December 2007
Photography 101: Russian Zenit 122 – My First True Original SLR

The Zenit SLR camera is a classic example of Soviet-era ingenuity and craftsmanship in the field of photography. Originating from the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant near Moscow in 1952, and later also produced by BelOMO in Belarus, these robust 35 mm SLR cameras have captured moments through lenses like the Helios 44-2. Known for their durability and simple design, Zenit cameras have been a popular choice for both amateur and professional photographers around the world. Image source: Macity Net
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Hindraf Rally 2007: A Year End Thought

The closing posts for 2007 would not be complete without a post on one of the main event of this year – Hindraf rally protests in the streets of the Malaysian capital city. Image source: Malaysiakini
Driving Skill 101: Encountering An Idiot at Toll Booth

(Idiots comes in many forms and “cars” – the above is an incident in NY. Photo source: http://www.laughparty.com)
It was almost 9 pm when I arrived at the toll booth after running some late-night errand. The traffic at the toll was not that heavy and moving on well. In front of me was a Proton Wira and this is the idiot whom I am talking about.
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Indian Cinema 101: Classic Tamil Comedy 2

Classic comedy means nothing without Goundamani & Senthil duo. Image source: The News Minute
Continuing from Part 1, here is another comedy scene from the Tamil Movie “Gentleman” – between the two funny comedians, Goundamani & Senthil.
Malaysia 101: Should The PM Meet Hindraf & Settle The Problem?

25th November 2009 marks the 2nd anniversary of the unprecedented street rally by Indians under the now “banned but not crippled” organization called Hindraf in this country. Image source: Malaysiakini
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Malaysia 101: A Weak Case To Revoke Citizenship

When talking about citizenship, it is wrong to assume that the non-Malays are not passionate and caring about the direction of the nation. At the end of the day, all are in the boat and proud to call ourselves Bangsa Malaysia but politicians and lopsided national policies make one think that we are in a different country. Image source: Mob’s Crib