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Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Vol.9(4)

Emergency post!!! It was a fantastic night that when I was playing dota with frens at home, a main pipe suddenly blown up and dunno-wat-water started to flow out of its top!:0 OMFG!!! There are interesting conversations if the volume is tuned up...Enjoy!



And this is our toilet...Im happy to invite everyone who read this blog to come to our house warming party this Thursday evening^^

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Vol.9(3)

This was the same poster that I saw

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Vol.9(2)

While digging through my youtube "Favorites" videos recently, I found myself nostalgic for those videos of which I used to watch unwearily during the waiting time of my final-year project experiments. I would not be able to survive my FYP without them. Thanks for the people who uploaded those wonderful clips. So, I would like to share with you this fan-made video from JennyProd92 (http://youtube.com/user/JennyProd92). She has made quite a number of interesting MVs of J-, K-, Tw-drama and movies. But I found this one her best - the music matches the mood and is superbly matched by the editing!


"Pride" is quite an enjoyable Jdrama. In the first episode, when Haru (lead actor) first saw Aki (lead actress) in the pub of their club, he was immediately attracted to her and thought that she must be someone from the last century. And you will be able to find out why she is such a lady. 我也希望有一天,能遇见这古代的女人。The story revolves around the special relationship between Haru and Aki, as well as the development of Haru into a mature ice-hockey player. This is the reason why I prefer J- to K-drama. People are not perfect beings, but rather in the process of learning to live happier and suit themselves to the people whom they care about. This drama also reminds me of playing basketball, of the moment at the highest point when I scored "beautifully". I really enjoyed the game, and I remember I used to go down to the PGP court and sweat myself whenever I was unhappy. The following clip is the main theme of the drama.


Enjoy!

Friday, September 7, 2007

Vol.9(1)

Since my boss came back from Switzerland two weeks ago, I have been busy like hell. There are simply too many flashes, emotion, experience, and thoughts that I would like to, but unluckily no time to share here. I am currently trying to familiarize myself with spectra assignment using CARA (http://www.nmr.ch/), a powerful NMR spectra analysis software developed by Dr. Rochus Keller as his PhD project under Prof. Kurt Wüthrich.

As usual, I will showing some interesting pictures. There was one event called the "Malaysian Night" held by MSL (http://www.nusmsl.org) in the evening of 31st Oct. As explained by my fren Mun Keat, the originator of MSL, MSL is a "semi-official" student union run and joined by the Malaysian students studying in NUS (National University of Singapore). Someone told me that there would be hot girls dancing. So, I went to PGP with the necessary apparatus, a Nikon D50 with Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6 lens borrowed from my fren Jia Tong, since my lens is just too short for this special kind of photo-taking. Unluckily, I was so late that I missed their sketches. Hence, I could only show one picture here. The later two pics were from a very pretty gal I saw in Clementi McDonald around 12pm after the event. The pics were quite blur as I was pretending to shoot my fren sitting in front of me. Clearly, the camouflage was spotted, as the gal was confidently swaying her hair backwards to let me shoot from afar^^




Since the 300mm lens was on my hand, it's a good chance for me to shoot the full moon. The first pic was shot with my EOS 400D (50mm f/2.0 ISO100 RAW==10Mpixel) 4 months ago back in my hometown Kota Kinabalu. To compare with the second pic (300mm f/5.6 ISO200[max in Nikon D50] FINE==5Mpixel), it's not too hard to convince you that, "WoW! A tele lens is such powerful!" OK, nvm, im just crapping. Enjoy the last one. He is my fren Mun Keat. If you ever interested in the gal beside him, contact me^^ (I have to give credit to Mr Ng Tien Tjuen for his creativity in the last pic.)