so lil timeeee. . .

12:02am I didn't think it'd be this "hectic": the 2nd phase of med school. With barely much sleep, much time to even read or do any work, it's worrying what the outcome will be. Yeah, i learn lots in the wad. However, i wonder if it's good enough to help me pass my examz! hahaha! I want to be the best doctor i can be, but i need to clear this hurdle too :P So, pray along with me that i'll stun everyone who thinks i can't and that i'll be so amazing, God's love'll shine through me! Amen!

Above: (lay-men) A heart problem, i'm busy. Let's schedule for September next year.

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Ya know you saw this in star trek!

From 10 years ago, we could only say:

"This won't happen anytime soon. But definitely in the future!"

~The best example~

Touch-screen interfaces:

From star trek

From apple - The iPad

Also, we see movies like ironman having

multitouch air & table

From ironman

And soon, if you like,

from your bedroom! Seriously, it's insane!

watch on how to build your own!

Maximum PC's Multitouch Surface Computer from Maximum PC on Vimeo.

Hence, technology is advancing so fast that before you know it,

the world will say:

" Think Again ;) "

For more info on apple's iPad, click here.

For more info on the multitouch 'table', click here.

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The Raya Break

Clinical school (the 2nd phase of med school) started for 2 weeks now. Raya break for a week and the next holidays i have are next Chinese New Year! Such is the life of a medical student...



*rethinking plans on becoming a dr*



Currently my schedule runs around:
Wake up at 6+am, be at the hospital for rounds by 7:30-8am, wad work till 10/11am, presentations till 1pm, 1 hour break, 2-5pm more student presentations/mini lectures/discussions or if iy ends early or wtv -back to the hospital. Not to forget, sometimes ya don't leave the wad at 5. Maybe around 6ish 7.

So i'll be home around 7ish8 and things to do are: cook, eat, shower, study, internet, read, prepare, sleep. The cycle then continues. :)

Btw, once a week on call from 5:30pm onwards. Wohoo!!!






Those who haven't entered med school or are reaching the clinical phase rethinking yet? Hahaha!

Well, this isn't that bad considering the new housemen had schedules of 6am to 12am daily! How awesome and much dedication drs are!




This post is pretty wordy but, point to take home is, even on raya break, we're expected to study. Of which i haven't done so. Nonetheless, i pray that as i run along this journey to be a dr and even after, each day i meet patients, i'd be a blessing to yhem and to their loved ones. It's alot to do, but with God's strength and help, i will not fail! :))



Remember always to lean on the Lord for he'll never forsake you. BeN'Z

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Chewing gum + Helium gas = flight?

This is really insane. I would Love to give this a try :) hehe.

DISCLAIMER: DO NOT TRY THIS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. HELIUM GAS INHALATION CAN BE DANGEROUS AND YOUR LIFE IS VALUABLE

What happen if chewing gum added with helium gas www.riddler.tk

Thumbs up to Ian's link on Fb.

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Jesus Loves You joke!

No no, we Christians don't think that way.

Just like Jesus, we love you too!!!

*or at least try to :P*

hehe. Just something funny I found online ;)

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Bob Fits at GTPJ! This Friday 27/08!

If you didn't know, there's no cell this week. Instead, head on over to Church and catch

Bob Fits (boob tits: i joke)!

Here's a bit of the info:

Love Remains featuring Bob Fits

date:- 27 AUG 2010

time:- 8:30pm

venue:- GTPJ Maranatha Auditorium

Really, if you can make it,

GO FOR IT!!

And if you're going or not,

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS or their friends too!!!

For the facebook link & more info, click here.

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