NS Life

.Friday, October 09, 2009

3 week in SI ( Signal Institute).
Life is just like studying poly..
A lot of thing I learn before in poly..
Almost everyday there is PT ( Physical Trainning)..
Every Wednesday night will be a night out day..
Went out with bunkmate to eat..
Talk about bunkmate..
They were nice, easygoing..
We have a lot of fun together in the bunk..
But one by one they start to fall out to see MO ( Medic )..
At the start only one guy from C coy in bmtc fall out because of his injury leg..
After that another two guy..
one from U coy and one from Z coy..
Z Coy guy got excuse of RMJ (Running, Marching and Jumping) for around 1 month..
And he also don't need to wear boot until his special boot sole was given to him..
The guy from U coy also got excuse RMJ for 2 month..
During this week PT another guy from T Coy injury his ankle..
and he was also excuse from RMJ for 10 day..
Today just have my 8km route march.
The march was damn easy..
Cause the platoon in front of us marched very slow..
My platoon were like walking around SI..
We walk until 4km..
Sergeant say the first 4 of us marched too fast and he ask us to move to the back..
At the back we start to play and joke around..
and we leave a very big gap for the platoon behind us to catch up..
One of my buddy still can run to the front scout to just tap on the sergeant shoulder and run back..
After the march he got punish for it..
Heard from one of the 1st sergeant..
Level 4 sispec bunk got ghost story..
It is like this..
That very night one of the sispec trainee cupboard start to rockby itself.
another one is someone from the same bunk saw a dark figure sitting next to his buddy bed looking at his buddy in the middle of the night..
Level 6 sispec bunk..
It was just like a normal night..
this group of sispec trainee sitting at their bad talking and laughing..
when suddenly one of the guy shouted to ask everyone to shut up and go to sleep..
They see the time, it is time to light off and go to bed so they went to sleep..
the next day morning that guy then told them that yesterday night he saw a dark figure flying pass their bunk.
Another story from level 6..
One guy reported seeing a dark figure sitting next to his buddy bed looking at his buddy and his buddy also say he can feel something looking at him that very night.
but the sergeant of them don't believe it..
so he went to sleep with them that very night..
He was shock to see the thing with his own eye..
After hearing all this story from sergeant..
I was like What The Fuck..
Some of the story just happen at the level I am sleeping at..
4 more week to go..
and I will be posted to other signal unit..

Memory of U & mi stop @ 11:17 PM

.Friday, September 11, 2009

This is my whole platoon..
I will always remember everyone in this platoon..

This guy here is my Platoon Commander..
He will alway be there for me..
And he encourage me a lot..
He is the one who I one to say sorry to in my BMT life..
He have a high expectation on me..
But I end up disappoint him..

This guy here is my platoon section 3 sergeant..
He favourite sentence is "you all got study one right, so I don't wish to repeat myself"
From section 3, they say he like Tammy..
And some say he is a guy..
During out field he will always be the one helping us to dig the hole for us to shit in..
He is really a good sergeant..
He don't punish anyone..

This Malay guy on top is my platoon station 1 sergeant..
He is a very good guy..
He train his station man very hard..
He will not scold me for nothing..
The only time I got punish by him is when the whole platoon late for 20 min..
He ask us to do 80 push up and 40 count of 4 of jumping jack..
And he is going to ORD soon..

This is the my platoon section 4's sergeant..
He will be very nice to me when we meet his standard..
When he in bad mood don't talk to him, he will kill..
And I like his smile, it will make the day nice..
One thing he don't like route march..
When ever that is route march he will be either COS or got excuse..
haha..And he is going to be promoted to platoon sergeant in a few day time.

See how cute my platoon sergeant is..
haha..
He can be very good..
But when come to training,
He will give me a one time good one..

Memory of U & mi stop @ 3:25 AM

.Thursday, September 10, 2009

POP lo!

The journey start after 090909..

Once a jaguar alway a jaguar.

So proud to be in jaguar.

Best company of BMTC school 1..

WE ARE THE BEST..

Memory of U & mi stop @ 11:46 AM

.Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Going in NS in 2 day time..
Don't know what will be in NS..
2week cannot come back or maybe 3 week..
Sad..

Memory of U & mi stop @ 6:14 PM

.Sunday, June 21, 2009

Wow..
Today quite fun..
Go out with Rc Member..
We went to a few temple, Marina Barrage and Haw Par Villa..

