Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Friday, December 22, 2006
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Health screening 2005
I was just reviewing some old photos - and ive decided to convert some of the better ones into proper b/ws.
It works really well here due to the simplicity of the scene, plenty of contrast to work with too.
Saturday, December 16, 2006
Exams are over, Xmas is coming! :)
Yay! its the hols! and im counting down the days till london and working flat out to complete the set for "bedroom farce" in time. - ive about 2 weeks to put up a full set. heh. "stressss eh?"
Bedroom Farce is this play that im putting up with some of my friends on the 12 - 14th of January 2007. Its a comedy by Alan Acykbourn. Tickets going for $20/25 for students and $20/30 for adults.
7.30pm in the evening at the Singapore Dance Repository Theatre.
It should be quite a good evening out - so DO contact me for tickets! :)
Bedroom Farce is this play that im putting up with some of my friends on the 12 - 14th of January 2007. Its a comedy by Alan Acykbourn. Tickets going for $20/25 for students and $20/30 for adults.
7.30pm in the evening at the Singapore Dance Repository Theatre.
It should be quite a good evening out - so DO contact me for tickets! :)
Saturday, December 09, 2006
lomo. spot on!
now the real question exists: should i get one!?!
digital can be manipulated to look exactly like a lomo shot - but its not even half as fun. hmm...
Some incredibly annoying questions:
Here we go:
1) How do you prove that you're sane? Is there possibly any objective way to conclude that a person is absolutely and consistently sane?
2) How do you know that i see colours the same way as you? maybe my purple is your yellow and vice versa but you've been brought out to think its the same colour (it would be internally consistant wouldn't it?)
3)What do descriptive words mean? How can we be talking about the same thing when we have different mental pictures associated with the same words.
what does this imply about symbolic language?
submit your futile answers! mwuahahahaha *evil grin*
1) How do you prove that you're sane? Is there possibly any objective way to conclude that a person is absolutely and consistently sane?
2) How do you know that i see colours the same way as you? maybe my purple is your yellow and vice versa but you've been brought out to think its the same colour (it would be internally consistant wouldn't it?)
3)What do descriptive words mean? How can we be talking about the same thing when we have different mental pictures associated with the same words.
what does this imply about symbolic language?
submit your futile answers! mwuahahahaha *evil grin*
Friday, December 08, 2006
Faux Lomo!
Hmm its been preoccupying my mind - should i get a lomo for my upcoming trip to the Euros?
on one hand i know i can get achingly beautiful/arty/nostalgic photos from the amazingly contrasty and vignetted lomo minotar lens.. but is it worth the cost?
available 2nd hand in singapore for about 300 sgd. i guess i could buy and sell (rent) one for the short term. other considerations include experience with the concept and cost of film/processing.
i guess the experience bit shouldn't be too hard to overcome - search lomography for their manifesto!
still... a return to film will take some effort to pry myself away from my spoilt-rotten "instant view" flexibilities of my present photog equipment.
follow the link to a REAL lomo album. cross processing looks so enticing!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/malisia/sets/373919/
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Thursday, November 30, 2006
White rabbit
today, from the distance i saw him bounding towards me.
"hullo!" said the white rabbit, "you're obsessive compulsive."
"no im not - and you're not real!"
"yes you are... oh suit yourself!" He retorted (as if it was clear as day!) He then twitched his furry little nose and beckoned me to follow him home. we reached shortly after about 40 hops?
slightly out of breath, we stood expectantly at the entrance of his very own rabbit hole. It was a posh european affair complete with lettuce trimmings... i couldn't help but be impressed! "thats a nice place you have mr rabbit!"
My praise was lost as he fixed me with a ferociously deadly stare (as all rabbits can do when they get annoyed!)
"in you go then! hurry hurry! we have no time to lose!"
"wait!" i shouted as he plunged in! "im too big!"
and then he was gone...
alone now, i sat down and cried.
from the distance came a shrill voice:
"oh yes you are"
"oh yes you are"
"oh yes you are"
damnit. im obsessive compulsive.
What the hell is this? too much studying is bad for the brain...
whats worse, i can't even concentrate properly because the OCD keeps me from focusing. I wish i had a credit card and time to plan.
"hullo!" said the white rabbit, "you're obsessive compulsive."
