Recent Wednesday, I took one day off work to help Xinwen promoting Go in Taylors College, Sunway. He was the president of Intellectual Club, which the main activities included playing Go and Shogi.
I brought along a number of books, and a laptop and wore Malaysia Weiqi Association T-Shirt that made me look fat.
Well anyway, the event started at [...]
Archive for March, 2008
Promoting Go in Taylors College
Posted in Events, Go, Weiqi, tagged College, Go, Malaysia Weiqi Association, MWA, Taylors, Weiqi on March 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
3 sudden extra jobs?
Posted in Uncategorized on March 25, 2008 | 4 Comments »
It’s funny. I had been thinking about getting extra jobs for quite some time, and suddenly I now have three offered on the same day ! . Makes me wanna scream
“What are the chances of that ?!”
Anyway, these aren’t for money, just some external projects to keep boredom out of my life. Yes, I get [...]
Weekend Go trip to Singapore
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Go, Go professional, Go Trip, SEA Games, Singapore, Singapore Weiqi Association, SWA, Toyota Denso, Weiqi on March 23, 2008 | 5 Comments »
It was hard to choose between the “correct” life of studying for my Masters and the fun life of a go player. But this weekend, I chose the latter, by taking a 2-day trip to Singapore ditching my classes and a test. It felt so good
Friday night, Philip fetched me from KL Sentral [...]
Love for Chess is back?
Posted in Chess, tagged Chess, Mas Hafizul on March 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I once studied with Mas Hafizul, with him being 2 years senior in Kolej Matrikulasi Yayasan Saad (KMYS). I initially wanted to play Chess against him, but then the fact sank that the best I ever did was winning low-level Perak Tournament hosted in a cement factory, while he was already playing at international level. [...]
What would you break?
Posted in Ideas on March 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Mix FM is holding a competition “What would you break to win a holiday?” New handphone, TV, Playstation?
Hmm, I’m too poor to participate, so for fun and challenge purposes, I’m thinking of non-material things that I can break.
Someone’s heart
Silence
Promise
Record
…
…
Hmm I was aiming for 10 but only managed 4. My word play skill is getting too [...]
Malaysians are studying politics
Posted in Politics on March 14, 2008 | 7 Comments »
One post criticising Lim Kit Siang brought so many visitors to this blog. LOL. Whoever wants to start a career as blogger or journalist should consider politics as the field. Malaysians are hungry for any written material that is related to politic. I would think this trend to continue until end of the year as [...]
Yawn.
Posted in Politics on March 13, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I am one of the many people who are now calmed down after Lim Kit Siang publicly apologised to Perak Royals. As for me, I’ll be getting back to my daily boring life.
3 hours of sleep lost because of this whole thing. My family came from Perak and I was schooled there for 5 years. [...]
Dumb Action Party
Posted in Politics, tagged DAP, Lim Kit Siang, Nizar, Perak MB, Sultan on March 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While the BN coalition was dumb for making so many miscalculations prior to the election, Lim Kit Siang and the whole DAP top leaders are way dumber for making stupid moves after the success handed to them. It’s like a game of Wheel of Fortune. DAP outsmarted BN in every round and won a Ferrari. [...]
BN must get bloggers support.
Posted in Politics, tagged bloggers, Election 2008, Malaysia, media, vote on March 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Sorry for the lack of update recently. It was not because I was away from Internet, instead I was close to it every minute. However, I was busying myself with reading almost every accessible articles on the Internet regarding Malaysian Election 2008 and had no time for anything else.
I will not be commenting anything since [...]
Remembering old friend.
Posted in Feeling, Personal, tagged Choosing girlfriend, love, old friend, partner on March 7, 2008 | 2 Comments »
When I was 16, I was a prefect in a boarding school, and I shared the cubicle with another friend Faizul Rizam. Together we look after The Pavilion where students from Mohd Shah House resided.
We were not close at all. At one time, we even stopped talking to each other. Perhaps it was because of our [...]

