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Training life in Malay

Training has been absolutely awesome here in Malay for the last 3 weeks, and everything is going very well and we are all working super hard in Malay, despite the heat!

First Days in Malay!

Well, the transit in Hong Kong was long-winded and…well…not boring, but just plain long and an energy consumer.

Checkout at the Hotel was around 12pm noon, so I had a whole 9 hours to kill after that, before catching the plan to K.L. and eventually arriving really late (or early depending on which way you look at things). Luckily Hong Kong airport was quite big, with a lot of entertainment features, my favourite one of all would certainly be free Wi-Fi Internet Access throughout the airport, which was a real jackpot when you have so many hours waiting up your sleeve.

Hong Kong Galore!

After a long 11hour something flight, the plane finally arrived in Hong Kong…the overnight flight was not easy as I was put in the middle-middle seat (the group of seats in the middle of the plane, and in that group the middle seat) and trying to sleep without cramping my back, legs and arms was a real challenge, but somehow I manage to do it for a good 6 hours.

Differences between a Web Developer and a Web Designer

It is frustrating nearly all the time, to hear people getting a Web Developer and a Web Designer mixed up.

Yep, indeed they “sound” similar, and one cannot do without the other, however these are 2 extremely different jobs…

New Year Resolutions

I think it is good for everybody to have goals annually and to reflect at the end of the year to see if you have achieved these goals. Here are mine for this new and exciting year, 2009!

It is easier to write it down somewhere, either in a blog (like me) or physically on the paper, otherwise you will find yourself forgetting all about what resolutions you have made after a while…

Merry Christmas!!

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone!

Europe Tour – Update Three – No Match against the Irish!

First glimpse of Ireland

Ireland has been just as cold, if not colder than Wales. Temperatures only climb to an average of 4-8 degrees and much colder at night. Frost can be seen nearly everywhere, and it doesn’t have the chance to melt before night comes around once again. One thing noticeable is that Dublin has not rained at all for the full duration we have been here, which has been nearly a full week. This should be considered unusual as it is approaching the middle of winter in Europe, but hey, who’s complaining?