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ON THIS DAY...

November 27th 1895, At the Swedish-Norwegian Club in Paris, The Swedish Chemist, Engineer & innovator Alfred  Nobel ( Founder of Nobel Prize ) Signed his Last will & testament and set aside a bulk of his estate to establish the Nobel Prizes, to be awarded annually without distinction of nationality..


Anyone ever wondered what is the Story behind the Nobel Prizes.. ?

Well, here it is in a Nutshell..

I'm not sure if you all know this, but Mr. Nobel is the inventor of Dynamite. Yes, those red sticks that blow up!! : ) He created them..




Also He found that when Nitroglycerin was incorporated with certain inert substances it became more stable and safer to handle, He named his creation Dynamite. ( referring to the Greek word Power ) .

Now to be honest, it must of been hard for him, because imagine being the inventor of a gadget that is mainly used for murder,not that he used it for that purpose but I mean other Nations, In his defence, an invention is an invention no matter what it is, For instance are we going to punish the man that invented Bullets..?! No.. He deserves just as much credit as any inventor in my opinion..

And all inventions can be taken both ways...The good & the bad.. Its us who control it and have  the responsibility..not the inventors.

So you can imagine the amount of backlash he was put against, he even wanted to change its name to
" Nobel's Safety Powder " to make it seem less harmful and save face.. but then he eventually settled with Dynamite.

Anyways, so in 1888 Alfred's brother died while visiting Cannes, France. And a French paper thought that Alfred was killed and published his obituary..They published the following (translated) :

" The merchant of death is dead. " Then went on to say " Dr. Alfred Nobel, who became rich by finding ways to kill more people faster than ever before, died yesterday "

Upon reading this, Mr. Nobel was shocked, He did want to be remembered as the merchant of death or the one who created a murder weapon.. So this is why he Made the Nobel Peace Prizes..


Above is the actual will & testament of Dr. Alfred Nobel which stated that 94% of his assets should be used for the Nobel Prizes. I am sure it would be very difficult for you to read it, however... If you do look at the top left paragraphs in the picture and then below them to the right, you can clearly see the words " 27 November 1895 " : )


For outstanding contribution in :

Physics.
Chemistry.
Literature.
Peace.
Medicine or Physiology.


The Nobel Medal
Each recipient gets a Gold Medal, a diploma and a sum of money depending on the Nobel's Foundation's annual income, In 2009 each prize took home around 1.5 Million $, so it is no petty cash..
Also, the award cannot be given posthumously. ( to a dead person ) Unless the recipient died after the announcement was made and the award cannot be shared among more than Three people.. : )

The Nobel Diploma ( This one for Fritz Haber for his discovery of the Synthesis of Ammonia by Haber's Process )

First Nobel Prize ever :

In Physics went to Willhelm Conrad Rontgen For the Discovery of X-Rays.
In Chemistry went to Jacobus Van't Hoff For vast contributions in chemical Thermodynamics.
In Medicine went to Emil von Behring for developing an Antitoxin to treat Diphtheria.
In Peace to 2 prominent peace figures : Frederic Passy & Henry Dunant.
In Literature went to Sully Prudhomme against the expectations of the members who thought Leo Tolstoy was more deserving..  :)

The comittee room of the Norwegian Nobel Committee. On the wall are prtraits of all the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize
Four people only ever received the Nobel Prize Twice :

- Maria Sklodowska-Curie in Physics in 1903 for discovery of Radioactivity & in 1911 in Chemistry for the isolation of pure Uranium.
- Linus Pauling  in Chemistry in 1954 for vast contributions in Chemical bonding and how it effects structure & in 1962 he won the Peace prize for his anti-Nuclear activism ( He is the only person to ever win TWO unshared Nobel Prizes )
- John Bardeen in Physics twice : One in 1956 for the invention of the Transistor & in 1972 for the theory of Superconductivity.
- Frederick Sanger in Chemistry twice : One in 1958 for determining the structure of an Insulin molecule & in 1980 for inventing a method for determining base sequences in DNA. ( He is the only living person out of the Four )

May Gob bless them all and they Rest in Peace..

