Yuenqi's Personal Weblog

Where am I now?

2007-04-09T08:18:00.000+08:00

Moved.. to:

http://yclian.blogspot.com/

Prefer feeds?

http://yclian.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

See you,
Yuen-Chi

Apology

2007-03-11T23:07:00.000+08:00

Just recently, found how detestable I was by looking at how another person does things.

Really wanted to apologize, but held back and realized how necessary it was. Before you ever utter an apology, think:

How many times you have apologized?
How much you have done to deserve forgiveness?
The risk. Will your apology make things better?

I know she would prefer seeing actions rather than vague promises.

Bored

2007-02-11T08:53:00.000+08:00

What else can I do when I'm bored?

Cheers.

Inspired

2007-02-04T22:58:00.000+08:00

Wheimeng's latest blog entry greatly inspires me. It made me to look into the obstacles of my life and career.

Visionaries, dreamers, procrastinators.

I'm definitely not the third one. And I'm still struggling to be a real visionary who can transform visions into reality. She's right, somehow, I'm one who lacks actions but just words.

I'm an analyzer. I like to analyze things and to improve the entire process. So looking into it again and after talking with Wheimeng, I'll say I'm one who needs to scope down and start tackling the dreams. I have 1000 dreams, but just 10 realities.

I'm a paranoid, I'm not comfortable with what I'm having now.

Growing your hair faster?

2007-02-04T16:28:00.000+08:00

(12:58:30 PM) yuenqi - is within: noorav!
(12:58:32 PM) yuenqi - is within: varoon!
(12:58:45 PM) yuenqi - is within: uoy era woh?
(04:20:30 PM) -=Varooon=-: yo sorry dude... was away... and BTW I am fine. Catchya when u back at ur desk mattie ;)
(04:21:22 PM) yuenqi - is within: oh.
(04:21:24 PM) yuenqi - is within: just got my hair cut.
(04:21:25 PM) yuenqi - is within: aha.
(04:21:36 PM) -=Varooon=-: wow
(04:21:40 PM) -=Varooon=-: Dejavu
(04:21:41 PM) -=Varooon=-: me too
(04:21:48 PM) -=Varooon=-: I just came from a hair cut ;)

No, I didn't really cut my hair, just trying to make it to look more tidy as I'll be going for some dinner within these few weeks. So.. I actually asked MC (my hair stylist) just now about the way to make my hair to grow faster, her answer is:

Try to wash your hair more frequent, that's what I do.

My sister told me another few weeks ago:

Try to cut your hair more frequent.

What'd be the right one? I asked the one who knows everything:

http://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+grow+my+hair+faster

And I got this:

In short, no pun intended, you can't. Putting pregnancy and illness aside, hair pretty much grows at a maximum rate of half an inch per month no matter what you do. A little faster in the summer than in the winter.

Of all the hair questions that we receive at the Hairstyles Catalog, questions regarding the rate of hair growth is by far the number one question. Many people write to us with remedies that they have heard about that will make their hair grow faster; from washing their hair with eggs, to cutting their hair during a new moon. This is what we call, "Hair Voodoo". There is not an inch of truth to any of these remedies.

http://www.hair-styles.org/hair-grow-faster.html

Then You Know

2007-02-01T20:32:00.000+08:00

Something happened on the 27th, it made me to realise how easy it is to transform life to death.

I had a talk with her and I know there are still a lot of things I'm still struggling with.

I'm sorry.

Gaming Auld Days

2007-01-02T22:59:00.000+08:00

Overview

Gaming was part of my life and had left behind. A gaming friend's blog, reminded me about the old times. So I want to write something about myself, who knows, maybe someone who's reading this blog entry, might have met me long time ago in online gaming.

Story

11. phantomd - FEEL's professor. His accuracy is beyond godlike but it took 15 seconds for him to shoot lol.

http://wiermansa.wordpress.com/2006/12/11/virtual-friends/

PhantomD (usually phantomd) was a possible schizophrenic and marginally retarded 20-year-old man in the non-fiction At Large: the Strange Case of the World's Biggest Internet Invasion. I started using this nickname after selling my Gunbound account on Ebay. The initial reason of selling the account was to quit the game, apparently I failed to and was addicted to its technical mastery.

