I would like to thank Ace Si Si and Audie Chua for highlight my blog in the Over a Cup of Kopi O column of the Sunday Post on 20th July 2008. You may download the full scanned article (in JPEG format).
I hope to contribute more towards the community through the blog.
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Congratulations to the organising committee under the leadership of Mr. Stephen Dinggai who have successfully organise the ex-UiTM Dayak students reunion dinner at Imperial Hotel last night. Here are some of the shots that I ave taken. Caption in small print.
Our MC – Campbell Apau, did a great job and had made the function lively. Thumbs up brother! We should start selling him for other Iban-based function in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Madang Dimbab and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Thomas.
Miri Motor Sport Club once again have done a good job in organising the Sprint Race this year. According to Dexter, my fellow members over at Rumh Dayak, this year saw an increasing in participation and additional class for the Kancil owners – Kancil Turbo and VT.
This Suzuki SWIFT looks good in yellow.
It is indeed rare to read news article that concern the Baram MP, Datuk Jacob Dunggau Sagan. We actually can count the numbers and as usual it is a clear indication that the election is coming soon and Datuk Sagan may need to defend his seat, given the green light from the party HQ and the recent endorsement at their AGM in Bintulu recently.
It is almost equal to none, if we ever hear this MP rise up any issues or enquiries in Parliament. Nevermind that, but as what I have read in the Star Metro’s article on what was the cause of the delays of approved government projects in Baram (Sarawak).
Ghee… I haven’t really get into the WOW factor of Microsoft Windows Vista yet, and now we are already talking about the next Microsoft’s operating system – codename: Windows 7.0 (obviously the current Vista was coded as Windows 6.0).
The Windows 7 wallpaper pack above was created by Long Z, who designed the famous Vista Aurora wallpaper.
So, what is in Microsoft secret file?
Microsoft is being very secretive about future Windows versions. However, the company has publicly issued a bit of information about the broad capabilities it intends to include in Windows 7.
