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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
HandWritten on; 10:49 PM

i just HATE it.
Math and chinese was damn shit, and i mean real SHIT, unlike jingwen who claims to have done badly when she scored so much higher than me. yes, i know you're not showing off :)

However, I can console myself for english, thank God there's something to be happy about.

Its Ash Wednesday tomorrow, I have decided to abstain from fried food as a form of sacrifice, so yes, that is what I shall do.

Band was quite fun, because radetzsky march was fun to sightread, and its quite a nice song. and i just realise mieoteng and jiaying are damn GOOD in sightreading, i could hear the first saxes playing so loudly and clearly. PROS

ironically, i haven't been practising the piano since sunday, although i like richard clayderman's songs.

scared for social studies, i haven't started mugging the freaking textbook which sucks big time.

Sunday, February 26, 2006
HandWritten on; 12:33 PM

oh god, geog sucked, geog sucked, geog sucked. VERY MUCH.

finally got the Richard Clayderman scores. So many songs inside, its so nice, now i'm going practise the piano often.

Wednesday, February 22, 2006
HandWritten on; 5:33 PM

I don't how long its been since I last updated, yes, let's see, on sunday. quite a long time ago ain't it? Anyway , i was shocked to see my low physics and chemistry results.FREAKING PEOPLE CAN GET DAMN HIGH! -points to sally, wendy & chloe

Math just suck these days because there's surds, logarithms and blah blah blahs. why do we have to learn all this shit?!

There's band tomoro. I cannot expect myself to be happy and stay cheerful when I am going to see her and HER faces.

I hate it when there's a geography test tomoro. There's just too many things to remember.

Faults in Motion
There are three types of faults. Strike-slip faults occur where plates meet evenly and slip past each other horizontally. (The angle at which a fault cuts through the earth is referred to as the strike, so a strike-slip fault happens when plates slip along the strike). This is the most common fault type in California. When one side of a fault slips down relative to another, that's called a normal fault. Sometimes though, one side of a fault is driven up and over the other. This situation is referred to as a reverse or thrust fault.
Both normal and thrust faults create vertical shifts of the ground at the surface, and so are referred to as dip-slip faults. Geologists further characterize the motion of a fault in terms of its direction: if you are standing on one side of a fault looking across at the other, and the other side moves from right to left, then you have a left-lateral fault; if it moves to the right, then the fault is right-lateral.

In most places, this motion is steady and slow, as the plates slide past one another. Most move at only a few centimeters each year-- that's about the same rate of growth as your fingernails. This kind of motion is referred to by scientists as aseismic creep. But in some locations, where the friction between the plates is too great, whole sections become stuck against each other. As the rest of a plate keeps moving, the pressure on the stuck sections increases. Eventually, this pressure must be released. Though rock may seem brittle, it's actually an elastic material, capable of stretching and storing energy like a spring, and then returning that energy in a sudden rebound. A little bit more plate motion becomes the final trigger, the friction between the plates is overcome, and a section of the fault suddenly breaks loose, releasing all the stored elastic energy in one sudden jerk.
What Causes Earthquakes?
An earthquake is the shaking of the ground caused by an abrupt shift of rock along a fracture in the Earth, called a fault. Within seconds, an earthquake releases stress that has slowly accumulated within the rock, sometimes over hundreds of years.
The size of an earthquake is indicated by a number called its magnitude. Magnitude is calculated from a measurement of either the amplitude or the duration of specific types of recorded seismic waves. Magnitude is determined from measurements made from seismograms and not on reports of shaking or interpretations of building damage. ... The intensity of and earthquake is a measure of the amount of ground shaking at a particular site, and it is determined from reports of human reaction to shaking, damage done to structures, and other effects.
Earth scientists believe that most earthquakes are caused by slow movements inside the Earth that push against the Earth's brittle, relatively thin outer layer, causing the rocks to break suddenly. This outer layer is fragmented into a number of pieces, called plates. Most earthquakes occur at the boundaries of these plates. In Washington State, the small Juan de Fuca plate off the coast of Washington, Oregon, and northern California is slowly moving eastward beneath a much larger plate that includes both the North American continent the land beneath part of the Atlantic Ocean. Plate motions in the Pacific Northwest result in shallow earthquakes widely distributed over Washington and deep earthquakes in the western parts of Washington and Oregon. The movement of the Juan de Fuca plate beneath the North America plate is in many respects similar to the movements of plates in South America, Mexico, Japan, and Alaska, where the world's largest earthquakes occur.


