Funny little progenies of the previous bigger bully, here and here. And ahahahaha XD
A lovely science one plops by.
Then a graphic one. o.o
This one's evolved a heart. <3 And aww.
(I don't think our links fit with Mendelian Genetics. Yay!)
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
... at least I passed? :/
I have Chinese tuition later. I forgot to tell my tuition teacher that I had a Chinese exam before the exam, and I kind of don't know how to tell her that it was over afterwards, so she still has the impression that my exam would be during these few weeks.
Which means the time for presenting my paper to her will be delayed. (And I hope that she doesn't see the date on my paper.)
I hope she isn't too disappointed by my results. I feel bad.
Which means the time for presenting my paper to her will be delayed. (And I hope that she doesn't see the date on my paper.)
I hope she isn't too disappointed by my results. I feel bad.
Friday, May 6, 2011
NAPFA? NAPHA?
(I'll just stick with PFT.)
I think PFT is rather stupid, really. I'm not sure what's the purpose of it - to 'force' students to exercise in preparation for it, or for the Ministry of Health (or some authoritative board like that) to gauge the fitness level of students across Singapore.
But if you think about it: PFT doesn't really measure fitness level, with the exception of perhaps the 2.4 run. Not being able to jump far for Standing Broad Jump doesn't mean you're unfit. Not being able to do a few Inclined Pull-ups doesn't mean you're unfit. Not being flexible enough for Sit and Reach doesn't mean you're unfit either. Sit Ups and Shuttle Run too. These exercises test a specific muscular development (e.g. IPU, Sit Ups) or technique (SBJ, Shuttle Run - okay for this I admit you need a certain level of speed, but the difference between average and exceptional is really how well you manage to stop yourself and stretch to reach the block and all that).
This rant is probably the effect of my unsatisfactory results of PFT, so I think I'm biased, but ah heck.
I think PFT is rather stupid, really. I'm not sure what's the purpose of it - to 'force' students to exercise in preparation for it, or for the Ministry of Health (or some authoritative board like that) to gauge the fitness level of students across Singapore.
But if you think about it: PFT doesn't really measure fitness level, with the exception of perhaps the 2.4 run. Not being able to jump far for Standing Broad Jump doesn't mean you're unfit. Not being able to do a few Inclined Pull-ups doesn't mean you're unfit. Not being flexible enough for Sit and Reach doesn't mean you're unfit either. Sit Ups and Shuttle Run too. These exercises test a specific muscular development (e.g. IPU, Sit Ups) or technique (SBJ, Shuttle Run - okay for this I admit you need a certain level of speed, but the difference between average and exceptional is really how well you manage to stop yourself and stretch to reach the block and all that).
This rant is probably the effect of my unsatisfactory results of PFT, so I think I'm biased, but ah heck.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
I'm hungry
Yet I can't eat because I really can't be bothered to take out my retainers slick with saliva just to pop in a couple of grapes. Like seriously? zzz.
So I think I'll just go take a nap.
So I think I'll just go take a nap.
Is it really a failed life
If we've never attained a gold for NAPHA? Or if we can't spell out the abbreviations?
Well I probably can't pronounce it as well now that I've gotten retainers and only know how to spit everywhere. -_-
Well I probably can't pronounce it as well now that I've gotten retainers and only know how to spit everywhere. -_-
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