Something from the past

If I had my way back then, my top 3 choices for Secondary Schools would have been Xinmin/North Vista/Mayflower. Yeah, and I would have ignored the 2nd Option Form.






I just felt like it, ok?

Huh?

I just took a closer look at my results and realised that my best subject was Genetics and Plant Breeding.

WTF?

FilesTube

Heard of YouTube, have ya? How about FilesTube?

RESULTS

ARBORICULTURE C
GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING B
INNOVATION & ENTERPRISE IN ACTION PX
LANDSCAPE DESIGN II D+
PROPAGATION & NURSERY MANAGEMENT C+


CURRENT SEMESTER GRADE POINT AVERAGE : 2.3243


LEGEND

AD - DISTINCTION PX - PASS IN MODULES GRADED PASS OR FAIL ONLY
A+ , A - EXCELLENT ABS - ABSENT
B+, B - VERY GOOD DB - DEBARRED
C+ , C - GOOD EX - CREDIT EXEMPTION
D+, D - PASS TRF - CREDIT TRANSFER
F - FAIL

That's it?

After 4 days, I finished Assassin's Creed. That was quick......

Vision of the Future

During the night of 6/7 March, I dreamt of a new CoH patch! Later in the day when I went to play the game, there WAS a new patch! Wow...!


*NOTE*
I'll be away from here(the blog) for the next week or two because I'll be playing my new games on my new PS3.

RE: Physicists Successfully Store and Retrieve Nothing

Kai Yi has some problems understanding this article.


Basically, what it says is that scientists have found a way to store 'nothing', meaning vacuum. Read the article. Please. If you don't get it, then read my interpretation of the article.


The example on light shows that when light is travelling through gas and suddenly stopped, it gets imprinted on the atoms. When you let it move again, there is no more print. Same for the vacuum.


Ok. An easier explanation. Compare it to your computer. Everytime you move your mouse or type there are zeros and ones being created and erased. When you save, it creates an imprint of that particular set of information. The only difference is that when you load a saved file on your computer, the original saved file is still there. When you do that for the vacuum, or for light, the original 'file' is gone.


Now you understand?