"no im not - and you're not real!"
"yes you are... oh suit yourself!" He retorted (as if it was clear as day!) He then twitched his furry little nose and beckoned me to follow him home. we reached shortly after about 40 hops?
slightly out of breath, we stood expectantly at the entrance of his very own rabbit hole. It was a posh european affair complete with lettuce trimmings... i couldn't help but be impressed! "thats a nice place you have mr rabbit!"
My praise was lost as he fixed me with a ferociously deadly stare (as all rabbits can do when they get annoyed!)
"in you go then! hurry hurry! we have no time to lose!"
"wait!" i shouted as he plunged in! "im too big!"
and then he was gone...
alone now, i sat down and cried.
from the distance came a shrill voice:
"oh yes you are"
"oh yes you are"
"oh yes you are"
damnit. im obsessive compulsive.
What the hell is this? too much studying is bad for the brain...
whats worse, i can't even concentrate properly because the OCD keeps me from focusing. I wish i had a credit card and time to plan.
Friday, November 24, 2006
sniff sniff. im sick damnit.
haven't written in sometime. generally because ive been busy busy busy.
however seems that ive overdone it recently, no thanks to my wonderful mentor whos been hounding be for more nightcalls and ortho cases.
as such i spent wednesday night in NUH, leaving at about 4.45 am.
got to see quite a few things though - henoch schonlein purpura, galeazzi fracture, supracondylar fracture and a fractured clavicle. all this as well as a few other crush injuries.
have more pharmaco and ortho to do. so im spiralling into a hopeless panic. damn.
oh. haha. interesting anecdote. the fractured clavicle guy was damn tough! he fractured it during the day at around 2pm at a rugby match whilst blocking off a tackle. when asked why he only decided to present at the A&E at around 11.3opm, he casually shrugged and said - it wasn't that painful with a splint on.. and besides he had to go for his post N'levels prom.
Can you imagine how garung that must have been? imagine a guy walking around during prom with a triangular sling because of a fractured clavicle. he was still smiling when he said this.
however seems that ive overdone it recently, no thanks to my wonderful mentor whos been hounding be for more nightcalls and ortho cases.
as such i spent wednesday night in NUH, leaving at about 4.45 am.
got to see quite a few things though - henoch schonlein purpura, galeazzi fracture, supracondylar fracture and a fractured clavicle. all this as well as a few other crush injuries.
have more pharmaco and ortho to do. so im spiralling into a hopeless panic. damn.
oh. haha. interesting anecdote. the fractured clavicle guy was damn tough! he fractured it during the day at around 2pm at a rugby match whilst blocking off a tackle. when asked why he only decided to present at the A&E at around 11.3opm, he casually shrugged and said - it wasn't that painful with a splint on.. and besides he had to go for his post N'levels prom.
Can you imagine how garung that must have been? imagine a guy walking around during prom with a triangular sling because of a fractured clavicle. he was still smiling when he said this.
Monday, November 13, 2006
E-call! code blue!
lol. even the arcades are getting in to the act!
in this entirely bizarre arcade game, shanhan battles a RTA whilst driving to the hospital. the dumbest thing is that the "patient" gradually goes into cardiac arrest as the time slips away and whenever shanhan crashes into something.
the animation was pretty funny - we were reading ECG with clinical disdain. :)
*sniff*
can you smell it? theres love in the air!
actually no, you can't, not over the internet dummy! Then again, we live in an era of advanced biotechnology so lets see what science has to offer us. hah!
turns out, there ARE these friends whom you can turn to though. :) see link
the 99.9% pure lab reagent looks pretty good, none of that *only 95% pure* muck! so choose your company carefully.. afterall, what is cost?
For the uninitiated biochemist, go wiki androstenone - this is so disgustingly clinical. *polite cough*
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Trashing the AI bots!
Alex and Jiashen get their bloodlust fulfiled as they shoot it out in "time crisis II"
goodness i haven't played that for like a million years... good to see that loh still retains his quick draw gun action from the army... he actually nearly completed the game on a single set of credits - which is to say, either incredibly lucky or superb reflexes.
the fellowship...
alex, jiashen (doby), shanhan and winston. :)
four *damn* fast friends. thats life buddy.