People to have Declined the Nobel Prize :

Two people only ever rejected to Nobel Prize, One is the French writer Jean-Paul Sartre who was awarded the literature prize in 1964 but refused stating " A writer must refuse to allow himself to be transformed into an institution, even if it takes place in the most honourable form." The second is Lê Ðức Thọ, chosen for the 1973 Peace Prize for his role in the Paris Peace Accords. He declined, claiming there was no actual peace in Vietnam..


References :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_nobel

Until the Next post,
May God bless,
Peace.

Yazz

" No One Nor Anything Can Silence Me " - Dmitri Mendeleev


Due to the fact that this post would be concerning the Chemistry Nobel Prize for the year 2010, I thought it would only be appropriate for it to contain the words and story of One of the Greatest chemist of all time in my opinion.

Dmitriv Mendeleev ( above ) Born 8 Feb 1834 - Died 2 Feb 1907 was a Russian Chemist and Inventor.

He is credited as the creator of the first version of Periodic Table of elements, Which is a fundamental part of chemistry in which hundreds of questions were answered based on his creation. Also, using his table he managed to predict the properties of elements yet to be discovered. Truly Remarkable in my opinion..

He was the first to try to classify the elements according to their chemical properties, he then noticed a pattern that later lead him to postulate his Periodic Table.

Claims of elements being able to fall in Periodicity have been made before Mendeleev's Table but have always fallen short, John Newlands, another scientist published his Law Of Octaves in 1865, but his lack of spaces for undiscovered elements and placing two elements in one box were criticized and his ideas were not accepted..

History notes that Julius Lothar Meyer a German Chemist was Mendeleev's competitor in drawing up and discovering the first Periodic Table of chemical elements, Both scientist have made vast contribution to the Periodic table however Mendeleev is credited for being the First and  created the Most widely accepted version of the Periodic Table.

Mendeleev predicted 8 elements, the very accurate predictions of Three of them which he called ekasilicon, ekaaluminium and ekaboron ( Germanium, Gallium and Scandium respectively ) Granted him great credibility and the major contribution to the Periodic Table of Elements..He used the prefixes (eka, dvi, tri) which are (Sanskrit One, Two, Three)

Some people dismissed Mendeleev for predicting there would be more elements, but he was proven correct when Germanium & Gallium were discovered in 1886 & 1875 respectively, Fitting perfectly in the two missing places..


The Above picture is a sculpture in honour of the leading Chemist and the Periodic Table of Elements located in Bratislava, Slovakia..

In 1906 around 35 years after Mendeleev published his first periodic table, The Nobel Committee for Chemistry recommended to award the Nobel prize to the Chemist for the discovery of the Periodic System, Almost every one agreed with this decision, however Svante Arrhernius although not a member of the Nobel Committee had great influence on the final decision and he dismissed Mendeleev by stating that his discovery is too old by now to be recognized as it occured 35 years ago..

Historians believe that this decision by Arrhenius was due to a personal grudge towards Mendeleev because  the latter criticized Arrhenius's Disassociation theory.. And Mendeleev never got the Prize that year, Attempts to award him with it the next year in 1907 also got complete opposition from Arrhenius leading to Mendeleev not receiving the award that year as well..

Finally in 1907, Mendeleev died at the age of 72 in Saint Petersburg from Influenza, 

The Mendeleev Medal


The Crater Mendeleev on the Moon and the Element 101  the radioactive ( Mendeleevium ) were all in his honour..


The above picture here is also in honour of Mendeleev and the Periodic Table of Elements, this sculpture is found in Saint Petersburg, Russia..

So even if Mendeleev was never recognized by the Nobel committee, his work and discoveries still have a loud voice all over the world and a lot of people recognize his greatness and these sculptures and the crater on the moon and the Element named after him all say a lot about his influence..

Never Forgotten, Always Remembered, Dmitri Mendeleev.. 1834 - 1907.

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Now to the Topic at Hand, Who took home the Nobel Prize For Chemistry for the year 2010 ? : )

On October 6 - 2010 The Nobel Prize For Chemistry was awarded to a group of three scientists, 

Richard F. Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi, Akira Suzuki.. The First an American Chemist and the Latter both Japanese Chemists..

They were awarded for their work in Palladium catalyzed grouping reaction in Organic Synthesis.

