I found pork in cyberjaya! Plus, its in MMU! woohooo…..Waalaa….
Take that! LOLz
Whole week went on kinda well, until the day when we went over and see YWJ (Mr. Yap, our supervisor for FYP. Going there, hoping to finish every single things needed for presentation. Of course for my part, I will be sharing, since this is MY BLOG! LOLz…
Okie, great…lets see…starts from when I ask him how to do this and that, he showed some guidelines, and I tried, in his room, everything in the end, went kinda well. Eventhough its kinda sloppy, due to the rough calculation and math, movement are all choppy. But what to expect again, its FYP part 1. In the end of the meeting, I finally managed to achieve my part’s goal. In my mind, I’m like…YEAH!!!!!!!
Hold and behold, he suddenly came telling me,”…since you finished your part, make the mirror and and pico-projector platform and demo during the presentation.” Of course I asked, “Can I do it after the presentation?” Guess what he answered?
“NO, do it and show it during presentation, if not…I Give you C!!!”
Wooohhhhh, of course I straight stunned, giving the time left for doing all this is like one weekend,plus materials all is not purchased yet (coz I never plan to do this part before presentation!).
So on Friday, I went to Puchong to buy some components and parts for my hardware design. Here’s the things i bought, some I only buy when I am back in Seremban.
This few stuffs cost me around RM38! Fuhhh, great huh? Just the lilttle 4 led’s already cost me RM10+! The battery holders cost me…ermmm….RM15, buts it high quality holder, solid!
After that, I went for my breakfast, since I’m in Puchong, just grab something to eat, so went to the shop next to it (few shops next to it) for breakfast. Once I step into the shop, guess what I saw?? THIS!!!
Its like whole side of the shop is the “lauk-pauk”! I straight…”Wa-lao…sai ng sai ohhh!” Normally, I will just grab the mixed rice and eat, but this one, despite so many choices, in fact is the choices, makes me choose this
Now weekend’s arrived, I start my friday evening with the video for Missions Convention. Too busy for the whole week, entire week!! Didn’t managed to touch the video, I know, my time management has been bad, but I’m trying my best, still learning and changing. Heh…
As I promised, I will get a video of what I’m doing once my presentation over, at least with all the prototype hardware ready. Yes…*hint hint*, my hardware is not done yet. Arrrghhhhhhhh
Wednesday March 11, 2009
Girl survives after six organs removed in surgery
By Christine Kearney
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - A seven-year-old girl was released from hospital on Tuesday after a ground-breaking 23-hour operation four weeks ago in which doctors took out six of her organs to remove a cancerous tumor in her abdomen.
Heather McNamara, from Long Island, New York, is believed to be the first child and only the second person in the world to have the surgery known as auto-transplant, her doctors said.
McNamara's pancreas, liver, spleen, stomach and small and large intestines were taken out and put in ice-cold temperatures so doctors could take out the cancerous growth.
"Her tumor had been called inoperable and surgery was thought to be impossible," Dr. Herbert Pardes, the president of New York Presbyterian Hospital told a news conference.
Lead surgeon Dr. Tomoaki Kato said the tumor was in the abdomen and pancreas and tangled with two major blood vessels. In order to remove it, a team of seven surgeons and eight clinicians removed six organs, but they were unable to replace the pancreas, spleen and stomach.
The tumor could not be treated with chemotherapy or standard surgical techniques.
"She was really sick, she had fluid in the belly," he said. "She was at risk of major bleeding."
McNamara told reporters she felt "good" and was looking forward to returning home and to "play with my dog Angel and with my sister."
Because it is impossible to survive without a stomach Kato created a pouch in her body to hold food before it moves to the small intestine.
"Medicine increasingly, despite the challenge, can provide hope for people who are facing major illnesses," said Pardes.
Kato performed the first auto-transplant operation on a Florida woman who had six organs removed and replaced last year.
Copyright © 2008 Reuters
Alright, next thing, a dinner at my house, A1-10-3, after.....let me see, around 1 sem, yea, around 1 whole sem. Let's see what we have...





