Impressed Me!

能讓我欣賞的人，崇拜的人， 喜歡的人，最重要的特質是什麽呢？
就是他、她能夠impressed 我！最好是他、她有些優點是我沒有，卻不會讓我感到妒忌的。才能，才情，才氣，特殊的本事，和精明的頭腦。往往，這些人都很容易被我崇拜。如果就算是一個傻傻的人，也能讓我喜歡，因為他有我沒有的單純。可是，一個自以為是的人，就算他有一萬個優點，那也是枉然，只會讓我鄙視他、她。


So, IMPRESSED ME!!

爽快呢！！

昨晚考了TEST，结果是惨不忍睹的。TEST 前的几个小时，就发现有人载post说要在TEST作弊！一群人还兴高采烈地讨论怎样作弊。这是什么世界呢？考完了TEST还可以面不改色地说：“我随便抄抄就交上去了。不管了。”唉，真的为身为这些人的同学感到羞耻。另一个同班的学长是第一个离开的，他说：“我不会做，至少我潇洒地走了出去。” 我敬佩他的气度，向他敬礼。这才是问心无愧，对得起自己。
回到房以后，就很沮丧地打电话给妈咪。虽然被妈咪教训了一顿，说我没有把书读好，可是，我觉得已经努力了，“问心无愧”就好。反正，CGPA 也没多大改变了，平常心就好。同时，学校的上网速度又迈向龟速了，使用YES上网，在凄惨的TEST以后，是一件多么爽快的是。 O(∩_∩)O~

A Miserable Day

昨晚就开始没水！好吧，有人说8pm就有水了。结果，11pm还没有水。只好用储蓄的水刷牙，用沾湿的棉花抹脸。第二天，就是今天早上，还是没有水。没有水不是人过的日子啊！！没得上厕所，没得洗脸刷牙，没得洗澡，没得洗碗碟杯....结果，就和朋友包袱款款去SCHOOL刷牙洗脸上厕所！！超不自在的。温习计划完全被打乱。到头来忍无可忍，打算回家去。搭德士，巴士，Ferry，巴士，从2.45pm到5.20pm，终于到达家门口。不管三七二十一，洗澡去！！！千辛万苦啊！！ %>_<%

一早起床... /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

室友又磨牙了。这次醒了两次。第一次是被磨牙声和噩梦吓醒的。严重怀疑噩梦是被磨牙声induced的。 =.= 这样导致每天早上睡醒时，精神很差，上课还打瞌睡。唉，磨牙的原因找到了却没办法解决。怎么办？

A song that SUIT Weekend SO MUCH!!

Finally RELIEF!!!

终于回到家了。和损友吃了午餐（芋头饭+肉丸酸菜汤+生菜）很久没吃青菜了！回到家就大解放，睡了饱饱的午觉，就出门趴趴走！

去喝了念念不忘的Chatime珍珠烤奶还去Starbucks拿了赠品。暂时满足了。

Starbick's Card Caddy...没什么作用。给弟弟用好了

 

周傑倫 超跑女神 MV

好多超級跑車的MV！ 跑車！！♥♥♥

Sense of Sharing

Sharing is appreciating what you have learned from others
Sharing is spreading whatever happiness you get from others
Sharing is caring
Sharing is loving

If you are not happy the sharing from others, you won't keep it.
If you are happy with the sharing, you will spread it to others that needed.

西式のChaiDiamMa

上几个星期，从报纸发现了一件不错的餐厅。被它的摩卡吸引了。还有自从澳洲回来以后念念不忘的Bacon and Egg. 这次乘着回家的途中，跑去找了这家餐厅。

Wild Flower Honey RM5

Udon with Chicken and Bacon rm14

这家的食物还不错。可惜当时没有喝摩卡的心情，错过了。可是，它的面好贵呢。没办法，那是别的地方尝不到的滋味。而且，Bacon的料理呢！稀有啊！

地址：15, Queen Street, 10200 Georgetown Penang

PBIM 2011 Satisfactory

没想到自己能“走”完10公里。 为什么呢？因为自小就身体弱，从来都很抗拒运动。自从上次的 2011 Starwalk，走了6公里。被我家的损友劝着参加了这次的PBIM 2011。
然 而，为什么会参加Starwalk 2011呢？这就要从上次去北京的故事讲起了。话说，在北京的其中一天，那是个自定义的自由日。游览了明陵以后，回到北京城，去了恭王府。从恭王府，想要 搭巴士去王井府。结果，没巴士也没德士！所以天真的我就建议从恭王府“走”去王井府。完全没看到地图上这两个地方的距离有多少。结果，就拉着妈妈走了14 公里！被妈妈骂到臭头。
言归正传，好胆的我就参加了Starwalk。考虑到半途体力不支还能翘头回家（就在附近而已）。嘻嘻！没想到，还真的给我走完了！好吧，那么10公里也应该可以了。再次大胆地报了名。差别在于，跑步完的话只能慢慢走回终点。
 好了，今天就是The Day了。没有事先的锻炼，没有充分的准备，不知道身体能否支持得住？

等待开跑中 6.50am了

准备开跑 7am

要上桥了

槟桥的日出

Yellow Ribbon on the Bridge!

