Archive for June, 2009
FACES ~ A Poster Presentation
[ I would like to thank everyone who turned up at my poster presentation at the International Conference on Thinking (ICOT) last week. I would also like to take this opportunity to dedicate my presentation to the late Michael Jackson, who passed away on the last day of the conference, and whose music milestoned my [...]
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La dolce vita
destination: rome, italy
i actually need to thank raymond for convincing me to go to rome because it actually is one of my favourite places in europe. despite the rowdiness and the hustle and bustle, rome has character. i must have gotten lost more than ten times everyday all around the city, but that is because [...]
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Buenos días, Barcelona.
destination: barcelona, spain
there is a stigma to barcelona and it sounds something like this: *zzzzz!*. that’s right, things are so laid back and chilled out in barcelona, that everything moves at a conveniently relaxed pace. at any given time of the day, you could see scores of people baking themselves at the beach, gazing at [...]
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Bonjour, Paris!
destination: paris, france
i experienced a slight dilemma in processing my paris set. you see, my visit to france was a rather wet one. my colours were washed out. sky was non existent. for the better part, my mood was pretty darkish as well. all that romance that is supposed to come with walking in the [...]
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Munich in Spring
destination: munich, germany
spring in munich is what almost exactly what i thought it would be – sunny and windy. i like the german sense of humour in munich.
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A unique combo of poetry and cynicism, Majidah Hashim’s style of experiential works lends her readers a thoughtful and light-hearted view of the world. Her feature articles have been widely published in various regional publications and has earned her Malaysia Tourism Award’s title of Best Malaysian Writer.
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