Blogs ...join em. And that's what the MCA (Malaysian Chinese Association) is going to do, it would seem. According to a news report on the Malaysianinsider.com, the MCA is going into the ...
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Blogs Malaysia is gifted with a wealth of natural resources including a thick canopy of rainforests. Inside these forests live many tribes. Not all Malaysians reside in towns, cities, and suburbs like ...
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Blogs It's no secret that cultivating palm oil makes money. In Malaysia, Chinese schools have caught onto the business idea. Nine Chinese independant schools in Malaysia's Perak state have considered cultivating palm ...
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Blogs A few years ago, the Government of Malaysia wanted to build an incinerator--a large, technologically advanced furnace--to burn our refuse. However, the residents protested as they didn't want an incinerator in ...
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Blogs So, water has been discovered on the moon. This is exciting news. I wonder what this means for mankind. Will we be able to plant trees there to generate more oxygen? ...
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Blogs McKinsey pointed out that most of us don't really use the advanced and expensive features packaged with our mobile gadgets. Well, duh! My mom is a typical 60-year-old housewife who uses ...
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Blogs My very first blog for CNET Asia was on February 5, 2007. And I wrote about broadband. I wrote about how lousy the broadband was. How expensive it was for the ...
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Blogs ...Seems to be a waste of time when it comes to the Government of Malaysia. Because it appears they're rather deaf when it is about what the citizenry has to say, ...
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Blogs Our sun is undoubtedly an incredibly powerful star. Apparently, it supplies enough energy to earth in 1 hour to provide all of our energy needs for an entire year! Yet, most ...
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Blogs Recently, a United Nations human rights expert reported that international investors have been buying up or leasing large amounts of farmland in developing countries. This is hardly surprising. I am sure that ...
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Blogs Remember the post that discussed whether Malaysia should build a nuclear power plant? After writing that, I received the following email (grammar and proper phrasing notwithstanding): Hi, I am a Malaysian ...
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Blogs Those of you who have followed my blog in the past will know that I have a habit of writing to Prime Ministers. In March 2008, I wrote to then Prime ...
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Blogs Previously, I wrote that Kota Marudu in Malaysia's rural borneo island will be the first in the country to be powered by windmills. Now, Kampung Murud and Kampung Kalabakan, which have ...
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Blogs Yesterday, Amazon.com launched the new Kindle Dx, an ebook reader that's larger than the original Kindle and Kindle 2, and specifically targeted at college students. Amazon, however, may be a step ...
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Blogs Here's an excellent reason to start a corporate blog. A few days ago, a local interactive agency wrote on its corporate blog about its participation in Berjaya's Love Me Do campaign. ...
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