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I realized today that I actually made it past 20,000 posts and hadn't even noticed it...of course with my primary alias I'm still not even close to closing in on 10,000...which says a lot I suppose. Mostly that my other personalities are quite chatty. :)
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I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/
Although I was doing vector problems in my dreams last night...
Ah, folks are back.
Bless his heart. Not the sharpest hook in the tackle box.
I think after the second or third month on the island I would have killed Gilligan.
Month? I didn't think you had that kind of patience. Week...maybe. ;P
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THE CAKE IS A LIE! A FILTHY LIE!
king Cake left overs...........hhhmmmmmm
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Today's lab was titration. I like the titration itself well enough, but I hate cleaning the buret. I'm always terrified I'm going to break it, and they're so expensive.
I doth protest. No one should be rationing tïts.
I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/
I feel your pain. I'm slowly getting the hang of logarithmic math, but today was spent on exponential growth and decay models.
My head exploded this evening. We have seven quizzes and get to drop one. The one I took earlier this evening looks like the one that's getting dropped with one more to go next week before the finals.
I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/I feel your pain. I'm slowly getting the hang of logarithmic math, but today was spent on exponential growth and decay models.
My head exploded this evening. We have seven quizzes and get to drop one. The one I took earlier this evening looks like the one that's getting dropped with one more to go next week before the finals.
Good luck with that. I had logarithms last semester...and they still trip me up a bit in chem class. Stupid logs having different sig fig rules from everything else. >.<
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.
Anyways, I bet AZ will find our exploded brains very tasty after all that work we put them through. :)
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.
I remember fussing when having to memorize the quadratic equation. Now? That seems to be child's play. Especially when Euler's number is getting thrown into the mix as being a required part of the formula. Today, it was o.
*kaboom*
I'm thinking one more quarter and then I'm going to focus on the science requirements. I have no desire to get a mathematics degree.
I know there's gripe in Ohio when all the schools will switch from a quarterly to semester schedule at the end of August. May take a little longer, but I don't mind as I won't feel there's so much math being crammed in a short period of time. I could use the extra weeks to have the stuff sink in.
Good night!
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.I remember fussing when having to memorize the quadratic equation. Now? That seems to be child's play. Especially when Euler's number is getting thrown into the mix as being a required part of the formula. Today, it was o.
*kaboom*
That looks an awful lot like my chemistry homework.
Up until this semester, math was my easy class....now I'm starting to worry about what calculus is going to be like....and I'm going to be taking this the same semester as organic chemistry? What's wrong with me?I blame all the brain explosions. It's murder on the SAN score. :)
And I honestly don't think I could handle that quarterly schedule. A 15 week semester is already pretty crammed to start with.
That looks an awful lot like my chemistry homework.
Up until this semester, math was my easy class....now I'm starting to worry about what calculus is going to be like....and I'm going to be taking this the same semester as organic chemistry? What's wrong with me?I blame all the brain explosions. It's murder on the SAN score. :)
And I honestly don't think I could handle that quarterly schedule. A 15 week semester is already pretty crammed to start with.
While I'm targeting a BS over a BA, I'm going to stick with all the basic science classes and avoid chemistry if I can to satisfy the Associates requirement.
Quarterly is 10 weeks out here, except this summer will be crammed into just 9 during Summer to prepare for the semester transition. I only have to take one more math class (which will be next quarter) to satisfy those requirements unless I want to take another optional math course in lieu of a science requirement. Blergh.
I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/
I think after the second or third month on the island I would have killed Gilligan.
I would have killed and eaten Gilligan after I grew tired of coconut sandwiches. And I would have seduced Mary Ann and Ginger long before the ship went down.
I would be spending time with Marry Ann and Ginger as a priority. ;)I think after the second or third month on the island I would have killed Gilligan.Month? I didn't think you had that kind of patience. Week...maybe. ;P
Gah, Ninjaed!!!
I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/I feel your pain. I'm slowly getting the hang of logarithmic math, but today was spent on exponential growth and decay models.
My head exploded this evening. We have seven quizzes and get to drop one. The one I took earlier this evening looks like the one that's getting dropped with one more to go next week before the finals.
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.I remember fussing when having to memorize the quadratic equation. Now? That seems to be child's play. Especially when Euler's number is getting thrown into the mix as being a required part of the formula. Today, it was o.
*kaboom*
I'm thinking one more quarter and then I'm going to focus on the science requirements. I have no desire to get a mathematics degree.
I know there's gripe in Ohio when all the schools will switch from a quarterly to semester schedule at the end of August. May take a little longer, but I don't mind as I won't feel there's so much math being crammed in a short period of time. I could use the extra weeks to have the stuff sink in.