More doby-isms
shanhan: eh doby wtf...is that all you're eating? thats like what you eat in the canteen everyday loh....
doby: food is functional what! *stares at food*...whats wrong with this?
Toasting to Jiashen
haha one of my more eccentric ideas: since we were celebrating loh's birthday, i suggested giving him a toast. in absence of any alcohol, i had a brilliant but lame inspiration to use the peanut butter toast from the nearby store. :)
pretty fun for us, and pretty embarrassing for loh when we all burst into the happy birthday song afterwards. heh, proud to say, we turned quite a few heads. (such public menaces we are!)
this stunt btw, earned me the nickname, psycho-boy from doby. and to top it off, here we have it from the horses mouth: " eh psycho-boy, you might want to re-evaluate your life yah? you knock it down..."
very doby indeed. i love the m5s.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
One of the many fountains
vivo city is beautifu! - i love the "streamline moderne*" design with all the sleek lines and nautical references merged together with the interestingly quirky adaptations from postmodern/ expressionist architectural movements. :)
*streamline moderne is a distinctive style in itself - characterised by: curving forms, sleek lines, internal illumination and perhaps, borrowings from nautical designUninspired nightview of Sentosa.
Didn't have a tripod - or the proper equipment (my ultrawide).
however ive identified vivo city and nearby sentosa as *the* new photog hotspot. will get some serious photog done soon :) expect better!
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Reginald and Me
Right after the end of the annual ACS christmas dinner where we played the good MCees! :)
here shown trying our hand at some light *perversity*
Reginald the handsome dude on the left, can REALLY REALLY sing, hes a great guy, caring, thoughtful.. mhm. bit of a softy inside too! he is also still single. get his number from me if you're so inclined.
why do i love pimping my friends?
Mark the professor (in the making)
Damn good show! haha rock on man! :)
ps. for the ladies, hes still available! and very very very nice - puts me to shame. gah!. :)
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
The belly of the fish!
Heya! Everybody! PLAYHOUSE PHOTOS ARE UPPPPPP!
Here are the links!
1) Rehearsal
2)Actual Day (I)
3)Actual Day (II)
4)The M5's
In addition to the top few, there are 2 more group photos which i uploaded at higher resolution. :)
Cast and Crew, Final and edited and colour corrected!M3's at the end of Playhouse, onstage!
Enjoy, and don't forget to leave comments. heh
Sunday, November 05, 2006
Big Big Cast Photo!
Congratulations ALL AROUND!
M3's have won playhouse best overall play!! It was a fabulous performance, superb script (thank you el, amanda and chris!), superb props, makeup, lights and costumes (thank you nat, jean, janice, alvin, wayne and the rest of the makeup and set people! whoo hoo!
and good acting too. :) see photo for the cast. hehe
will blog more when the photos are up. the first day rehearsal photos are already up on the right hand side of this page, under the title - photo pages.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
moo!
contrary to my public happy happy persona. im feeling rather old and tired at the moment. useless useless useless.
oh hell. bugger off.
btw, my counsellee got herself warded for ovarian torsion. shes post op now - but is stable. she'll be out in a day or two... at least thats some cheer.
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Experiment with foreground leaves
hmm. i was wondering what the effect would be like to shoot the tiger through foilage to add some depth and colour to the composition - i dunno if the effect is pleasing.
on one hand, its not wildly succesful as was hoped, neither is it however, ugly! you decide? comments?
Animal Photo 2
another monkey! i realise i do have a predilection for primates! haha actually most mammals will do... for some reason, i don't like reptiles, invertebrates and other, shall i say, lower life forms? hahaha.
Animal Photo 1
Oh and i havent had the chance to post the results of the Zoo trip - so i'll just pick 2 to put it up. :)
Ying Ci - hot and chic!
and she also doesn't like the photo. gosh. same as meifang. i think i can go hang my camera up in shame. hehehe
Prof Arthur Lim / Ying Ci!
follow the photo- which links to the first day of PHS!
or alternatively, grab the photoset link on the bottom RHS of the page, under "photo pages."
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Meifang!
Wow! our assistant classrep is ALSO very hot! heh. when colin first saw the photo, his knee jerk reflex was "holy mama... thats one hot mama b*tch!"
we agree... hehehehe
and to think she said... "aiyah... take already can just delete the photo.. its take for fun only. :)" right....
