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IEM-IES Meet 2008

2008-07-22T13:00:00.012+08:00

Since it's been a long long time I haven't updated my blog although I have ton of bloglist still owing this blog (don't worry, I still remember I do have a blog ;)

Back to today's topic, IEM-IES Meet, it's actually an annual event organized by Institution of Engineers Malaysia Young Engineers Session(YES) or Institution of Engineers Singapore Young Member Committees (YMC) rotationally every year in Singapore(in every even year) or Malaysia(in every odd year). So This year was held in Singapore, in National University of Singapore to be more specific from 12-14 July, 2008 (Yeah, it just concluded last last week).

As we were required to arrive in SG at around 11am in the morning, so I didn't know whose idea was that to take a train from KL-SG. If you haven't tried this route to SG, I hereby seriously warned you that DON'T EVER TAKE TRAIN TO SG. When the time 9pm I stepped inside the train, I was trapped inside until the train released to the ground at 9am next day, the experience inside the train was torturing!!! although we got a bed there for us to sleep, but the bed is too small for me to even stretch my leg fully and when I sat upright on the bed I even need to bend down abit to suit limited height of the top compartment. That was the worst experience I had in train, I even had more bad experiences to share other than this....but for now is enough...

Ok let's now change to the best part, frankly speaking after so many years traveling to Singapore as a frequent visitor, this is the first time I join an activity in SG. It's really an eye opener for me to see how efficiently Singaporean can organize something into reality in such a short time and fun way. (Of course thanks for Wei Wang and his team from NUS and Li Xuan and her team from NTU)

I think the best part of this meet is actually the Amazing Race, it's the competition organized this year to compete between Malaysia and Singapore team, so we're required to travel to several unique checkpoint in Singapore and then snaped a photo there as an evidence we were there. So as my favourite quote, a picture paint a thousand words, I'll just show you where we went during this 8 hours Amazing Race (actually I'm lazy to write already la....haha)

Har Paw Villa

First time taking picture in a Singapore Bus (see the uncle behind also posing to us ;p)

Labrador Nature Park

China Town

Indian Temple??

Lau Pa Sat (Old Market, actually it's a food court la)

Singapore Management University (SMU)

The old Supreme Court, you can see the lighting above us is actually for F1 in SG

don't know what statue to commemorate the first world war and durian is behind

That's all for now...will pose more in the future...maybe one year later..lol...

My Chinese New Year - Spearding the love in this festive season

2008-02-17T18:57:00.004+08:00

Before the Chinese new year is over, let me wish my blog readers Happy Chinese New Year in the Year of rat before it's too late...I bet some of you might have traveled back to your hometown to celebrate this important Chinese festival with your family. Ya, I have traveled back to Singapore and my parents' hometown in LBJ( a village near Sepang) to celebrate this Chinese New Year. As usual, CNY is the most important festival to celebrate for the whole year compared to other festival, not only I can get a secretary's salary for that few days without working (Don't ask me how much I get for my AngPao, haha) and also meet my relatives that I have never met for a year.

But for this year, I decided to make a bit different. After watching the Petronas TV Ad during this CNY, I feel pity to those who are celebrating every CNY without their family. I don't know what will happen to me when I would celebrate CNY without my love one. Therefore, IEM YES and I decided to pay a visit to Orphanage home to bring the joy and family environment to them. Although this was not the first time I went orphanage home, but didn't know why I have not much to chat with them until some children came to me and became friendly to me. IEM also prepared AngPao for each and everyone in the home...that's so generous!!! Of course the visit will not end and complete without a group picture....Have fun!!!

Group picture with all the kids and IEM, Malaysia Pharmacy Society friends....cheeers!!!

Tiring but fruitful day

2008-01-26T00:00:00.001+08:00

Today woke up 6 o'clock in the morning, just because of joining this Asia Pacific Wireless Broadband Forum (APWBF) in Nikko Hotel near KLCC. Overall it was quite useful for me as the communication engineering major, although I didn't grab all the content being presented there due to the language barrier (most of the presenters are Japanese) and technicality, but I appreciate what I have gotten there and people flew all the way from Japan to share something with you.

What I must highlight here is that the speech given by Dato' Seri Dr. Lim Keng Yaik, the Minister of Water, Communications and Energy. I was really impressed by his humorous but straight to the point speech that has outlined the problems faced in telecommunications industry in Malaysia. He even joked about the 3G is girl, game and gambling in Japan...haha..I really admired his bravery of speaking of the true situation and well analysis of telecom industry in Malaysia...

Dr. Lim giving his inspirational speech

The forum ended in 5pm then took the peak hour LRT from KL area back to home....then I thought of some questions when next time I start working whether I should travel by car or LRT...I always think of travel by LRT can save a lot of times and money, but after squeezing like sardin fish today in LRT then I have to think twice before making any wise decision in future.....

OK.Back to home around 7pm not more than half an hour after taking bath, I straight went to Cineleisure for Young Engineers Nite organized by YES. As usual, meeting new friends and socializing with the people, chit-chating and talking crab even you don't even know the person very well. I admit that last time I was very bad in socializing, but after so many this kind of sessions in IEM activities, I think I am automatically got used to this kind of situation or shall I call environment has trained me to bull-shit socialize a lot....

We had a game session at the end, unfortunately our team lost it....so as a punishment we got to wear a movie costume prepared by the restaurant...wow, I thought those who won should get the chance to wear....haha

So I changed myself into....

Philippines Trip - Day 8 (Last Day)

2008-01-23T01:53:00.000+08:00

1^st December 2007 (Saturday)

Today was our last day in Philippines, but we really didn’t have much opportunity to travel around Manila indeed. So today we tried to ride on the modern MRT system of Manila, experience the special jeepney in Manila and visit to Fort Santiago and Jose Rizal Park, a national hero of Philippines.

Jeepney in ManilaFord SantiagoInside a church Not forgetting the best doughnut in the world can be found in Philippines, that's why sure couldn't miss it

In the evening, it’s time for us to leave this bustling city. Even right before we went in the immigration checkpoint, we had our last dinner with our Filipino friends in the airport to say good bye to them. Although hospitality and friendliness of them made us really reluctant to leave, but looking at our watch it was already half an hour before the boarding time, at last a hug and a kiss said it all.

In conclusion, the trip broadened my perception of engineering education and the role of engineers can play in this globalized world. The trip exposes me to experiences beyond the confines of the classroom and makes me more understand the phenomenon of ASEAN engineering and challenges that ASEAN would face tomorrow in the pursuit of excellence in this engineering world.

