Turbulence

I had a wee presentation today in my lab. The presentation itself went ok, but the discussion after that was quite overwhelming for me who just started research this spring because my supervisors kept saying "How about doing this next?", "How about that?" So I could scarcely try to catch up the discussion. I have to see my supervisor again to have him explain that to this slow learner. Anyway, the discussion was highly productive, as it led what to do next.

I went to work part-time after school. Today's work was sorting books sleeping in the backyard. 

As I started research, I started leaning Python, a programming language because it is needed to analyse data obtained from experiments. Although the mainstream is C++ in my lab, but I think Python is better considering that I'll go abroad in the future. Eventually, I've finished writing a programme for FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) right now! Yaldi! So now I can obtain power spectral density from data obtained from HWA (Hot Wire Anemometry).

I'm totally knackered from surviving the presentation, working part-time, and writing the programme. Nyaaaaaaa.