Comments for A Learning Journey https://slc4u.org/wp-new Views & Musings of Dr. CHOW Yong Neng 周永能博士的观点与思考 Fri, 07 Jul 2023 06:20:38 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 Comment on We shall not be Zombies by Everboleh Chow https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2017/01/28/we-shall-not-be-zombies/#comment-93 Fri, 07 Jul 2023 06:20:38 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=862#comment-93 In reply to Yacob Gideon.

Thanks Yacob for the comment. Of course you are right. The Troubles is a lot more complex than what I could have explained. The target audience (my fellow countryman in Malaysia) would not have understood the message I tried to convey if I had included a full history of Northern Ireland in this article. The people of Malaysia which is composed of communities that are far more complex with almost all major world religions being practiced is in a greater precarious position than our friends in Northern Ireland. We should have a political mind of our own & not being led by 2-bits politicians stroking the fire to gain votes.

]]> Comment on We shall not be Zombies by Yacob Gideon https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2017/01/28/we-shall-not-be-zombies/#comment-92 Thu, 06 Jul 2023 18:39:23 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=862#comment-92 Dude, … the Ulster trouble is more complex than that ….

]]> Comment on Is the new Google Sites functional enough to replace the “old Sites”? by Pradeep Iyer https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2017/10/09/is-the-new-google-sites-functional-enough-to-replace-the-old-sites/#comment-10 Fri, 10 Nov 2017 12:42:39 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=1610#comment-10 Informative Post. I agree with your observations since i was also not much convinced about moving to ‘New Sites’ at this point in time.

]]> Comment on MRT: a good start, more attention to details needed by everboleh https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2017/08/03/mrt-a-good-start-small-attention-to-details-needed/#comment-9 Wed, 16 Aug 2017 03:02:36 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=1428#comment-9 This response was from my reader, Mr. Chong Cheng Hai (former Editor-in-Chief, Focus Malaysia) posted to my Google+

Signage or lack of them in some stations needs to be inproved. I was at Bukit Bintang station and directions to platforms were printed on A4 photocopy paper! Surely, you can’t save on such essential features just to be able to boast the project was below budget. Obviously those who conducted the trial runs didn’t get enough feedback, if at all, from actual regular commuters and users. Maybe they did from their colleagues. Free rides and feedback forms prior to.launch would have resolved problems.

]]> Comment on Lock in your tax benefit from SSPN-i saving NOW! by Ram https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2016/12/22/lock-in-your-tax-benefit-from-sspn-i-saving-now/#comment-8 Tue, 27 Dec 2016 07:13:14 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=658#comment-8 Yes, agree that SSPN-I saving is a basic savings for most Malaysians today. Although not much, but it’s a good start to save for your kids future education. I have already open both type of savings for my kids and also promoting SSPN-I plus to those interested. You may get more info at this link: https://sspniplusonline.ptptn.gov.my/sspniplusonline/?id=000003621

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]]> Comment on Remembering Dr. Michael Leong Hong Kah by R HC Leong https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2016/02/15/remembering-dr-michael-leong-hong-kah/#comment-7 Wed, 25 May 2016 21:53:50 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=501#comment-7 “Everboleh”, thank you very much for this elegant, yet touching eulogy for Michael.

There is a saying about old friends, “We didn’t realize we were making memories; we just knew we were having fun.”

]]> Comment on How many different types of identities do you think you have? by Alonzo Gaskill https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2014/12/01/how-many-different-types-of-identities-do-you-think-you-have/#comment-5 Tue, 27 Oct 2015 16:47:54 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=343#comment-5 Brigham Young University is creating an independent study survey course on World Religions. The university is looking for individuals who consider themselves Confucianists that would be willing to be interviewed for that course. The interview would focus on how Confucianism influences the day to day lives of practitioners, and a bit about the history and practices of Confucianism. If you consider yourself a Confucianist–or know someone who does–would you please let me know (alg@byu.edu). The university is not looking for scholars of Confucianism. Rather, it is looking for practitioners who would be willing to be interviewed on film (via Skype). Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. Alonzo Gaskill

]]> Comment on How do you debunk myths about Chinese primary schools in Malaysia? by Literacy Technology and Diversity https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2015/01/05/how-do-you-debunk-myths-about-chinese-primary-schools-in-malaysia/#comment-6 Wed, 06 May 2015 06:58:02 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=398#comment-6 Hello there! This post couldn’t be written any better!
Reading through this post reminds me of my previous roommate!
He constantly kept talking about this. I most certainly will send this information to him.

Fairly certain he’s going to have a great read.
I appreciate you for sharing!

]]> Comment on Compact Calendar for 2015 specifically for Malaysia by everboleh https://slc4u.org/wp-new/2014/11/24/compact-calendar-for-2015-specifically-for-malaysia/#comment-4 Wed, 06 May 2015 03:33:32 +0000 http://theplantcloner.com/?p=333#comment-4 In reply to Dave Seah.

Thanks David. There is an issue with the date of Wesak Day this year in Malaysia. The public service people suddenly went on the follow the Sri Lankan version while our Singaporean friends stuck to the “Chinese Buddhist” version. Thus my edition has June 1st as Wesak Day whereas in Malaysia we celebrated it on May 3rd with a replacement holiday on Monday May 4th!

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