OJT! Holy Crap!

This coming summer, I have the option of either taking a Business Tour of China or an OJT. Both options look attractive but I must only choose one. If I take the Business Tour, I can still take an OJT, in theory. However, it'll be difficult applying for a GOOD company in the middle of summer! If I choose to look for an OJT, I'll lose the chance of going to China and the opportunity of bonding with some of my block mates. It'll also be a risk because it's still not 100% sure if a reputable company will hire me. They say that I shouldn't rely

Zero is the only number...

For some reason, the number zero became the favorite name or addition to a title. From airplanes to video game heroes an even food, the number was used repeatedly.

Why do they like using the number zero? Is it because of the sound of its name? Or is it because of it attributes a sense of mystique since the number is associated with nothingness and void? The reasons may be unending but one thing is for sure. Zero is the only number you don't want on your test paper.

Killing time

Just killing some time by surfing the Blogthings website. I took some random personality tests and here's something that had an interesting result :D

Green Living

I have been working on a project for our Sci 10 class about an awareness campaign on climate change. During my research, one of the websites I came across was that of Greenpeace. It's an environmentalist organization bent on preserving peace, nature and wildlife. They call themselves activists but I find that title rather scandalous since it usually refers to rebellion. Their site contains fun and interesting ideas for Green Living. They have useful tips on how you can environmentally friendly around the house, at work or at school. You can even get involved in you own little way by signing up for free and become an online activist. Care to pledge for the planet? Simple lang. Just click on the link below.

Slowing down

Last week was a real hell week. I had a long test in physical chem, I stayed up the entire night to finish a lab report, I made an outline for Theology class and I even had to negotiate with the Chemistry department stock room for our supplies for next week. Fortunately I passed the long test *whew* and our group was able to submit the lab report in time. What really wore me out was the research we had to do for our next lab experiment. In just a single day I had to run back and forth from the library, to the stock room and to the faculty room just to get our prelab approved. Luckily I was able to secure the reagents and equipment with the technician before the week was over. After that day, I was surprised that there were very few assignments left to do. The amount of school work flowing towards me suddenly slowed down. This coming Monday is even a holiday for our school, which means a long weekend. This long break is just what the doctor ordered for us students who are stressed out.