Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Lego
Playing with blocks is my favourite past time. I match them together and colour them as i wish. I literally play with them by clicking on the 'play' button. I am not kidding, they can do lotsa cool when you 'play' them. They can even sing when you command them to. That's how 厉害 they are. I am constructing something uber cool using these blocks. No it is not a Toy R' Us Giant Lego Giraffe, it is an...
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.... artifical pancreas....
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how ... exciting is that.....
Although they do not topple over, they are a major pain in the arse. No they are not lego blocks, they are simulink blocks.. damn.. life was indeed easier when i was young... if a child ever tells you that he/she is gonna build a 'pancreas' using lego blocks, he/she needs some serious counselling... no wait, it will be better if you can introduce him to me, i will help him build his 'pancreas' and he can build mine. haha
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.... artifical pancreas....
.
.
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how ... exciting is that.....
Although they do not topple over, they are a major pain in the arse. No they are not lego blocks, they are simulink blocks.. damn.. life was indeed easier when i was young... if a child ever tells you that he/she is gonna build a 'pancreas' using lego blocks, he/she needs some serious counselling... no wait, it will be better if you can introduce him to me, i will help him build his 'pancreas' and he can build mine. haha
Monday, September 22, 2008
Oh No
A friend said that i am 'muscically backwards'. another said that i have an 'old soul'. One said that i have a 'unique' taste and another said i am a freak. Oh well, i cant stand most of today's music. The 90s and 80s are the best... where music is really music, (english and chinese songs alike). Bring back the Bee Gees, Boys2mens, frank sinatras and 是谁。。。 of yesteryears man.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
crazy month of september. anyway something that i read about in the managerial accounting class.
When Nasa began to launch astronauts into space, it found out that pens don't work in zero gravity - ink doesn't flow down to the writing surface. So scientists developed a pen that worked in zero gravity, upside down, under water, on practically any surface including crystal & in temperatures ranging from below freezing to more than 300 degrees Celsius. It took the boffins a decade and US$ 12m. As for the Russians - well, they solved the problem faster & cheaper: they just used a pencil.
interesting? well, which is why before you put ur time and effort into something, it is always good to take a step back, reframe the situation and re-analyse things once again before taking the plunge. Easier say than done perhaps
When Nasa began to launch astronauts into space, it found out that pens don't work in zero gravity - ink doesn't flow down to the writing surface. So scientists developed a pen that worked in zero gravity, upside down, under water, on practically any surface including crystal & in temperatures ranging from below freezing to more than 300 degrees Celsius. It took the boffins a decade and US$ 12m. As for the Russians - well, they solved the problem faster & cheaper: they just used a pencil.
interesting? well, which is why before you put ur time and effort into something, it is always good to take a step back, reframe the situation and re-analyse things once again before taking the plunge. Easier say than done perhaps
Monday, September 1, 2008
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