HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZERLINE!!!!
yay thanks for being such a GREAT and FUNNAYE friend for the past 1 year and 9+ months(: heh good thing you got your hamster yea!
Z- zonky
E- eeeeerrtating(: HAHA no la. uhm, enriching? enthusiastic? whateverrr(:
R- RETARDED(duhhhhh)
L- little
I- itsy-bytsy
N- naughty(: anything but nice!
E- ehhhh,
FANTASTIC!
haha have a great day dear!
cheers, yujia
Monday, September 22, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008
YAY I'M FINALLY UPDATING AGAIN. lalala i really haven't got time to keep this alive mann. anyway, I LIKE CONFUCIUS HE'S SO SMARTTT AND COOOOL. yea man. though i don't understand everything he says in the cheeeem chinese but i'm trying to!
i'm sure i'll succeed. i know this girl who's like the 86th descendent of confucius. hmph unfairr.
i like it when he strokes his beard. i think i'll grow a beard too!
oh nooooo it's abi's birthday tmr and i haven't gotten her anything): hah a belated one then!
okay bye it's super late now 10.35 have to sleep already.
i miss you:(
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Your Issue Profile: 24% Obama, 76% McCain |
 When it gets down to it, you tend to best match John McCain. But he's not the perfect candidate for you, and you may not be sold on him yet. Obama shares a good number of your views too, so you might want to give him a second look. It all comes down to which issues matter to you the most. |
HEE YES MCCAIN FTW!
You Are An Exclamation Point |
 You are a bundle of... well, something. You're often a bundle of joy, passion, or drama. You're loud, brash, and outgoing. If you think it, you say it. Definitely not the quiet type, you really don't keep a lot to yourself. You're lively and inspiring. People love to be around your energy. (But they do secretly worry that you'll spill their secrets without even realizing it.) You excel in: Public speaking You get along best with: the Dash |
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
oh poof i haven't updated for like REALLY LONG. HAH. teachers' day was great today! our class did fantabulously(: and HAHA aMANda refused to use any hairspray cos she's so manly(: ok whatever lame. didn't feel like going back to chongfu today, cos last year's visit suckedd. ahh i have to leave for tuition now. oh and one last thing, MELISSA AND I CAME OUT WITH A NEW VERSION OF BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP DURIG ENGLISH YAY. speaking of which, MR NG'S DAUGHTER IS SUPERRRR ADORABLE(:
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Monday, August 18, 2008
Hurdler Liu Xiang leaves Olympics with leg injury
HOWARD FENDRICH
The Associated Press
BEIJING - Liu Xiang and the entire nation of China looked forward to this moment for years: The defending Olympic champion lining up to run the 110-meter hurdles at the Beijing Games. He didn't even get to race. Grimacing and rubbing his troublesome right hamstring before getting into his crouch, Liu pulled up lame just steps into the first round of qualifying Monday, leaving the Summer Games' host country without one of its biggest stars , and far and away its biggest star in track and field.
He limped out of the block at the starting gun, took a few awkward steps, then stopped and limped again when the second gun sounded to signal a false start. No one is disqualified by an initial false start, yet Liu tore the pieces of paper with his number off each leg and immediately headed for a tunnel, stepping gingerly all the way with what the coach of China's track team said was a right foot injury.
"He couldn't imagine the pain he was suffering," coach Feng Shuyong said at a news conference Liu didn't attend. "Let me repeat: Liu Xiang will not withdraw unless the pain is unbearable."
While the other entrants in his heat prepared for the restart, Liu took a slow, painful walk along a concrete path leading away from the rust-colored track where he was supposed to thrill a nation of 1.3 billion people.
Instead, he sat against a wall alone, that smiling face that adorns so many advertising billboards now sullen. At that moment, some members of the Chinese media watching the scene unfold on a TV under the stands began to cry while thousands of his disappointed countrymen were heading for the exits.
"I feel very sad for Liu Xiang," said 67-year-old retiree Liu Guixiang. "After Liu Xiang's injury, I won't bother coming back to the Bird's Nest for more."
Had this been any other competition, in any other setting, it seems safe to say Liu wouldn't even have shown up at the stadium himself on this day.
"When you see the crowd, you realize why he had to come out," said Britain's Allan Scott, who was surprised when he glanced across the lanes and didn't see Liu ahead of him in the final heat.
Liu's personal coach, Sun Haiping, said Liu was bothered by a right foot injury that has lingered for six or seven years , and that the pain intensified Saturday. Sun's shoulders shook and he wiped away tears as he spoke about Liu's withdrawal.
Feng said the injury is where the Achilles tendon attaches to Liu's right foot, "his takeoff foot, so there is a lot of stress on that area."
