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Major Blackout
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…
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An album to raise more funds
Oops Asia, a local record label, with the likes of Patrick Leong, Juwita Suwito and Altered Frequency being its artists, is going to release a compilation album for fundraising for the Tsunami Affected Regions. I think this is great, I have always loved songs by all three of these artists, and now they’ve written songs just for this. The album’s going to be released on 26 Jan and can be found in most Christian books stores such as Canaanland, Gladsounds, Chosen Treasure and Salvation, including MPH, Powerstation and some others…be sure to look for it. Click on to Oops Asia forum to read Patrick’s wonderful story of how he designed…
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Saving a buck at the toll
I was fetched by Jet to go to Kajang Prima today to get something. To get there from my house, the shortest route is to pass through the Silk highway, where in the middle sits a nice toll plaza, charging users of the road RM1 each time. Now the alternative route is to go through town area, which at that time, was pretty jam. So, reluctantly Jet decided to take the toll road, he was adamant though, that he won?t need to pay a single sen. We cruised along the 6 lane road, and reached the toll, where another car was just in front. I noticed a siren sitting on…
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Digi cares, not so lousy webmaster, expensive concerts and too many clothes
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…