我家的损友花了1小时10分钟跑完。我呢，1小时30分钟“走”完！ 任务完成！可以回家睡觉了！

当事事不如意时........

当万圣节party搞不成
当family dinner搞不成
当温习感觉厌倦
当一切显得那么不顺利
我已经开始觉得疲惫不堪。不明白为什么会觉得惴惴不安，感觉不好的事会发生。
根据妈妈的话，这种时候，应该别管那么多，乖乖躲在家里，睡觉，那样就能雨过天晴了。

浑浑噩噩的星期天

浑浑噩噩的星期天。一个人躲在房间，温习韩文，做功课，吃午餐和睡觉！昨天就下定决心，告诉自己，接下来不能再颓废迷糊了，一定要振作清醒。虽然final year了，可是书还是要读，戏还是要看，小说还是要嗑。可是，食物要减少了，就连burger档的uncle 都说我变“壮”了。不知道该开心还是伤心好。以前觉得自己瘦得没力，现在变“壮”，不知道有变大力没？

2011 Convo, abang 毕业了！

Abang looks fatter in pic...haha

Whole family

 

 

 

 

Abang graduate， its his big day! Hard to express my feeling today. Quite happy, quite sad and a bit lost. However, abang promised to attend my convo in following year. Still feel happy!
Everyone is happy with sweaty shirt.

寻找自己的快乐

有时，快乐是别人带给自己的。
有时，快乐是自找的。

很高兴学弟找到了他的快乐。在繁忙的生活中为自己空出时间，去做些让自己开心的事。
想想，我也应该为自己寻找快乐。

忙里偷闲的午后,学弟请喝糖水、聊聊天。希望他能找到自己的幸福，那么就能永远快乐。

My birthday cake

180度 歌詞

作詞︰李俊健
作曲︰黃慧雯


所謂的圓度規 不能衡量你的態度
你穿的衣服 跟我的心情不符
兩個人的溫度 開始有一點出入
面對面坐著 對焦還是很模糊
並不是我犯規 愛情才會這樣無助
是你的幸福 從來都不會滿足
你想要結束 我們走過的路
誰對誰辜負 你我都心裡有數
你的180度 是你轉變的速度
我的腳步加速 能否追回那場當初
你的陌生談吐 和你難猜的思路
騙自己不去接觸
你和我開始形成的尷尬圖
你的180度 是你轉變的態度
我就讓你一步 還是一樣於事無補
你留下的孤獨 像個無底的深谷
我自己一個人住
再大的苦也不會讓你背負


所謂的圓度規 不能衡量你的態度
你穿的衣服 跟我的心情不符
兩個人的溫度 開始有一點出入
面對面坐著 對焦還是很模糊
並不是我犯規 愛情才會這樣無助
是你的幸福 從來都不會滿足
你想要結束 我們走過的路
誰對誰辜負 你我都心裡有數


你的180度 是你轉變的速度
我的腳步加速 能否追回那場當初
你的陌生談吐 和你難猜的思路
騙自己不去接觸
你和我開始形成的尷尬圖
你的180度 是你轉變的態度
我就讓你一步 還是一樣於事無補
你留下的孤獨 像個無底的深谷
我自己一個人住
再大的苦也不會讓你背負
你對我不再投入
還在感情線上加了休止符
我要你最後的答覆 卻是那麼的含糊


你的180度 是你轉變的速度
我的腳步加速 能否再追回當初
你的陌生談吐 和你難猜的思路
騙自己不去接觸
你和我開始形成的尷尬圖
你的180度 是你轉變的態度
我就讓你一步 還是一樣於事無補
你留下的孤獨 像個無底的深谷
我自己一個人住
再大的苦也不會讓你背負

不去了....还是有些伤心

日本不去了，这是因为核灾。
这件事，本应该对我影响不大。不应该那么大。可是，还是被澳洲交换学生的那件事影响了。
澳洲是临阵退缩，不去。因为钱，要留给以后的。日本之行，虽然是逼不得已，可还是失望了。这算是打击吧，总觉得好像有股无形的力量阻止我离开。是怕我离开了就不会来吗？

日本•我•核灾•时间

在此为所有罹难的日本人送上最大的祝福、祈求大家平安。
核灾带来的后续灾害已经开始逐步的显示在大家的生活里，微辐射量的蔬果、牛奶、食水等。
日本之行，势在必行。可是，时间已逼近，各种文件还没有着落。开始担心了。
有时想想，就算去日本，不是实习，做个研究助理也不错。好像很乐观...没办法，人总要在困难中爬起来，乐观和期待是很重要的。虽然有时会重重的跌伤，可是，没关系，爬起来，再走下去！

