i cant keep my promise to write this blog in everyday
but thats because i sickkkk(excuse)
me rika n tom were sick hahahaaaa
because of tom 's ugly cousin hehee
my throat is sore, fever , runny nose aiiii...................today poo water 4 times (disgusting)hahaa
tomorrrow is the last day of school
hohooohoo
N MY BIRTHDAY IS COMING SOON
i realli to go back to mac to celebrate><
but here i also have many fds hahaaa
i hv received two bdays cards from mum n bro thz***~~~
Last satuarday went to BHG to hv bbq(thats the main cause of my sick) 5-10 the first lastest day that i ever had in aus hohoo
tht means i can go back home late ^^
maths test is quite difficult ><
2008-09-18
2008-08-25
today
actually is fine day
but too many gossips especially from the two faced
y ppl can act like this u r friends!!!
everybody have done that also but not like u
may u was truely a bitch
n some 8 po always say sth tha t they didnt use their brain to think
"mentally disabled"?
sachiko n me~~
ii m expecting for friday^^
actually is fine day
but too many gossips especially from the two faced
y ppl can act like this u r friends!!!
everybody have done that also but not like u
may u was truely a bitch
n some 8 po always say sth tha t they didnt use their brain to think
"mentally disabled"?
sachiko n me~~ii m expecting for friday^^
2008-08-24
good day
went to sachiko's house to cut hair again!~~
go dcst finlly buy the 2gb sd card only 18aus~~
no chance to see christian><
No news from da woon she seems disapeared
how can u didnt on msn for a month!!
i leave u msg n u didnt reply
how can u do that!
i miss u
i miss u2008-08-22
2008-08-20
too lazy
yesterday me n rika gone to BH buy boost juice that's lucky we got tuesday dicount !!!save 2.4aus
then DCST i realli want to buy those boots they 'r realli cheap!!!
today My NEW SHOES hurt my legs!!
>< learned how to make coffee ,use the cofe machine i make chocolate!!
jp mobile wait me!!
y everyone hv a good relationship ?
is that my problem or i m realli so bored
i want one but not the bad , plz i want a good one
fri maths god bless me
esl project was driving me crazy
i miss my fds
i miss mac and someone.................
yesterday me n rika gone to BH buy boost juice that's lucky we got tuesday dicount !!!save 2.4aus
then DCST i realli want to buy those boots they 'r realli cheap!!!
today My NEW SHOES hurt my legs!!
>< learned how to make coffee ,use the cofe machine i make chocolate!!
jp mobile wait me!!
y everyone hv a good relationship ?
is that my problem or i m realli so bored
i want one but not the bad , plz i want a good one
fri maths god bless me
esl project was driving me crazy
i miss my fds
i miss mac and someone.................
2008-08-17
yeserday went to Blackburn high to apply the couse of chinese
but she it's too early and come back in the early of nov==
then went to buy school shoes expensiveeee 79.95 omg
today "cooking DAY"
in morning my aunt n i went to safeway n buy the ingredients for the dishes
actually we make it for my cousin's cafe
1. Minestrone soup ( 2 times )
2.Sweet potato Soup (2 times )
3. Banana Bread
4. Spagettio with zucchini
actually i want to go to mel U 's open day but i changed my mind i can go there next yr
but she it's too early and come back in the early of nov==
then went to buy school shoes expensiveeee 79.95 omg
today "cooking DAY"
in morning my aunt n i went to safeway n buy the ingredients for the dishes
actually we make it for my cousin's cafe
1. Minestrone soup ( 2 times )
2.Sweet potato Soup (2 times )
3. Banana Bread
4. Spagettio with zucchini
actually i want to go to mel U 's open day but i changed my mind i can go there next yr
2008-08-15
2008-08-14
TOOFAT (T T)
1 month n i gain 2kg again ><
y its easy to gain weight n difficult to loss weight??
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
New Technology
From BBC news
A robot controlled by a blob of rat brain cells could provide insights into diseases such as Alzheimer's, University of Reading scientists say.
The project marries 300,000 rat neurons to a robot that navigates via sonar.
The neurons are now being taught to steer the robot around obstacles and avoid the walls of the small pen in which it is kept.
By studying what happens to the neurons as they learn, its creators hope to reveal how memories are laid down.
