Kajang experienced a blackout earlier this afternoon, as reported by many bloggers immediately after that. I was spending the whole morning doing non computer related work, and thought I could resume my computer work after that, unfortunately, just as I had finished, the blackout happened. It was the second time a blackout happened in this new office, so I thought it was merely some funny TNB people messing up the wires. Anyways, I had some time to read up on cults, and then went out for lunch. It was really hot, so a good excuse for cendol! My office secretary then told that the blackout is so major, that it’s…

David commented in my recent post Post this and Anders will give that DIGI has got a lousy webmaster for not posting the Tsunami donation link in their main site. I had bluntly agreed with him, not checking it earlier. Well actually, I realised he did post a link, but in the form of a popup. I was using Firefox, which block all popups unless stated, therefore I hadn’t seen the link. I bet the same case was with David. Anyways, sometimes popups works in catching the surfers’ attention, I guess. Sometimes, just plan annoying. Nevertheless, DIGI does care, and it’s great to see for once, they are doing this…

Anders is challenging bloggers to put up these links in their front page. For every page, Anders is giving USD1 to the Red Cross. Way to go Anders. International aid organizations: UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) United Nations’ World Food Programme Medecins Sans Frontieres / Doctors without Borders (donate!) CARE International The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies UK/Europe: Disasters Emergency Comittee (DEC) – comprises a raft of aid agencies, including the below and others British Red Cross Save the Children UK North America: American Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Save The Children Anders Jacobsen: Webloggers: Give to tsunami victims and I’ll give too! I’m adding additional…

Anneberit of Norway was curious how New Year Eve went in my little town of Kajang. Anne, had been meaning to blog about that, just too occupied with other things. 🙂 Anyways, quite a number of people came to church that evening, albeit a bit late, but still the whole sanctuary was filled after about an hour into the service. It was a 3 hour service starting at 9pm. Things went as usual with performances by the children, the different services, and then my multimedia presentation. I mentioned before that I had prepared for the countdown multimedia too, but felt it was weird to go ahead with it, coz the…