人们的恐慌，原来比原子辐射来得厉害！

看了以下的报道， 我的结论是：杞人忧天果然是会让人们生病甚至死亡。

Japan nuclear leak - health risks

Fergus Walsh | 19:57 UK time, Tuesday, 15 March 2011

It is not surprising that many people in Japan are deeply worried about the potential health threat from the radiation leak at the Fukushima nuclear plant. The earthquake and subsequent tsunami produced tangible, visible destruction whereas radiation is an invisible danger.
The images of families being screened for contamination by workers in protective suits add to the sense of alarm. So what are the risks at present? Scientists I have spoken to say we cannot give a clear answer yet because we don't know enough about the amount and type of radioactive material that has leaked. Nonetheless, most experts seem to suggest the danger to the public is low.
To start with, some background on radiation exposure which is measured in the unit known as sievert. This quantifies the amount of radiation absorbed by human tissues.
It is worth pointing out that everyone gets exposed to radiation, all the time. This is from the air, cosmic rays, food, water and so on. The levels are very low.
Figures from the Health Protection Agency say:
A chest x-ray gives a dose of about 20 microsieverts (that is 20 millionths of a sievert)
The average annual background radiation dose for individuals in the UK is 2,200 microsieverts.
So how does that compare with what is happening in Japan? Earlier today, a Japanese minister said at one point, anyone at the Fukushima plant itself would be exposed to 11,000 microsieverts per hour, but this had fallen back.
At another point radiation levels are said to have reached as high as 400 millisieverts (one millisievert is 1,000 microsieverts). That would be 20 times the annual permitted limit for nuclear workers. Clearly it is the small group of nuclear workers remaining at the plant who are most at risk.
For the public there is a 20 kilometre (12 mile) exclusion zone around the plant. People living up to 30 kilometres (18 miles) away have been told to stay indoors. "That would be effective in reducing the chances of inhaling radiation from an airborne plume" said Steve Jones, Professor of Environmental and Occupational Toxicology at the University of Central Lancashire. He said, "We don't know what is in that plume released after explosions at the plant, but the risk would decrease very quickly the further away you travel from the site."
All of the experts I spoke to said the health risks to the public, at present, were low. Professor Jones said if the situation did not get worse then it would probably be impossible to show any measurable health effects on the wider public in the decades to come. Cancer is a key long-term risk from radiation exposure and officials will undoubtedly be monitoring the health outcomes of the population around Fukushima..
So how does the danger compare to the worst nuclear accident in history, at Chernobyl, 25 years ago? The radiation leak in Japan is minute by comparison. At Chernobyl a huge explosion was followed by a fire which raged for 10 days and emitted a huge amount of radiation which spread over a vast area.
In a report on the 20th anniversary of the disaster, the World Health Organisation said up to 4000 people may eventually die from the health effects of radiation poisoning, but so far there had been around 60 deaths. Around 50 of those were emergency workers and nine children who died from thyroid cancer. Children are especially at risk from radiation poisoning because of their developing bodies.
Dr Jim Smith, Reader in Environmental Physics at Portsmouth University and author of "Chernobyl: Catastrophe and Consequences" spoke to me from Kiev. He is part of a team on its his way to visit Chernobyl.
He said: "The Chernobyl disaster resulted in a major release of radioactivity. It was a graphite reactor and huge amounts of radioactive caesium and iodine escaped. It was partly due to the design of the plant - very different from those in Japan."
He said several hundred thousand people worked on the subsequent clean up and decontamination of the plant. Many had received an average of around 100 millisieverts over the duration of their work at the site. Professor Smith estimated that this had increased their lifetime risk of cancer to the extent that for every 100 workers an extra one would get cancer. This is not a risk anyone would choose to take, but he pointed out it was far less than the danger of cancer from being a life-long smoker.
One of the main health effects of the Japanese radiation leak maybe the psychological impact. Professor Jones said the stress of being displaced from your home and the fear of radiation contamination could have serious consequences. And that fear factor extends as far as Tokyo, 155 miles from the nuclear plant. "Even though people in Tokyo maybe completely safe, it is understandable that they are nervous and that can lead to stress and ill-health", he said.

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压力•想家

最近比较烦！

想笑也笑不出了。功课，presentation和测验多到像山。已经三个星期没回槟城了。前几天还因为想家想到乱发脾气了。没办法，回家就堕落了。不能回！日本 实习的事，又开始pending了，慢慢等待消息吧。想着，三月回吉隆坡，哪一天好呢？回家收拾行李，准备飞去日本了。我到底在烦什么呢？
1. 功课，presentation和测验
2. 模糊不清的日本实习文件申请
3. 钱！（没钱了呢...妈咪看了一定受不了这个败家女儿！）
4. 日语学习缓慢中

总之，还是乖乖地把功课做完。乖乖地等待消息。乖乖地学习日语吧。

Curry Fish Ball &Green Tea Chesse Cake

 Curry Fish Ball- Kim Gary Restaurant. 很好吃哦！ 有点辣辣的。

 里面除了5粒鱼丸还有马铃薯！

Secret Recipe 最近推出的绿茶芝士蛋糕， 不推荐！味道就像绿茶月饼。化学绿茶的味道很重！