Hybrid machines
The blob of nerves forming the brain of the robot was taken from the neural cortex in a rat foetus and then treated to dissolve the connections between individual neurons.
Sensory input from the sonar on the robot is piped to the blob of cells to help them form new connections that will aid the machine as it navigates around its pen.
As the cells are living tissue, they are kept separate from the robot in a temperature-controlled cabinet in a container pitted with electrodes. Signals are passed to and from the robot via Bluetooth short-range radio.
The robot and rat brain cells work together
The brain cells have been taught how to control the robot's movements so it can steer round obstacles and the next step, say its creators, is to get it to recognise its surroundings.
Once the robot can do this the researchers plan to disrupt the memories in a bid to recreate the gradual loss of mental faculties seen in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Studies of how neural tissue is degraded or copes with the disruption could give insights into these conditions.
"One of the fundamental questions that neuroscientists are facing today is how we link the activity of individual neurons to the complex behaviours that we see in whole organisms and whole animals," said Dr Ben Whalley, a neuroscientist at Reading.
"This project gives us a really useful and unique opportunity to look at something that may exhibit whole behaviours but still remains closely tied to the activity of individual neurons," he said.
The Reading team is not the first to harness living tissue to control robots.
In 2003, Dr Steve Potter at the Georgia Institute of Technology pioneered work on what he dubbed "hybrots" that marry neural tissue and robots.
In earlier work, scientists at Northwestern University Medical Center in the US wired a wheeled robot up to a lamprey in a bid to explore novel ways of controlling prosthetics.
y its easy to gain weight n difficult to loss weight??
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
New Technology
From BBC news
A robot controlled by a blob of rat brain cells could provide insights into diseases such as Alzheimer's, University of Reading scientists say.
The project marries 300,000 rat neurons to a robot that navigates via sonar.
The neurons are now being taught to steer the robot around obstacles and avoid the walls of the small pen in which it is kept.
By studying what happens to the neurons as they learn, its creators hope to reveal how memories are laid down.
Hybrid machines
The blob of nerves forming the brain of the robot was taken from the neural cortex in a rat foetus and then treated to dissolve the connections between individual neurons.
Sensory input from the sonar on the robot is piped to the blob of cells to help them form new connections that will aid the machine as it navigates around its pen.
As the cells are living tissue, they are kept separate from the robot in a temperature-controlled cabinet in a container pitted with electrodes. Signals are passed to and from the robot via Bluetooth short-range radio.
The robot and rat brain cells work together
The brain cells have been taught how to control the robot's movements so it can steer round obstacles and the next step, say its creators, is to get it to recognise its surroundings.
Once the robot can do this the researchers plan to disrupt the memories in a bid to recreate the gradual loss of mental faculties seen in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Studies of how neural tissue is degraded or copes with the disruption could give insights into these conditions.
"One of the fundamental questions that neuroscientists are facing today is how we link the activity of individual neurons to the complex behaviours that we see in whole organisms and whole animals," said Dr Ben Whalley, a neuroscientist at Reading.
"This project gives us a really useful and unique opportunity to look at something that may exhibit whole behaviours but still remains closely tied to the activity of individual neurons," he said.
The Reading team is not the first to harness living tissue to control robots.
In 2003, Dr Steve Potter at the Georgia Institute of Technology pioneered work on what he dubbed "hybrots" that marry neural tissue and robots.
In earlier work, scientists at Northwestern University Medical Center in the US wired a wheeled robot up to a lamprey in a bid to explore novel ways of controlling prosthetics.
2008-08-13
2008-08-12
MONEYMONEYMONEY
Focaccia!!~yum^^
esl koziaris not here hohohohooooo
MR JAMES always said," debora shush, rika shush, sachiko u also shush!"
aiiii
arui give as science assignmnt ><
after school went to doncaster shoppingtown
i realli need money
i need a part time job
esl koziaris not here hohohohooooo
MR JAMES always said," debora shush, rika shush, sachiko u also shush!"
aiiii
arui give as science assignmnt ><
after school went to doncaster shoppingtown
i realli need money
i need a part time job
2008-08-11
2008-08-10
first entry
i will type this everyday, i promise
to mark down wt i have done in aus everyday
tomorow is a news start no more xanga^^
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