There were signs of trouble as soon as Liu made his first appearance on the Bird's Nest's big video screens. Once on the track, he stopped after clearing two hurdles during the warmup period, then crouched down and favored his right leg as he walked back to the starting area.
He peeled off his red shirt when others were lining up behind the blocks and seemed to wait forever before pulling a new jersey over his head.
"In watching warmups, we could see he wasn't quite as strong as you expect him to be," said former world record-holder Colin Jackson. "But we didn't know it was as bad as it turned out to be."
Liu's hamstring problem forced him to pull out of a meet in New York on May 31 , the same night Usain Bolt first broke the world record in the 100 meters.
A week later, Liu lined up for the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., but was disqualified for a false start. He hasn't raced since and only rarely has made public appearances, training in seclusion.
The 25-year-old hurdler is as much a celebrity here as Houston Rockets center Yao Ming. At the Athens Games four years ago, Liu became as the first Chinese man to win an Olympic track and field gold medal. A Chinese insurance company volunteered more than $10 million of coverage for his legs. His image appears everywhere in his hometown of Shanghai, and he has sponsorship deals with Visa and Coca-Cola, among others.
"I think the Chinese people will understand the situation," Feng said of Liu's withdrawal, "and will encourage him to come back to the track."
Thursday night's 110-meter hurdles final was expected to be one of the highlights of these Olympics: China's Liu vs. Cuba's Dayron Robles, the man who broke Liu's world record in June , with 91,000 fans crowding into the Bird's Nest to cheer on their man.
"I think they will be disappointed," said Wang Wei, executive vice president of the games' organizing committee. "But they will understand. When somebody has an accident, you can't help it."
Now Robles, who won his heat but at 13.39 seconds was well off his world record time of 12.87, becomes the clear favorite.
Yet another of the top contenders departed Monday when two-time Olympic silver medalist Terrence Trammell of the United States grabbed the second hurdle and limped off the track with an injured left leg.
The exits of Liu and Trammell leave David Oliver, thought to be running as consistently as any of the U.S. hurdlers of late, as a serious medal candidate. His personal best of 12.95 seconds is only 0.08 second off Robles' world record.
Asked before Liu lined up for his heat whether he knew that his Chinese rival appeared to be hurting badly, Robles said he didn't care.
"I'm going to do what Usain Bolt did," the Cuban said when asked about breaking his hurdles world record. "The track is perfect. Anything is possible in the final."
he should have some kind of idea how much people actually paid to watch him man.
it's really like what amanda has said.
HOWARD FENDRICH
The Associated Press
BEIJING - Liu Xiang and the entire nation of China looked forward to this moment for years: The defending Olympic champion lining up to run the 110-meter hurdles at the Beijing Games. He didn't even get to race. Grimacing and rubbing his troublesome right hamstring before getting into his crouch, Liu pulled up lame just steps into the first round of qualifying Monday, leaving the Summer Games' host country without one of its biggest stars , and far and away its biggest star in track and field.
He limped out of the block at the starting gun, took a few awkward steps, then stopped and limped again when the second gun sounded to signal a false start. No one is disqualified by an initial false start, yet Liu tore the pieces of paper with his number off each leg and immediately headed for a tunnel, stepping gingerly all the way with what the coach of China's track team said was a right foot injury.
"He couldn't imagine the pain he was suffering," coach Feng Shuyong said at a news conference Liu didn't attend. "Let me repeat: Liu Xiang will not withdraw unless the pain is unbearable."
While the other entrants in his heat prepared for the restart, Liu took a slow, painful walk along a concrete path leading away from the rust-colored track where he was supposed to thrill a nation of 1.3 billion people.
Instead, he sat against a wall alone, that smiling face that adorns so many advertising billboards now sullen. At that moment, some members of the Chinese media watching the scene unfold on a TV under the stands began to cry while thousands of his disappointed countrymen were heading for the exits.
"I feel very sad for Liu Xiang," said 67-year-old retiree Liu Guixiang. "After Liu Xiang's injury, I won't bother coming back to the Bird's Nest for more."
Had this been any other competition, in any other setting, it seems safe to say Liu wouldn't even have shown up at the stadium himself on this day.
"When you see the crowd, you realize why he had to come out," said Britain's Allan Scott, who was surprised when he glanced across the lanes and didn't see Liu ahead of him in the final heat.
Liu's personal coach, Sun Haiping, said Liu was bothered by a right foot injury that has lingered for six or seven years , and that the pain intensified Saturday. Sun's shoulders shook and he wiped away tears as he spoke about Liu's withdrawal.
Feng said the injury is where the Achilles tendon attaches to Liu's right foot, "his takeoff foot, so there is a lot of stress on that area."
