigh she also dunno who will take over haha...she said maybe a person called Kelly, but some of yall said that she is a H1 Econs teacher? Aiya dunno lah whoever it is just don't let it affect your attitude towards econs ok? Stay positive! :D
Oh the budget themes presentation is not graded too, as mentioned by Serene. But I hope all of you will still take it seriously and give our new teacher a good impression of us! :)
That's all I have for econs updates! I hope all of you had fun on the first day of school! XD Jiayou for everything! :DD
WQ
9:18 PM
♥ So I shall revive the dead and dying blog...
Haha as usual I had nothing to say until kendra told me I could talk about cutting hair.
Okay I presume no one actually wants to know == It's not like I'm a professional or anything. But just in case anyone wants to follow my footsteps.
First, you go scout around the net for pics of your ideal hair (I didn't do that this time, will do it the next).
Then, after you've found one that suits your hair type, you start.
Separate your hair into sections. Like, I used hair ties but clips will be fine. So you divide your hair into half from the top to the bottom. Then your separate the rest by layers, from the top to the bottom. Kinda like half of a tictactoe board.
I tend to work from the bottomost layer which I find to be the most important. Since it sets the whole foundation of your hair style.
So, yes, it was painful to chop off my hair. GAH it's still painful when I recall the memories.
Erm, so I sort of devised my own style of layering. Not sure if that's the correct way or anything but I just use scissors and continuously make cuts along a bunch of hair. Like you can either twist it before you do that or just do it straight. I'm not sure what will the difference be but yeah.
So if you intend to cut it like me the top layers should be shorter than the bottom layers. Like I normally divide my hair into 6 sections, 3 on each side. So yeah, vary the lengths. Okay I know my hair's not cut that well cos I can't see the back but hey, it's my first attempt at short hair!
Okay and I heard somewhere that you should leave the top layer alone. Like don't layer it too much, just cut it to the length shorter than the others.
Regarding long hair, it's kinda similar I guess. Just that you keep the topmost layer longer. Like either at your cheekbone or chin. Depends on you. Then yeah the rest of the lengths of the layers should be equally separated.
Hope you learnt something today. Lol.
ALRIGHT. Class blog revived.
Okay I presume no one actually wants to know == It's not like I'm a professional or anything. But just in case anyone wants to follow my footsteps.
First, you go scout around the net for pics of your ideal hair (I didn't do that this time, will do it the next).
Then, after you've found one that suits your hair type, you start.
Separate your hair into sections. Like, I used hair ties but clips will be fine. So you divide your hair into half from the top to the bottom. Then your separate the rest by layers, from the top to the bottom. Kinda like half of a tictactoe board.
I tend to work from the bottomost layer which I find to be the most important. Since it sets the whole foundation of your hair style.
So, yes, it was painful to chop off my hair. GAH it's still painful when I recall the memories.
Erm, so I sort of devised my own style of layering. Not sure if that's the correct way or anything but I just use scissors and continuously make cuts along a bunch of hair. Like you can either twist it before you do that or just do it straight. I'm not sure what will the difference be but yeah.
So if you intend to cut it like me the top layers should be shorter than the bottom layers. Like I normally divide my hair into 6 sections, 3 on each side. So yeah, vary the lengths. Okay I know my hair's not cut that well cos I can't see the back but hey, it's my first attempt at short hair!
Okay and I heard somewhere that you should leave the top layer alone. Like don't layer it too much, just cut it to the length shorter than the others.
Regarding long hair, it's kinda similar I guess. Just that you keep the topmost layer longer. Like either at your cheekbone or chin. Depends on you. Then yeah the rest of the lengths of the layers should be equally separated.
Hope you learnt something today. Lol.
ALRIGHT. Class blog revived.
8:06 PM
Saturday, September 19, 2009
♥ just for laughs!
hope you had a good laugh :P seeya (some of you, anyway) at MAF! :D
3:55 PM
Saturday, September 12, 2009
♥ Destress!
:D Enjoyed? Now go back to mug! :P Jiayou! :D
2:58 PM
Monday, August 10, 2009
♥ And so we'll continue with math videos. Dang mug leh ==
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cAs1YBELmA
11:35 AM
Sunday, August 9, 2009
♥ Math entertainment!
Lyrics:
At first I was afraid, what could the answer be?
It said given this position find velocity.
So I tried to work it out, but I knew that I was wrong.
I struggled; I cried, "A problem shouldn't take this long!"
I tried to think, control my nerve.
It's evident that speed's tangential to that time-position curve.
This problem would be mine if I just knew that tangent line.
But what to do? Show me a sign!
So I thought back to Calculus.
Way back to Newton and to Leibniz,
And to problems just like this.
And just like that when I had given up all hope,
I said nope, there's just one way to find that slope.
And so now I, I will derive.
Find the derivative of x position with respect to time.
It's as easy as can be, just have to take dx/dt.
I will derive, I will derive. Hey, hey!
And then I went ahead to the second part.
But as I looked at it I wasn't sure quite how to start.
It was asking for the time at which velocity
Was at a maximum, and I was thinking "Woe is me."
But then I thought, this much I know.
I've gotta find acceleration, set it equal to zero.
Now if I only knew what the function was for a.
I guess I'm gonna have to solve for it someway.
So I thought back to Calculus.
Way back to Newton and to Leibniz,
And to problems just like this.
And just like that when I had given up all hope,
I said nope, there's just one way to find that slope.
And so now I, I will derive.
Find the derivative of velocity with respect to time.
It's as easy as can be, just have to take dv/dt.
I will derive, I will derive.
So I thought back to Calculus.
Way back to Newton and to Leibniz,
And to problems just like this.
And just like that when I had given up all hope,
I said nope, there's just one way to find that slope.
And so now I, I will derive.
Find the derivative of x position with respect to time.
It's as easy as can be, just have to take dx/dt.
I will derive, I will derive, I will derive!
lovelove,
WQ :)
2:15 PM
Thursday, August 6, 2009
♥ HATES BLOGSPOT.
I CAN'T POST PICTURES ARGH.
9:17 PM