Philippines Trip - Day 7

2008-01-23T00:12:00.001+08:00

30^th November 2007 (Friday)

Besides the conference, we didn't forget to do some sightseeing either. However, we only had half day to tour around Cebu since our flight to Manila was in the afternoon. So early in the morning we had a chance to tour around Cebu city to see the prominence history site of Cebu. Besides, we also grabbed the last chance to buy some souvenirs from Cebu before going back to Manila. We even encountered a group of people demonstrated on the street, but I think this is quite common in Philippines already where they even could use their “People Power” to collapse a President’s power back in 1986.

I'm not Christian, just posing in front of a famous crossing in Cebu Demonstration in Cebu's street

Last meal in Cebu
Farewell with our Filipino friends in Cebu Airport

After all the rushing for souvenirs and we finally able to catch our flight back to Manila for one day stopover. The sky was already dark when we arrived in Manila, so we just stroll around Pasey city which was in walking distance from our hotel.

Philippines Trip - Day 6

2008-01-22T21:53:00.000+08:00

29^th November 2007 (Thursday)

Today’s program was not that formal which we were brought to a technical tour at our own choice ranging from visit to shipbuilding facility, San Miguel Brewery tour or South Countryside discovery. All the young delegates joined the same program, which was visit to shipbuilding facility. To my surprise, I met my MMU President there, Prof. Ghauth. Then I remember MMU got an award in closing dinner tonight, Prof Ghauth came all the way from Malaysia to receive this award.

The journey to the shipbuilding facility took about 2 hours. Most of the distance was up and down on a mountain, that’s where we could see the pretty scenic view of countryside. Seen from a distance, the Tsuneishi shipyard is an impressive sight. Even more impressive is that the shipyard – a joint venture between Tsuneishi of Japan and Aboitiz of Cebu — is located in Balamban, Cebu, a tiny coastal agricultural town on the western undeveloped side of the island. The yard is actually an assembly line of ships, capable of building 14 Handymax vessels a year. Each vessel is almost 200 meters long and 32 meters wide and weighs 56,000 tons without its cargo – larger than a modern aircraft carrier. We were brought to every stage of the shipbuilding process and there was one engineer explained to us in details what was going on there.

Group Photo in the Shipyard

Posing in front of big ship

Time really flew. After the closing dinner tonight, that was the officially end for this conference. Most of the young delegates dressed their national costume to this culture dinner, it reflected the diverse culture we had in ASEAN region. Most importantly was that MMU received the ASEAN Outstanding Engineering Achievement award at this dinner, when the moment Prof Ghauth received the award on the stage and the achievement of MMU was announced to all the delegates, I was so proud being a MMU student. The final agenda of the dinner was every country needed to do a country performance. It was great to watch all the ten countries cultural performance in one avenue and Malaysia delegation sang “Malaysia Truly Asia” song to commemorate the 50^th anniversary of independence. After all, some of the delegates were bidding farewell to us they might not be with us from tomorrow onwards.

Fashion Show featuring different cultural attire

very precious photo with Prof. Ghauth and Prof. Chuah, where two of them have retired from MMU...miss them much....

Could you see who is singing on the stage? haha...it's meIt's the end...hope our friendship will last forever

Philippines Trip - Day 5

2007-12-23T23:05:00.000+08:00

28^th November 2007 (Wednesday)

Although the activities started yesterday, but the opening ceremony was held today. At first it was expected that the president of Philippines, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo would attend this opening ceremony, but at the end she sent her representative to represent her. The opening ceremony was filled of country report by each ASEAN country and a conference with a theme of “Engineering, Energy and the Environment: Ensuring Survival For Future Generations.” The objective of the theme is to urge all engineers to use its engineering skills to tackle the burgeoning issues of the environment in ASEAN region or even in the world. From the conference, I learnt different perspective from different country to address this arising issue in their country.

At night Philippines Young Engineers (YEP) organized a fellowship for all the young delegates at a restaurant. All the young delegates attended this event until we needed to combine all the tables together to form one long table. Frankly, that was the longest ever table I had ever seen in my life. It looked like a global village there where everybody shared their views from different point of view from their country. I even knew two engineering students, one from Philippines and one from Cambodia. The fun part of it was every country needed to sing a song after our dinner. What was truly unforgettable was the song we sang together during the dinner. I think that was the most memorable moment of my trip in Cebu. This was how our friendship was fostered through these activities and relationship between us was getting better and better.

A Malaysian-turn-Singapore MP, Er. Lee Bee Wah

Prof. Chuah was there...

Head of delegation from each country

The result after the shopping time

Fellowship at Night

Clubbing Session at Night

Philippines Trip - Day 4

2007-12-23T22:46:00.000+08:00

27^th November 2007 (Tuesday)

Today marked the beginning of the conference which all kind of serious engineering issues would be discussed deeply in our meeting later. That would be the main purpose why I came all the way from Malaysia – to lead the formation of Engineering Students of ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organizations (ESAFEO). When Malaysia first proposed it to the ASEAN countries, it had mixed reactions from the ASEAN countries; some back it up and some disagrees. At first to vote whether to form the ESAFEO, it was a tie. After a series of argument and discussion, we got supports from Philippines, Singapore, Cambodia, Brunei and Thailand. Therefore, from next year onwards, all countries will bring their student leader to attend YEAFEO in respective countries.

In the afternoon session, all countries including non-ASEAN countries were giving a country presentation. From these presentations, we learnt from each country and knew what are the activities or program running in their countries like courses, technical visit to other countries, specific program for student members and etc. I could feel the great vision of each country to bring their engineering institution to higher level. After the presentations, it was the time for souvenirs exchange. Every country brought their country unique souvenirs to exchange with all other countries. Friendship was building up gradually since we first arrived here.

At night, I felt the privilege being invited by the Cebu governor to dinner at the governor’s office. It was a very grand dinner where everyone was treated like a special guest. We even had police to escort to the dinner venue! What was even more interesting was the present of former president of Philippines, Fidel V. Ramos at the dinner. The speech given by him was full of laughter and insightful, of which he analyzed the engineering problems and solution during his day as the president.

