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Microeconomics didnt suck that bad, but it was tricky. tricky till the extent it alsmost became very tough. i dont even know why i'm narrating my evaluation on the paper when i have a freaking ITB test tomorrow. 200 pages of textbook to read, 4 sets of lecture notes and an online iN2015 thing to study. i just looked through my lecture slides and i'm going bonkers.

yes. it is true that we need to know what a computer is. that it is a digital electronics device which combines hardware and software to accept data inputs, processes and sotres the data, and then produces useful outputs! that simple right! and then you need to know what are the five functional areas in which computers assist us, the four primary types of information systems. what is information security. what is a file, a server, a hardware and software. oh my goodness. is it me? or do i already know that i'm gonna flunk this.

i dont know why the negativity. its not on my part. seriously. who studies and memorises terms like that? and i thought poly wasnt about comitting to memory. but as of now, i kinda do think its essential. we're gonna remember everything till it becomes second nature. what does this have to do with business, really! its not like we need to know the definiton of a computer to do business! we know what we know. thats all. period.

i know i'm ranting. i cant help it. and besides, this disposition is kinda dead anyway. everyone's studying for tests while i sit in my room staring at a laptop screen while my fingers type this out. intruiging. i cant wait till its over tomorrow. its so depressing and i shall end my rant here.


right. i watched this movie the other day. Its titled The Nanny Diaries and stars Scarlet Johansson and Chris Evans. you'd probably remember Scarlet from Scoop and Lost In Translation and Chris Evans from Fantastic 4. alright. i know that overall in cinemas it didnt gross a lot of views, but i felt it was an extremely good movie. picking on the upper crust of society and their discriminations. i felt it was very just. (: i loved it, and i advice you to watch it! borrow the DVD sometime yes! hah. oh btw, it was written as a novel first. thats a plus point. you cant go very wrong with award winning novels.(:

oh i'm sure you know, Yves Saint Laurent passed away aye? how sad. he was 71. still full of talent at that ripe old age though. anyways. all respect to the old man. just reminded me of how Versace found its way into the hands of Donatella because he got assasinated. heh.

anyway. i dont have much to say anymore. sorry to be such a bother. shall end off here!