And YAYS:)

Saturday, February 18, 2006
HandWritten on; 3:02 PM

Does my blog look okay? Because I edited several templates several times. Anyway chris is like a great html person.

Need to rush off for catechism!

Friday, February 17, 2006
HandWritten on; 8:11 PM

Today is such a wonderful day, because we had our Chem test, and this event signifies that there will be no more Chem tests for the rest of the term! How joyful it is to know that there would not be further torturing Chemistry tests lined up for you to do. Although, there is simply just a dozen more other tests of other subjects queuing up to be done, and that doesn't really console me. :/


I am definitely going to fail Chemistry, because I got 2 questions from the MCQ wrong and one structured question totally wrong! Adding the other mistakes which I do not know, I think I would fail my paper. When is Mr Gan going to give out our physics paper? The suspense is killing me, whether or not I failed.


Oh yes, these days band pracs have been FREAKING SUCKY, because of -erhem- , and thus I totally don't look forward to them at all. Firstly, why must sia be so biased, and pick -erhem- to play first flute? Like,why couldn't she pick Simin? Simin is such a BETTER candidate to play that. And she purposely did it in front of me and Simin,to show us that we are no match for -erhem-. OH PLEASE , over my dead body, like who can stand someone who arrogantly flaunts her skills in front of her seniors. ARGH I can't stand it. Simin and I swear to leave her alone forever and ignore her when she proposes any enquiry, since sia thinks so highly of her and she's unbelieveably TALENTED in playing the flute, and she deserves to play the first flute much more than us.


I desperately need a change of template for my blog.


Oh anyway, to nameless, I recorded this song from the tv on to my mp3, then i uploaded the song up to put up into my blog. So its like recorded, not downloaded :D

Wednesday, February 15, 2006
HandWritten on; 9:02 PM

I shall post a new post, and once again in big fonts, but not as huge as yesterday's. I'm still quite relieved that I have yet to receive physics and history paper, which I have done very badly.


I definitely would not be receiving my history essay tomoro because there's going to be a social studies graded assignment. Physics probably. I definitely did VERY badly.


I keep reiterating that I am going to do badly for all my papers. Its getting quite an eyesore to read ain't it?


I am getting the cold feet for Chemistry paper on Friday already. I have not started revising, and have glanced through neither my notes nor worksheets. Its quite an impossible thing to do, I am still in the valentine's day mood. That's why I bought a big packet of Timeout bars and finished them with my brother the whole afternoon.


There's going to be band practice tomorrow, and I am getting sick of my instrument, and that's not good. Furthermore, with my wonderful conductor COMPLIMENTING my dirty and unpolished flute, these days are getting highly demoralising.


I shall follow listen to Chewps and check out www. isketch.net, to see how imaginative and creative I can get.

Tuesday, February 14, 2006
HandWritten on; 10:02 PM

I am in a very happy mood, so i decided that i shall put my font HUGE to attract your attention :D anyway i am really gaining alot and alot of weight because i ate all the valentine's chocolates and sweets just now, in the night! i manage to finish them. oh of course since i didn't like mint stuff all the mint stuff i gave my brother to help me eat. I feel fat ! but i guess i can't really do anything about it anymore, since i already ate them all up.


now i realise i am so full i might puke if i move too much. hmm that's why i am typing so slowly.


oh yes, there's a chem test this week, it was suppose to be tomorrow but instead it was postponed to friday :) which is really beneficial because i need the time to do my chinese tuition homework my freaking tuition teacher gave.

Band was boring, ms sia was busy picking phyllinda [poor thing!] and saying pamela can't dance. i bet she can! she just doesn't dare. haha. oh and joanne is so cute! i do believe she can play the solo very well, because she has played it once before and it was damn good=) grade 10 professional!

Everybody was basically very busy giving out presents, before school, in between lessons, recess, after school and even during band prac! such an awesome day, my valentines.

my brother told me one of his friend in hwa chong said our school girls all lesbians, giving valentine's day gifts. I told my brother to slap his friend, such a shit person who doesn't appreciate such occasions.





I think i am going to fail Physics & History. And i am going to fail the upcoming Chem test too. I don't want to X(

Glory to God in the highest. +


Till then Happy Valentine's Day everyone! :]



signing off;
enid

Friday, February 10, 2006
HandWritten on; 8:08 PM

Alright, so the GCE O level's results are out. Many are shocked and surprised, either positively or negatively. I guess I can understand them because they must have been really anxious about it.


This year St. nicks had a great improvement in results, physics was a star subject for this year, and Geography had a 97% distinction! oh god, that really scares me off. as a pure geography student, i am a little freaked out by the fact that the light blue batch had set such an impossibly high target to reach. Our class was definitely impressed when they announced it, and yes, i do think that they have done really well.


