Template Change & Others
Re-added due to template change
Haloscan commenting and trackback have been added to this blog.… [Click to read the rest] “Template Change & Others”
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Hamburglar – my son’s first impression
Look at the above picture and tell me whether it’s looks frightening or not…No, no…look closely again. Not frightening?
Now look from a 1++ year old point of view.
Last week, me and my wife decided to hop in to McDonalds for a short dinner treat. Firstly we had some McDonald’s coupons Secondly it has been awhile we had McNuggets (used to eat them for lunch and dinner when I was still working in a bank).
Is Parliament turning into a Zoo?
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An interesting read at Lim Kit Siang’s blog titled “92% Parliament majority turns ugly…”. Well, it is not the first time I am hearing about it or have shaken my head on the hooligans that we have elected to the Parliament. This led me to think on the reasons why majority is showing their ugly side:-
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Reunions – when to go for one?
Last week, I was invited to an office reunion lunch.
My ex-big boss from my ex company was leaving the company and he thought it will be best to meet the “old” gang before he leaves. So, when I got the invitation, I immediately said yes. It will be good to see old office mates – not seen them for 2 – 3 years now.… [Click to read the rest] “Reunions – when to go for one?”
Lessons learned from Mumbai’s Dabbawallas
Who are Dabbawallas and what they do?
Around 5,000 dabbawallas (or also known as tiffin-carriers) work every day through a system of multiple relay to deliver more than 175,000 tiffin boxes for lunch in the city of Mumbai, India in an exercise that begins at 9 am and ends at 5 pm.
… [Click to read the rest] “Lessons learned from Mumbai’s Dabbawallas”Around 5,000 dabbawallas (or also known as tiffin-carriers) work every day through a system of multiple relay to deliver more than 175,000 tiffin boxes for lunch in the city of Mumbai, India in an exercise that begins at 9 am and ends at 5 pm.
Disasters and Malaysia’s readiness
The question begging to be answered is whether we are going to be professional enough to act when a disaster (natural or man-made) strikes.
That thought came into my mind when I was watching Mega cities: Mexico City over National Geography Channel in Astro.
Considering Mexico City is the world’s biggest city but at ground zero – on one side: one of the world’s most earthquake-prone hotspots, on the other: one of the world’s most active volcanoes and beneath their feet – a shaky foundation of landfill.… [Click to read the rest] “Disasters and Malaysia’s readiness”