Homework

• I.H. public health essay
• I.H. gender inequality essay
• heymath binomial theorem
• heymath vectors
• RGS chinese paper 2
• RGS chinese 作文
• HCI chinese paper
• chinese tuition compre practice
• math revision trigonometry 1
• math revision trigonometry 2
• math revision indices & surds
• math revision probability
• math revision permutations and combinations
• math revision vectors
• math revision binomial theorem
• math matrices
• chem past year paper 2007
• chem past year paper 2006
• chem past year paper 2005
• chem revision 1
• chem revision 2
• chem revision 3
• bio past year paper
• bio topical WS
• geog topomap WS
• music composition
• eroica assignment (movement 2, 3, & 4)
• beethoven timeline
• waldstein's sonata
• summary of beethoven's life
• music SIA (concert journals, exam pieces analysis etc)
• L.A. compre exercise
• learn debussy's reverie
• chinese tuition compre practice 2

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oh like great. im sooooo wayyyyy behind time. was supposed to finish L.A. compre, chem revision 1, 2, 3, bio topical WS, and IH public health essay by now but apparently i slacked the whole week off.

im not even started on bio and chem. im so going to die.

on the other hand, i feel damn guilty cause matthew lim just emailed us about overdue homework, a.k.a all the eroica assginments, and i obviously owe him the whole freaking SIA, which is all 4 assignments. D: scheisse.

i think beethoven is such a genius. really really. :D

When the audience applauded, Beethoven was several measures off and still conducting. Because of that, the contralto Caroline Unger walked over and turned Beethoven around to accept the audience's cheers and applause. The whole audience acclaimed him through standing ovations five times; there were handkerchiefs in the air, hats, raised hands, so that Beethoven, who could not hear the applause, could at least see the ovation gestures.

At that time, it was customary that the Imperial couple be greeted with three ovations when they entered the hall. The fact that five ovations were received by a private person who was not even employed by the state, and moreover, was a musician (a class of people who had been perceived as lackeys at court), was in itself considered almost indecent. Police agents present at the concert had to break off this spontaneous explosion of ovations. Beethoven left the concert deeply moved.

that was after the premier of his Ninth (and final) symphony, CHORAL, when he was almost totally deaf.

i'd like to see something revolutionary like that happen in my lifetime.

okay i need to finish L.A. compre and bio topical ws and chem revision 1 tonight (this morning). sucks big time.

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