Showing posts with label nice photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nice photo. Show all posts

Oct 15, 2012

My Weapons

These are the most potent weapons in the world!


Blue symbolizes serenity. It calms students, not really effective though.
Violet symbolizes power. It energizes students, too much sometimes.
Green symbolizes ecology. It makes students more eco friendly, hopefully they don't burn rubbish like their parents.
Black symbolizes boldness. It trains students to be bold in seeking knowledge.
Orange symbolizes orange. Students should eat more oranges.
Red symbolizes apple. A for Apple; students should get grade A.
Then why there's another blue there? Because blue is abundant around us, sky is blue, ocean is blue.

Sep 2, 2012

Some little lighting lightens the room

I've added a table light to my room. Now it's warm and nice :)

And since we must Instagram every photo nowadays so I make some random effect on the photo as well.


*p/s: if you think this photo quite dark and underexposed, it's your eyes problem, go find doctor check check. Another possibility is your computer screen is very very dusty, yeah, just wipe and you see this photo bright like sunlight.

Jul 24, 2012

Blackout!


This is a beautiful  glass candle. A present from student to my house mate teacher during Teacher's Day.

I received only cups and glasses without candle, so cannot use during blackout. 

What to do during blackout?
No internet, so dark, cannot do school works, so...



creepy me taking a creepy photo

rather uncreative :)

yeah, blackout is boring 
so slept rather early.


Jul 15, 2008

M&M or chocolate chips?

Research Paper
M&M cookies and Chocolate Chips cookies
Phd candidate: waikhong
Concentration: Cookies Study
University of Michigan

Today I observed one very significant phenomenon. United States high school students prefer M&M cookies than chocolate chip cookies.

Detailed finding:
Today I'm working in UofM dining hall while doing research on high school students' preference of cookies.

Methodology:
I put 2 types of cookies on table. I wait the target (now dining hall serving high school students from summer camps) to grab the cookies. Then I see which cookies finish first.

Fixed variable: Number of cookies. Both same. But quantity unknown. Roughly same la

Finding:
M&M cookies grabbing rate is twice faster than chocolate chips cookies.

Conclusion:

Jun 9, 2008

About change

As mentioned in previous post: Change

So what's change?

Is it better to change?

Judge yourself :)


























image credit: venukb

:) haha