There were signs of trouble as soon as Liu made his first appearance on the Bird's Nest's big video screens. Once on the track, he stopped after clearing two hurdles during the warmup period, then crouched down and favored his right leg as he walked back to the starting area.
He peeled off his red shirt when others were lining up behind the blocks and seemed to wait forever before pulling a new jersey over his head.
"In watching warmups, we could see he wasn't quite as strong as you expect him to be," said former world record-holder Colin Jackson. "But we didn't know it was as bad as it turned out to be."
Liu's hamstring problem forced him to pull out of a meet in New York on May 31 , the same night Usain Bolt first broke the world record in the 100 meters.
A week later, Liu lined up for the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., but was disqualified for a false start. He hasn't raced since and only rarely has made public appearances, training in seclusion.
The 25-year-old hurdler is as much a celebrity here as Houston Rockets center Yao Ming. At the Athens Games four years ago, Liu became as the first Chinese man to win an Olympic track and field gold medal. A Chinese insurance company volunteered more than $10 million of coverage for his legs. His image appears everywhere in his hometown of Shanghai, and he has sponsorship deals with Visa and Coca-Cola, among others.
"I think the Chinese people will understand the situation," Feng said of Liu's withdrawal, "and will encourage him to come back to the track."
Thursday night's 110-meter hurdles final was expected to be one of the highlights of these Olympics: China's Liu vs. Cuba's Dayron Robles, the man who broke Liu's world record in June , with 91,000 fans crowding into the Bird's Nest to cheer on their man.
"I think they will be disappointed," said Wang Wei, executive vice president of the games' organizing committee. "But they will understand. When somebody has an accident, you can't help it."
Now Robles, who won his heat but at 13.39 seconds was well off his world record time of 12.87, becomes the clear favorite.
Yet another of the top contenders departed Monday when two-time Olympic silver medalist Terrence Trammell of the United States grabbed the second hurdle and limped off the track with an injured left leg.
The exits of Liu and Trammell leave David Oliver, thought to be running as consistently as any of the U.S. hurdlers of late, as a serious medal candidate. His personal best of 12.95 seconds is only 0.08 second off Robles' world record.
Asked before Liu lined up for his heat whether he knew that his Chinese rival appeared to be hurting badly, Robles said he didn't care.
"I'm going to do what Usain Bolt did," the Cuban said when asked about breaking his hurdles world record. "The track is perfect. Anything is possible in the final."
he should have some kind of idea how much people actually paid to watch him man.
it's really like what amanda has said.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
from melissa's blog. shall vent my anger. hmph.
I talk a lot when I get really nervous. ahh bad habit.
I am extremely ticklish. NEVER POKE ME.
I'm afraid of the dark. oops(:
I can't sleep in a room if the door is open.
I can't sleep in a room if the door is closed.
I am homosexual. -.-
I believe in true love. NARCISSISM
I've ran away from home. oh how i wish i can
I listen to political music.
I collect comic books.
I shut others out when I'm sad.
I've stayed up all night. oh what nonsense. health.
I open up to others easily.
I am keeping a secret from the world. you will know when i grow up!
I watch the news. duh?
I like Disney movies. YES OMG YES YES YES YES YES YES. sheesh. that was embarrassing.
I am a sucker for green eyes.
I am a sucker for brown eyes.
I am a sucker for blue eyes.
Just eyes in general.
I don't kill bugs. don't dare to! except ants. with other inanimate objects
I have "x"s in my screen name.
I've slipped and fell in public. HAH.many times when i was young.
I've slipped out a "lol" in a real conversation.
I love spam.
I bake well. I microwave well.
I have worn pajamas to class. Eww.
I want a better job.
Talked on a phone for 6+ hours.
I love Dr. Phil.
I like multiple people.
I am guilty of tYpInG lIkE tHiS. wHy IS iT wOrTh bEiNg gUiLtY?
I am self conscious.
I love to laugh.
I have tried alcohol.
I drink alcohol on a regular basis.
I have tried a cigarette.
I have smoked a pack in one day.
I loved lord of the flies. YEA IT'S SO NICE AND DEPRESSING.
I have cough drops when I'm not sick.
I can't swallow pills.
I have a lot of scars.
I can't sleep if there is a spider in the room. oops. hee.
I like chocolate. BUT i'm on a diet(:
I bite my nails.
I am not comfortable with being me.
I play computer games when I'm bored.
Gotten lost in the city. i have a greattt senseeee of directionnnn.
Thought of suicide before. never dared to though. why waste my precious life? it's not often you get a genius you know(:
Seen a shooting star.
Gone out in public in my pajamas.
Hugged a stranger.
Been in a fist fight.
Laughed and had some type of beverage come out of my nose. very uncomfortable okay.
