//EDIT: so we have decided to move back home on 15 May.. guess that is only one month more to stay in hall, so im starting to shift things back to home..

asked to shift room to another block in my hall on 15th may to another block because of some event.. when i am going to pack and leave this place on the 22th may. within a week shift two times meh?! ridiculous, and i have to stay on the week between 15th-22th because i have many many deadlines for the assignments! And moving fridge, printer etc… kaos…

taken with my sis’ n73 nokia..

i gave my slightly scratched samsung e870 a new look to protect it from future negligence by ‘gmask-ing‘ it.

We have to be skeptical when watching movie as not all movies represent the real world. Usually, most scenes from the movies are either far-fetched or nearly impossible to happen, for instance, running on top of waters with qing gong in chinese movies. We know that jumping through the windows might cause some laceration, yet the super heroes in the movies are never hurt by the shards of glasses from windows. Many of us understood that these cannot happen in the real world, but often, our thought processes just stopped here.

Have you ever ask yourself, what laws/theories explain why it cannot happen?

Have you ever notice that there are sound from star war’s loud shootings or space explosion scenes? But we know that sound cannot travel in vacuum…

While browsing journal articles for my physics curriculum assignment, I came across the idea of introducing a project-based movie review base on correct physics or violation of the laws of physics to students as a method to learning and arousing interest in physics. I think it is quite interesting and meaningful as students get to process deep thinking on movie clips and how it is related to physics, formulate hypotheses and proving whether actions/scenes in the movie violates or represent correct physics in the real world. It is a good relation of real world.

While doing a step further in my research, I found a site reviewing movies through a physicist’s eyes, and this site is called Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics. It has quite a good review on movies which violates or follows the law of physics. We know our content well on physics concepts, but rarely apply to the real world around us. This site is a good read of movies that violates the law of physics.

As i mentioned, I think it is meaningful and interesting, so I shall adopt this journal to be reviewed in my physics assignment. Researching for a appropriate journal can be tiring, and so i shall rest for now and work on this topic on another day!

i don’t care, I need audience, I want ktv, ktv ktv ktv ktvktvktvktvktvktvktvktvktv!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so, since i cant ktv, I RECORDED MY SINGINGS. For this, I have temporary disabled my streaming of standard music, so in case you are bth from my singing, you can resume the standard music above, keke. And you, poor you, very poor you are forced to listen to my singings! Please CLICK play! onegai! It will definitely be funny lah! anyhow sing anyhow record, anyhow listen lah, before you click, don’t expect too much lah har… sometimes can hear my cd running..

a lot of mumbling keke, hundred years never listen to this song liao…

this song has amazing shouting part which i think i made it too loud >.< GLASS SHATTERED LE LAH!

ok lah, paiseh lah, not very trained, plus my laptop mic v lousy, so if the singings v bad for ur ears then accompany me to the ktv, cause given a gd mic, the environment etc, it will be MUCH better!

anyway, all old songs lah... no money buy new karaoke vcd/dvd, sobs and also quite outdated lah.

and... sometimes you only know your voice sucks after recording and hearing it for yourself..