Gunbound

What is Gunbound?
GunBound is a turn-based artillery game similar to the popular Worms series and the genre defining Scorched Earth. GunBound is a two-dimensional ballistics-simulation game. In GunBound, players are assigned to opposing teams that take turns firing at each other with their tanks (called "mobiles" in GunBound parlance).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GunBound

I discovered some guides online which explained the methods of increasing shooting accuracy, I was not satisfied with them as they are deduced from empirical findings. I spent some time to relearn my algebra and trajectory, started off with GNU Plot, and created a set of high accuracy tools for formula deduction.

I created a set of formulas and guides, contributed to the community, joined the No. 1 guild - ㅋㅌㅌㄴ, won the KL championship and ended my Gunbound journey after that.

My way of formula deduction was a secret. No one could write and publish accurate formulas (an almost 100% hit-rate like an aimbot) as many as I did in the shortest time and you hardly find people discussed about the game from technical point of view - calculation, gravity, mass, etc. The said high accuracy tools were plotting tool written in C# and formula/indexes "on-the-fly" generator written in Java.

Some people called me professor, some called me nerd, and some called me cheater. But whatever it is, these are the few things I learned from the game:

Champions do not become champions when they win the game, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it.
Thinking out of the box is a must-do in order to make an impact to your current situation
It is boring to be a regular player

MapleStory

What is MapleStory?
MapleStory is a free, 2D, side-scrolling Massively Multiplayer Online Game developed by the Korean company Wizet.

In the game, players defend the "Maple World" from monsters and develop their character's skills and abilities, as in typical role-playing games. Players can interact with others in many ways, such as through chatting, trading, and playing minigames. Groups of players can band together in "parties" to hunt monsters and share the rewards. Players can also band in a guild to interact more easily with each other.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maplestory

MapleStory is a boring MMORPG which I dived into after quitting Gunbound. You can't apply physics and mathematical knowledge into it as compared with Gunbound as they are two totally different game.

I had a college mate to accompany me in this game, a programming freak as well, Kah Yin (aka Ava). I named myself Rivera (still known as PhantomD in the community due to my previously established reputation) and played as a female Page, a rare character class.

I quit this game and online gaming entirely before my final year second semester started, I was the highest level Page in South East Asia.

These are a few things I learned in this game:

Diving into a game by taking advantage of its current market conditions
Creating blue ocean, making competition irrelevant, e.g. doing something rare
Winners do not do it alone but do as a team

Penalty on Dissertation Report

2006-12-07T00:31:00.000+08:00

Dissertation report

KR SELVARAJ   Wed, Dec 6, 2006 at 10:34 AM
To: Yuen Chi Lian , VAHID MAHLOUJI 
Dear Both,

I come to know that both of you have not yet submitted your final
report.

If you delay, then marks will be deducted according to the penalty
rules.

Thank you.

With Kind Regards,
KR.Selvaraj

RE:Dissertation report

Yuen-Chi Lian   Thu, Dec 7, 2006 at 12:17 AM
To: KR SELVARAJ 
Cc: VAHID MAHLOUJI 
Hi Mr. Selvaraj,

I have graduated two semesters ago. I reckon you made a mistake there. ;)
[Quoted text hidden]
--
Cheers,
Yuen-Chi Lian

"I do not seek; I find." - Pablo Picasso

Interesting. How I wish some top secret information could creep into my inbox.

Velvet > Beach Club

2006-07-18T01:37:00.000+08:00

Roger, one of our most outgoing colleagues, flew over to KL last week. At Saturday night, we went to Luna Bar (together with Kris, Terry and bunch of his friends), which was the initial plan. We couldn't make it as Roger was actually wearing shorts. (Not really that short! Which is why I do not like for ladies it would have even been alright to wear nothing) Five of us out of the ten+, then, headed to Thai Club as suggested by some of them, we have CC and his girlfriend to join us as well.

I couldn't feel liking the environment, both levels were horrible. I took twice visiting the ground floor, seeing chubby bitches dancing on the dance floors didn't really make me annoyed, but I felt leaving the place and soon, as planned, received phone calls from Zhanshen to join him, Whei Meng and Su Hao at Velvet Underground.

Busy, busy and busy. A place full of people to be seen, particularly, divas. To rate? Thai Club vs. Velvet = 40% vs. 110%. 'Nuff said.

Tags
clubbing, lifestyle, luna bar, saturday, thai club, velvet, zouk

Good Bye Zidane

2006-07-10T08:16:00.000+08:00

Not really happy with Zidane's dramatic exit.