YEAFEO Family

Dancers for the dinner

Nice dining hall

fantastic performance

Philippines Trip - Day 3

2007-12-23T22:36:00.000+08:00

26^th November 2007 (Monday)

Morning was busy packing up our things and checked out as the flight to Cebu is at 1pm. We couldn’t visit anywhere with this little of time. So right after our breakfast we already headed to domestic airport to wait our flight and settled our lunch at the airport itself. As usual for a budget airline, the flight was delayed one hour. The flight time from Manila to Cebu is only one hour. At around 3pm in the afternoon, we finally arrived our desired destination – Mactan-Cebu International Airport. As soon as we stepped out from the immigration checkpoint, we were surprised by warmth and hospitality shown by a team a people who welcomed us even we yet stepped out of the airport. Then they guided us our hotel in Cebu by taxi.

In the heart of the Philippine archipelago lies Cebu, a prosperous island endowed with natural beauty and rich heritage. Known as the “Queen City of the South”, although it has no bustling city like it is in Manila, its tranquil and peaceful atmosphere makes it a great holiday destination. While on the way to our hotel, we saw a village style living standard of people here, very slow pace and laid back. In addition to its historical prominence where it was the first arrival point of Ferdinand Magellan in Philippines, Cebu also offers stretches of white sand beaches and pristine waters, but too bad we didn’t have a chance to visit any beaches in Cebu due to the heavy conference schedule.

At night, we had our dinner at a local Filipino restaurant to taste their local food. Young engineers from Japan, Indonesia and Myanmar were invited to join us as well. Through a series of conversations, we got the delegates from different country better and built and strong sense of friendship.

with Thailand Delegates

Eva, my Philippines buddy

Masato-san and Ken-san

Philippines Trip - Day 1&2

2007-12-23T22:32:00.000+08:00

24^th November 2007 (Saturday)

Excitement was filled with everyone of us who are going to Philippines at 1am flight by Cebu Pacific Airline. Led by our head of delegation, Mr. Yau Chau Fong, who is also the chairman of Young Engineers Session of Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM), the Malaysia’s delegation consisted of 15 young engineers and students embarked on a one week trip to attend Young Engineers of ASEAN Federation of Engineering (YEAFEO) in Cebu, Philippines.

At LCCTHappy pose at check in counter

25^th November 2007 (Sunday)

After nearly 4 hours of flight, our plane finally touched down at Ninoy Aquino International Airport at around 5am in the morning. Although it was still early in the morning, we could already feel the hospitality of our Filipinos counterpart as Robin, Rina, Nori and JP from Young Engineers Philippines (YEP) waited us at the airport to welcome us!! It’s so nice of them! The first impression of them had already shown that this trip would be a friendly one.

After putting our luggage and having our breakfast in one of a local restaurant, we started our exploration tour in Makati City, the most modern city in Metro Manila. Unlike the old city of Manila, the Makati city is really a well planned city where many reputable offices and hotels set their base here. Besides, Makati city is also a very secured city. Maybe because of the bombing incident happened in the last few years, the high security level is implemented everywhere. Even at outside of a hotel, you can see many security armed with M-16 guarding the building.

Staying in Manila you can see one similar situation with Malaysia is the traffic here. I think the traffic jam there is even worse than in Malaysia. What even surprised me was that their traffic jam there even could allow sale persons to sell their products like newspapers, peanuts, drinks and etc. in the middle of the highway! Thinking of the similar situation in Malaysia, I think Malaysian can tap on this unexplored business opportunities in Malaysia.

Dinner treated by our Filipino friends

One day stopover in Manila was really not enough for us to fully experience the culture of this capital city of Philippines, but we had satisfied for what we had seen and experienced here.

Skype takes its show on the road

2007-11-07T08:46:00.000+08:00

Bit by bit, big names from the computer world are forcing their way into the cell-phone business. First came apple game-changing iPhone. Next came word that Google is going to create its own software platform for a new breed of cell phone. Now skype, which popularized free or cheap calls over the internet, is set to launch a customized cell phone developed jointly with a company called 3, a wireless carrier in Europe, Asia and Australia.

Code-named the white phone, the Skype Technologies handset will be introduced by late October in Britain, Italy, Hong Kong and Australia, and will spread to 3's other five markets later, BusinessWeek has learned. There are no immediate plans to bring the device to North America, trough the two companies may try to license to other carriers or sells "unlocked" versions directly to the customers to use on the other networks.

The phone, developed along with a software outfit called iSkoot, will be equipped with multimedia capabilities and speedy web browsing. But its most prominent feature is the big button right above the regular keypad to activate Skype's hugely popular service for long-distance and international calls. Press the button and up comes a list of the user's Skype's buddies and regular phone contacts; click on an entry and the call goes through.

Skype calls on the cell phone will cost the same as on a computer or Skype cordless phone: free when speaking to other Skype users, pennies per minute when users dial regular phone numbers in most countries. 3, owned by Hong Kong's Hutchison Whampoa, won't charge extra for use of the Skype feature. But customers will need to spend a certain amount per month for other services, such as regular mobile calls, ringtones, or text messaging.

It's striking that a mobile carrier is pushing Skype to its subscribers. Most of the wireless industry is anxiously fighting to preserve its business model against a siege of new technologies and players. The major wireless carriers have made it impossible to use Internet phone services on most of their phones, fearful of how that technology has slashed away at once-robust revenue stream from traditional home and office telephones. Using Voice over Internet Protocol(VoIP) technology, Vonage and a growing number of cable-TV companies will have snared by more 15 million U.S. phone customers by year end, generating nearly $5 billion in revenue, says research firm TeleGeography.

Skype is betting that easy mobile access to its service will spur more overseas call traffic, a revenue stream whose growth has sharply slowed. A cheap international connection could prove a potent draw for wireless users, who often pay dollars per minute when calling across borders. Through Skype boasts 246 million accounts, only about a quarter to a third of those customers are regular users and the vast majority of their calls are free. Skype has struggled to turn its popularity into profits since it was bought two years ago by eBay, which recently acknowledged it overpaid by $1.4 billion in the $2.6 billion deal. That write-down gave eBay a $936 billion net loss for the third quarter, its first red ink in eight years.

Another intriguing twist: because eBay also owns online payment service PayPal, a Skype phone could become a springboard to using a mobile device to pay for products and services.That has been an elusive goad for U.S. wireless carriers, through places like Japan and Korea have been doing it for years.

Freedom?!!

