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| Cast members of the high school musical 'Alyss from Wonderland' having a bit of fun during rehearsal break |
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
[Wordless Wednesday] Double Piggyback Ride
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
[Photo] Jungle Cockroach
A few weeks ago I joined about 60 or so pre-college students for a hike up a mountain, which presented me with ample opportunity to capture images of wild jungle insects.
One of which, is a jungle cockroach.
I hope anyone with expert taxonomical and entomological knowledge can help me identify what species this is so I can properly label and tag the photo.
From the basic anatomy of the bug I can definitely say it is some kind of a cockroach, with different color markings and shades as compared to the urban counterpart.
Like the common cockroach it also has long antennae but somewhere along the antennae there's a band of white marking, as you can see in the photo above. The legs are spiky / thorny like the cockroaches we commonly see.
I shall share other jungle shots I managed to capture in my future posts.
One of which, is a jungle cockroach.
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| EXIF: 1/200s, f/22, 35mm with a macro converter, ISO 800, on camera flash with wide diffuser |
I hope anyone with expert taxonomical and entomological knowledge can help me identify what species this is so I can properly label and tag the photo.
From the basic anatomy of the bug I can definitely say it is some kind of a cockroach, with different color markings and shades as compared to the urban counterpart.
Like the common cockroach it also has long antennae but somewhere along the antennae there's a band of white marking, as you can see in the photo above. The legs are spiky / thorny like the cockroaches we commonly see.
I shall share other jungle shots I managed to capture in my future posts.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
[Shared] XKCD: Set Theory
I have a confession. I do this sometimes, in my math classes.
I sometimes tend to explain simple mathematical concepts using math jargons that most students don't really understand.
When in reality they can all be explained using simple layman terms.
I sometimes wonder, why do I do this?
Probably to impress. Or probably to prove my credentials as a math teacher.
But I do hope I don't come across as snobbish or anything. Especially to my students.
My dear students, I sincerely apologize.
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| source: xkcd |
When in reality they can all be explained using simple layman terms.
I sometimes wonder, why do I do this?
Probably to impress. Or probably to prove my credentials as a math teacher.
But I do hope I don't come across as snobbish or anything. Especially to my students.
My dear students, I sincerely apologize.
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