Beautiful day @ UPM. A stadium where I used to run when I was with SKALI
When I first discovered the sports complex in UPM, I was totally excited as finally I could have a place to exercise after work (my last job was based in UPM). After more than 11 years leaving UPM, the track and field area is still very well maintained. Good job to UPM.
We were at UPM once again, for a duathlon race. Duathlon is a sports which involves 2 sports activities – in this case, running and cycling. The first time I participated was in 2008. That time I was hoping one day I could do this together with either Retna or our sons. Well, finally, I could do it with our sons.
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My cycling shoes, on the left
Special thanks to my dear wife @retnavijayan, she took many pictures during Share Our Roads Campaign 2, Ride of Silence last night.
I would like to share with you, some of them.
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Extracted from Garmin Connect, I was riding with Garmin Edge 800
It was a slow, really slow. Ok, maybe from a road biker perspective.
The average speed we were riding last night during Share Our Roads Campaign 2 – Ride of Silence, was 16.4km/h and the maximum speed was 30.9km/h. For the regular ride we did on the KESAS Highway, started from 25km/h to 45km/h.
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Share Our Road 2012, Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur
Our very first experience to ride in Kuala Lumpur City Centre was on the first day of Chinese New Year, which was organized by Redza. We had so much fun and our sons were with me for that ride.
When I saw the opportunity to ride again in city centre, I registered for the event without any second thoughts, although I knew I will be having some traveling to do for my work, but chances like this, is something not to be missed.
Organised by Share Our Roads, campaign 2, Ride of Silence, which aimed to remember the cyclists that fell during the course of riding around the world. This was the very first time such event being organized in Malaysia. There was also similar ride took place in Petaling Jaya at the same time as the Kuala Lumpur main event. Not sure whether was organized by the same team.
I would like to congratulate the 3 or 4 core team members in the organizing committee for making this event, happened and a success.
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Kids' creativity, explore them. Don't stop.
Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it, Proverbs 22:6.
The context in Proverbs is child, not anyone. Specifically a child. It is utmost vital to train a child when he or she is young. I remember a printing course sharing that shared, a child is almost without any freedom to choose until he or she reaches 8. I find that partially true, for perhaps until when the child is 4 or 5. It is crucial for the parents to educate the child to make decision, yes, simple decision right from start.
I seldom work on rewarding our children with things they have done, unless it is a task that really hard to achieve, we will then reward them accordingly.
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MobileFest May Meet @ GoMobile 2012
Interesting sharing by Jeff Sandhu, Producer of BFM, ‘Why The Journey To Our Future Might Suck’. We have so many faster and greater invention in technology but are the users are ready for all the latest invention, if they are not fully utilizing what are available? Furthermore, some giant technology companies might not be progressing in technology, but the opposite.
Bernard Yeoh of GoMobile as well as the core team member of MobileFest welcomed everyone with the introduction of the exhibition. We really want to thank Bernard and his team for allowing us to host the meeting there.
Dr. Alan Teh shared his passion on webOS, especially its gesture control. However, webOS has not been heard for some months since HP announced to make it available to all. Dr. Teh is pretty much an Android user now, although I remember once he mentioned that Android was a mess, I suppose that was during the Froyo, Gingerbread time. Gesture Control (paid version) as demonstrated by Dr. Teh was clearly a useful app, for those looking to utilize the touch screen capability. I was and perhaps many others were probably many others too with his presentation slides template.
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The kids love to cook!
We have the opportunity working on Ayam Brand Healthy Meals campaign for 2012 again.
A wonderful experience not just working with aboutcom team in coming out with the ideas, concept and also the fun of implementing the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative for client.
Just completed the third leg media launch yesterday in Ipoh, for the Perak state recipients.
Besides working with the recipients, we also developed a closed friendship with some of them, which we still keep in touch with some of them.
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Ayam Brand, a household name in Malaysia for 120 years, famed for its wide range of nutritious, no added preservative and no added MSG canned food products is giving underprivileged children from across the nation a head start through its Convenient, Healthy & Nutritious Meals for Charity CSR campaign. The campaign was kicked off with contributions to five charity homes from Kedah and Perlis that was held at Majlis Kebajikan Kanak-kanak Kedah.
Now in its fifth consecutive year, the Ayam Brand Charity CSR campaign will see contribution of its products sufficient for daily consumption over two months for all residents at 43 charity homes across ten regions in East & West Malaysia, providing more than 2,000 underprivileged children with convenient, healthy and nutritious meals.
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