2007-07-31T21:49:00.000+08:00

MESCORP: Photo Session with Top Management of MMU and Tun Dr. Siti Hasmah IET 2006/2007 Group Photo

After one year of hard work in both IET and MESCORP, finally it comes to an end...I don't know how people out there will evaluate my results in this one year time, but what I am sure is I didn't regret joining MESCORP and IET, both projects have gained me priceless knowledge and experiences....Thanks to all my committees who stood by me and supported me along this journey, grateful have all of you contributed so much in it...what I regret the most is didn't get close with all of you, maybe sometimes I might look serious a bit, but I still can joke or laugh with you all one la...

A lot of people ask me what's my plan after MESCORP and IET??It's time to reward myself!!! I still don't have plans yet what I want to do for those extra time last time I devoted to clubs and societies, but I'm sure that the plans are still as colourful as last time...coming up next will be visiting my beloved friends in NTU on Sunday then off to Australia on Monday to meet friends and travel...Seem like I still owes a lot of updates in this blog, hopefully I am more free after coming back...haha..

07-07-07

2007-07-07T23:39:00.000+08:00

It's a special day today, that's why I must blog before the end of 07-07-07..haha...Morning nothing happened, just normal routine work...At night was supposed to go to Jong Sheng's house for mahjong with yenson, but when I arrived there don't know why ended up to yenson's relatives party... it was like I was the only stranger at that party, luckily his uncle was friendly enough to chit-chat with us. oklah, there was still some chicks there, but was none of yenson and I's business...haha...coz they were at the other table...however, I still knew one of his cousins who just back from Canada, who look matured than her actual age, I was thinking like she's probably same age with us, but to my surprise she is younger than us... I think she talked with her Canadian accent which I didn't know whether it was the country slang or not because I never go to Canada before.

Then after that Jong Sheng joined in, we had men's talk at the children playground...I was fruitful and meaningful talk...at least I done something meaningful on this meaningful day....haha...That's what I replaced for my mahjong game on 7-7-2007, but still enjoyable and I had free flow of wine and food...not bad right ;)

Back from Japan...Home Sweet Home : )

2007-06-12T01:56:00.000+08:00

Just back to Malaysia yesterday night after more than 1 week in Tokyo, really feel out of the loop of Malaysia current issue, know a little bit about Abdullah remarried and KL in serious flood, other than that, I have no ideas what's going on here...Even more surprised to me is my mom has sold my old Iswara to other people without my acknowledgment, I think it's a good news to me because I will be soon getting a new car!!!

And my results came out during my stay in Tokyo, luckily pass all my subjects, or else I won't have the mood to write this entry, now I still worry that what my Info Theory result will be as the paper is freaking hard until nobody in my course could answer any one question in full, so do I... It will surely give me a surprise when my grade is released....

For now, my home is full of stuffs that I brought back from Japan need to be unpacked, also have a ton clothes to be washed....so my detailed blog for Tokyo will be up in these few days....

Asakusa Temple

Finally.....

2007-05-24T17:53:00.001+08:00

After two week of exam suffering, the freedom has finally come back to me!!!Feel so relaxing now, but don't know what to do, a bit lost, maybe after two weeks of almost sleepless night and busy study schedule, now suddenly become so free already until don't know what to do....

So all my friends out there if you like to call me out to yamcha, you're welcomed to give me a call...For those are in Singapore, I will be there probably from next Tuesday to Thursday, then I will be off to Japan from 2/6 to 11/6....I think this is the most hectic holidays I am going to have...;) Hope to see you all!!!

HOT!!HOT!!HOT!!!

2007-05-08T01:15:00.000+08:00

I don't know why these few days the weather are freaking hot, I really couldn't do anything inside that small little room in my hostel block, studying and sleeping was too hot for me at that time, luckily the the photo session with chancellor was in the morning, or else I didn't how could I stand under the scorching sun wearing blazer....so the way I cool down myself everytime have this bad weather is to go here...

and eat this...my favourite looks cool??Of course la, this ice kacang cost me RM11.50 per bowl, how could it be don't look cool, the price already freaking cool...haha...and everytime I sure ask some friends to come with me to eat this coz I alone can't finish this whole big bowl...anyway, the taste is good, I would say this is one of the few best ice kacang I have ever tried.

Looking at this beautiful artificial waterfall, really can't resist the temptation to take a pic with it....haha

Let me rest for a while

p/s: don't ask me why i was wearing so formal on that day, I will explain in the later entry...those who know me very well should know why, I wear formal quite recently in campus ;)

Spider Frenzy

2007-05-06T16:51:00.000+08:00

Spider is everywhere!!! I just heard todays' news saying that Spiderman 3 broke the record of movie industry in Malaysia by having the highest number of movie goer in a day...what a great achievement man...No wonder cinema is springing up like mushroom in Malaysia...

Yesterday just went to 1U with a friend hope to have a slice chance to watch Spiderman after failing to book tickets, but at the end also left the counter with disappointment after long queue there.

Just now in IEM Open House I met with a kid....What a spider fan...Initially I wanted to paint like him also, but I can't imagine how will look like after painting this....somemore my task was as an Emcee in that function, so I gave up my mind since I didn't want to scare the VIP away seeing an Emcee as a spiderman!!!

Update...need to STUDY from now on...

2007-04-30T11:54:00.000+08:00

Final exam is coming soon and I still don't have any mood to study for it...these few days holidays aren't a good time for me to study maybe because my family all went off to Singapore already and I am now alone at home lazily don't know what to do...surfing aimlessly in the internet found nothing useful for me...Time passes very fast, and I promise myself must get better result than the last one, I don't want when I get my result next time I regret didn't study much....ok. so wish me luck man...

Congratulation MMU...

2007-04-22T01:47:00.000+08:00

Compared with last year IEM Annual Dinner, I think this year isn't that glamor because this year is held in PWTC while last year held in Palace of the Golden Horses Hotel. However, I feel much prouder this year coz MMU is awarded IEM Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award... there was even a video clip shown on MMU achievement while almost 900 guests looking at...so proud of it ;)

Aiya...suppose need to take Prof Chuah taking the award...but miss it...

With Tang while ushering VIP to the seats...Finally can settle now to have dinner...Wai Fun, me and Jimmy

Malaysian lateness culture is normal already....so we could only start our dinner at 9pm...the VVIP sciences and technology minister also came late...haih....And usually we are the youngest group in that dinner and making a lot noise while having the dinner....yesterday was even so embarrass where we were scolded by the organizer coz laughing so loud when the minister was giving his speech...haha :P

the decoration is so romantic...but every year I go also no gal accompany...haih...any girls want to be partner next year can contact me...haha...

Show on that night...

