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Massage penang

zhongbie — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 22:15:14 +0800

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Alamak....still post wrong place. Long time no play d.🤦‍♂️
Anyway....

Hi k/tard,

Long time no see. Miss last time chui sui chui sui at here.
Cause nowadays busy working earning 10mil per month. So less at here d.

Recently body abit cacat. Feel like wan go massage relax abit.
Any recommend massage shop can share?
If got accidently rub rub that side more fun la. 😉

Last time went to taiwan, feel that they reli knw how to tease . Keep on accidently raba raba ur didi side one.
Also can share share ur msg experience if hv. 🤪

is this possible?

zhongbie — Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:58:28 +0800

singapore car plate
but sell at jb
so cheap?
is this possible?
stolen car?

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anyway , thx for participate my topic.
here's some sweet candy

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regards,
ah zyzzz

Airplane mode [HELP!] [DRILLZ]

zhongbie — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 15:43:30 +0800

hi /k ,

pls help !!!! juznw i switch my phone to airplane mode and throw it down from fifth floor, why my phone cant auto-pilot fly like an airplane?? and now my phone is sleeping , dunwan wake up ady......

thx for help, here's the drillz

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hey /k, wanna earn easy cash? kambing!

zhongbie — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 15:54:19 +0800

Need some time off your feet? NASA paying volunteers $18K to lie in bed for 70 days

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If you just can't get out of bed, NASA might have a mission for you.

A NASA study is recruiting volunteers to to lie in a bed that is tilted downward at a 6 degree angle for 70 days. Subjects who complete the entire bed rest project can earn up to $18,000.

The study is meant to test the conditions that astronauts might experience while traveling in space. NASA hopes to find out what physical changes occur to scientists on these missions and how much body function is required for a person to complete a specific task.The information will be used to develop methods that allow astronauts to have an easier time physically acclimating to daily life following space exploration.

Since there is no gravity in space, astronauts don't exert as much effort and might not get the necessary exercise they need to stay in shape.

Researchers are requiring participants to stay on a slight tilt which is intended to allow fluids to move towards the upper part of the body. That would allow researchers to study cardiovascular symptoms similar to what might be experienced during a space expedition.

The volunteers will be required to live in a bed rest facility located in NASA's Flight Analogs Research Unit (FARU) at the University of Texas Medical branch in Galveston, Texas. The subjects will be split into two groups. Some will be required to spend 105 days living in the facility and go through a variety of resistance and aerobic exercises while remaining on bed rest. The others will spend 97 days, and will not be required to do the exercises.

Data about the subjects' bones, muscles, heart and circulatory systems, nervous systems, nutritional conditions and their abilities to fight off infections will be recorded.

If they need to shower or use the bathroom, NASA has a modified shower device so the subjects will not need to stand.

For both groups, they'll have a few days of regular, mobile living inside the facility and a two-week recovery period after their 70 days of bed rest where they will be reconditioned back to normal physical activity.

NASA will pay $1,200 a week for the study which can last up to 15 weeks. The study was vetted and deemed safe by the Institutional Review Board of the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, a committee which looks at the safety and ethics of medical research studies with human subjects.

Still interested? You must be in shape -- another requirement is that participants have to be non-smokers in healthy physical condition who pass the Modified Air Force Class III physical.

"We don't want couch potatoes for this study," Dr. Roni Cromwell, a senior scientist on the study, said to the Houston Chronicle.

The project does come with potential health risks. Dr. Adam Stein, chairman of the dept. of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the North Shore-LIJ Health System in Great Neck, N.Y., told CBSNews.com that he typically sees loss of muscle strength, bone density and respiratory capacity in patients who have extended periods of bed rest. There's also the danger for developing urinary and constipation problems.

"I would expect after 70 days there would be changes that can't be made up for and recovered from (right away)," he said, adding that healthy people should be able to recover to their pre-experiment function eventually.

Immobile persons chance getting skin issues like bed sores and pressure sores, especially because many patients lose sensation. But, Stein, who is not involved in the NASA study, said that since these volunteers will be in good health, the risk of getting these particular problems is low.

What he's most concerned about are the psychological issues that may develop. People can become distressed or anxious from being stuck in bed for so long.

"I read a lot of studies where I thought people were lunatics to do it," Stein said. "I would really worry about the psychological effects of this particular study almost more than the physical."

