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Weird... if I have a headache in the morning, the day before (or at least the evening) was usually excessivly unproductive. (real emphasis on "excessivly")
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Weird... if I have a headache in the morning, the day before (or at least the evening) was usually excessivly unproductive. (real emphasis on "excessivly")
Quick_Nick
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Surprise... NO sleep! 
Calculus final in one hour. 
Calculus final in one hour. 
Izack
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Surprise... NO sleep!
GOOD LUCK.
[Insert clever math joke about keeping answeredQuestions/second >= 1]
Quick_Nick
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Eh. This exam has more than twice the time limit of the others (which had more than enough time already) and should be only 1.5 times as long to do as the others.
I'm feeling slightly better about it this morning actually. Over night, I recalled some stuff from the beginning of the semester.
Izack
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Eh. This exam has more than twice the time limit of the others (which had more than enough time already) and should be only 1.5 times as long to do as the others.
I'm feeling slightly better about it this morning actually. Over night, I recalled some stuff from the beginning of the semester.
Well, this morning make sure to listen to the frantic mutterings of other students; you'll probably catch a thing or two you missed last night.
Quick_Nick
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Test defeated. It was pretty easy, shouldn't miss much except a Taylor series question that I shouldn't have been so quick to look over.
Finals Part II: Chemistry tonight.
Finals Part II: Chemistry tonight.
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Calculus and chemistry taught in one place?Test defeated. It was pretty easy, shouldn't miss much except a Taylor series question that I shouldn't have been so quick to look over.
Finals Part II: Chemistry tonight.
Where are you studying, and for what, if that's not a secret?
Quick_Nick
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The United States.
University of Oklahoma, studying Aerospace Engineering. One semester of chemistry is required for just about all engineering.
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The United States.
University of Oklahoma, studying Aerospace Engineering. One semester of chemistry is required for just about all engineering.
At the school I plan on going to (Colorado State University), I think they require a year of Chemistry for all STEM majors.
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Now back to your random comments...
(Names have been changed to protect the funny)
[10:42:52 AM] Der Viener: well, figured that much
[10:43:11 AM] Der Viener: one doesn't see "Purchasemenu" and say it's a kitchen
[10:43:20 AM] Sean Connery: THE
IT ISNT
[10:43:28 AM] Sean Connery: IM BAKING MAGIC UP IN THIS
[10:43:33 AM] Der Viener: xD
(Names have been changed to protect the funny)
[10:42:52 AM] Der Viener: well, figured that much
[10:43:11 AM] Der Viener: one doesn't see "Purchasemenu" and say it's a kitchen
[10:43:20 AM] Sean Connery: THE
IT ISNT[10:43:28 AM] Sean Connery: IM BAKING MAGIC UP IN THIS
[10:43:33 AM] Der Viener: xD
Cosmic Penguin
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What is that?
Magnified very thin copper wires? The exoskeleton skin of an insect? A bunch of pencil graphite?
Three ruptured coolant tubes of SSME# 2019.What is that?
Quick_Nick
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What is that?
"Following the landing of Space Shuttle Columbia on July 27, this close-up view shows what appear to be three small holes in the liquid hydrogen tubes inside the nozzle on main engine No. 3."
It did take me a few minutes to realize this wasn't from a random photo upload site.
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Exactly.
:lol:
I wish I could have said "DaveS is not permitted to answer", but then it would have been known to the forum regulars that it was likely a Space Shuttle picture.
What makes the image impressive, these three tiny holes had been enough to make the Shuttle have MECO by fuel exhaustion 11 km lower than planned. It consumed 1700 kg of LOX more than planned in that engine, since the engine controller assumed by the hydrogen flow rates that the combustion was slightly hydrogen rich (about 100 kg of LH2 leaked through these tiny holes in the 8 minutes of flight).
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Cosmic Penguin
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Damn, I should have clicked on the picture...... had I knew it's STS-93 related I might have answered that already. 
Cosmic Penguin
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True story, confirmed by yours truly..... :uhh:
Biology class:
35 minutes of talking about anything else than biology
10 minutes taking notes about something
OR
10 minutes of talking about how we didn't do anything in the lesson and how lazy pupils are
At least that's how I remember it, so I prefered biology over physics in the end... (Also I can simply imagine mutation & selection better than quantum physics)
35 minutes of talking about anything else than biology
10 minutes taking notes about something
OR
10 minutes of talking about how we didn't do anything in the lesson and how lazy pupils are
At least that's how I remember it, so I prefered biology over physics in the end... (Also I can simply imagine mutation & selection better than quantum physics)
Izack
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True story, confirmed by yours truly..... :uhh:
Not always the case. I find that Lessons 2 through 50 are more or less like lesson 1, and then the test question resembles the second lesson in your picture.
