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Ryan and I are sharing a bathroom with a huge bathtub!!!!!!
The kitchen !!!
The front view of our house...
I just LOVE my new house!
We had a tiny farewell for Chau Wang and Wen Ter afterwards. Look at what Chau Wang ordered! 98% fat-ladened 'dong po' braised pork!
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SO, finally I can sweep the 'dust' away from my blog!
I should have blogged about my rural placement 6 months ago but somehow I totally put that at the back of my mind! My experience in Bairnsdale was really awesome. I managed to follow tha social worker to a nursing home and chatted with some patients with mental issues. I also got my first chance to inject a real patient, not a mannequin arm! I was a bit daunted at first since he was a schizophrenic but he was so amiable that I had to thank him for letting me to inject his medication. I also went to the famous Buchan cave. Of course Bairnsdale was where I met some really approachable seniors-- Leo and Su Lynn.This was my accomodation-- a 4 star resort!
Brendan taught me how to fish! This tiny guy bit on the hook in less than 5 minutes after I casted my rod into the lake in the first photo...
The autumn scenery around Buchan Cave...
The stalactites and stalacmites in the cave!
More pictures from Yu Wan's facebook...
As for my hospital attachment, it will be in Dandenong hospital next year. I was so keen to get into The Alfred but it was really a popular choice. Dandenong is a small hospital but I heard that staff there are really helpful to 'lost' third year students. I am just so excited about next year! Some of the head of the hospitals briefed us on hospital life and told us that patients may just decide to call us doctors.... ^^ So I will be Dr. Ho next year!!!!!!!!!! But I will definitely miss the Deakinians...thanks for giving me a wonderful time this year
This is the photo for our recent gathering in Nandos...
I also attended Yee Herng's graduation ceremony in La Trobe University last month. The journey was a good 2 hours from Monash. Ryan was with me and we had a good time enjoying the architecture of the campus and also talking to Yee Herng and her family. It maybe too late a wish, still-- Happy graduation, Yee Herng! I wish I have graduated too!
These are the pictures from Facebook...
Its time to slack and find a house for next year! Maybe I should get a car...
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By Jane Elliott Health reporter, BBC News |
The chance discovery of an antique notebook could have solved the 350-year-old British scientific mystery.
Alexander Popham was born deaf in around 1650 but his mother, determined to communicate with her son, hired two eminent scientists, John Wallis and William Holder, to teach him to speak.
Both claimed success in what became a celebrated scientific controversy.
Exciting discovery
The story was lent additional interest because the boy was the grandson of the notorious Judge Popham, who sentenced both Mary Queen of Scots and Guy Fawkes to death.
Now a yellowing, leather-bound notebook, found in a butler's cupboard in Littlecote House, Berkshire, a former home of the Pophams, appears to some experts to indicate that the methods of Mr Wallis were the key.
He was a renowned mathematician, deciphered enemy codes for Cromwell during the English Civil War and was also an expert linguist.
| Up until now we have not been in a position to assess the validity of either claim Philip Beeley |
Philip Beeley, researcher in the faculty of linguistics and philology at the University of Oxford, and a world expert on John Wallis, said he had been fascinated by the book, which shows how Mr Wallis taught his charge.
"William Holder claimed to have been successful, but when you go into the method that he used, it was quite outlandish.
"He investigated the structure of the ear and worked on the hypothesis that the problem was the ear drum itself that had become relaxed.
"He felt that only when it was tight could it facilitate hearing and he set about an experiment beating a loud drum.
"Holder found that when he beat a loud drum near Alexander, he could hear other sounds, including people calling his name.
"He convinced a lot of people that he was successful."
'Evidence'
When Mr Holder was called away to take up another post, Mr Wallis took over.
"We have not known an awful lot about the approach John Wallis took," said Mr Beeley.
"All we do know is that he wrote a little bit about it and later on it became the topic of a grand dispute within the Royal Society, with claim and counter-claim.
"Up until now we have not been in a position to assess the validity of either claim.
"This find is potentially able to do this for us."
Mr Wallis's approach was to start by looking at how the tongue, palate and lips looked when certain vowel sounds were made.
He drew diagrams and used them to show Alexander how to form sounds.
From there, Mr Wallis used the same method to help him form words.
Mr Beeley said: "He starts out with a modern technique showing him how to produce sounds, and then he moves on from that to basic language constructions, with nouns and conjunctions.
"Having looked at the notebook, I am fairly sure this is a book that would have been on the desk while John Wallis and Alexander Popham were sitting together.
"We have evidence from his descendants that this instruction was successful.
"It helps solve one of the grand disputes of the Royal Society, and is quite unique."
'Strong stuff'
Sentences learnt by Alexander and detailed in the notebook include "I have a knife in my hand" and "I have mony (sic) in my pocket" as well as "I have a hat, on my head" and "I have a band about my neck".
Dr Beeley said he had no doubts that the notebook was genuine.
"I have to admit that before I had the notebook in my hands I had my doubts," he said.
"There have of course been occasions when people have been deceived, but I was very happy to see the notebook.
| It is about applying scientific method and whether you think Wallis was first or Holden was first doesn't really matter Keith Moore Royal Society |
Keith Moore, head of library and archives at the Royal Society, said the notebook was a fantastic find.
"It adds historical detail and any manuscript of this period is interesting," he said.
"This is dated 1662 and right at the beginning of what we would call modern science.
"The Royal Society was founded in 1660 and this is an early example of the practical applications of scientific methods."
But he said it was unlikely to settle the dispute about who taught Alexander to speak, adding that the most important detail was the science itself.
"Holden virtually accused Wallis of stealing his ideas and that smacks of plagiarism in science. It is pretty strong stuff," he said.
"It does not matter whether it solves it - the Popham case was the beginning of a more scientific approach to therapy.
"They were thinking about language and grammar, about the physiology of how people spoke and that is the important thing really.
"It is about applying scientific method and whether you think Wallis was first or Holden was first doesn't really matter."
Dr Beeley hopes that the book is stored in a library like the Bodleian, but the hotel chain, Warner, which now owns Littlecote, is deciding whether to keep it on display in the house.
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