It is finished!

Posted by George Wright Fri, 21 May 2004 12:38:00 GMT

The Latin verse literature paper has been thoroughly butchered! Incredibly easy paper; or was it because of that 10 hours of revision I did yesterday? :) At any rate, I hopefully got over 90% in that paper.

So, that’s all done and dusted. Now to get to grips with the two Classical Greek set texts!

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Latin set texts are inherently evil

Posted by George Wright Thu, 20 May 2004 18:39:00 GMT

Right, it’s decided. I do not like set texts. At all. They are boring, and require far too much time. I have spent at least 6 hours so far learning this evil passage… I just about know all of it now, but it’s been a long, hard struggle.

Oh well, hopefully I’ll get an A* in the paper I’m sitting tomorrow.

Now to learn the rest of the text…

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The French Listening ordeal is over

Posted by George Wright Wed, 19 May 2004 18:53:00 GMT

Well, that’s done and dusted. No more French listening to do.. ever! Wahoo! But before I rejoice, I must make sure I do well in the reading and writing sections of the exam to compensate for my marks in my oral and listening.. I really want that A*!

On a side note - I’ve found a great way to revise Latin set texts; Friday should be a doddle!

Right, now back to reality..

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It's amazing what one can assimilate in a day

Posted by George Wright Tue, 18 May 2004 19:17:00 GMT

Well, today has been one of the most productive days I’ve had for a long time. I started revising Latin at 8:00am, and finished that batch at 9:50am, at which point I rushed off for a French lesson. I then started Latin again at 11:00, and worked through till luncheon at 1:00pm. Immediately afterwards was my Latin exam, which was pretty easy; and now I’ve been hacking on KLatin for a bit.

Oh, and “sl”, aka “steam locomotive” in Gentoo is hideously time consuming. If you ever type “ls” wrong, have fun watching ascii art for the next 5 minutes as a massive steam train runs through a level crossing with about 25 carraiges attached to it! What’s more - you can’t kill it by ordinary means (ctrl-c), so you’re going to have to know its escape key combination.. And no, I’m not going to tell you what it is.. :P

Ahh… the joys of Linux.

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Wahoo! Latin language 1 is over!

Posted by George Wright Tue, 18 May 2004 14:35:00 GMT

At last - it is over. The torment of Latin, and indeed GCSE, exam number 1 is over! And it was /easy/. That’s to say, if I didn’t get 99% or over, I will be kicking myself… hard.

Onward to the next exams!!!!!!!

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Another day has passed and the shadow of GCSEs looms closer...

Posted by George Wright Mon, 17 May 2004 20:28:00 GMT

Oh well, tomorrow is crunch day. It is the end. GCSEs start. Thankfully, it’s Latin Language, and I’ve been using KLatin to revise my vocabulary! :)

Have been twiddling with my image gallery, and I now have all the photos that were ever taken at Ludex in London. This is all the photos taken by Charles Samuels, Jonathan Riddell, Jeff Snyder and me.

The wireless card on my desktop has died… I’ll have to take it back to Computer Exchange to have a yell at them.

Must get back to revision.

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Wahoo, new blog

Posted by George Wright Mon, 17 May 2004 13:14:00 GMT

OK, finally finished redesigning my site and included a new blog. The new site is a bit kde.org esque, as I’m far too unimaginative to design my own. However, the design is still very much like the old one. There is also an image gallery over at http://www.gwright.org.uk/images, powered by FsPHPGallery by Chris Howells (who is also to blame for this new blog).

KLatin is now in KDE-Edu, and Anne-Marie has been giving me a hard time about it. Oh well, that’s life.

GCSEs start on Tuesday! First exam is Latin language. Must.. revise.. ;)

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