I AM SURE YOU ARE WONDERING WHAT THAT MEANS.. :) No worries, 

Let me explain, 

In Chemistry a coupling reaction is a catch all for a range of reactions in Organometallic Chemistry where two hydrocarbons (alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes) Fragments are coupled with the aid of a metal catalyst supported by suitable Ligands.

Hmmn.. What are Ligands

Central Metal atom with Six (Red) Ligands.


Well, Ligands are ions or molecules that binds into a central metal atom to form a Co-ordination Complex, this bond between Metal and Ligand generally involves a formal donation of one of more of the ligand's electron pair.

Keep in mind that Metal-lingand bonding can range from ionic to covalent and the bond order can range from 1 to 3..

Generally speaking there are two types of Coupling reactions, Cross coupling & Homocoupling.

Cross - Between two chemically distinct Partners.
Homo - Couples the Molecule itself. Often in oxidation or Reduction.

A Common Metal used in this chemistry is Palladium.

The Three Scientists had coupling reactions under their name :


Reaction
year
Reactant A
Reactant B
homo/cross
catalyst
remark
1972
alkene
sp²
R-X
sp²
cross
Pd
requires base
1977
R-Zn-X
sp³, sp², sp
R-X
sp³ sp²
cross
Pd or Ni
1979
R-B(OR)2
sp²
R-X
sp³ sp²
cross
Pd
requires base


And These three scientist were the recipients of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry 2010 for their work on Palladium Catalysed Cross Coupling in Organic Synthesis.


Palladium, as catalyst, first acts as a binding point for one activated carbon atom and attracts another with two extra electrons.
It unlocks itself from its temporary bond and moves on as a free catalyzing agent when the second atom binds to the first and makes the bond stable.
Palladium’s catalytic action continues, typically, until the substrate is stabilized and/or until the ambient condition remains hospitable to the reaction.
The Palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction, as described above, becomes the technique of choice for constructing large carbon-based molecules.


Applications :

  • Styrene, component plastic of polystyrene (late 1969s)
  • Naproxen, anti-inflammatory (OTC – 1994 as Flanax, Midol among other brands)
  • Montelukast, ashtma relief – 1990s based on patent expiry of 2012
  • Palytoxin -1994
  • Dragmacidin F, herpes and HIV anti viral – 2005
  • Vancomycin modification for MRSE and entero-cocci –
  • Discodermolide synthesis, anti-cancer (2010 for large-scale synthesis)
  • Diazonamide A synthesis, anti colon cancer – a Philippine ascidian -sea squirt – is the original, natural source of this drug ingredient
  • Organic and blue LED optimization – late 1990s
  • Thin computer monitors

Until Next time, 
May God Bless, 
Peace, 

Yazz

A case study on a simple phobia

Have you ever been caught from behind? How has it felt? What thoughts and feelings did you experience during that point of time? Did it feel scary?


In case you were fortunate enough to not experience anything like that, can you imagine your reaction if you were suddenly caught from behind?


Many people out there are probably thinking that this is just a stupid joke or an irrelevant thing to be bothered about let alone analyse it.


But, if I told you that it is even possible to develop a phobia out of something as simple as being pulled from behind, would you believe it?


Well, unfortunately, phobias, whether simple or complex, are developed from seemingly irrelevant incidents.


Let me illustrate an example on anxiety phobia:


"Every weekend, a young boy would visit the grocery market to get provisions for his mother. And each time, he would steal a handful of peanuts from a sack when no one was looking and quickly hide it in his pocket. This continued for a few weeks.


One fine day, the peanut owner realized that plenty of peanuts just kept disappearing from the sack each weekend and decided to find out what was going on. When the boy visited the market again, the owner hid behind him and noticed his stealing act. Instantly, he caught the young boy from behind and the boy fell to the ground screaming and fainted from embarassment of being caught red-handed.


The young boy developed a phobia of being caught from behind. He would avoid going out in public as much as possible lest someone should grab him from behind. During extreme situations, he would arrange to have his seat placed flat against the wall to rule out any chances of being caught from behind. While walking on the street, he would glance past his shoulder frequently to ensure no one was following him. He would panic and palpitate if he saw anyone walking close by behind him. He constantly worried about someone grabbing him from behind and as a result, would go to any extent to avoid any likelihood of something similar happening again."


