Gonna be a Tough Week

My air motor project team rushed everythinng on Thursday from 11a.m until 9p.m. At least I finished the calculations at the evening and helped to modify the Gantt chart and Network Diagram as well. Jack was so busy, his name was called here and there the whole day whenever someone don't know how to do something *since he's the best in our group and he understand our design most*. Actually we're not finish at 9p.m that night, but everyone seems to be exhausted, so we dismissed. They prefer to finish up the uncomplete parts at home and pass it to the report team to combine everything the next day.

On Friday, I had my Thermodynamics lab done in the morning, and Kok Wai (one of my groupmate) appeared and told me there're some problems in the ProE drawing. Oh man... not this kind of time, we must pass up the report before 4.00p.m on that day! So with my safety shoes (required for lab session, lab coat in my bag), we went to engineering lab to fix the ProE. Honestly, I'm a freshman in ProE, so I don't expect I can help much.

Basically, the dimensions are not shown in the drawing when he opened it in the engineering lab computer although he did it in his laptop (we need to open there to print it on A3 paper). Whatever, I login at another computer, and he transfered the files to me, the plan was both of us will generate the dimensions and tolerances again for all the parts (that's a lot to do). Mirically, the dimensions appeared in the computer that I login, Kok Wai got a shock. So he'll use my com to modify the tolerances (which is wrongly done by someone), and redo the explode view because we added some parts.

Our general assembly of air motor:

Finally, we completed our 97 pages (including cover and title sheets) report and passed it up at 3.50p.m! That was close! ...and I'm still wearing my super heavy and hard safety shoes. Gonna thanks Kok Wai a lot, he's the man in our team for this last minute work that fixed everything.

Since it's Friday, me and Kitt joined Ali to play badminton in the evening (staff session :P). It's been such a long time I didn't play with Ali. I have no idea what happened, maybe the opponents that day are worthy players, I pushed myself to the maximum. For people who played with me during highschools and diploma, you'll know what happen. Yupz, my old injuries on my shoulder paid a visit again (右肩脱臼) and I won't stop eventhough it hurts.

Besides that, I think I ran a lot, my right leg cramped too. Aw... too many accidents on that day, but overall I played quite good. The staffs even thought I improved a lot (actually I'm just keeping my max coz I know I'll broke apart if I did it). Well, unlucky enough, my body was fully tortured (by myself) and all my racquets' strings broke. Anyway, it's hyper fun on that day, I played from 5.30p.m until 11.00p.m (when sport complex close up).

No racquet to play badminton liao T_T

Today I woke up around 10p.m, and found myself almost unmovable, gonna bare the pain on my shoulder and leg for every move I made. Gonna start rushing for reports. I have to complete 2 lab reports before next Friday so that I can spend my Christmas in Nilai, I spent the whole morning and afternoon doing report. It's not an easy job, I used about 2 weeks to finish a single report last time. Aw... gonna max out my efficiency! (although it's impossible)

Oh ya, I got a cactus from Alex in last bible study, I placed it on my speaker beside my little piano model.

This is written in Isaiah 8:11-12, The LORD has said to me in the strongest terms:"Do not think like everyone else does. Do not be afraid that some plan conceived behind closed doors will be the end of you." Honestly, I'm afraid of the coming exam, and I'm worried for my reports too. May God open up my path and bless me through my hardships. Finally, Nilai College students had finished their final exam. I pray that they will have a wonderful holiday and be well-prepared for future challenges. Uncle Tome and Aunty Frances are heading back to US next Sunday, pray for their journey mercy too. In Jesus name I pray, Amen.