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These two two photos were taken from the food court of KLC Suria on different day at different time.The one with spots all over the clear glass was taken two days ago in the afternoon and the other was taken this morning when Ibnu Ariff and me were having breakfast after our morning jog.
I just don't how to explain where those well scattered spots come from.
May I have your comments.Thanks.
For the last few months,I have been reading articles by Jerry Manas PMP.I learned a lot from the articles and when I saw this book,I immediately bought it for my reference.
To the younger generation of project managers,I suggest you read as many books as you can and learn as much as you can while doing your work.However, I would suggest that you need to learn a lot from those who had been there and done that.Wisdom only comes from the applications of knowledge-the right knowledge and the right knowledge can only be obtained from the right teachers.
Owing to the intrinsic uncertainty nature of projects,anything can go wrong during the course of project delivery no matter what knowledge,skill and tools/techniques being used/applied.At best, we hope to increase the probability of project success if we manage it well.
While taking this photo, it crossed my mind to walk under the the series of curve water fountains.On second thought,I am too old for that stuff.It only fits someone 7 years and below and not 55 years old and above;-)
By the way, water fountains never fail to fascinate me.May be it is because we humans(about 75 % made of water) have some affinity to it.
Yes,it is true! Now,I must be more careful of what I wrote here.She was born in 1935-no date ,just the year.At that time, there was no birth certificate yet in use in Malaya.She is now 73 years old and we gave her pre-paid mobile phone so that we can call her any where she may be-either at home or in my brother/sister's house or any where else.With the mobile phone inside her bag that contains "sirih pinang", she can call us anytime.She also has learnt how to read text messages whenever her grandsons/grand-daughters text her from KL,JB,Malacca,Lembah Beringin or overseas.
That is the way to go,Mek!
Sunday March 23, 2008
Minister recognises our role, say bloggers
KUALA LUMPUR: Bloggers in Malaysia describe Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek's willingness to meet them as a recognition of the role played by the cyber community in shaping public opinion in the country.
Yasser Arafat Ishak, or better known as Jiwarasa among the cyber community, said Ahmad Shabery’s willingness to listen to the views of this community augured well for the country’s development.
He said the willingness also enabled the government to understand the role of the community in analysing current issues that were of interest to the multiracial society in the country.
He was speaking to Bernama after a discussion session “Writers and Blogs: The Current Trend”, organised by the Malay Documentation Centre, Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) at the DBP here yesterday.
Yasser and Nisah Haron, also a blogger, were two members of the panel for the discussion session chaired by a lecturer from the Faculty of Education Studies, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), Shamsudin Othman.
On Friday, Ahmad Shabery had said the ministry took the role played by the alternative media seriously.
Statistics from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) showed that 13.5 million people or 47.8% of the Malaysian population of 28.29 million used the internet last year.
It is estimated that there are now more than 70 million web blogs throughout the world with blogs in Japanese language recording the highest number representing 37%, blogs in English (33%), Chinese (8%), Italian (3%), Persian (1%) with the remainder using other languages. – Bernama
At my age,comfort and safety come first when travelling on the road.My brother took me to Rompin,Pahang on Tuesday for a night stay on a business trip.We travellled to Gambang and made a turn to Pekan. The ride was a smooth comfortable travel by his KIA SUV.
We stopped at Pekan for tea and saw many yellow buildings.It must be the royal town.A lot of cars are manufactured here.On the way, I tried to write my travel notes as shown in the photo.It is not as easy as writing on the plane but I managed to write short notes of what I saw and thoughts that came to my mind...
For return journey to KL,I took the Bahau/Kuala Pilah route to Seremban and then KL.We had our lunch of ikan keli goreng,daging salai masak lemak cili api etc at Ulu Bendul.
Oh,I forgot to let you know that Rompin is famous for seafood.My cousin Zul who has been living in Bandar Muadzam took me to Puteri Inn ,which is famous for udang galah and fishing.
Two days ago I got a new Lumix TZ2 to replace my old Lumix FX8.Here are some shots I took of the hotel and the beach next to it.This morning I waited for 30 minutes to capture the sunrise.Unfortunately, the dark clouds had formed a long hills blocking me from taking the photos.
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