Pushed all the buttons on an elevator. AND UNPUSHED THEM. the beauty of te escalator at my house.
Made out in an elevator.
Kicked a guy where it hurts on purpose. I'm not a perv.
Been bungee jumping.
Gotten stitches.
Drank a whole gallon of milk in one hour.
Bitten someone.
Been to Niagara Falls.
Gotten the chicken pox.
Been in a car crash.
Been to Germany. OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG. deutschlandddddddd!!!!!!!!!!
Ridden in a taxi. deprived but not that deprived lah hor.
Shoplifted.
Been fired.
Had feelings for someone who didn't have them back.
Stole something from your job.
Gone on a blind date.
Had a crush on a teacher/coach. appeals to jiahui!!
Celebrated Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Slept with a co-worker, and/or employee.
Been married.
Gotten divorced.
Saw someone/something dying.
Have a list of people you want to kill.
Ridden in a car over 400 miles in one day. and almost puked over the seat.
Seen the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Thrown up in a bar.
Eaten sushi.
Cried in public. nah not a CRYBABY.
Walked purposely into traffic with your eyes closed.
Liked someone even though you knew you shouldn't have.
Thought of someone a lot lately. who? me?
Hate the world.
Liked someone even if they have a boyfriend/girlfriend.
I talk a lot when I get really nervous. ahh bad habit.
I am extremely ticklish. NEVER POKE ME.
I'm afraid of the dark. oops(:
I can't sleep in a room if the door is open.
I can't sleep in a room if the door is closed.
I am homosexual. -.-
I believe in true love. NARCISSISM
I've ran away from home. oh how i wish i can
I listen to political music.
I collect comic books.
I shut others out when I'm sad.
I've stayed up all night. oh what nonsense. health.
I open up to others easily.
I am keeping a secret from the world. you will know when i grow up!
I watch the news. duh?
I like Disney movies. YES OMG YES YES YES YES YES YES. sheesh. that was embarrassing.
I am a sucker for green eyes.
I am a sucker for brown eyes.
I am a sucker for blue eyes.
Just eyes in general.
I don't kill bugs. don't dare to! except ants. with other inanimate objects
I have "x"s in my screen name.
I've slipped and fell in public. HAH.many times when i was young.
I've slipped out a "lol" in a real conversation.
I love spam.
I bake well. I microwave well.
I have worn pajamas to class. Eww.
I want a better job.
Talked on a phone for 6+ hours.
I love Dr. Phil.
I like multiple people.
I am guilty of tYpInG lIkE tHiS. wHy IS iT wOrTh bEiNg gUiLtY?
I am self conscious.
I love to laugh.
I have tried alcohol.
I drink alcohol on a regular basis.
I have tried a cigarette.
I have smoked a pack in one day.
I loved lord of the flies. YEA IT'S SO NICE AND DEPRESSING.
I have cough drops when I'm not sick.
I can't swallow pills.
I have a lot of scars.
I can't sleep if there is a spider in the room. oops. hee.
I like chocolate. BUT i'm on a diet(:
I bite my nails.
I am not comfortable with being me.
I play computer games when I'm bored.
Gotten lost in the city. i have a greattt senseeee of directionnnn.
Thought of suicide before. never dared to though. why waste my precious life? it's not often you get a genius you know(:
Seen a shooting star.
Gone out in public in my pajamas.
Hugged a stranger.
Been in a fist fight.
Laughed and had some type of beverage come out of my nose. very uncomfortable okay.
Pushed all the buttons on an elevator. AND UNPUSHED THEM. the beauty of te escalator at my house.
Made out in an elevator.
Kicked a guy where it hurts on purpose. I'm not a perv.
Been bungee jumping.
Gotten stitches.
Drank a whole gallon of milk in one hour.
Bitten someone.
Been to Niagara Falls.
Gotten the chicken pox.
Been in a car crash.
Been to Germany. OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG. deutschlandddddddd!!!!!!!!!!
Ridden in a taxi. deprived but not that deprived lah hor.
Shoplifted.
Been fired.
Had feelings for someone who didn't have them back.
Stole something from your job.
Gone on a blind date.
Had a crush on a teacher/coach. appeals to jiahui!!
Celebrated Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Slept with a co-worker, and/or employee.
Been married.
Gotten divorced.
Saw someone/something dying.
Have a list of people you want to kill.
Ridden in a car over 400 miles in one day. and almost puked over the seat.
Seen the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Thrown up in a bar.
Eaten sushi.
Cried in public. nah not a CRYBABY.
Walked purposely into traffic with your eyes closed.
Liked someone even though you knew you shouldn't have.
Thought of someone a lot lately. who? me?
Hate the world.
Liked someone even if they have a boyfriend/girlfriend.
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