PHS 2006
Its that time of the year again. PHS is now on at the toa payoh hdb hub... more updates when the event is finally over. (tmr)
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Zoo-ed!
Yay! another successful trip to the Zoo. Didn't get to catch Ah meng or get a good photo of the white tigers so the practical (photographic) utility of the trip is kinda suspect. However, discounting the photog considerations - it was a pretty fun trip due to the really fun company.
Travel companions were stephen, thomas, junwen, jocelyn and eunice (pictured: right to left) In notable absentia was Glenn who shall now be publicly known as the "pangseh kia" -instigator of the trip and the ah guah boy who passed over a free lift to mandai because he was *tired!*... hey im an m3 and i slept at 4 too. what on earth were you doing glenn which made you that tired hmmm?
We had quite a few cheap laughs at the start of the trip by pretending to be really obnoxious Honkie tourists...we *unfortunately* attracted stares by our loud and really excited calls of something along the lines of:
"WAH! hou leng ah! hai mouuse deear ah! thomas-ah.. leh hai bin dou!?" utterly brainless fun!
we got to see most of the exhibits but missed out on all the shows save one because it rained halfway in the trip. we caught the polar bear feeding show but that was only because we were huddled in the polar bear gallery to get out of the rain. :)
the rain also killed photog for the day because the light levels were effectively zitch for my telephotos which were all around the 300-750 mm range. even with my large aperture of f3.5, i still missed alot of shots due to poor focusing and/or shake. The fact that i didn't bring monopod just accentuated the general failure of the day for phototaking. All the photos that were taken were all with an unacceptable iso of about 800 - 1250. The only reason why they appear to be rather grain free is because i admit, they have been heavily processed. Nikon in this respect has really frustrated me by the lack of grain management. I would gladly trade my megapixels for better grain handling.
As for todays body of work, most of the subjects (animals) have also been photographed in the previous zoo trip. the only excuse i can venture for not attempting other animals is simply the design of the zoo. some enclosures are just not meant for photography. also, the animals were as usual -sluggish, sluggish to the point of almost drug induced. most of the time the animals were either hiding or turning their backs on the crowd. It think its an almost uncanny ability of theirs to frustrate with lovely views of their bums smack in the faces of the eager tourists. :) its really was a far cry from the "nature red in tooth and claw picture" that national geographic paints from their documentaries.
Conversation throughout the trip was kept quite irreverent with stephen, thomas and me providing constant barriage on poor eunice who had to bear the agony of hearing how mathematically she was less significant or that her boobs weren't perfect - nevermind my dear, we still love you. and we were kidding about the boobs.
junwen didn't join in as he was otherwise engaged. *hahaha*
the day ended on a high note with all of us trooping down to the friendly neighbourhood KFC for dinner. I also had my first pineapple pie in months. mhmm.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Its ZOO-ing tmr!
Gosh i haven't been this excited since a long time! i get to take pretty photos of ah meng again and i get to meet up with the cinderella bunch. positively bliss. Its a nice end to the extended holidays. :)
anyways, to celebrate this period of freedom, im going to commit some of the moments of pure jollidity down to text. memorable highlights from the past week include 2 marathon dota sessions with the guys and two excellent and *free* concerts at the yong siew toh conservatory. especially the one on saturday which played summertime for its encore piece. the violin was just so soulful! i was actually almost moved to tears by that particular rendition... gah! live music beats my old beat-up speakers any day...heh. anyway, the violinist was apparently some 4th year honours student who also played gershwins 3 preludes which contained an incredibly *gay* segment at the end of the 3rd prelude, after a blitzkrieg of crisp pizzicato rolls, he was double stopping in harmonics and playing octaves: jaw drop incredible technique!.... All things considered, im a big gershwin fan.. yes, *thats* how gershwin -should- be played! personally i think he did a better job than yoyo ma who also has a recording of those pieces. it was that good. mhm. its a real pity -you- weren't there to hear it.
as for today, i had a mini tutorial session with thomas, stephen, gerry and joyce. CVS 101. and im afraid i made two rather terrible mistakes. hmm. must clarify this.