Tags
ehonda, headbutt, world cup, zidane

Busy but Happy

2006-07-02T22:28:00.000+08:00

Ever since I left Malaysia for my job, 'til now I'm back here, I have not been free to blog or to hang out with friends. Sorry about that.

Anyway, the 1-month time in Sydney was really enriching, especially the working culture, which in Malaysia is nowhere near as relaxing as there, as working hours are short (but better efficiency and planning) and people are friendly and helpful. As you may ask, why were you there - part of my jobs is to be a support engineer for the professional issue tracker - Atlassian-JIRA, which Apache is using.

Pubs, bars, and hotels are the usual place we went for lunch or dinner. I definitely miss the various beers I have had over there - Alice Ale, Carlton Draught, Cooper Brewery, Crown Lager, Corona Extra, Guinness, Toohey, Victoria Bitter; alcohol drinks - Long Isle Iced Tea (vodka, tequila, rum, gin, triple sec), Tequila Straight.. Anyway, as souvenir for Whei-Meng and my high school buddies, I bought two bottles of Chivas Regal in the duty free zone before I departed. (;

We were staying in a nice apartment facing the harbour. And guess what? My colleague - Terry threw three weekend parties in these 4~5 weeks time. I spent some of my weekends at different places, twice of the Sundays I was in Pastow to look for my dad's pal - Dominic, and one of the weekends, I was in Melbourne to visit my uncle and his family. I went to the Olympic /Telstra stadium too, for the Bulldog vs. Knight game, invaluable experience!

A day before I flied, I was shopping at QVB with my female colleague - Mei-Yan, buying stuffs for family and friends. We (colleagues) had our last party that night and went down to King's Cross in the midnight, fun!

Too much to write about, and I will probably stop here. I am ready for the 73-lap Indianapolis GP going live in 1h 30m, which the Ferraris dominated yesterday in the qualifying session.

Tags
atlassian, australia, customware, f1, jira, melbourne, oz, schumi, sydney

6 Pounder

2006-06-05T16:46:00.000+08:00

One Week Passed

2006-05-14T05:49:00.000+08:00

Q: (Fritz-Dieter Rencken – The Citizen) Michael, it’s nothing to do with the session, but can youconfirm reports that you’ll be co-operating in some sort of Hollywood movie or cartoon?
MS: Yeah, it’s true that I give my voice for a sort of cartoon movie, yeah.

Q: (Fritz-Dieter Rencken – The Citizen) What character?
MS: A Ferrari car, what else?

Haha, I like this. Anyway, it will be a very tight race this afternoon and very interesting to see Michael getting a third consecutive win. We shall see.

My first week in Melbourne has been over, everything here is cool especially the weather and people. I'm right now staying at Berry Street, and working at George Street. As usual, I was busy throughout the week, and so.. whatever it is, I will keep this blog updated and will be uploading some pictures once I'm back in Malaysia.

Happy mother's day to everyone's mom! So.. have you bought present for her?

Tags
mother's day, schumi, sydney

Yuenqi to Go Sydney

2006-05-06T16:41:00.000+08:00

I will be staying in Sydney for a month, leaving my house in an hour time. It is a business trip, I will be sent there with my colleague Terry for training and such.

Anyway, interesting weekend in Nurburgring, I will count Honda out from the competition, and three ouf of the big four will be giving us a good show (McLaren may not, according to how Kimi blamed the handling of the car).

Anyway, see you guys.

Bridgestone Teams Shine

2006-04-22T10:14:00.000+08:00

Michael Schumacher had a sublime performance in the free practices and closed the day with a fastest lap record. The other Bridgestone teams looked competitive too in the free practices, notably, Christian Albers of MF-1 Toyota was one of the competitive ones.

The three-week break was funny, the tabloids could not stop talking about the new contract of Schumi, Kimi, Montoya, etc. The most ridiculous one was Flavio Briatore wanted Schumi to join Renault in 2007. Flavio smirked to respond to it.

Basically, most teams have upgraded the chasis, revised the engine and spent number of time in tyre development. Ferrari is expected to be competitive throughout the weekend, due to Schumi's outstanding performance last year: drove the worst car they have ever had, qualified fourteenth but won second with only a 0.2 second gap with the then champion Fernando Alonso.

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albers, alonso, f1, formula one, imola, motorsports, san marino, schumi

Unagi Kabayaki

2006-04-04T23:06:00.000+08:00

Went to have dinner at Wasabi Bistro (Mandarin Oriental) with colleagues, it was fun. Have you been there? It was my first time.

