hostage taking in quirino grandstand really suck !
i feel sad, when i saw those koreans/chinese whatever
taking out in the bus full of blood in der body
my god! is that a hostage taking or a masacre haha
asshole .
im so sorry to say this . but like what the other blog says
i really feel ashamed for our police force and d SWAT too !!
with all due respect for me they're really really fool . stupid
urgh ! yah they are right . imagine 30cops vs 1 hostage taker ?
oh come on !
they have lacked tactical plans . they dont even know if the hostages is dead or alive pa !
they could easily and effortlessly kill multple policemen in one swipe
this partcular situation is very delicate .
but !
its already done ! i think 9 koreans killed eh .
the situation is being watch thru CNN . well shamed on me
as filipino . tssssss :/
theres no moral lesson at all .
damn !
LOL
theyre right . dpat turuan ng counterstrike an mga SWAT haha
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Archimedes’ principle
ARCHIMEDES, a Greek philosopher, studied about buoyancy. According to a legend, Archimedes was asked by king Hieron of Syracuse to determine whether his crown was made of pure gold or mixed with a less expensive metal. Thos was so big task for Archimedes that he was thinking of it all the time. He found the answer while he was taking a bath in the tub. Because of his great excitement, he ran in the streets shouting “EUREKA” , a great word meaning of “I found it”. He performed experiments and calculations and came up with what is now called “ARCHIMEDES PRINCIPLE”
“The buoyant force of fluid on an object is equal to the weight of fluid the object is displaces”.
Archimedes’ principle applies to object that sink or float. An object sinks if its weight is greater than the buoyant force, however, it floats if its weight is less than buoyant force.
ARCHIMEDES, a Greek philosopher, studied about buoyancy. According to a legend, Archimedes was asked by king Hieron of Syracuse to determine whether his crown was made of pure gold or mixed with a less expensive metal. Thos was so big task for Archimedes that he was thinking of it all the time. He found the answer while he was taking a bath in the tub. Because of his great excitement, he ran in the streets shouting “EUREKA” , a great word meaning of “I found it”. He performed experiments and calculations and came up with what is now called “ARCHIMEDES PRINCIPLE”
“The buoyant force of fluid on an object is equal to the weight of fluid the object is displaces”.
Archimedes’ principle applies to object that sink or float. An object sinks if its weight is greater than the buoyant force, however, it floats if its weight is less than buoyant force.
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