Now, doesn't it seem absolutely astonishing that something as simple as the incident that occurred in the young boy's life should turn into a life-threatening, anxiety phobia? well, I am not completely ruling out the genetic factor here - the boy could have had a family member suffering from some sort of an anxiety phobia, but the incident acted as the main trigger to set it off.


DON'T DISAPPEAR YET!!


The mind's gonna let you in on more secrets next week.


so hang in there and look forward to listen to what the mind wants to let you know.


UNTIL THEN,


ALOHA!!

- CHARISMA

BREAKING NEWS JUST IN!!!

There is an European Organization For Nuclear Research known as (CERN) , Heard of them ?

They are the world's largest particle physics laboratory, situated in the Northwest suburbs of Geneva on the Franco-Swiss Border, Established on 1954.




This organization has 20 European Member states, also the workplace of about 2,600 employees, with 7,931 Scientists & Engineers of 80 Nationalities..

CERN's main function is to provide the Particle Accelerators and other infrastructure needed for High Energy Physics research..

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 It is also noted for being the Birthplace of The World Wide Web.

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THESE ARE THE MEMBER STATES OF CERN

You can do some research on them, but this is not the content of the post niether is it THE BREAKING NEWS!!

I Hope everyone knows what is Antimatter.

Antimatter is basically the antiparticle counter part to matter, For example :

Black - White.
Fat - Skinny.
Young - Old.

Just like that, we have :

Matter - Antimatter.

Antimatter is composed of antiparticles just like matter is made of particles, for instance :

A Hydrogen atom is made of a Proton and an Electron. Now, The counter part of a Proton is an Antiproton, and the counter part of an Electron is a Postiron, Therefore an Antiproton & a Postiron will give you An Antihydrogen... Get it ? : )

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Thats the simplest way to explaining it.. Just image it is the complete opposite of all matter.
But beware, if Antimatter comes in contact with matter, they will cancel out eachother and cause an ANNIHILATION! The severity of it will depend on the amounts used..

Now as humans we have knows about all this for quite some time, the first paper on Antimatter was in 1928 by Paul Dirac,

Antiproton in 1955, Antineutrons in 1956 Meaning we do have a clue about what is what..

Now this is juicy part, Remember the Antihydrogen atom you read about above, When one Postiron which is an Antielectron and One Antiproton get together they fom an Antihyrogen..

Now, in 1995, CERN announced they have successfully brought into existence 9 ANTIHYDROGEN ATOMS! Then once that was successful they managed to create 100 of them, but these atoms were extremley energetic and give out extremley high temperatures, Not very helpful when they want to study it..

The CERN even formed a group of scientist to try and create a COLD ANTIHYDROGEN which will be eaiser to study, In 2002 they annouced the managed to create the FIRST COLD ANTIHYDROGEN EVER! The experiment was highly effective but highly inefficient,

They used 25, 000, 000 Antiprotons at first and only 25, 000 of them make it through, that is almost 0.1% of the Amount..Not Efficient!

THE BREAKING IS THIS! :

CERN were never able to TRAP any ANTIHYDROGEN ATOMS long enough in order to study them, They could produce them but not sustain them for a long time..And this was extremley difficult!!

BUT


Recently, in Late November 2010 between the 17th and 19th, The CERN have managed to trap 38 ANTIHYDROGEN ATOMS for a TENTH OF A SECOND in a MAGNETIC TRAP!




Imagine..

I am sure you saying, what is the big deal, but beleive me this is no small thing!! And a tenth of a second is a very small amount of time but this is a Huge MILESTONE IN PARTICLE PHYSICS, it was Enough time to study them..it was trapped long enough to be studied and probbed by scientific instruments.

This will all help us further in understanding the ever growing field of Particle physics and the origins of the Universe,

Proffesor Jeffery Hangst a CERN Researcher said " Its taken us five years to get here, this is a big Milestone, It was 10,000 more times harder than creating untrapped Antihydrogen atoms, We could have held them for much longer... I am just full of joy and relief "

The Scientists had to run the experiment 335 to trap 38 Antihydrogen Atoms..


The CERN's next ambition is to create a beam of antimatter.

This is a True Milestone in Particle Physics, All the dedication, all the hard work, all the time spent, all in the love of Science...