Still, Cromwell told Forbes that "not every type of person" is able to 70 days at a time.

"Subjects in the study look at it as a way to help," Cromwell explained. "In that what we eventually do will help astronauts maintain their health while in space."

Heather Archuletta, a NASA contractor for the studies program, previously volunteered for a bed rest study for the space agency in 2008.

"Even when it was sometimes challenging, I tried to remember I was doing this for astronauts, so that we can keep them more healthy in space," she said to Forbes. "The day I got up, after being in bed for 54 days, my feet hurt like crazy walking for the first time! But, I reminded myself, this is what astronauts go through, too. Being a ground analog tester for astronauts is exciting, because you get to experience a lot of the things they do."

She added to CBSNews.com by email that she never had any long-term side effects and recovered 100 percent. She doesn't regret joining the project, and knew when she was approved for the study that it would be difficult. However, the fact that she was able to provide valuable information for NASA and the U.S. made everything worth it.

After the micro-gravity study, she went back for two additional studies.

Archuletta emphasized that the screening process for these NASA programs is rigorous and only those who have the right personality and physical traits are invited to participate.

"No one in the program is crazy, crippled, or in the least unaware of what we are doing. The briefings and preparations are weeks long, and THOROUGH. We are willing to do this to help find ways to keep astronauts healthier in orbit, and when they return to Earth gravity," she wrote.

slowpoke? cheers.....here's a picture for u

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zhongbie — Wed, 25 Sep 2013 21:20:02 +0800

Maxis Melancarkan #Hotlink – Pelan Prabayar Dengan Akses Internet Percuma Pada Kelajuan 64Kbps

cant brain this

zhongbie — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 14:53:19 +0800

http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?v...&type=2&theater

click first, then destroy ur pc or phone later................ok?

nt sure slowpoke or nt

black n white motion screen saver

zhongbie — Mon, 27 May 2013 16:04:44 +0800

hi, /k
gt any black n white motion screen saver to share at here?
sharing is caring
i would appreciate it
thx

cat ? why?

zhongbie — Sat, 25 May 2013 13:09:38 +0800

buying a business [drillz]

zhongbie — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 19:12:36 +0800

hi guys, ltns~
juz wan to knw, is that possible to buy a business with zero income person like me? (btw, i'm juz a student)

becoz i got no $$, but i wan to buy that business so badly

so is there any possible way to buy it? (except : ah long , selling butt......etc)
one of the good exp....business loan?

can i knw more about business loan?

btw , that business cost about few hundred thousands~

alright.......here's the drillz

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thx ~

say goodbye to gangnam

zhongbie — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 22:13:50 +0800

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satu malaysia student discount card !

zhongbie — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 22:06:07 +0800

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high cholesterol food ( non halal)... yum yum

zhongbie — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 23:29:07 +0800

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Engineer kambing pls!

zhongbie — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 21:18:14 +0800

this kind of beard looks cool?

here's some refreshing picture

zhongbie — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 23:17:04 +0800

/k/ murder case

zhongbie — Wed, 10 Oct 2012 23:43:06 +0800

help...suggest musical instrument 4 me, thx

zhongbie — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 18:58:15 +0800

assuming that i have zero basic about all this musical instruments, so which should i choose first? can i straight go for electric guitar? (I'm going to learn by myself.)

btw, thx for the suggestion ,so here's some return...........enjoy

classical guitar

acoustic guitar

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fender electric guitar 18xXx type

lastly,the inspiration.....
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need help! printer problem ......

zhongbie — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:30:23 +0800

ok.....here's the problem, my printer is xerox 3121 laser printer, whenever i want to print, an error-printing status occur. i had try to clean the printer , change the toner, change the cable, add more paper , put less paper and even reinstall the driver . but it seem no uses. the error- printing status still going on.........is that maybe the driver is out-to-date? becoz the driver that i install is for windows XP, while i'm currently using windows 7 ultimate 32bit ,but previously everything was working fine on my windows 7 for about few years already, just recently my printer gone crazy, i can't figure out what is the problem here.i hope u guys can help, i will very very very appreciate ! coz i need to used my printer as fast as possible to print out all my assigment and notes. thx !

btw, the xerox website also only support until windows XP driver.