Nature’s Best Photography Awards 2008

In trying times such as these, I suppose it is good for us to sometimes stop and take a step back and learn that if nature can relax, we should too. Depicted quite perfectly by the following photos, it goes to show that while we are fighting over economic and political turmoil around the world, [...]

Say Hello! to a smaller world: Bridging the virtual divide

No control IS in control.

As of late, I’ve been reading and researching on the effects of online community development. Of course you’ve heard about Youtube, twitter, Facebook, Flickr and etc…
Essentially it is very interesting to see how our society and culture have continued to embrace innovation in every direction – regardless of being in [...]

Day 24: I wish I own a gun…

… so that I can put a fucking bullet into the head of those robbers, thieves and thugs who are currently terrorizing the lives of the common people now. Just the other day, one of my close friends told me about how he left his car in the parking lot of his friend’s apartment [...]

A new chapter for Bill Gates

William Henry Gates III, Mr Microsoft (not exactly the best nickname but who cares when you are as rich as he is) has announced that he will be stepping down from holding the helm of Microsoft for approximately 33 years.

Day 2: A Day after the Oil Price Increase

As expected, consumer and investor sentiments took a hit with the early morning knee jerk effect of the Malaysian bourse. Seemed like it was more reactionary than precautionary as the dip was not as serious as I’ve anticipated although I’d still be weary of the rippling effect of yesterday’s oil price announcement for one can [...]

The First Drop in a Ripple Effect

I’ve always wondered if anyone who actually thought of starting a blog would need to look for a reason to take that step into expressing oneself to the wilderness of the net community. Look at me today, just doing my own things working away like how I do everyday in a marketing consulting firm and [...]