Nee Sern is...

really really sleepy

Thursday, April 27, 2006

I'm a fanatic

What would I do that I won't normally do?

Yes, I've been a naughty boy... I tailed a Honda Civic all the way from Jalan Tun Razak until Subang Jaya.

Yes, I'm a fanatic!

Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Cabinet reshuffle with no major changes...

So the AGM was just over last Sunday. As expected, with the exception of 3 new EXCO members, there were no further changes to the line up.

With this minimal "cabinet reshuffle", I do not forsee any radical changes to the work culture that BGF is used to.

And it is this culture of "everything also I want to do and I must do it my way because it is the way that it has been done all this while" that will eventually bring the organization to a standstill and no further progression.

Thursday, April 13, 2006

New toy

The Linksys WRT54G!


Linksys


WRT54G


Linksys is a division of Cisco Systems Inc.


The router unit (front view)


The router unit (back view)


All systems go!

My email address was stolen!

Somebody with NBTD designed a page to capture my password and now I can't access my yahoo email. F@#$%^#$&%

Therefore, please redirect your emails to:
nskhoo AT gmail DOT com
nskhoons AT yahoo DOT com

And if you receive any emails from xerxesxerxes@yahoo.com, please ignore and delete!

Friday, April 07, 2006

Beef ball noodle in Asia Cafe...

... is extremely delicious!

The soup is slightly saltish/soury/pepperish. The dish is loaded with chunks of beef and beef balls. Best noodle to eat with is kuey teow.

It's located near the Western Food stall at Asia Cafe.

And this is how you get into the news!

Check this out...

Not only NST Online carried the story, but theSun as well (Front Page). I'm trying to get a screencap.

Thursday, April 06, 2006

NLP...

It's interesting to note HOW someone thinks. Especially if one has knowledge on NLP and the infamous eye-movement modalities.

During a friendly interview session, the interviewer asked me questions which normal interviewers do. About my past challenges, my current strengths, the expectations I have for a career, etc.

And interestingly, everytime I was constructing sentences to answer the questions, I consciously knew that I was shifting my eyes to my upper left (Visual Recall), which according to the NLP literature meant that I was accessing my memories. But here's the cool thing. I was not recalling any answer. I was making those answers up on-the-fly. And logically I would categorize that under Visual Constructed.

Alex pointed out that maybe I was recalling certain words and phrases, or picturing how the word would look like when spelt out. Maybe I was indeed recalling whether or not I have used these phrases in my daily communications (verbal or email).

So, there's another tip for you to look out for when providing answers to your potential interviewers. Look up left :P