Anyway, I haven't had the time to blog since the day I started working. My company, CustomWare, based in Sydney. We focus majorly on webMethods, J2EE (Java EE), and other enterprise solutions. I'm sure there are a lot for me to learn in this company.

Syefri tagged me few weeks back, about schooling,

How many schools did I go to?
School? I am a guy, but I studied in a primary girl school. I entered Chonghwa Independent High School when I was 12, spent 7 years (form 1 to 6 plus upper 6) there. ~~I completed my Computer Science diploma in Tayor's College, and graduated from University of Nottingham's (Malaysia Campus) school of computing as a Bachelor of Computing and Information Systems.~~

Was I the studious nerd, or the last minute hero?
Last minute hero, yea. Pretty good in school wide examinations, but usuaully screwed up in nation wide examinations, i.e. PMR, SPM, STPM.

Was I the class ‘taiko’ or the teacher’s pet?
English teacher’s pet. Outside English slot, I’m a typical “weird” student.

What was the biggest rule I broke in school?
Two things, 1. I mentioned this in my old blog, I caused a complete shutdown to the school's electricity provision. 2. I was rebellious (it was form 3), I threw a chalk at my teacher when she was stepping out of the classroom (as she scolded me before that in the class), anyway, it hit her ass, I didn't know I could aim that well.

Three subjects I enjoyed.
Computer, Mathematics, and er.. MUET.

Three teachers that inspired me.
Madam Phang (Math), Madam Yong (Math), Ms. Thong (Eng).

Laters.

Dramatic Albert Park GP

2006-04-02T13:47:00.000+08:00

Just a few minutes ago, the pole sitter Jenson Button blew his car 20 yards before the crossing line, giving his 4 points to Giancarlo Fisichella.

It was a bad Sunday for Juan Pablo Montoya and Michael Schumacher too, who both pushed too hard to overtake and retired their car at Turn 16, the former one had an electronic problem after going wide, the latter one had a understeer and crashed his car.

A fantastic race full of accidents, results shown below:

1 F Alonso (Renault)
2 K Raikkonen (McLaren)
3 R Schumacher (Toyota)
4 N Heidfeld (BMW Sauber)
5 G Fisichella (Renault)
6 J Villeneuve (BMW Sauber)
7 R Barrichello (Honda)
8 S Speed (Toro Rosso)

Massa Screwed Up Again

2006-04-01T11:36:00.000+08:00

* Update - 12:08PM, April 1 - Saturday Qualifying *

Jenson Button topped the Saturday qualification with fastest lap time 1:25:229 and won his third Formula 1 career pole. Montoya was the last man on the track who was able to outpace Button, however, with a few mistakes at the last corners and the hairpin, he could only put himself at the 5th place.

1. Jenson Button 2. Giancarlo Fisichella 3. Fernando Alonso 4. Kimi Raikkonen 5. Juan Pablo Montoya

* Update - 12:04PM, April 1 - Saturday Qualifying *

Juan Pablo Montoya made it after changing a new set of tyres (1:26:391), putting Fernando Alonso one place down from the first which he had stayed for 15 minutes.

* Update - 11:44AM, April 1 - Saturday Qualifying *

Disaster, it is raining in Albert Park (Melbourne) and Schumi could not complete his qualifying (11th).

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Just a few minutes ago, Filippe Massa of Ferrari spun his car in Albert Part (Turn 12 I guess?)

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Tag
albert park, f1, formula one, massa, motorsports, raining, schumi

Employed: Java Developer

2006-03-25T18:34:00.000+08:00

I have not been updating my blog these days, except with Formula 1 news. Anyway, let me recap what have happened this week.

Monday - Went to Shin-Etsu for an interview. An interesting job, I will have the chance to involve in low level (RPG, COBOL, AL) and high level (C/C++, C#.NET) development, but the distance is just too far for me (Setapak to Shah Alam).

Tuesday - Went for my third interview with Customware. I did some study on Jakarta POI-HSSF too.

Wednesday - I received an offer from Customware. I will be working for them starting the coming Monday.

Thursday - Spent some time on OpenOffice SDK. Went to Mid Valley to buy sleeves and pants with mom in the evening.

Friday - Mid Valley again. This time I was there with Elaine, her sister and Ryan. Watched V for Vendetta, liked the movie, Portman and Weaving.