Went back home around 11pm...tired but worth it....

p/s: Happy belated birthday Ying Xin....hope you are fine and wishes come true....

Last entry on UK trip...London

2007-03-31T23:24:00.000+08:00

Have been busy all these days to finish my term, really dont have much times to update my blogs...sorry to all my blog frequent visitor...come to the last part of my UK trip, of course have to visit capital city of England - London...

this should be familiar to all of you...the landmark of London even UK - Big Ben

Night view...an unforgettable scene in my life...

The whole Parliament building

London Eye, Eye on Malaysia really so small to me....but the riding fee is very high, cost me 13pound for half an hour...

London has a lot of famous churches, chapels and cathedrals than anywhere else in England, one of them must visit is Westminster Abbey. The entrance of Westminster Abbey is a majestic vision...

London China Town...Don't plan to eat any Chinese food here, you won't feel the price is worth ...just imagine you need to pay around RM35 to eat a plate of wan-tan mee...better come back Malaysia to eat la

"London Bridge is falling down...falling down..falling down.." I'm sure you all know this song, but here I am in London Bridge, still stand still in London...I expected it to be like Tower bridge below, but it's just a normal bridge in anywhere....

Have a chance to eat steamboat at a friend's house in London...the feeling of eating steamboat in London is very different, I can feel the warmness in this cold weather because really thankful even in overseas still have friends can help me...haha...need to thank yoke yian for her hospitality when my stay in London....

This isn't a simple line, this is the line to divide the world into East and West - Greenwich Line(GMT)...my pose there is a typical pose when tourist take picture there...one leg in the East and one leg in the West...
Alright, after one week in UK, it's time to go back....the pic above was taken while returning to Malaysia...a nice layer of cloud....Hope next time have more time to explore UK....~Home Sweet Home

Glasgow, Scotland

2007-03-18T17:01:00.000+08:00

After 2 days in Edinburgh, it's time to continue my journey to Glasgow...Compared Edinburgh and Glasgow, Edinburgh still preserves its historical beauty while Glasgow is a modern and bustling city. For a city boy like me, of course Glasgow wasn't that impressed. But the architecture still very special to me...

Central Station of Train

Typical architecture in the city of GlasgowRiver Clyde, major river in the central Glasgow...the whether was gloomy on that day...The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Autumn in Glasgow ParkOne of the museum in University of GlasgowI saw this bus arrival electronic board even in a small bus station, really hope that Malaysia can implement this system.the best autumn picture I took in Glasgow, like this picture very much...

Cherating Retreat (10-11/3)

2007-03-11T23:41:00.000+08:00

Have been down and bad mood for many days, so just let myself escape from this sad place and run away to Cherating ^_^ Maybe God also wanted to play with me, my friend's car broke down on the way to Cherating....so we went to Temerloh to repair his car...Just change the faulty cooling coil already cost RM230, so imagine need to change the whole compressor will cost you how much... After nearly 2 hours repair, we continued straight out journey to Cherating...

First view from my Apartment - feel worth after traveling 4 hours to reach here
BBQ at night

Oh ya...Forgot to mention that this BBQ was at the poolside and luckily I declared I had camera and handphone with me, if not,I will be similar like this....

Being thrown into the water....haha

After BBQ, the activities were not very special...just gambled a few rounds(AGAIN although CNY has finished) and went out to beach...Suddenly saw this small motorcycle and my childhood memory floated in my mind, so Yoke Mei and I ride on it....(Don't know why got a person behind us...haiya, spoiled the dramatic feeling already...)

With Chee Hong (MMU graduate senior)

Needless to say, after that we just chit-chat, drank beers and fell asleep.

Cherating is a fishing village, that's why you can see so many fishing boats here...

Of course, this is my favorite pose every time I visit beach...haha

Edinburgh, Scotland

2007-03-09T00:13:00.000+08:00

Today really don't have that mood to elaborate further on this trip, so just enjoy viewing my picture...or you ask me privately how pretty Edinburgh is...

Scott MonumentScotland traditional costume - Kilt(checked skirt)

Then took a half-an-hour train to North Berwick, a seaside town east of Edinburgh...

Sea is just opposite these terrace house, a nice view indeed...thinking of migrating to here when I am old...Tantallon Castle, North Berwick (Entrance fee isn't free)This town is tranquil and relaxing...really like it very much even I compare it with Kampung in Malaysia.

Took train again back to Edinburgh, just 5pm and the sky was so dark already...Followed some mates and local went to pub in Scotland...I remember this pin of beer just cost me 1.75pound...which is very cheap for them, but it''s not cheap for me!!!The Hub
The Edinburgh CastleGreyfriars Bobby - a very loyal dogSt Giles CathedralInterior of St GilesThe University of EdinburghRome feel of architecture at Calton HillAutumn in Edinburgh...look very fat on this pic...Closer shot of Scott MonumentBalmoral Hotel - the most prestigious hotel in Edinburgh
1/4 update: I just read newspaper today stating that this hotel Room 652 is the place where J.K Rowling finished her last book of Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallow in January....can you feel the aura of harry potter?haha...
Edinburgh is called the city of spires...I'm sure you know why by looking at this picture...

Next up: Glasgow and London

Adulthood has arrived...

2007-03-03T23:46:00.001+08:00

3rd of March, 2007...My big day has arrived and my embarrassing status of being teenager or adult from 18 to 21 years old was solved. The feeling wasn't that good, everything from now on need to be more responsible...Time is unstoppable , anyhow I need to grow up and live it on to the fullest. Happy Birthday Yik Ming...

With my secondary school friends at Souled Out CafeBirthday Party at home, thanks mum for her effort...

p/s: Thanks yenson, ying xin and jong sheng for their presents, appreciate very much and hope friendship forever...

Transit at Dubai

2007-02-25T17:12:00.000+08:00

After coming back 3 months from there, today I just have time to blog this place where I transited from there to London. But I wasn't there for a long time, just my plane touched down at around 5am and need to depart again at 2pm. So in this 8 hours time, I went to the Dubai city to see and experience a bit of the culture there. After some 8 hours flight from KLIA, I finally arrived at Dubai...Basically, Dubai is divided into 2 area. One is Deira where the airport is located and another one is Al Ghubaiba where the hub of the city is there. The picture above was standing at Deira looking at Al Ghubaiba. To cross this river(which I also don't know what name the river is), usually tourists will take a kind of water taxi called Abra which costs only 50 Dirham!!so cheap!!! (1 Dirham ~ 1 Ringgit).