Here are some of the Picture I took at Marina Barrage..

This is some of the picture I took at Haw Par Villa..

Welcome to the Hell..

The Hell journey start here..

Memory of U & mi stop @ 5:10 PM

.Friday, June 12, 2009

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MEHT.ROF.DAS.LEEF
MEHT.ROF.EMIT.ON.TUB
ENOEMOS.GNIEES.EKIL.LEEF.T'NOD.TSUJ.KEEW.WEF.SIHT.

Aiya don't know what the fuck I'm writing then don't read.
haha.

Memory of U & mi stop @ 6:08 PM

.Friday, May 29, 2009

In a controversial achievement, Japanese scientists announced on Wednesday they had created the world's first transgenic primates, breeding monkeys with a gene that made the animals' skin glow a fluorescent green.The exploit opens up exciting prospects for medical researchers, they said.
It could eventually lead to lab monkeys that replicate some of humanity's most devastating diseases, providing a new model for exploring how these disorders are caused and how they may be cured.
"Great advances in pre-clinical research can be expected using these models," the team said.
But other voices warned of a potential ethics storm, brewed by fears that technology used on our closest animal relatives could be turned to create genetically-engineered humans.
In a study published in the British journal Nature, a team led by Erika Sasaki of the Central Institute for Experimental Animals at Keio University reported on experiments on common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus), a small monkey native to Brazil.
They introduced a foreign gene, tucked inside a virus, into marmoset embryos that were then nurtured in a bath of sucrose.
The gene codes for green fluorescent protein (GFP), a substance that was originally isolated from a jellyfish and is now commonly used as a biotech marker. An animal tagged with GFP glows green when exposed to ultraviolet light, proving that a key gene sequence has been switched on.
The transgenic embryos were then implanted in the uterus of seven surrogate mother marmosets.
Three of recipients miscarried. The other four gave birth to five offspring, all of which carried the GFP gene.
In two of these five, the GFP gene had been incorporated into the reproductive cells. A second generation of marmosets was then derived from one of the two.
The work is important, because medical researchers have hankered for an animal model that is closer to the human anatomy than rodents.
Mice and rats, genetically engineered to have the symptoms of certain human diseases, are the mainstay of pre-clinical lab work, in which scientists test their theories before trying out any outcome on human volunteers.
But many disorders, especially neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, are so complex that they cannot be reproduced meaningfully in rodents because their biology is different.
Hopes for a non-human primate model have until now been dashed by the failure to insert a gene into a monkey's sperm and eggs -- the "germline" that ensures that the inserted DNA is passed on to future generations rather than lost.
The first genetically-modified monkey was born in 2000. Known as ANDi (the initials of "Inserted DNA," spelt backwards), the rhesus carried the GFP gene but not in its reproductive cells.
The latest exploit thus opens up hopes of eventually breeding colonies of transgenic primates with inherited traits that closely replicate human disease.
"This is the first case ever established in the world that an introduced gene was successfully inherited (by) the next generation in primates," the researchers said in a press relase.
Future plans include creating transgenic marmosets that replicate human diseases such as Parkinson's and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
In a commentary also published by Nature, Gerald Schatten and Shoukhrat Mitalipov, primate research specialists in the US, praised the achievement as "undoubtedly a milestone" but sounded caution.
They said marmosets were not as useful as baboons or rhesus monkeys in replicating some diseases, notably HIV and tuberculosis.
Another question was the random insertion of a foreign gene in the monkey's genetic code. This may have caused some of the miscarriages and, if previous research is a guide, could unleash cancer.
Scientists also have to address legitimate public concern about animal welfare and the need for "realistic policies" to prevent genetically-engineered babies, they warned.
"There are many unanswered questions," Helen Wallace, of GeneWatch UK, a British NGO that monitors the ethics of gene research, told AFP.
"It's a big step from making a fluorescent green marmoset to making a marmoset that replicates a human disease, it's a much more complicated thing to do.
"There's also a very important ethical debate, firstly about the animals themselves and secondly about what this might lead to in the future, whether it might be ethically justified to genetically engineer humans."

Human really is something that need to be destory.
Creating lot of new thing that will harm the environment.
and try to make new animal by mix two different animal.
sad for the monkey.

Memory of U & mi stop @ 3:31 PM