As much as I well and truly hate math, I must admit that having more time to work on the formulae isn't necessarily a bad thing- who knows, the teacher may actually SLOW THE F#~~ DOWN so people who weren't born with logarithms tattooed on the insides of their eyelids can actually LEARN something.
I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/I feel your pain. I'm slowly getting the hang of logarithmic math, but today was spent on exponential growth and decay models.
My head exploded this evening. We have seven quizzes and get to drop one. The one I took earlier this evening looks like the one that's getting dropped with one more to go next week before the finals.
Good luck with that. I had logarithms last semester...and they still trip me up a bit in chem class. Stupid logs having different sig fig rules from everything else. >.<
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.
Anyways, I bet AZ will find our exploded brains very tasty after all that work we put them through. :)
My wife doesn't hate math nearly as much as I do- in fact she seems to like it, which disturbs/worries me. However, even she states that the problem with math in the US today and even in yesteryear isn't that all kids are dumb and all math teachers are brilliant and frustrated, it's the way it's taught. It really does encourage a split in the class between those who "get it" and those who "don't get it" and friction between the two factions is encouraged, sometimes unknowingly, by the teacher. It's too binary for me, at the very least.
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I have a math test tomorrow. I am not ready for it. And I cannot seem to focus enough to study. :/I feel your pain. I'm slowly getting the hang of logarithmic math, but today was spent on exponential growth and decay models.
My head exploded this evening. We have seven quizzes and get to drop one. The one I took earlier this evening looks like the one that's getting dropped with one more to go next week before the finals.
Good luck with that. I had logarithms last semester...and they still trip me up a bit in chem class. Stupid logs having different sig fig rules from everything else. >.<
I just really hate how this prof expects us to memorize a boatload of formulas. Some are provided, but you have to be able to recognize them on sight since they aren't labeled and all the really important ones you just have to know. I have an entire whiteboard covered with 'really important' formulas I'm supposed to have memorized. Stupid midterms. So glad next week is spring break. My brain is ready to explode after so many tests.
Anyways, I bet AZ will find our exploded brains very tasty after all that work we put them through. :)
tastes the esploded brains
Hmmmmm, needs more differential equations.....
*blibk*
Morning all!
I am done with work for today =D
Now I just gotta do a buttload of chores and procurement runs
*blink*
Morning all
I did follow up calls on a bunch of jobs today. Only got shot down once. Keep your fingers crossed.Good luck!!!
+1!
Morning allGood morning! Nice to see you. :)
I can't stay, since I have to get to work, and then back to the hotel to work on revision 4 of my round 4 entry.
I'm the wind!
And good to see you! However briefly! :)
Looking forward to entry 4! You're gonna do great! :D
My wife doesn't hate math nearly as much as I do- in fact she seems to like it, which disturbs/worries me. However, even she states that the problem with math in the US today and even in yesteryear isn't that all kids are dumb and all math teachers are brilliant and frustrated, it's the way it's taught. It really does encourage a split in the class between those who "get it" and those who "don't get it" and friction between the two factions is encouraged, sometimes unknowingly, by the teacher. It's too binary for me, at the very least.
The last two semesters I've been very fortunate to have math teachers who actually cared about all of their students learning math. This semester I am not so fortunate. I may not be able to work out the problems as fast as some of the other folks in my class, but overall my grades are better. To quote my chem teacher (he was an awful teacher but it was a good saying) "Persistence beats talent every day of the week."
On the other hand, I do not have a good feeling at all about the test I have to go take right now. I memorize well, buit there are limits. :(
My wife doesn't hate math nearly as much as I do- in fact she seems to like it, which disturbs/worries me. However, even she states that the problem with math in the US today and even in yesteryear isn't that all kids are dumb and all math teachers are brilliant and frustrated, it's the way it's taught. It really does encourage a split in the class between those who "get it" and those who "don't get it" and friction between the two factions is encouraged, sometimes unknowingly, by the teacher. It's too binary for me, at the very least.The last two semesters I've been very fortunate to have math teachers who actually cared about all of their students learning math. This semester I am not so fortunate. I may not be able to work out the problems as fast as some of the other folks in my class, but overall my grades are better. To quote my chem teacher (he was an awful teacher but it was a good saying) "Persistence beats talent every day of the week."
On the other hand, I do not have a good feeling at all about the test I have to go take right now. I memorize well, buit there are limits. :(
Good luck! Break a leg. Thinking good thoughts. And all that jazz! :)