Saturday - My sister brought us to a studio for some shots. She had her convocation last week.

Tomorrow will be a busy day too, going to meet Dr. Ooi and James at Nilai. I will be blogging again, hopefully.

1-2 Finish for Renault and 1-2-3-4 Finish for Michelin

2006-03-19T16:38:00.000+08:00

Giancarlo Fisichella and Fernando Alonso brought home 18 precious championship points for Renault in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Jenson Button could not outdo himself to overtake Alonso and only managed to earn a third-place podium finish.

Both Williams' drivers, Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg, faced a disappointing afternoon, having their Cosworth engine blown up in the midst of the race. McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen had a contact with Redbull's Christian Klien; the flying finn retired straight after the accident, and once again, he was out of luck.

It showed little sign of rain but it faded away as the race progressed (down from 50%+ to 40%+ humidity), however, in Kuala Lumpur (the place I stay), it has rained twice since 2pm.

Anyway, both Ferrari drivers started from the middle and back of the grid, and managed to score 7 points in the Constructor's ranking. Felippe Massa did a wicked 1-stop strategy to beat his team mate Michael Schumacher with less than 1 second ahead.

Up to this point, Renault are leading in the Constructor's ranking (28 points) with 13 points ahead of McLaren and Ferrari (15 points).

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Race Results

It is F1 Weekend Again

2006-03-17T11:16:00.000+08:00

* Update - 3:11PM, March 18 - Saturday Qualifying *

Giancarlo Fisichella earned his 3rd pole position in his career in the closing stage of the qualifying session, closely followed by Jenson Button and the super-rookie Nico Rosberg. Michael Schumacher, however, will be dropped to 14th position on the grid due to his engine change before the qualifying session. He finished 4th and disappointingly missed the chance to set the record of most pole position setter.

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* Update - 12:25PM, March 18 - Saturday Practice 1 Results *

1 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)
2 Fernando Alonso (Renault)
6 Kimi Räikkönen (McLaren-Mercedes)
17 Felipe Massa (Ferrari)

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* Update - 3:25PM, March 17 - Friday Practice 2 Results *

3 Fernando Alonso(Renault)
4 Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
5 Kimi Räikkönen (McLaren-Mercedes)
7 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)

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* Update - 2:40PM, March 17 - Friday Practice 1 Results *

6 Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)
7 Felipe Massa (Ferrari)

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Apparently, there wasn't any development after the Bahrain GP and we can expect very little obvious improvement on the cars that will be racing on the track this week.

At the time of writing, the teams are having their first practice of the week. Most people were being pretty optimistic in responding the media yesterday, except the unlucky David Coulthard who has to face the ten-place grid penalty after his car crossed the line and faced an engine failure last week in Bahrain. Coulthard is not the only victim of the rule though, Felippe Massa changed his engine as well after an post-race examination, however, Massa has a stronger car to outdo himself.

Spectators are anticipating few highlights in Malaysian GP: Will the v8 engines survive under the extreme hot weather of Malaysia? Will Schumacher break Senna's pole-position record? Will Nico Rosberg surprise us again? Which team will be first in the constructor's ranking after this week?...

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Alonso Beat Schumacher by a Second

2006-03-12T21:23:00.000+08:00

Fernando Aloso beat Michael Schumacher by 1.2 second of time in the first 2006 Formula One Grand Prix, thanks to the Renault team in the paddock and their brilliant tactic. :S Schumi could have overtaken Alonso, who faced problem with his brake in the close end of the game but managed to pull back from it on clean tracks without being baulked by back-markers.

Two other men on the track who caught my attention were Kimi Raikonen who ended third on the podium despite starting from the end of the grid and Nico Rosberg who played a fantastic debut. It was, however, a disappointing afternoon for Fellipe Massa who was on the wheel of F248 for the first time in an official game for Ferrari. He had a terrible pit stop in the very beginning and forced to get stuck in the middle. As for his country fella, Ruben Barichello, it was not a good race to him either, he suffered gear box problem which caused him to use only 6 out of the 7 available gears. I pity Giancarlo Fisichella the most, he is the person with worst luck, as he has to live under the shadow of Renault's inconsistency. He had 6 retirements last season, and today, he quit the game after losing hydraulics in lap 20, running a retarded car with only 7,000 rpm (usually 19,000 rpm).

