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Monthly Archives: September 2005
How the GRE Kicked My Ass : Concluding Episode
It definitely kicked my ass. Hard. In the math (otherwise known as the “quantitative”) section I had ran out of time and was literally tembaking, picking the answers that looked prettiest, for the last six questions. And writing… I hate … Continue reading
Posted in Back to School
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and then, and then, and then…
In the convoluted tale below I will explain why I was poking around Yasmin Ahmad’s blog, like I said I would. A couple weeks ago I was set to go watch STOMP and it was going to be held at … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday Things, On Being Malaysian
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best not to use no double negative
Midway through freaking out about the test this Thursday I decided to look through the potential schools’ websites to see if there was a chance in hell I wouldn’t have to take the GRE. The answer is yes, if I … Continue reading
Posted in The Eeenglish Police
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site update stuff
I am starting to consolidate photographs that I’ve posted online, sort of. Now in the gallery I’ve got an album of Assorted Photos.
Posted in Blog Issues
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random girl strikes
Can’t be blogging all-rita-all-the-time. You can check out Weather Underground for Jeff Master’s blog and all that info if CNN hasn’t sickened you yet. But on the lighter side of things, you’ll want to check out photographic evidence of World’s … Continue reading
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a rose by any other
When I was in primary and secondary school to have an english name was still quite rare. To have an english name in your birth cert… that’s even more rare. Time’s a-changin tho. The children of yesterday’s Christian converts now … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday Things, On Being Malaysian
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because I like the graphic (and it was pretty spot on)
Take the What High School Stereotype Are You? quiz.
Posted in Random Stuff
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Rita, from a guttered perspective?
I probably mailed this to you and posted it to a few message boards, sorry if I got you twice. But how not to share?
Posted in Random Stuff
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I hate it when
…they start to predict the worse. This is Dr. Jeff Masters again, emphases are mine: … these models forecast that Rita will make landfall near Galveston, penetrate inland between 50 and 200 miles, then slowly drift southwestward for nearly two … Continue reading
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what is it about the gulf?
Rita is now Cat 4 hurricane with speeds of up to 140mph. That’s up to 225kmph for you metric folks. Faster than you can drive on the PLUS highway, mind. They say it will pick up more oomph as it … Continue reading
Posted in Random Stuff
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didn’t believe it till I read it
OXFAM sent aid down South. This is the first time in the organisation’s history that it has intervened domestically “citing massive institutional failure”. The Newsweek Web Exclusive article can be found here.
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Theey’re back
The Corrs are releasing their latest studio album sometime later this month. The album is being titled “Home” and will be a return-to-our-roots type of effort with covers of traditional and popular Irish tunes. This won’t be a chart buster … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Movies, TV and Books
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How the GRE kicked my ass: Episode II
Factor this! After 11 years of learning to do mathematics one way, you might find it hard to approach it any other way but the one you were taught. As I work at more exercises in the GRE prep book … Continue reading
Posted in Back to School
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when “I’m starving” doesn’t have the same ring
From the BBC News: Large numbers of children are starving to death in Niger because food aid is being misdirected, says France’s Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF). An average of 40 young children are dying each day in one area in … Continue reading
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(which school?) short of using the ouija board
FYI: Must be schools that are accredited by the American Library Association (ALA). Graduating from an accredited school just makes it easier in the eventual job hunt. I look for a strong program for school librarianship; I like working with … Continue reading
Posted in Back to School
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