Reference :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CERN
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antihydrogen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimatter
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2010/11/17/antimatter-antihydrogen-atoms-trap.html
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe/11/18/switzerland.cern.antimatter/?hpt=Mid

until Next time,
Peace,
May God Bless,

Yazz

"Never Stop Questioning" - Albert Einstein





To Define, explain or even attempt to comprehend the word "Science" it would take me thousands & thousands of words, and even then I would not give it complete justice.
Science is one of the most developing aspects in our planet, ever evolving, ever innovating, ever changing and ever defining this world as we know it.

Rooted back to the Latin word Scienta meaning "knowledge" Science is honestly one of the most interesting topics, though not really a topic, but more like a movement, a force, one that should be definitely reckoned with. As it effects each and every one of us, from the simplest of ways to the most complex.

branching to hundreds of classes, I say again, Science cannot be explained or defined in a few words, we will ever be searching for its end, and honestly that day will never come in my opinion..


Over the course of this year, this column would be concerning, major scientific achievements, whether new or old, and their impact on our world, their essence, their story..


Also, The title of each post would be words of wisdom coming from our amazing scientists..


This post is dedicated to the Great Albert Einstein..

" Behind Every achievement lies a story..."


We all know that it at times, we wont be directly effected by these achievements, however whether directly or indirectly, whether today or tomorrow or in 10 years time.. This is our planet, our life, our future, our science and our knowledge..

Take a deeper look, don't just read..

We all know about the Nobel Prize, established by the Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel in 1895, that is awarded every year for Excellence and significant impact in the following fields :


- Physics.
- Chemistry.
- Medicine.
- Literature.
- Peace.

This post will be concerning the Nobel Prize in Physics :

Wonder who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2010 ? :) :)


1) Nobel Prize in Physics :

On the 5th of October of this year, Russian born Dutch Physicist Andre Konstantin Geim along with Russo-British Physicist Konstantin Sergeevich Novoselov were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for " Ground breaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material Graphene " A Material has vast potential applications. A material with great significance..

Now we all know about that material Graphite :




An Allotrope of Carbon, with a layered structure where the Carbon atoms are arranged in a Hexagonal lattice, These carbon are bonded together with strong forces however in between the layers of hexagonally bonded carbon atoms lies a weak force called " Vander Waal's Force " .

All science students do have this much of knowledge,


Now in the simplest way possible, to explain what these two physicist did was, they basically managed to separate one layer of graphite..

As you look at the diagram above you notice the three layers, These two scientists were able to separate ONE of these layers and form a hexagonal structure of carbon atoms now known as Graphene.


Now you can visualise it! :) This is a sheet of Graphene..




To give you a more visual effect of how small this is, there fore how much harder it was for them to separate one sheet of it, therefore how much greater their acheivement actually is :


"The carbon-carbon bond length in graphene is about 0.142 nanometres. Graphene sheets stack to form graphite with an interplanar spacing of 0.335 nm, which means that a stack of 3 million sheets would be only one millimeter thick." Amazed ?!!

Read the above twice, pause, think about the size, it blew me away the first time i read it too!!

Potential Applications :

1) Single Molecule Gas Detection :


" Graphene makes an excellent sensor due to its 2D structure. The fact that its entire volume is exposed to its surrounding makes it very efficient to detect adsorbed molecules."


2) Graphene Nano ribbons :


" They essentially single layers of graphene that are cut in a particular pattern to give it certain electrical properties. "


3) Transparent Conducting Electrodes :

" Graphene's high electrical conductivity and high optical transparency make it a candidate for transparent conducting electrodes, required for such applications as touch screens, LCD's and many more.. :


4) Reference material for characterizing electroconductive and transparent materials :

" One layer of graphene absorbs 2.3 % of white light. This property was used to define the Conductivity of Transperacy that combines the sheet resistance and the transperacy. This parameter was used to compare different materials without the use of two independent parameters."

With many more applications, Graphene is something we will be hearing more and more about in the future..

Last request before I conclude, look at the photo above about the sheet of Graphene and read the statement below it to be amazed one more time..
Science will never stop amazing us..



Until next time,
 Peace,
May God Bless,


Yazz.

