My work table (Update)

Here's an update of my table.
There are more things on my wall now after my students started to "secretly" place notes in my marker box.
I treasure these things and did not throw them away (they are beautiful too).


On the shelves side sits my books, files, papers, paper puncher and clips.
The little cupboard keeps my bag, plastic folders, thumbdrives, mobile broadband stick and mouse.
The table hold my students' homework, marker box, VGA cable and tissue box.


I love my table,
Peiyan

Adobe Photoshop CS5: Content-Aware Fill Sneak Peek

Adobe Photoshop is coming up with Creative Suite 5.

Apparently, the new feature in CS5 is Content-aware.

It is a smart function that does the clean up when you want to remove objects from the image.

The software will decide the environment and clean up (or clone) the area for you.

It really helps in the cloning process and makes the image look very smooth and unedited.

Watch the video to find out more.

Are you ready for Photoshop CS5?

Peiyan

My BlackBerry has a new cover

My BlackBerry has a new protective cover!
Actually, it's not very new. I bought the new cover end of last year.
As I was changing my cover, I realised that the old cover actually leave scratch marks on the side of the phone. *heart pain*

Now, with this new cover, I feel happy.
The new cover is a thick silicon casing and I know for sure that it will not scratch my sides.
I can remove the casing easily to clean my phone whenever I want to.



I'm loving my BlackBerry,
Peiyan

Human cheek cells

This is human cheek cells (mine).

Under the microscope, you will be able to see

• Nucleus
• Cell membrane

The human cheek cells are not connected in an orderly manner.

Human cheek cells are spread out.

The cells are transparent and thus, we need to stain them (with iodine).

The human cheek cells.

"Bio" teacher,

Peiyan

Onion epidermal cells

This is an image of a onion epidermal (skin) cells.


Under the microscope, you will be able to see

• Nucleus
• Cellulose cell wall
• Faint image of the central vacuole

The onion epidermal cells are arranged in a neat manner.

Onion epidermal cells do not have chloroplast as they are found underground.

The onion epidermal cell.

"Bio" teacher,

Peiyan