Hard Core Muggers and Why they should not be feared

Ok..back to my lecture proper. Today I shall lecture on why we should not fear hard core a.k.a. impulsive muggers. Recently, there have been negative comments about some hard core muggers in the college. Some also claim that some use "under-hand" means to ace their tests. Well, Hard Core muggers have always been in existence since the invention of education by some crazy freak came up with it some thousands of years ago. And they have, to some extent been stigmatized to be nerds or even wierd and horrifying.

However, depite their not so good reputation, hard core muggers are beneficial for us. Take this example. When you are running your 5.7km road race, do you run at your own pace or do you pace yourself with a fellow competitor running infront? The same goes to mugging. Hard Core muggers, regardless of how hard they are can be used as a pace-maker to pace ourselves in the long "run" in our mugging carrer. we need not see them as competitors like we do in competitions. But they can be a good gauge to how well you have mugged and when you should seek help from your tutors when your mugmode kena short-curcuit. LoL...

Geography: Vulcanism

Here are some important lava flows one must learn for their geog topic on Lithospheric process.

Pahoehoe to `a`a transition
Nearly all lava in Hawai`i erupts as pahoehoe, and some changes to `a`a during flowage and cooling. The critical factor that determines whether pahoehoe or `a`a forms is the relationship between the viscosity of the lava (resistance to flow) and the amount of internal disturbance or shear that occurs as lava spreads from a vent downslope.
Generally, if pahoehoe viscosity is high (relatively cool pasty lava), a low rate of shear or disturbance may cause `a`a to form. For example, a slow-moving pahoehoe flow that has cooled sufficiently may transform into `a`a as the flow continues to advance. If pahoehoe viscosity is low (relatively hot fluid lava), a high rate of shear or disturbance is required for transition to `a`a. For example, when a fluid pahoehoe flow pours over a steep slope, it increases its speed and creates conditions favorable for `a`a to form.
Any factor that increases the viscosity of pahoehoe, such as cooling, loss of gas, or crystallization will favor the transition of pahoehoe to `a`a. Pahoehoe can change to `a`a, but the reverse never occurs.

Coutesy of ( http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/)

Current State:

Ofcourse I'm still in the solid state la...lol..so lame..anyway.. just started listening to the E-learning topic on gases which is starting to get cheemer as more equations are being combined into an unrecognizable mass of numbers and letters...Just finished the torturous atomic structure tutorial and a Beijing sincerely Reviewed piece of tutorial for CSE. Biz club is starting to piss me off with their wonderful banner project and I'm given the bloody reposibility to call everyone up and vomit out the banner by Friday. Grrr...Stupid Banner...Hope I get to succeed JianXin in his place for Perkafe OM...All i need to do is to jaga the stupid cafe everyday and mug alone inside as the souls on duty perform their ritual...hopefully no one else is as siao as me..so interested in saikanging...haha...At this second, my stupid tagboard is giving me a very nice problem so I can't reply or read any tags..grrr...

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