firstly, the RAAS system. renin converts proangiotensinogen to angiotensin 1, not as i had orginally asserted as causing the release of ACE - which turns out to be consitutionally produced by the lungs. (in this respect, the notes are quite misleading)
secondly, the frank starling mechanism only increases the force of the contractions of the heart. it does not increase the rate of the contractions. the actual physiology of the FS mechanism is by two means:
increasing the cardiac muscle length by putting it under an increased tension results in the myofibrils being brought into a more optimal configuration - increasing the force of the contraction. secondly, the stretch itself also makes the cardiac muscle more sensitive to the actions of Ca2+ ions; which makes the tissue more excitable. neither of these actions increase the heart rate!
hope that resolves the issue. on the whole, i think the tutorial was pretty productive... at least i think i managed to cover most of the concepts involved in cardiovascular physio. what do you guys say?
after that 1.5 hour session, that i was sorely tempted to go listen to yet another concert (wind chamber) but my preservation instincts cut in and said that i should go study my lonesome orthopedic text. so after about 2 minutes of agonizing indecision, i spent another evening huddled in the library. a pretty smart choice too because i actually got quite a lot done.
ps. the physio mistakes are still bugging me. im forgetting a lot of stuff (it actually scares me). i think before i do any further tutorials.. i should go read up a little more first. i hate giving inaccurate advice. physios been a strong point for me, its time to get it straightened out again. :)
oh oh and oh! i bought 3 CDs from IMM on sunday; story of the yellow river, flowers and adolescent and lastly a fishing boat song at dusk! traditional chinese folk melodies so do it for me. i really love the sound of a chinese pianist, theres a very distinctive touch which i think sounds refreshingly raw compared to the slick (and might i say limpid) performances from western trained pianists.
theres a really lovely introductory piece on the flowers and adolescent album, a duet between the violin and harmonica - a very unusual combination...
anyways, to celebrate this period of freedom, im going to commit some of the moments of pure jollidity down to text. memorable highlights from the past week include 2 marathon dota sessions with the guys and two excellent and *free* concerts at the yong siew toh conservatory. especially the one on saturday which played summertime for its encore piece. the violin was just so soulful! i was actually almost moved to tears by that particular rendition... gah! live music beats my old beat-up speakers any day...heh. anyway, the violinist was apparently some 4th year honours student who also played gershwins 3 preludes which contained an incredibly *gay* segment at the end of the 3rd prelude, after a blitzkrieg of crisp pizzicato rolls, he was double stopping in harmonics and playing octaves: jaw drop incredible technique!.... All things considered, im a big gershwin fan.. yes, *thats* how gershwin -should- be played! personally i think he did a better job than yoyo ma who also has a recording of those pieces. it was that good. mhm. its a real pity -you- weren't there to hear it.
as for today, i had a mini tutorial session with thomas, stephen, gerry and joyce. CVS 101. and im afraid i made two rather terrible mistakes. hmm. must clarify this.
firstly, the RAAS system. renin converts proangiotensinogen to angiotensin 1, not as i had orginally asserted as causing the release of ACE - which turns out to be consitutionally produced by the lungs. (in this respect, the notes are quite misleading)
secondly, the frank starling mechanism only increases the force of the contractions of the heart. it does not increase the rate of the contractions. the actual physiology of the FS mechanism is by two means:
increasing the cardiac muscle length by putting it under an increased tension results in the myofibrils being brought into a more optimal configuration - increasing the force of the contraction. secondly, the stretch itself also makes the cardiac muscle more sensitive to the actions of Ca2+ ions; which makes the tissue more excitable. neither of these actions increase the heart rate!
hope that resolves the issue. on the whole, i think the tutorial was pretty productive... at least i think i managed to cover most of the concepts involved in cardiovascular physio. what do you guys say?
after that 1.5 hour session, that i was sorely tempted to go listen to yet another concert (wind chamber) but my preservation instincts cut in and said that i should go study my lonesome orthopedic text. so after about 2 minutes of agonizing indecision, i spent another evening huddled in the library. a pretty smart choice too because i actually got quite a lot done.
ps. the physio mistakes are still bugging me. im forgetting a lot of stuff (it actually scares me). i think before i do any further tutorials.. i should go read up a little more first. i hate giving inaccurate advice. physios been a strong point for me, its time to get it straightened out again. :)
oh oh and oh! i bought 3 CDs from IMM on sunday; story of the yellow river, flowers and adolescent and lastly a fishing boat song at dusk! traditional chinese folk melodies so do it for me. i really love the sound of a chinese pianist, theres a very distinctive touch which i think sounds refreshingly raw compared to the slick (and might i say limpid) performances from western trained pianists.
theres a really lovely introductory piece on the flowers and adolescent album, a duet between the violin and harmonica - a very unusual combination...