Abra

Given such a short time, I only had time to see the most famous creature of Dubai- which is this->

Night View

I bet all of you should know what building is this...this building was aired throught TV programme quite frequently 3-4 years back when it was just opened. It is called Burj al-Arab - the first seven-star hotel in the world...Unfortunately, the entrance fee to go inside is very expensive, that's why I didn't go inside to have a look. But according to the sources, the cheapest rate to stay one night here cost you about USD 1000 per night, and the highest rate is for the Royal Suite which is USD 28000 per night!!! (p/s: with this money, I can already buy an apartment in Selangor area) But for the rich people, this money is just nothing...

I was there...

Jumeirah Beach

After visiting Burj al-Arab, I took bus back to the Dubai city. What even more interesting I found out is that I hardly could see any local women in this city...oh ya, this is a typical scene in any other Arab countries. In Arabian mindset, women should sit at home and take care of baby. And don't you even know that when women walk on the street also need to cover all their body part?I guess you guys have seen it even in Malaysia...This is so conservative!!!Maybe it's their culture, I have no comments at all...I just wonder how can I survive in this city!!haha...I am not that desperate la...One good thing I can see from this culture is that the men are very gentlemen, they will let everything to be lady first...e.g. while all the men need to queue to get on the bus, the women just can cut queue and board the bus first...there's even some buses especially for women only...no guys allowed ~_~

My reflection

Next stop - Gold Souq Souk is Arabic word means a place where any kind of goods can be sold or exchanged. This place is just like Petaling Street in KL, the difference is that here sell gold more than any other stuffs, it is the largest gold market in UAE. Since I am not a gold lover, I just took a stroll and bought a Dubai T-shirt...I headed to airport to catch my flight to London after that. That's an end to my Dubai trip. Short but memorable...Bye bye Dubai, if I have chance I would come again and stay longer. On the way to London, I saw this...wow... really a breathtaking scene, isn't it?

My First Time

2007-02-14T18:31:00.000+08:00

If you are interested to know when is my first time, I will tell you if you keep on reading it...But if you want to know "that kind of first time"... seriously, I still don't have experience yet ;) My first time here is to wrap flowers by myself!! The first time I was asked to wrap flowers I was thinking like why so sissy geh, ask me to wrap flowers?!! I buy flower ts for girls one only woh...But it wasn't bad after all, and I felt I did something proud of myself...I would think that if I were to do this for my lover that even made me feel prouder...hehe. Ok, let's start...
These were the flowers that came in a bulk, let me do something about it...

First step: Wrap flowers with lace Second step: Bunch all the flowers together(Erm...actually this was the wrong method, you need to bunch the flowers one by one and at the same time adding some other flowers beside it, my first time mah...haha)

Ah...This was the correct step.Third Step: Use some wet cottons to wrap branch of the roses.Done!!! I have skipped some steps because I didn't shoot it down especially the wrapper that part. If you are really interested to learn, then I still can teach you, but need to pay tuition fee ;)Because of LOVE, these men sacrificed their time, money and image just to move you...don't you feel moved also?Haha...Happy Belated Valentine Day to all!!!

I can be a good son and bf too...

2007-02-11T15:35:00.000+08:00

Shopping spree is here again, shopping with mom is a must recently every time I go back to shop CNY stuffs with her. I don't know how guys' feel when accompany a woman goes shopping. I know some men who really don't like that especially when a couple go out to shop and the gal buys a lot or demands this and that. But for my case is to accompany mom to shop, that's different a lot man! I don't need to pay any single cent and yet my mom is paying for my clothes I want to buy...Yeah!!what a caring and nice mom ^_^

This isn't my main argument here, my argument today is how long can you guys accompany a woman to go shopping? 1 hour?2 hours? This is just a small matter, yesterday alone went shopping with mom from 11am to 5pm, 6 hours straight!!!And can you stand on it when woman buys something that really isn't interested you?Ya, that's not problem for me...So what did we shop for yesterday?Mandarin oranges, Thai rice, fizzy drinks, Winnie the Pooh bed-clothes(p/s: I do shop for household items ok, although I don't look like a household guy ;) dad's new shirts and more...I know a lot of men can't do that, and it's kinda strange when we shop in the wet department where I were like the only male in the crowd of aunty who went shopping...Oh ya, Don't you know that whenever at home every morning I sure go pasar pagi with my mom?I think most of you don't know that. I told you already...I am a good son...haha...

Having said so much, are the traits above qualified to be a good boyfriend? Erm, well...depend on girls right, some girls do like shopping, some don't like...I believe most of them still like....Nvm, so any girls out there like to go shopping can always consider me, I can provide the transport too ^_^

Footnote:
pasar pagi - wet market in Malaysia where every morning is crowed by housewives to buy stuffs to cook at night.

Bye Bye holiday

2007-01-29T02:56:00.000+08:00

Argh....tomorrow school starts again, my laziness is calling, I don't want to go school!! if you read my previous blog, you should know i have been enjoying so much without noticing my trimester is starting soon...how leh, my last trimester stuffs not even cleared, and my current timetable also not printed out yet and I still wonder what time is my first class tomorrow...won't it be 8am in the morning?!!oh gosh, i need to sleep now, tomorrow will be a busy day...good night and wish me to get a sweet dream that bring me back to holiday again...

3.36 am
yik ming
mmu hostel

Where is Yik Ming during his holidays? (Part 3...last part)

2007-01-28T00:07:00.000+08:00

20/1-25/1/2007 Singapore Trip
I have had strong connection with Singapore since I was young because my father had some business networks there and I also have a lot of relatives living at there, now the relation is established further as most of my secondary school friends studying at there and I have a home to settle down there. Don't know since when traveling to Singapore is no longer exciting for me because I have traveled there endless times or maybe I don't treat it as an overseas country anymore...
Now every time I visit there, don't know why a mixture of feelings will float in my mind...emptiness, happiness, sadness...when I looked back what happened here, all the ups and downs, the turning point where I underwent at here...I have no regret at all, everything was over, and tomorrow will always be a better day...life is beautiful...

Anyway, this doesn't deter my holiday mood in SG. This time the journey continued from our trip in Melaka. And because of Chooi Ling(she is back from New Zealand for holidays), I have a chance to rediscover the bustling and vibrancy of this city state.