Anyway, the race result,

1 F Alonso (Renault)
2 M Schumacher (Ferrari)
3 K Raikkonen (McLaren)
4 J Button (Honda)
5 JP Montoya (McLaren)
6 M Webber (Williams)
7 N Rosberg (Williams)
8 C Klien (Red Bull)

Oh.. by the way, I watched it live on 8TV 7 oclock in the evening, but they delayed the coverage by resuming it at 8:30 for the 30 minutes Malay news. I found it an insufferably stupid decision, who's (F1 fans) going to watch delayed coverage? It totally flung my excitement out. I was pissed, sent them a negative feedback via email, and forced to catch the latest news in text version.

I know some people will suggest me to get an Astro, but that's not really a smart choice. Firstly, I do not like spending my time in front of the TV, except for F1 and soccer. Secondly, I reckon that it is part of the Astro's game to make us to subscribe its packages, and apparently I won't, at least.. at the moment.

Do not put me into any debate like, "shut up, it's free okay?". I have the carte blanche to complain, and what I want to say is, they are having two channels (TV3 and 8TV) to work out with but they did not plan the schedule very well. The Saturday F1 qualifying session is clashing with 絕對 superstar, the Sunday F1 official race not only is interrupted by 30 minutes news, it is "graciously" delayed as well. I don't mind interrupted live coverage honestly, please, just don't delay it!

They shouldn't have promised about this live coverage thing in the newspaper. Ugh.

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Race Result and Timesheet

Tags: 8tv, tv3, alonso, f1, formula one, gp, grand prix, motosports, raikonen, schumacher, superstar

Two Ferraris Front Row in Bahrain

2006-03-11T22:46:00.000+08:00

Do I have to say more? It's Ferrari's day, to step up again after a long dry season! And Schumi has finally equalled Senna's record (65) for pole positions, one more to go for a brand new record!

Time for party I guess, but Schumi has to takecare abit because he has to be on wheel tomorrow.

Anyway, yuenqi is happy, very happy!

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2006 Formula 1: A New Beginning

2006-03-10T16:17:00.000+08:00

Today is a big day for Formula 1, a brand new season with three major changes: tyre-rules, v8 engine, and qualifying. I have been impatiently waiting since the end of the 2005 season, which was about 5 months ago, and it finally started 15 minutes ago in Bahrain when the clock ticked off at 4 oclock (GMT +8). When the F1 season comes, family members are going to hate me for I will skip having dinner together with them on Saturday and Sunday. Aha, sorry my dears, I can't tell which side is more important!

Anyway, if you have ever read my old blog, you should know that I'm a Scuderia-Ferrari-Marlboro supporter. Last year in Bahrain, it was an utterly bitter experience to Ferrari and huge disappointment to the fans, the F2005 was introduced two races earlier but it failed to deliver what everyone expected. Today in Bahrain, I am still unsure whether Schumi and Massa will be driving the brand new F248 or v8-engined/v10-engined F2004 chasis. But looking at the timesheets of their intensive training in the past few months, I believe they have the potential to fight for the podium.

One thing I like about and wish to learn from Michael Schumacher is his cool manner in responding the press and his known optimistic behavior added with a bit of sense of humours:

I guess if you take a calculator, take the number of races, the number of points available you can give it a percentage. I am not quick enough to calculate that for you now but that is the way I see it. As long as mathematically there is an opportunity, whatever the percentage, we go for it.

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I said that at mid-season I will decide if I want to go on or not go on, and 99-percent I do this with Ferrari if I go on, I should say 99.9-percent.

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I guess he has been asked a lot of questions regarding his car number in this season (no more No. 1 anymore), like, yesterday in Bahrain's press conference:

Q: Now for the last five seasons you’ve started the following season as World Champion. What changes does it make when you’re not World Champion?
MS: Not really much, honestly. I have to walk a little bit further to my garage. That’s the only thing.

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Pretty lame answer it was. Perhaps you didn't find them funny, but the fact is, most F1 drivers are taciturn and boring. So if you like reading F1 news, you will find Schumi's ones more delicious.

I am going to take a nap now and check the timesheet of the first practice session later on. A fantastic season in prospect, definitely!

Lindsay Lohan and Something I found

2006-03-09T21:56:00.000+08:00

Kennard sent me these photographs last week, and according to the News Vault, they were taken in a Hollywood fashion show, whatever.

Yea, take a look at them. And the disgusting secret I found was.. Lohan is a guy! Oh-em-gee!