Friday, 5 April 2019

My Desk Setup

Hi guys,

Just wanna show you what I have been working on.

Not too complicated, here's my desk setup.

Please feel free to share your ideas with me.


Thanks!

Hi guys,

Sunday, 23 December 2018

Turning 24:Riding the "Guilt" Train


So I remind myself, I've Just turned 24. Do I feel excited? Of course. But, to some extent I equally feel scared. That feeling of falling behind on my life goals. It's the overwhelming feeling of riding the "Guilt" Train. Do you feel it too, friends?

"When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left and could say, I used everything you gave me" - Erma Bombeck said it.

To be honest, reading that quote sure made my night long, as I pondered on my present self last night. I was being reminded to look back for experience just as much as I strongly desire looking into the future for inspiration.

When I think of a 24 year old, I think of someone who should have their life all together. Or perhaps, should at least be on their path of certainty. I am certainly not feeling like I got it all together but definitely I am on the right path.

Well, this is not to make me feel the pile of my own regrets, no! To the friends I have lost, I do understand that some friends come and go (it's ok for me to free you). However, I am also very confident that I'll not be taking the "guilt" train any longer because I've decided to get myself back.

Wow,😕 birthdays sure can make me realize just how slowly I've lost my "Child-like" wonder attitude. Growing up back then, I had this great attitude of curiosity. I was too curious, I asked questions, looked at the world full of wonder. And answers came to me with some much ease. Somewhere, somehow I lost it but I want it back. I definitely need to get back to the library. If not, I'll build my own book library in my self-confused-room.


All in all, it's been an exciting time. Just would like to say thanks to you all for the warm birthday wishes. I am grateful.

Saturday, 12 May 2018

Happy Birthday Precious Gozwa




How's the magical feeling?? Do you today feel a little older, wiser or both than yesterday?? A smart special friend I am most proud of. We'll always move side x side each other.

Today I suggest that you keep doing what it is that you love the most. Enjoy this BIRTHDAY of yours. And be blessed!!!


I am stupid juiced about this day, you know exactly what I mean. 😉

Thursday, 24 August 2017

Meet Prof. Clive Chirwa




Meet Prof. Clive E Chirwa, BEng (Hons), MSc(Auto.Trans.), Msc (Auto Struct), PhD(Struct.Dyn.), FEIZ, MSAE, VerH, CEng, PEng & Distinguished professor of Crashworthiness Design of Aerospace & Automotive Engineering' etc.
Status: The DEAN, School of Engineering (The Mighty Copperbelt University)
Description: Prof. Clive E. Chirwa is an Icon. An amazing Engineer Icon, to be exact! He is smart, amazingly a genius! & famously known for his 'Rich CV'.

I first met him in my Sophomore year at Uni. I was pretty young then. And to be honest, I had little knowledge of the power that lies deep inside a single 'handshake.' Especially when it came to meeting someone amazingly great! Just get to look at me in the picture giving him my feeble handshake right there! Laughs 😁. I now know just how amazing & building it is to shake hands, smile & stand next to an Icon.


Well, I bet engineers around the world know him much much more. And when someone out there & here speaks (bad) about our home engineers, he's definitely there as a testimony to silence them all.

QUICK FACTS about Prof. Clive E. Chirwa:
1. Invented excessive load passive management system used in "all" aircrafts and spacecraft landing gears.
2. Developed Fibre reinforced composite materials used in Airbus 380 Aircraft Fuselage
3. Developed the Crush nose cone used in Formula 1 racing vehicles.
4. Developed modern systems used in the Crashworthiness concept used in all road vehicles today that protect occupants in crashes.
5. Developed the Railway Crashworthiness system used in all modern wagons and to protect passengers in a derailment crashes.
6. Contributed in the designs of many air, road & rail vehicles.

And his selected Achievements are:

1. The British Rail Award (Crashworthiness in Rail vehicles)
2. The Henry Ford Prize for contributing to the safety of passenger vehicles.
3. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers Holman Brothers Safety Award in Mechanical Engineering for the Best Research work and Paper published on Aspects of Eliminating Dangers to health and so much others!

See you soon, Prof!