On the first day, we visited Orchard road, City-link mall, Suntec City, Esplanade, Merlion in front of Fullerton and Lao Pa Sa.Except Orchard road, we visit all other places by walking(thanks to the city-link mall).

ying xin, lay khoon, me, huey yie and chooi ling in front the fountain of Takashimaya
Suntec's Fountain of Wealth, can this fountain make me rich?
Posting in front Merlion

The second day was joined by Jong Sheng, Steven, Chin Wai, Shi Xian and Weng Fong first to ChinaTown(牛车水）had our dinner..the place where JS was seduced by a obasan(aunty)...

While JS was having his food...
Obasan: Hey xiao di di(little brother), your food seems very nice, where did you buy it?
JS : Oh...at the shop in front there...
Obasan sat down beside JS, talking craps to him......
Suddenly the obasan spotted the dessert that JS placed on the table...
Obsan: Hey, keep your dessert well oh...later jie jie(big sister) steal it to eat oh...
JS : =_=' speechless...
All of us: wanted to laugh, but forced to smile secretly due to the obasan existence....

china town

Next stop is Clarke Quey,it is beside Singapore river, a place to lure tourists with its stylist pub and high end restaurants, quite romantic, a good place for dating....;)

Clarke Quey

After that we were cheated $10 per person to have a river cruise, but after found it quite rewarding to experience the most breathtaking sight of this metropolitan view...posing inside the boat

Ok...all these were the first half of my Singapore trip... I still depend a lot on photos when I blog, don't you know that a picture is worth than thousand words? since somebody still owes me some photos make me can't continue to blog the second half of it...so the person who owe me photos, please faster send to me...

Nanyang Technological University(NTU)

2007-01-27T13:55:00.000+08:00

I am a frequent visitor to NTU since I have more than ten friends studying at there. Going to Singapore means visiting to NTU for me after they have gone there to study for more than a year. The scenes below are not strange for me although I have half a year not visit to there. Hall of Residence

Students rushing to class in the morning, there is even traffic jam in the campus!!

Hall of Residence 3, one of the newest and prettiest hall available in NTU...I was staying here...

EEE in NTU
Central Library of NTUInterior of the library, impressed by the abundance of computers inside...School of Art, Design and Media, special architecture...I had "wonderful" time seated on the lawn above the building chatted with friends...

I think I still have more times to visit NTU in coming 2 years, as you can see the picture above, the school is surrounded by a lot of greenery scenes which is good to live and study there. It also opens up the possibilities for me to view the education world in different perspectives other than just limit myself in Malaysia. See you soon next time...

Where is Yik Ming during his holidays? (Part 2)

2007-01-25T23:25:00.000+08:00

19/1-20/1/2007 Visit to Melaka
I visited to Melaka again, after some times not back there, this time I am back with Yenson, Chooi Ling, Lay Khoon and Kang Yi to hang around this place where I had lived for 1 year. Every time I visit Melaka sure have some surprises from the latest development there, like this time I saw the bridge in front Tesco and Melaka Sentral has been completed and Pahlawan Mall was finally opened after so many years of construction.

This trip wasn't meant to have complete tour of Melaka because yenson and kang yi just finished their exam and I bet they wanted to relax more, that's why I rented an apartment nearby Klebang beach- Riviera Bay Resort. The resort is awesome and the apartment is huge, 2 rooms apartment with living room and kitchen...and the most important thing is at the seaside...YEAH!!long time didn't go to beach already...

First we went to Melaka famous food - Satay Celup. It is just like Malaysia pasar malam(night market) "luk luk" but the sauce is peanut sauce with some other ingredients.

Kang Yi eating satay celup
yenson and me

After Satay Celup, I brought them to Jonker street. This street only comes alive at night on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Unlike pasar malam in KL or other places in Malaysia, it doesn't sell pirated CD and DVD. What it sells there only foods which only can be found in melaka, souvenirs, antique and etc... It even has cultural performance from Chinese Associations on the stage near the end of the street.And one unique identity from this street is the live karaoke performance where I can't find elsewhere in other pasar malam...Jonker Walk at night, you can see the building besides the street still full of feeling of nostalgia...

On the way back to resort, we thought of buying some stuffs for tomorrow breakfast. So we headed to Tesco, but looking on my watch it was already 23:55 when we arrived at Tesco and it closed at 24:00, so we had a mission quite impossible, which was to shop only at 5 minutes. Given the 5 minutes time, we really ran around to buy our stuffs....Luckily we still managed to buy our breakfast at the end...

Mission completed...tiredly walking out of Tesco

At midnight, although we were quite tired already, but still couldn't resist the attractiveness of the mahjong which I brought. Surprisingly, all 5 of us know how to play mahjong, so we took turns and played until 5am.....The lesson that I learned from this time mahjong game is that don't underestimate women, they are great mahjong players than men sometimes...haha

Next day in the morning, when we woke up was already 11am, but we still managed to have some rounds of mahjong until 12.30pm...it's time to go, we have a stroll on the beach before heading our next destination...All in all, it was an unforgettable trip. Thanks to yenson, kang yi, lay khoon and chooi ling who filled my memory with another fascinating time...

My project journey begins...

2007-01-17T23:06:00.000+08:00

Today I officially started my National Semiconductor project, have been delaying it for much times since we(Jing Tao, Reuben, Wei Hao, Heng and me) signed up in first trimester...Actually I not sure what my job is initially, so today I followed wei hao and jing tao to Jalan Pasar to buy some components to kick off this project...

Before that, we had lunch at one of the famous fried rice stall nearby my house, which I think is very nice also....If you want to know how nice is the fried rice is, look how happy they are while eating it you already can guess right....haha..

I think electronic expert or amateur should know where Jalan Pasar is in KL...

Jalan Pasar is Mecca for all electronics lovers which the whole street is selling cheap electronic components you can't find elsewhere in Malaysia. [ quoted from Yik Ming]

p/s: I try to source from Wikipedia, but I just realize that Jln Pasar is not that famous to appear in Wikipedia...

You can find anything you want related to electronics at Jln Pasar, either you are going there with purpose to buy a specific components or just buy a hobby kit to play around.After buying our necessary stuffs at Jalan Pasar, we proceeded to Time Square and eventually to Low Yat to buy other stuffs. If you guys have no idea how far from Jalan Pasar to Time Square is, look at this picture...And Wei Hao suggested that we should walk there...WHAT!!!Oh, Man...I rather pay you the parking fee and petrol and we should drive there....after some argument, and the driver himself said we should walk, what to do...haih...then I just followed them to take bus 11 to there...

