Monday, September 07, 2009
Monday, July 28, 2008
Be part of the CHANGE!
Something interesting caught my attention while a was reading wikipedia about microcredits. I followed a link to kiva.org and i realise that there are organisations providing microcredits to the poor online.
I found that the idea behind Kiva is brilliant and the good thing about it is that i can loan someone who really need small capital to expand their business somewhere in a thirdworld country. Noble intention should be shared and spread. I've mentioned about Kiva to my friends and family and some are interested and some have plenty of reason on how it can fail. I do respect their view but not necessary for me to agree on their points.
Anyway...if you're feeling good about your life and thinking of sharing your good life with others, Kiva can help you.
Have a nice day!
Monday, October 08, 2007
New Life, New Responsibility.
Something new is about to happen in my life. The long waited will be arriving. At the edge of the horizon I see greater responsibility arising...
Saturday, May 26, 2007
PERIYAR E.V. RAMASAMY
Recently, a Tamil movie titled Periyar was released. It's about E.V. Ramasamy, an atheist and founder of self-respect movement in India. The movie briefly go through Periyar's life story and also captured some significant event's happened during his time.
Although his principles might offend major population of the world, I personally find it very relevant for todays world. I realise that people today slowly slipping their rationality away and gripping tight on something which might be not relevant at all in todays world.
I admire the way Periyar approached his challanged at his time....it would only take someone with great will power and firm stand on his principles to achive what Periyar has achived and contributed to the world today. These values are now scarce among the leaders of the world.
Do visit http://www.periyar.org to know more about this great soul.
"Do not follow anything just because some one else has said it. Do not slavishly sell your conscience to others. Analyse and inquire into every thing." - Periyar E.V. Ramasamy.
Although his principles might offend major population of the world, I personally find it very relevant for todays world. I realise that people today slowly slipping their rationality away and gripping tight on something which might be not relevant at all in todays world.
I admire the way Periyar approached his challanged at his time....it would only take someone with great will power and firm stand on his principles to achive what Periyar has achived and contributed to the world today. These values are now scarce among the leaders of the world.
Do visit http://www.periyar.org to know more about this great soul.
"Do not follow anything just because some one else has said it. Do not slavishly sell your conscience to others. Analyse and inquire into every thing." - Periyar E.V. Ramasamy.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Friday, April 06, 2007
Kuala Koh National Park
24th Feb 2007
It was my off day and my brother and I decided to go for an adventure trip. Our destination (initially) was to Tasik Kenyir...but somehow on the way we took the wrong diversion and end up somewhere near Gua Musang! Well....i must admit it's due to driving at wee hours in the morning. Anyway, keeping our mental status at positive level all the time, we decided to venture into least known gateway to National Park...Kuala Koh National Park.
The journey to this National Park is long but adventeruous! Driving through small towns and villages and cutting into Felda plantation was wonderful. Such a vast area of oil palm plantation with many cascades of mountains! Such a beautiful Saturday morning it was.
Spent sometime hiking into the limited perimeters of this National Park refeshes our mind which was desperately needed after hectic months at work.
It's a good place to observe wildlife such as Elephant, Deer, Tapir and wild cats. During a brief hike into the jungle we spotted fresh tracks from these animal.....wish i had enough time to camp overnight.....
It was my off day and my brother and I decided to go for an adventure trip. Our destination (initially) was to Tasik Kenyir...but somehow on the way we took the wrong diversion and end up somewhere near Gua Musang! Well....i must admit it's due to driving at wee hours in the morning. Anyway, keeping our mental status at positive level all the time, we decided to venture into least known gateway to National Park...Kuala Koh National Park.
The journey to this National Park is long but adventeruous! Driving through small towns and villages and cutting into Felda plantation was wonderful. Such a vast area of oil palm plantation with many cascades of mountains! Such a beautiful Saturday morning it was.
Spent sometime hiking into the limited perimeters of this National Park refeshes our mind which was desperately needed after hectic months at work.
It's a good place to observe wildlife such as Elephant, Deer, Tapir and wild cats. During a brief hike into the jungle we spotted fresh tracks from these animal.....wish i had enough time to camp overnight.....
Friday, May 12, 2006
The rumble of Merapi
For past few weeks, Mt. Merapi is being moody...spewing more smoke and lava. Most of the time Merapi is covered by thick mist and as if it's shy to reveal herself. I never had a good sight of her whenever i visit Central Java.
Sometimes, I find that Merapi and women shares a similar character. Most of the time their mysterious and shy. But when moody...both erupts!!! Atleast there are fulltime volcanologists monitoring Merapi. But what about women? I think every women should have a fulltime 'womenoligist' monitoring them. ;) ...Ladies no offence. It's only a joke.
Wanted to share some shots which i tool when i visited Babadan observatory. I really respect the staffs who work there particularly at this time as this observatory is only 4km from the mountain. My best wishes goes to those chaps working in Babadan observatory. Take care dudes!
1. Babadan Volcano Observation Station.
Sometimes, I find that Merapi and women shares a similar character. Most of the time their mysterious and shy. But when moody...both erupts!!! Atleast there are fulltime volcanologists monitoring Merapi. But what about women? I think every women should have a fulltime 'womenoligist' monitoring them. ;) ...Ladies no offence. It's only a joke.
Wanted to share some shots which i tool when i visited Babadan observatory. I really respect the staffs who work there particularly at this time as this observatory is only 4km from the mountain. My best wishes goes to those chaps working in Babadan observatory. Take care dudes!
1. Babadan Volcano Observation Station.
2. Shielded room which is used to monitor eruption.
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