She's pretty good at playing, but did anyone else find that music to be just like...creepy?

It's the kind of thing you hear from musicians playing outside of Disneyland trying to sell their latest album...with a target audience middle-aged women...

Klockan3

Sweden2866 Posts

September 05 2009 20:16 GMT

#25

She isn't that hot, she is like average.

Draconizard

628 Posts

September 05 2009 20:38 GMT

#26

On September 06 2009 05:16 Klockan3 wrote:
She isn't that hot, she is like average.

Compared to the average female high school teacher, she is amazing.

micronesia

United States24799 Posts

September 05 2009 21:16 GMT

#27

On September 06 2009 04:39 Liquid`NonY wrote:

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Micronesia confirm/deny?

Don't post my picture on the internet.

motbob

United States12546 Posts

September 05 2009 21:33 GMT

#28

Dunno what text we used, but it was named Conceptual Physics.

I ended up taking AP Physics later on.

micronesia

United States24799 Posts

September 05 2009 21:35 GMT

#29

On September 06 2009 06:33 motbob wrote:
Dunno what text we used, but it was named Conceptual Physics.

I ended up taking AP Physics later on.

This book by any chance? Not sure if I found the covers of every edition though...

motbob

United States12546 Posts

September 05 2009 21:40 GMT

#30

On September 06 2009 06:35 micronesia wrote:

This one.

micronesia

United States24799 Posts

September 05 2009 21:41 GMT

#31

On September 06 2009 06:40 motbob wrote:

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This one.

Exactly what I thought haha. Every 9th grade or conceptual physics class that I've seen uses this book.

Saracen

United States5139 Posts

September 05 2009 22:35 GMT

#32

On a completely serious note, you took Physics as a freshman?

motbob

United States12546 Posts

September 05 2009 22:52 GMT

#33

On September 06 2009 07:35 Saracen wrote:
On a completely serious note, you took Physics as a freshman?

It wasn't really a true physics course. It was basically a class that got rid of the preconcieved notions that a lot of high school freshmen have about the subject like centrifugal force, independent horizontal and vertical vectors for motion, Newton's third law, etc. Also there were very basic labs.

I love physics though... my AP teacher was one of the best in the nation (based on what scores his students got.) In his first lab, he gave us the wrong equation for the acceleration of a ball rolling down a ramp, and when we all plotted a bajillion data points and got a clear slope that didn't match the equation, we all assumed we had done the experiment wrong. He started yelling at us that if we all got this result, of COURSE it means that the equation he gave us was wrong. It totally changed our concept of what a physics lab was supposed to be like

I think everyone in my class got a 5 that year.

micronesia

United States24799 Posts

September 05 2009 23:14 GMT

#34

On September 06 2009 07:35 Saracen wrote:
On a completely serious note, you took Physics as a freshman?

Schools are starting to implement a 'physics first' initiative where schools administer physics to high school students before the typical bio, chem, etc. Of course, a more advanced course in physics could follow chemistry.

Saracen

United States5139 Posts

September 05 2009 23:23 GMT

#35

So it's more of an introductory course and not an AP course? That seems reasonable; in China, students start Physics courses in like the US-equivalent of 7th grade. Of course, it's just simple kinematics and maybe a few circuits. It's important to get the fundamental conceptions solid, or else you won't know what on earth you're doing when the numbers come along, or when you move on to calculus-based derivations, etc. anyways. + Show Spoiler +

(As much as it may seem like it, I'm not talking out of my ass T_T).

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