On the way approaching Time Square
Finally...

A tiring walk indeed :-6 ...but luckily I have got something cheap...

unplanned one day Klang and Sunway trip

2007-01-16T00:39:00.000+08:00

I really hope that this Monday I have one whole day to rest, since beginning of my holiday till now I really don't have even one day to keep me alone and free...argh, where is my holiday!!!And yes today also no exception, went to Jing Tao's place for some discussion and Klang to find May, Yi Fei and Christina...

If you guys don't know where Klang is, sorry I also couldn't tell you much of it because my memory toward Klang was 1o years ago when my dad brought me there once for Bak Kut Teh only, and that time was the one and I think was the last time already, after that he also didn't bring me to Klang for Bak Kut Teh...

After so many years, I went to Klang today... And I think the 3 gals there spend too much time in Klang until too bored already, so eventually my trip to Klang end up we all headed to Sunway Pyramid...haha...and my only picture there is this taken from my car...
ermm...looks normal only..actually I wanted to take some nice scene on the way out of Klang, but failed to do so....
Arrived at Sunway, and watched this movie...Unbelievable right!!The movie released on 21st December 2006, after almost one month it's still on the screen...and I heard my friends said it is quite nice, so it was my luck finally can watch it...Overall, it is a good movie but the relationship inside is very complicated...

Went shopping and tried some shirts there, some quite nice but better ask my mum to pay for me...lol....haha

Show you guys some funny pictures, it's 2am already and I am very very tired now...lazy to elaborate...Inspired by someone I mentioned below this blog(you-know-who-you-are), this scene reappear again...

This was one of my satisfied picture...taken while they are jumping...
After some silly one, here are some normal one...Yi Fei, Christina, May and me

At night, of course to try Klang famous Bak Kut Teh, but according to experienced Klang gals, there is no famous one at night...the famous one only open in the morning...haiyo...come at wrong time already...But at least we try the one below...Klang Bak Kut Teh

Cheers...eh, why got a ghost hand there....

Two experienced Klang gals comments: this one is really not nice la!!Next time don't come here to eat...hehe ^o^
Signing off now...sweet dream zzz...

IIUM AutoFest

2007-01-14T23:26:00.000+08:00

After so many times watching ppl drift in a movie or tv, so when I heard there is a drifting competition in IIU, I couldn't let myself miss this great opportunities to see it live...Right after I got off from Alex's car and heading to the drifting course, I already heard the drifting sound...but I couldn't see the car performing....After that, I past by a row of modified cars which is below...Too bad I couldn't see any Porsche or Ferrari lining up here, I even initially thought of having chicks dressing bikini posting in front of those cars....haih...It really disappointed me, maybe I myself think too much, wei....this is so called Islamic University, how can that exposing gals even appear in this campus^_^ ...Nvmlah, staring at those fascinating and well decorated cars is quite rewarding already....

Oh...Nemo

And to Jay's fans out there, I am sure you know what car is this where I am posting with, don't envy me and don't punch me, I really don't have intention to mimic Jay Chao but I found my pose with this car is really perfect and quite "ying"....haha...the only thing I don't like is that I wore too formal already, which cannot bring out that sporty feeling....Trueno AE86

Having said so much, where is the most important part: drifting competition?Sorry I didn't take the photos of drifting competition, I only took some videos, but I am just newbies to blogging, so can anyone out there know how to upload video here teach me? :)

International Islamic University Malaysia

2007-01-14T21:07:00.000+08:00

Building just after the front gate, I think is administration building...does it look like a castle?

closer shot...

Faculty of Engineering

The Auditorium where I gave my presentation

I believe every university has their own culture, that's why I like to visit universities. At IIU, I found the Islamic Architecture there is not very ugly where I found most of the mosque in Malaysia....but the Islamic element is quite mild that make me feel comfortable with it...All in all, it is pretty...

Next up: NTU/NUS

Where is Yik Ming during his holidays? (Part 1)

2007-01-11T22:41:00.001+08:00

After long long time of my first post, I really couldn't even spend a little time on blogging since I was busy with my studies and activities. Actually I had a lot of topics in mind to blog about, but time really not allows me to do it on time.But I dont think holiday is the only time for me to blog, I really hope after this post it will serve as a good start for me to keep updating my blog....perhaps...haha....

This is actually the 6th day after I finished my last paper on last Friday, that last paper really disappointed me because what I studied didn't come out in the exam, but what I didn't study it came out!!!what a bad luck paper....This paper let me down for a few days already, I really wanted to go all out to relax myself...

8-11/1/2007
I always heard many people said how nice is the food in Ipoh, but I seldom had chance to taste it...I don't really remember when was the last time I went to Ipoh, maybe that was ages ago when I followed my parents to attend a wedding dinner in Ipoh City....that was really long time ago where we only stayed at hotel for a night and gone back the other day...

This time I went to Ipoh with Hon Mun for a 3 days 2 nights trip. He brought me to a lot of place to have nice food in Ipoh, nice until I couldn't resist eating more and more. (don't know how many kg my weight has increased..haih)Thanks En Xun for his guide to jungle tracking and waterfall nearby his house, although I din't go all out to do all the extreme action(especially diving, I really regret that), but it was an adventurous and fun outing...Not forgetting I also experience the difference of pub between Ipoh and KL...haih...I was cheated by one of the dancer in a pub....but not worth to mention it, but thanks Jun Seng for his recommendation :)Overall it was a fantastic trip beginning of my holiday, really want to thank hon mun for everything...great to have friend like you ;)

Famous beef noodle in Ipoh....very nice...

Right after come back from Ipoh today, I need to start working already.....Just went to this company
What can I say about this company? ermm....first, this is the first time I have a meeting with a business manager for a collaboration and an eye opener for me to see how these business people do their business.....although the meeting was not the fruitful one, I think Chao Fung and Alex have done a good job already.... I dont want to mention it here, maybe those who are interested to hear what happened to me in this company can ask me...haha....

My First Post

2006-10-23T22:53:00.000+08:00

Over the years, I have been thinking to come out a topic to start my blog. But it doesn't come out from my mind smoothly. Until now, I still don't know what should I blog about, or maybe I shouldn't have a blog in the first place since I am that type of person that always lacking ideas what to blog about...ermm...then what makes me so desperate into blogging world? Am I a person that like to follow others foodstep?definitely no....Am I able to share something constructive by blogging?I think this is the answer that I always want to achive, because I think sharing is caring!!!Just simple like that...