Which reminds me, this year i'm taking chinese Os! suddenly this wave of regret flow through me; i shouldn't have take higher chinese :( its stressing me out so badly, especially when i just received my chinese test a few hours ago, and i did VERY BADLY. i hope i don't end up so disappointed, as i have seen much tears shed over the chinese Os from the sec 4s this year. i hope they will be comforted by god and acknowledge that they have an opportunity to do better this year. of course, my beloved senior huiqing has scored an amazing DISTINCTION for chinese Os, which is highly freaky, but predictable cos she's like, SMART.


band was fun, because weilin, xinhui and peizhen came back, and yes, my wonderful senior peizhen has came back all smiles because she has scored 9 A1s and accumulated 6 points! you can never know how agonising it feels to have such an unbelievably CLEVER senior. xinhui scored 7 points, that's extremely high as well. both of them are haunting me with their results now. anyway we had fun cos we were just crapping and taking photos with weilin, then our seniors made us play lion king, weilin commented it was horrible, she should really come down during combines to listen to us, that song rocks! haha


there is a chemistry test next week, and that sucks because chemistry does suck, and its not my kind of subject ( actually nothing is MY kind of subject), and i will definitely fail it. I already am going to fail physics and A maths, thank you very much, so i really do not look forward to chem test. i wonder how did i do for history, i crapped ridiculously i hope ms low couldn't tell. probably she gave marks for effort on penning down nonsense. so 4 tests, i think we will get them all soon.


well, that's up to next week. For now, i shall enjoy my weekends. :)

Wednesday, February 08, 2006
HandWritten on; 9:57 PM

I do tolerate sarcasms and harsh remarks , but sometimes, these words significantly becomes demoralising critiques. I hate biasness and unfairness, because in my entire life no teacher have ever been bias towards me at all, hence, i am unable to experience being liked by a teacher or a conductor.

i do not look forward to band pracs, especially if she's there to penalise me on every single mistake i make. no matter how minor they are, she still scrutinises my every move hoping to find errors.

i think i can say that very few feel same way as me, because majority of the times she jokes and laughs at people's mistakes while for my case she crudely said that i refuse to come in.


ahh, i guess life can be so unfair.


right now, i feel sinful. this year has opened my eyes to many things i would have never known and never thought of. i see a different side of people, i see myself from everyone else's perspective. however this year is going to be a very busy year, with such hectic schedules, i doubt i can find time to reflect. though i must say that i love this world, except for the fact that people are not caring about our environment at all, otherwise i do want to enjoy my life right now. such a sophisticated world, and philosophical logics. i do wish to understand how god's feeling, or how he even thinks.


i am currently trying my best hard to study physics. i hate mugging last minute, but somehow it works for me. apparently, i haven't even started on definitions yet, so i better hurry.


In Snells Law, the constant is called the REFRACTIVE INDEX , n, of the medium if the light ray travels from vacuum [or simply air] to the medium.
Alternatively, the refractive index, n, of a medium can also be defined as the ration of the speed of light in vacuum to the sped of light in that medium.
Critical angle is the angle of incidence in the optically denster medium for which the angle of refraction in the less dense medium is 90 degree.
When light travels from an optically denser medium to an optically less dense medium and the angle of incidence is greater than the critical angle, all the light is reflected back into the optically denser medium. This is known as total internal reflection.




i personally demand for mr ong tomorrow. i hope eveythings turn out well tomorrow. or i won't be convinced of my purpose of living in this world. nor would i think that i should enjoy life.


for now, i'm happy.

Sunday, February 05, 2006
HandWritten on; 11:47 AM

come to think of it, when someone tags anonymously, its pretty obvious who you are, really. i shall say nothing more.


i have finally began to peek through my history texts. but i'm going swimming later,so i suppose i'll still fail my history (:


i think bearshare 5.2.0 slows down my whole computer system and lags my internet explorer. there is a rising need to get a new computer.


every little thing that you say or do
i'm hung up
i'mg hung up on you
waiting for your call baby night and day
i'm fed up
i'm tired of waiting on you




time goes by
so slowly

Friday, February 03, 2006
HandWritten on; 9:54 PM

there's like 4 freaking tests next week, i'm telling myself to study but can't get into the mugging mood after today's very tiring and exhausting activities so i'll just wait and see perhaps tomoro i'll start after catechism or piano or maybe sunday but perhaps i'll be going for a swim on that day. BLAHHS