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May. 7th, 2004 08:42 amHere's the answers to the lyrics you guys didn't get on my playlist meme thing a couple days ago:
5. yeah I was lost in a swoon of peace. you're all I need to find (Dolphin's Cry--Live)
6. As you stray far from home, I will believe, I will believe (Troubled by the Way We Came Together--Natalie Imbruglia)
8. Now I'm far away from you (You're always far away) , I'll never bring back yesterday (bring back yesterday) (Suffocate--Cold)
9. And my words will be here when I’m gone as I’m fading away against the wind (Sympathetic--Seether)
10. And yet you're so far like a distant star I'm wishing on tonight (My All--Mariah Carey)
18. And for a little while more, I'll soar the uneven wind, complain and blame the sterile land (Fast as you Can--Fiona Apple)
20. Hold me. Whatever lies beyond this morning is a little later on. (Simple and Clean--Hikaru Utada)
Anywho, my meteorology final took me less than 30 minutes to take this morning. It was four questions, and they were all conceptual. I'm kind of kicking myself over one of the questions, but I'll live. It basically went something like this: In an atmosphere that preferentially scatters wavelengths that emit red light in the visible spectrum (hence having a red colored sky), what color would the sun be? I said it would still be yellow since the wavelengths emitted by the sun are unchanged by the properties of the atmosphere, but I didn't take into account that it's not necessarily the Earth's sun. There are blue suns and red suns out there in the universe, so I should have just left the part about it being yellow off. Eh well, I think I should get partial credit for it.
5. yeah I was lost in a swoon of peace. you're all I need to find (Dolphin's Cry--Live)
6. As you stray far from home, I will believe, I will believe (Troubled by the Way We Came Together--Natalie Imbruglia)
8. Now I'm far away from you (You're always far away) , I'll never bring back yesterday (bring back yesterday) (Suffocate--Cold)
9. And my words will be here when I’m gone as I’m fading away against the wind (Sympathetic--Seether)
10. And yet you're so far like a distant star I'm wishing on tonight (My All--Mariah Carey)
18. And for a little while more, I'll soar the uneven wind, complain and blame the sterile land (Fast as you Can--Fiona Apple)
20. Hold me. Whatever lies beyond this morning is a little later on. (Simple and Clean--Hikaru Utada)
Anywho, my meteorology final took me less than 30 minutes to take this morning. It was four questions, and they were all conceptual. I'm kind of kicking myself over one of the questions, but I'll live. It basically went something like this: In an atmosphere that preferentially scatters wavelengths that emit red light in the visible spectrum (hence having a red colored sky), what color would the sun be? I said it would still be yellow since the wavelengths emitted by the sun are unchanged by the properties of the atmosphere, but I didn't take into account that it's not necessarily the Earth's sun. There are blue suns and red suns out there in the universe, so I should have just left the part about it being yellow off. Eh well, I think I should get partial credit for it.