Showing posts with label Interesting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interesting. Show all posts

Saturday, May 31, 2008

hua-wer

Thought of changing the outlook of my blog and this picture came into my mind. Was in Sikkim with JH and YK when Sikkimese had their first ever international flower competition.

Saw many funny looking flowers especially these ones:



At first I thought those were Willy Wonka's edible flower. It does look like candy.

Short and sweet candy-looking flower for my short and sweet blog.

Saturday, August 4, 2007

geng!

A report from CNN:



LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (AP) -- It's a girl -- again -- for Jim Bob and Michelle Duggars, the proud parents of 17 children.

All of Jennifer's siblings also have names that start with J. They are: Joshua, 19; John David, 17; Janna, 17; Jill, 16; Jessa, 14; Jinger, 13; Joseph, 12; Josiah, 11; Joy-Anna, 9; Jedidiah, 8; Jeremiah, 8; Jason 7; James 6; Justin, 4; Jackson, 3; Johannah, almost 2.


haha! like Jared, Javan, Jamie and Jason.

full report

Thursday, August 2, 2007



erm. go check out why.

i wonder why also.

imagine if i type chinese for my blog, how are they gonna rate it... wuahahaha!

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

clinical skills

a report in The Star newspaper

KUALA LUMPUR: Remind doctors to keep their hands clean. That is what Health Ministry deputy director-general (medical) Datuk Dr Noorimi Morad wants nurses to do to ensure that patients do not get infected while in hospital.

"Nurses are better in complying than doctors. We have to persist in increasing awareness," she told The Star yesterday after opening the 3rd International Congress of the Asia-Pacific Society of Infection Control."

It is not that they do not want to do it, but they might forget when they are very busy. So, the nurses must be around to remind the doctors.


i wonder if it's too much to ask the lecturer to remind us to wash our hands during clinical skills exams... or maybe asisting us to perform the skills too...

not forgetting wiping away our cold sweat just like how a nurse wipe away the sweat on the forehead of the doctors.