EPTApparently she's a world class fiddle player and no one in our class knew it.
Here's some clips of her playing in a concert in Mexico... yes I know these are not clips of Steve Vai.
Physics teacher
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motbob
United States12546 Posts
Apparently she's a world class fiddle player and no one in our class knew it. Here's some clips of her playing in a concert in Mexico... yes I know these are not clips of Steve Vai. | ||
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
She's quite attractive, too. =o | ||
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Hittegods
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jonnyp
United States415 Posts
 on a side note i've never seen a harp solo before | ||
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Hiphopapotamus
United States121 Posts
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
although i do have a certain dislike of her performance mannerisms all the extra swooning comes off as being artistically dishonest although the worst perpetrator of this is Andre Rieu...urgh that mountebank makes me sick and among the pianists, the award probably goes to lang lang for your enjoyment -> (admittedly, his technique is top notch) | ||
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motbob
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
thanks for the late night entertainment edit: perhaps you didn't mean that vid to be funny, but i found it hilarious nonetheless | ||
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Grobyc
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Sadist
United States7328 Posts
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LuDwig-
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Ichigo1234551
United States649 Posts
pretty hot yo | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
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On September 05 2009 17:55 phosphorylation wrote: and among the pianists, the award probably goes to lang lang (admittedly, his technique is top notch) Haha yes, so true. Lang Lang is totally batshit insane. I've always been a bigger fan of Li Yundi. | ||
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micronesia
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lac29
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Empyrean
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On September 06 2009 01:43 micronesia wrote: You were taking physics as a freshman? Cool. I've seen that before but it isn't common by where I live. What text did you use.... Conceptual Physics by Hewitt? I always thought most high school non calculus based physics courses used the Serway and Faughn text. EDIT: Btw she's like a million times hotter than you are micronesia  (unless you're attractive enough that I think you're hotter than OP's teacher. Which I doubt. Especially because you're a male. I think). | ||
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Draconizard
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On September 05 2009 17:55 phosphorylation wrote: thats not a bad physics teacher to have lol although i do have a certain dislike of her performance mannerisms all the extra swooning comes off as being artistically dishonest although the worst perpetrator of this is Andre Rieu...urgh that mountebank makes me sick and among the pianists, the award probably goes to lang lang for your enjoyment -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b85hn8rJvgw (admittedly, his technique is top notch) I frankly could not care less about a musician's facial expressions or mannerisms. All that matters is the quality of sound produced. Take Richter, someone who got into the habit of playing on dimly lit stages so that the audience would focus on the music rather than any extraneous physical movements, and one could hardly contest that he was one of the greatest musicians of his time. | ||
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
On September 06 2009 03:39 Empyrean wrote: I always thought most high school non calculus based physics courses used the Serway and Faughn text. EDIT: Btw she's like a million times hotter than you are micronesia (unless you're attractive enough that I think you're hotter than OP's teacher. Which I doubt. Especially because you're a male. I think). I don't think you are right about the textbook. 9th graders usually aren't doing the full HS course. Also, even for 11th, 12th graders there is a lot of textbook variety. To a heterosexual guy I am most definitely not as hot as the teacher in the OP. | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
On September 06 2009 04:24 Snet wrote: Not really the face and body of a physics teacher, lol. I had two physics teachers in high school. They were both females who were somewhat similar to the one in the OP :3 | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
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NonY
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On September 06 2009 04:24 Snet wrote: Not really the face and body of a physics teacher, lol. ![[image loading]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Jjs9laqltLc/RwA34u2Fz2I/AAAAAAAAA0s/kHnwB7labhI/s400/nerd.jpg) Micronesia confirm/deny? | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + That's more like it. | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
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... | ||
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Klockan3
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Draconizard
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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. | ||
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
Don't post my picture on the internet. | ||
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motbob
United States12546 Posts
I ended up taking AP Physics later on. | ||
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
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. ![[image loading]](http://www.pearsonschool.com/k12cms/assets/prod_images/science_conceptualphysics_ps.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.nbcindia.com/Booksimages/032100972X.gif) ![[image loading]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/413W500E4QL._SL500_AA240_.jpg) This book by any chance? Not sure if I found the covers of every edition though... | ||
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motbob
United States12546 Posts
On September 06 2009 06:35 micronesia wrote: This one. | ||
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
Exactly what I thought haha. Every 9th grade or conceptual physics class that I've seen uses this book. | ||
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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
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motbob
United States12546 Posts
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. | ||
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micronesia
United States24785 Posts
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. | ||
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Saracen
United States5139 Posts
(As much as it may seem like it, I'm not talking out of my ass T_T). | ||
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