Haha, according to wikipedia, and other credible sources, it says that today is Issac Newton's birthday, the father of modern Physics. I seriously DIDN't know he was born on jan 4 1643? haha goodness knows how many ages it was. and BTW, this is my first POST at Livejournal and navigating these cumbersome webpages can be quite tiring sometimes .

...need to please the other and to protect their symbiotic relationship.   If it were so, then how do we account for the divorce rate?  How do we account for the thousands of unhappy marriages?  Sir Isaac Newton, a 17th Century scientist, might explain it using his laws of physics. 1.  "An object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the...

...names, so instead they were called the business of things that don't move, and the business of things that move, respectively, which lures kids into thinking it's that simple.) And then we got to Newton's third law of motion, my favorite of all three, and... nothing. I tried to speak, and nothing would come out of my mouth. I remembered nothing from fourth year physics. I sat there, struggling...

Date: Dec 29 Players: Emmett, Esme and Edward (joins in partway through) Title: A Little Shopping Synopsis: Emmett and Esme go down to Newton's for baseball and camping supplies. Emmett enjoys bugging Mike until Edward joins them and adds to the poor boy's frustration. Talk of pink clothing and having Bella over for dinner come up. Forks - Newton's Olympic Outfitters ||~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...

...emprical formulae (groan) and stoichiometry, which my teacher cannot pronounce properly. It's mathsy stuff, which has me beating my head repeatedly against the desk. In physics we did some theory on Newton's Laws, which, (surprise surprise) WE'VE ALREADY DONE. All the repetition is getting on my nerves. Speaking of repetition, in Biol we're covering chem basics, since we're doing biochemistry. But...