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Vertigo
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Taken from Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary
ver·ti·go
Pronunciation: 'v&rt-i-"gO
Function: noun
Inflected Form: plural -goes or -gos
1 : a disordered state which is associated with various disorders (as of the inner ear) and in which the individual or the individual's surroundings seem to whirl dizzily —see OBJECTIVE VERTIGO, SUBJECTIVE VERTIGO; —compare DIZZINESS
2 : disordered vertiginous movement as a symptom of disease in lower animals; also : a disease (as gid) causing this
For the first time in my life I was affected by vertigo. This is a feeling I hope I never suffer from the rest of my life. With 6 hours of sleep, I went to the gym and then the pool. When I was out of the pool the world tilted its axis and I was spinning around and puking all over the place. Fun huh?
Symptoms include
- Sweating
- Erratic eye movement
- Blur visions
- Nausea and vomitting
Off-topic
Thanks for the HG Chaos guys. I'm now 30% into completion and when I do I'll post it here. For those of you who don't know what that is...here's a pic
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Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Thanks! for the 2kgboombox,chaos,SM kit,XpressMusic,NXGT,160SATA and the tshirtgelap. Iloveyouguys D:
Next post will be something that makes sense.
Pfft.
Life has so many presents for me
Friday, September 07, 2007
I woke up today to rush my assignment which is due at 5.00pm. I've done the important part so I just need to finish up the report. My groupmates have a weird way of doing things. We take the same subjects so each of us pick one assignment and do it alone. That means I'm doing this assignment alone while the others work on other subject's assignment. Each person get to do one. How lovely.
So ok, I there's one segment of my assignment codes that I need to verify with my lecturer. So off I went to campus and parked right outside of campus. Went to see him and went to a one hour class. Got out and saw this on my windscreen.
I laughed...hard
Got home to finish off the assignment and I got a mail from the bank.
Huh?
Handed in the assignment and went home in the evening. Powered up the computer to find out that there is something wrong with my graphic card. -__-
The fan came off. No attempts to self-fix here
...get a bigger fan
Had to sacrifice the speakers so I can plug this in. Games with no sound is weird. Seriously.
Construction is going on opposite my house and that most probably sumbat-ed the longkang. The floodwaters brought in dirt and smelled funky. Mmm hmm.
I also bought..or attempted to buy a good headphone for my pretty player off lelong.com.my I banked in the money yesterday and the dude still hasn't reply me. Scammer?!~@#!@~
The best thing is my player is starting to act up again. This time it freezes after a few minute of playing and I can't boot it up. Maybe I GG-ed the harddisk from my self-fix. Another round of applause please. >.<
shiru's top 5 Firefox plug-ins
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Thought I'd share the love since I've got a friend who's a nub at Firefox.
I'm not using Firefox by the way; I'm on Wyzo, a browser based on Firefox and still in development. So anyway the top 5 plug-ins are suppose to make surfing easier. So let's start.
1. Cooliris Previews
This plug-in lets you preview a website from its link before actually going in the website alone. Just hover over the link. Great for previewing Google search results.
2. Download Status Bar
Put's your download status at the bottom of your browser for more organized monitoring. You can also clear access controls for the downloads by right clicking on the bar.
I use the Opera browser as well so mouse gestures have become a necessity for quick browsing. Holding right click and moving it left brings you back to the page before this. Lot's more controls for stuff like a new tab, closing tab, new window, etc.
My leet MS paint skews and notice the status bar going crazy
Don't wanna screw up with your English while blogging? This plug-in works like your MS Word spell check and checks every word you type. Correct mistakes by right clicking the word and select the corrections. Impeccable English every time.
The plug-in I use the most. I use it to scan friend's blogs for updates and also because I don't wanna use an independent feed reader. I set this plug-in to scan once a day through a list of blogs I wanna read. That's how I know when you people update your blogs :D It even highlights the changes in the blogs.
LOL at Creative
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
- Creative Zen Micro mp3 player
- Micro philips screwdriver
- Tesco flyer
- Soldering iron (optional)
- Good amount balls to pry the player open
Done! My player disrobed :D
The mainboard...naked..and we don't need that
This is what I'll be fixing
Or more precisely, screw the board off the casing and this is what I'll be fixing
Next step, tear a small piece of paper from a Tesco flyer and fold it to six layers..
....and place it on the metal casing of the headjack and screw it back on
Another guide says to solder the points connecting the headjack port to the board but I was lazy and went with the folded paper solution. If ever the problem resurface, I'll probably solder it then.
week without getting it fixed...another example of "if you want it done, do it yourself". Now I'm thinking of getting some good IEMs or in-ear-phones, like this.
I referred to these sites for the guides to doing this right, in case anyone else is facing the same problem.
Now that it's fixed time to head to the library with a new set of songs and study! Hopefully :x
July Condensed
Friday, August 03, 2007
The past few nights have been busy: with CF, CG, being with friends and gaming...haha. I returned to Priston Tale, a Korean mmorpg that I used to play back in secondary. But I'm on a private server now and if you ever play there pm me :D
So July is over and bulan patriotik is here. The past month was quite happenin' with every weekend spent with friends on outings and parties. All 21 years old ma..sure got lots of parties.
Here are some other less significant stuff that happened to me.
TAYAR PANCITS
On the day of Sue's party I went to church alone; pops was away on retreat. So being late I rushed there and I noticed my front right tire was really bumpy and I thought was some mud that caked on it since it was a rainy day. At church when I stepped out of the car I heard air escaping from that tire. Yay. Some screw got stuck deep in it. I probed the screw and managed to stop air from coming out. So in to the church for service I went. After the service, my tangan gatal I got a screw driver from the bunk and tried to get the damned thing out. And because it is a screw I literally screwed it out. Then air rushed out full force. Being smart I screwed it back in the hole but the damage was done. The tire was all floppy. So in the rain I decided to do the manly thing. Change the tires!. I've never done it before mind you.
So to the trunk I got everything that I needed and jacked the car up and replaced the tires and I was done in 5 minutes.
Woah! I just did something I've never done before in 5minutes. I guess changing tires are a mans thing hahaha.
The dastardly evil little prick..and it isn't even sharp!
My friend Baba Calvin Chow is sales representative of the Rainbow Hydro-cleaning system. Basically means he's a salesman selling a vacuum machine. So Eddy Chan and I was invited over to his place to test out this "hydrocleaner".
I haven't really cleaned the insides of my car in weeks but it looks clean.

Ok I know...not funny...~
It sort of works and I didn't know the car was so dirty. So for the free cleaning services I'm repaying him with this "advertorial". If you're interested, call him for a free demo.
Window Messaging Service
I was leaving the Central Lecture Complex at campus, walking towards my car parked at the lecturers carpark which is closer to classes. From far I could see a piece of paper stuck on my windshield. A WMS or window messaging service(coined by Adrian). So I thought it was from Crew ajak minum or something. But this is what I got.
What the...?
Thanks to Baba Chow again, I was introduced to a really nice Indian stall at Bukit Bruang foodcourt. Tired of a Indian meal that costs about RM5 minimum?
At this Indian stall, everything you see costs a total of RM2.80
Papadam, a curried piece of chicken and two potatoes, two serving of veges and a cup of ais kosong. Winnar! The store owner's a nice dude and speaks a little English. The only downside is that the choices are limited.
And the food isn't really orgasmic-ally nice or anything, but it's good enough to keep me coming back for more.
That's about it. July 2007 was a good month. Off to class now. Bees