Beach 'Bizarre'

I think all the pretentious glitz, glamour and the non-so-delicately declared aura of ‘paradise-on-earth’ of this place is really getting to peoples heads. Admittedly, Dubai has always has been a rich mans playground, what with its nature-defying man-made islands, its ginormic miscellaneous buildings gracing the highest arches of the sky, and its hunger for progression and competition. At least, that’s the very superficial observation. But most us fondly ignored these power-hungry traits. Of late, some cracks have started to appear the crystal clear veneer that is Dubai’s well-maintained global façade.

Apparently, the nest biggest thing is a beach with sand artificially cooled by underground tubes.

People are DYING because of diseases, natural disasters and starvation- all linked some way or the other, to climate change- and here we have the crème de la crème of the worlds wealthiest, frittering away the worlds depleting energy sources on ARTIFICIALLY COOLED BEACHES?

We are living smack bang in the middle of a DESERT.I thought the hot sand was the standard norm for beach-publicising holiday destinations? Apparently not.
HONESTLY, sometimes I really wonder what these people are thinking when they come up with things like giant REFRIGERATED BEACHES- people are seriously debating whether Palm Jumeirah is going to last very long, and here they are with the latest crazy.

Couldn’t they funnel all that time, effort, MONEY and intelligence into something that could truly benefit human kind, like say, an alternative energy resource plant?
Ok, honestly, Dubai really has seriously improved in terms of environment of the late, but it seems that sometimes they unknowingly spin off in the opposite direction.

Im sure most people would choose helping save whatever we have left of mother earth, than lazing about on some artificially cooled beach. Or at least, most people I know would.

But seriously, artificially cooled beaches?
EPIC FAIL.
-Greenberg

PSYCHOLOGY: PREPARE TO DIVE INTO THE OBSCURE LAND OF EMOTIONS...

A single word that is enough to plummet me into an enthralling world where nothing makes more sense than the unfathomable language of emotions. A single word that holds the key to all types of success aspired by people in today’s world. A phenomenal science that, if mastered, can open the doors to fulfilling and satisfying relationships. A simple word that, in its terse form, can transform humankind. Something that can transcend our personalities. Something that can infuse life and meaning into even the most seemingly mundane tasks of day to day life. Something that can make a considerable difference in all of our lives.

Now, tell me, doesn’t psychology sound enticing? Who doesn’t want to accomplish their goals, no matter how trivial they might be? Who doesn’t want to successfully establish interpersonal relationships in the course of their lives? Who doesn’t want to be recognized and accepted by people in their society? Is there anyone who doesn’t want a meaningful life? Well, there you go! Psychology enables you to achieve all that.

The hard part about psychology arrives now. How do you precisely yet accurately define this magical science? Personally, I would define psychology as the science of emotions, behaviour and mental life that is intricately linked to the functions and working of the brain. That isn’t enough. Infact, psychology is way beyond what we all perceive it to be. Something that stretches far beyond our primitive boundaries of imagination. A staggering science, an enigmatic world and a divine profession. Something that never ceases to fascinate me and draws me in deeper every time I dig in.

Quite honestly, if you don’t mind me inserting my viewpoints, psychology is something that will perhaps never exit the premises of my constantly active and impulsive mind. It is therefore in my eyes, the most meaningful thing on the planet to study, because after all, is there anything else that can be more valuable to us than understanding the people around us? Absolutely not.

So, hang in there and do not miss out on my next week’s column where I will be probing in a little further into the extraordinary and ever-so-inspiring science of psychology.

Aloha!

- Charisma

ACADEMICS: Together we can persuade Math to solve it's own problems....

Missed a chapter because you were called out by a teacher?
Bunked a boring class and now regretting it because you didn’t understand a topic?
Too lazy to write lecture notes after your rocket-speed teacher?
Trying to study, but you don’t know from where?


Then here’s the best place you’d find answers to your questions, yes, on this blog!
We’ll be posting links to websites, videos, animations, notes, podcasts and what not.


So what do you need now?
All you need is to make maximum use of this blog and the resources put forward across to you, if you have something to share, don’t hesitate to contact us on twsblog10@gmail.com


So, let’s start our journey through this academic year, I hope we all land safely the day we get our results!


                                                                                                                                          -The Nerdy! :3
 
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