merry christmas! happi new years!

well, 2009 was filled with memories and experiances. some good, some bad, some heroic, some dastardly evil, and others just...meh. anyways, if y'all been wondering where i went, it's because i'm busy writing this screenplay as a side project. more on that later on though, but it's planned to be finished by 2011; just in time for graduation! these blogs of mine have been doing nothing except gathering dust. rest assured, if anyone does care to read these things, something outta show up. cheers to -09 and waiting eagerly for '10!

THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO LIFE THE UNIVERSE AND EVERYTHING!!!!!

nothing in particular...

WAKE UP!!!! I AINT DEAD!

an end of year rant

ok, it's the end of year (almost) and yet, ms. sanchez, mr. lacombe, mrs. mason et al. continue to pack on the projects. to be stright up honest, my head's spinning faster than that one song done by flo-rida. i'm already beat up and pretty much bushed, idk if sous-leutant peristein (pardon spelling) is either well or if he himself is pretty much tired after all. much less kori still has her spunk, and i still have no idea if anyone elese is tired or if it's just me that's ranting. anyways, just for heads up, i still have about 175,000 tons of homework, projects, etc to sink and finish off in addition to my credit retrival for algerbra. if anything, i still think 175,000 tons is still a bit too much for my qouta. hopefully, second wind will catch up soon. but something tells me that jr year's gunna be worse. so, here's to a grand finish, leave no trees standing, no grasses growing, no building recognizable, and no survivors.

- Lance Corporal J.E. Reymus

British Concorde goes for big 40

On April 9th, 1969, the British had their fun with the Concorde prototype. On March 2nd, the French had their first flight in the Concorde and of the type itself. It has been 40 years since these flights. For 27 years, the Concorde has established itself as the premier SST of the world since it's conception. Now, 13 years later, the Concorde is scattered about in museiums all over the world.

To the aircrews, the engineers, and all involved with Concorde: cheers on your brainchild's 40th!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sxy9KcZ0iWk

cheers

Today in HIstory.....

Today, we are learning about the anchient civilizations of Mezo-america. The area of Mezo-america encompasses the region of modern day Guatamala, costa rica, el salvador, and the Yucatan peninsula of mexico. Mezo-america is a term used to describe this region before Western contact. The Mezo-american civilizations that are particularly worth of note are the Olmech, The Toltech, The maya, the Aztech, and the Incans.

Today in Math....

Today, we are learning basic trigometry in Mr. Zirpoli's geometry class. We are learning how to find the magnitute of a vector (aka. the distance of the vector between two points) and where to find the direction of the vector. To find the magnitute of the vector, simply input the two points of the given vector into the distance formula. The resulting output is your magnitute of the vector. To find the direction of the vector, look at the vector and the direction that the vector is pointing to. You then explain where the arrow is pointing at.