Sunrise, as seen by Apollo.
Saturday, 24 November 2007
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Anagram of Doom
The much anticipated anagram of doom:
Dark bob lethac.
Clue; it's normally found in a classroom.
I've pretty much given it away!
Dark bob lethac.
Clue; it's normally found in a classroom.
I've pretty much given it away!
Esoteric Facts Quiz - REVENGE II
1. What is the difference between 'petra' and 'petrus'?
2. Which family does the thrush belong to?
3. What does 'mollify' mean?
4. Who said this? "Dogs look up to you, cats look down on you, pigs see you as an equal."
5. What were Cathrine of Arragon's parent's names?
6. On the eve of what holy day was Marie Antoinette born?
7. What is another name for 'domain' (in biology), apart from superkingdom or empire?
8. Name the notes in a C# minor chord. (This one's easy - you can work it out).
9. Who was Napoleon's wife?
10.What have I got in my pocket?
(You will either know, or you won't).
2. Which family does the thrush belong to?
3. What does 'mollify' mean?
4. Who said this? "Dogs look up to you, cats look down on you, pigs see you as an equal."
5. What were Cathrine of Arragon's parent's names?
6. On the eve of what holy day was Marie Antoinette born?
7. What is another name for 'domain' (in biology), apart from superkingdom or empire?
8. Name the notes in a C# minor chord. (This one's easy - you can work it out).
9. Who was Napoleon's wife?
10.What have I got in my pocket?
(You will either know, or you won't).
French Quiz - REVENGE
NO CHEATING!
1. Translate to French: "We ate oranges."
2. "She never does anything."
3. "He is tall with yellow hair, and he has a sister who is called Jane."
4. "Let's dance!"
5. Translate to English: la vache
6. la casse
7. oublier
8. connaître
9. savoir
10. "elles sont venues" (ignore if you don't know about this form of passé composé).
1. Translate to French: "We ate oranges."
2. "She never does anything."
3. "He is tall with yellow hair, and he has a sister who is called Jane."
4. "Let's dance!"
5. Translate to English: la vache
6. la casse
7. oublier
8. connaître
9. savoir
10. "elles sont venues" (ignore if you don't know about this form of passé composé).
Monday, 12 November 2007
And about this skin...
We want a new one. SO.
We need to pick a picture that we want. We can make it similar to this skin though, so I don't have to rewrite the coding and so on. It'll be the same size.. Oh. Bell. *to be continued*
*continued*
... as the picture at the moment, so sometime when I have more time I'll get this picture and see what size it is and if there's a background image and so on. More a holiday project than exam-time project I think.
We need to pick a picture that we want. We can make it similar to this skin though, so I don't have to rewrite the coding and so on. It'll be the same size.. Oh. Bell. *to be continued*
*continued*
... as the picture at the moment, so sometime when I have more time I'll get this picture and see what size it is and if there's a background image and so on. More a holiday project than exam-time project I think.
Wow.. Aha! I shall write YOU a quiz!!!! Kiii-YA!
And here was me thinking that no-one ever went on this blog.
Write another quiz! hehe.
I'll write a quiz. On carbon chemistry :O
1. What is ethanol used for?
2. What is a hydrocarbon?
3. What is the difference between an alkane and an alkene?
4. When carbon dioxide is dissolved in water (eg. in coke), what is the product? (Ie. what does it make?)
5. What does combust mean?
6. When something combusts in air, what is it actually reacting with?
7. Is diamond a conductor? Why/why not?
8. Is graphite a conductor? Why/why not?
9. What is an allotrope?
10. How are the gases NO and NO2 formed, and what are their effects on the environment/humans?
Write another quiz! hehe.
I'll write a quiz. On carbon chemistry :O
1. What is ethanol used for?
2. What is a hydrocarbon?
3. What is the difference between an alkane and an alkene?
4. When carbon dioxide is dissolved in water (eg. in coke), what is the product? (Ie. what does it make?)
5. What does combust mean?
6. When something combusts in air, what is it actually reacting with?
7. Is diamond a conductor? Why/why not?
8. Is graphite a conductor? Why/why not?
9. What is an allotrope?
10. How are the gases NO and NO2 formed, and what are their effects on the environment/humans?
Friday, 9 November 2007
Thiomagarita Namibiensis - ick.
Thiomargarita namibiensis are a coccus proteobacterium that are visible to the naked eye. Ooh, that's interesting! There's another type that are as well, but I can't remember their name. : (
You know what coccus means? You don't, eh? It's one of the many morphologies of bacteria. It's the spherical one.
(Hehe).
That would make a good quiz question:
Are all bacteria micro-organisms?
NO! Hahahahahahaha! Completely insane! Deranged.
Electrons are submicroscopic (haha to those who believe [foolishly] that electrons can be seen through and electron microscope)! Hahahahehehehahahaha!
What's that?
Oh, it's just a thiomargarita nambiensis.
Alrightythen.
You know what coccus means? You don't, eh? It's one of the many morphologies of bacteria. It's the spherical one.
(Hehe).
That would make a good quiz question:
Are all bacteria micro-organisms?
NO! Hahahahahahaha! Completely insane! Deranged.
Electrons are submicroscopic (haha to those who believe [foolishly] that electrons can be seen through and electron microscope)! Hahahahehehehahahaha!
What's that?
Oh, it's just a thiomargarita nambiensis.
Alrightythen.
Wednesday, 7 November 2007
In Memory of Time not yet Lost
I don't really have time for this. I don't have time for it at all. But, nonetheless, I will cast away hours and comment on the patterns made by the sun on the water, as all those precious moments sink to their watery grave. And maybe even go for a swim, if it's warm enough.
I'm not sure if that made sense or not. Not to worry.
See, there. Five minutes, gone.
I'm not sure if that made sense or not. Not to worry.
See, there. Five minutes, gone.
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