http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6164988.stm
super funny International Space Station
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6164988.stm
i think there's a free radical in the sci lib. there's this missing chair at one table, and the missing chair "moves" from table to table, as people grab another chair to sit. so this mysterious free radical propagates endlessly around the sci lib. and then there seems to be one or two more missing chairs now. and there's this weird yellow chair that's also being shifted around.
hm the Catholic Church is thinking about condoms. what does that say, that everything is just a matter of perspective and interpretation. will they change, perhaps.
another day, another sky
ok so they want to have Bridging lessons for Primary 1 kids who come from non-mandarin speaking families. but what's this about naming the classes so that students feel more positive about them. so they have names like "Happyland"??? what the... and what's the in chinese. it sounds more like kindergarten than pri sch, or have am i getting too old (still 21 years old =]).
800m to Notre Dame de Paris
i think im going mad this sem
yeahterday, the tôt came to my mind that, since a large proportion of Singaporeans emigrated here, like all the history they teach us, so perhaps that says something about the people. Perhaps it's a bottleneck effect, perhaps all the ?resourceful, ?hardworking, ?desperate, ?adventurous, ?dare-to-leave-home, ?willing-to-sacrifice people were the ones who chose to leave China, leave other countries, and travel to Singapura/Temasek/whatever, to find work, to seek money, wealth, better life, adventure, dreams. Perhaps we actively selected for those genes. us? who did it. but perhaps i could hypothesize that it happened. and so, that leads to the Singapore today, with citizens who are less strongly rooted in culture but more attracted towards adventure, wealth, progress, advancement, who are more willing to sacrifice for the promise of another future, who are more keen on enterprises, on globalisation, on delocalisation, on emigration. Perhaps these very qualities make Singapore so easily adaptable, so malleable, so successful. And at the same time make it so hard to maintain and keep together as an identity. Perhaps.
I woke up with my right arm aching.
started in Germany and spread to France and Italy. Temperature dropped to 0 and two 400,000 volt lines died and then the electricity grid went mad and the safety device cut off 5,200 Megawatts worth of power, wow. and the TGVs were delayed by 30mins to 1 hr, which means they can claim their ticketprice back.
so exciting to have arrows flying 40m, so exciting to have no strength and confidence that the arrow can actually land somewhere decent. how. and the pain is back in my elbow, the big red bruise. how to shoot FITA900. and my cursed form is missing, im clicking at the wrong place, which is so tiring. argh. at least it feels half-decent. and sylvia keeps commenting that my arm is not turning, argh. which is very painful when i reach no-strength ends.
ok i can't help putting up my new found toys and stuff. so nice! my silver, black, orange theme-d footwear. new asics shoes! now i can run properly without flapping soles. and i just ran around the school in 26mins, i shall try to reach 20mins, in the long run. or should i aim for two rounds, shall see.
song of the moment:
de Jax
孙燕姿 - 雨天
周杰伦 - 珊瑚海
林俊杰&金莎 - 被风吹过的夏天
Kitaro - Symphony of Dreams
James Blunt - You Are Beautiful
Clannad - Seachran Charn Tsiail
Céline Dion - En attendant ses pas
ASIE - Et puis la terre
陈奕迅 - 十年
Yanni - Before I Go
Céline Dion/Garou - Sous le vent
Dido - White Flag
梁静茹 - 如果有一天 [歌/词]
Natalie Imbruglia - Torn
6 km
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