Finally bought my running shoes. Since now's the Great Singapore Sale i figured the time was about right.


Presenting the Nike Free Gym. I asked dad to get a pair of running shoes but he suggested Cross training shoes instead as they serve the same purpose and more. Hopefully with these pair of beauties, my motivation to go jogging or play sports every friday will be fuelled. They look quite nice too i might add. Though white shoes aren't exactly my thing. Kinda reminds me of secondary school when worn with black/dark blue jeans.

In any case school has been horrible. I've been told time and again that my proposal for the project is wrong as i've got the entire concept of the system wrong. Here's what i proposed at first.

Admin submits a product, the product is viewed by other admins who will approve it or if the content is irrelavant or insufficient then it's deleted.

Here's what he proposed after i submitted my design proposal just the other week.

Admin submits a product, viewed by a reviewer who will pass it on to a copyrighter to compile information if it passes the grading criteria and finally passed to a publisher to be publised on the net bullshit.

I don't understand why does the admin have to be split into 3 different people when the work can all be done by one person. Well since they're so rich and they want it that way then so be it.

My laptop almost crashed on me today. The monitor almost went bonkers and i wanted to bring it down to Funan to get it repaired(about time). But my bro told me to wait awhile as the CPU may have overheated or something as i left it on the whole night in an air-conditioned room while downloading games for my PSP. Miraculously it worked. Amazing what the power of patience can do. Apparently some people have none.

Speaking of my PSP. I sort of killed it yesterday. Cal wanted to update the firmware for me and failed to do which resulted in a 'bricking'. What that word actually means is when the firmware is updated they have to unload your previous firmware and load the new one. If somewhere in between something happens your PSP is left with no firmware. Thus resulting in a 'bricked' PSP. It's sort of like a computer without an operating system so to speak.

Luckily i found someone online to 'unbrick' it for me for $5 rather than visiting the neighbourhood shops which charge around $20-30 for 'unbricking' , according to the guy who fixed it for me. And to think he's around the same age as me, studying in NYP.

Well that about sums up what's been happening for the past few weeks/days. I haven't been doing my MP weekly report for two weeks now, i guess i'd better start on Monday. Life sure sucks. Especially if you have a parter who only offers suggestions but refuses to do any work or even OFFER to do something. Sure people will tell me to give him work to do but looking at the way he does it i'd much rather do it myself thank you very much. I'm off.