Thursday, October 19, 2006
nat pearlly, siying and claris!
all waving their fire sticks! :)
and claris has this really cool t-shirt that reads "i love med students!" mhm. yes, claris we love you too!
much ado about nothing
It seems that clinics are playing merry hell with my blog life! every time an exam comes up, i drop everything in the name of sanity and head straight for the library to do a good bit of *catching up* (mugging doesn't quite technically describe my endeavor heh.)
Anyway, theres goes the end of another 2 months in internal med. i took the clinical test in AH and was rewarded by an AMI (long case), a plural effusion and lastly a murmur due to aortic SCLEROSIS (both short cases.)
the first case was easy enough, i was able to adequately get a decent history and diagnose the gentlemen concerned. i guess i must have impressed the consultant because he was all smiles at the end of my presentation. subsequently he allowed me to do my physical examination of the next case unobserved and gave me the A++ option of presenting freely rather than to stick to protocol after i had finished. I decided to go for the gold and went for the advanced option and was still managing to hold up quite well until the time came for the third and last case...the last case of aortic sclerosis, aortic bloody sclerosis...
this time i was majorly stumped. i had ascultated a PSM in the 2nd RIGHT intercostal space. it was a grade 3 murmur and it didn't seem to radiate anywhere. It was accentuated on expiration and it had the "wushing" quality of a mitral regurgitation.... damn. so i was considering 3 differentials, MR, TR or even a VSD. i had already pushed the possibilty of an AS out of my mind because there wasn't any carotid bruits nor was there evidence of pulsus tardus. so anyway... long story short, i completely missed the diagnosis, what a letdown.
oh well. at least the tutor was sympathetic when he realised that i hadn't thought of aortic sclerosis - which for the uninitated folks out there, is differentiated from aortic stenosis, on precisely the same grounds as my case, by a LACK OF BRUIT! nice information to take home heh.
In other news, hols have started after a marathon 4 months of tough clinics! haha one week of holidaying bliss awaits! whilst i'll admit its already wednesday night, and ive already wasted half my hols, i can only hope that the 2nd half will be better. (this so totally brings out the blind optimist in me. heh)
the first day of hols started with a marathon dota session of 7 hours (owned as usual but never you mind...) and a really lovely session eating mooncakes at pearlly's place. Nat, siying, claris and pearlly cooked this most amazing salad and japanese soba!
i have to get the recipe from them some day! *hint hint! nat! hand over thy recipe yah!* We were also entertained by mark with a surprising medley of medical RAPs from the usually benign and really guai mark! Next, siying decided to give mark and me a a quick session on salsa 101 which proved to be really refreshing. im now proud to say that while i still have 2 left feet...i can at least do salsa basic step!
fast forwarding to today, i ran into wai jia in the library who really inspired me with her book which she published for charity. Its a really good read and her illustrations put mine to absolute shame! (see mine in comparison? bleagh!) and her treatment of watercolours totally captivated me with her rich tonal palette! All in all, for a good cause, please DO approach our darling wai jia, m1, with a minimum of 20 dollars in your hand and walk away with an autographed copy of a book of gold, written by a heart of gold. :)
anyway, time to go! haha some long entry this has been.
btw. for all the naysayers (ie i say im fat, and you still say nay.. *heh*) i HAVE gotten fat alright! couldn't even complete my usual 5km run with sunder and weesoon. looks like i'll be leaving off the big 'n tasty burgers from our friendly M for sometime. dammit! i love unhealthy processed food!
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
ACS boys have too much time
yup, thats our hall six white board thats been taken over by the highly stressed guys. read the text, its hilarious. ;)
*in context: the hall door got loosened... sparking off an enormous debate.
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