I love to learn; I love finding something new to learn; more so, I love to share what I’ve learned.
In my upcoming video blog, I talk about one memorable childhood moment I had with my dad. I thought I only had one. But I was wrong. There are more.
We bred butterflies, inside a glass container. A [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Experience Sharing'
The Cycle of Learning and Sharing: Why Be a Caterpillar When You Can be a Butterfly? - My First V-blog (Prelude) Episode 3
June 15th, 2008 · 6 Comments · Experience Sharing
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Audio Effect: Compressor!
May 6th, 2008 · 4 Comments · Experience Sharing
My friends at Facebook know that I have been working on this rather mammoth article on “Audio Compression for Beginners” for days. The reasons why I am always so passionate towards sharing what I’ve learned are simply twofold - one is rather selfish and one is not.
Nearly all of us who use the Internet regularly use it [...]
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Bee Hoon - Cynthia’s Version
February 4th, 2008 · 9 Comments · Experience Sharing
I literally have to wrest the recipe of this simple healthy tasting home cooked bee hoon (i.e. rice vermicelli) from Cynthia in order to have it published in my site. She is just not comfortable with the limelight, which I reassured her that not many people visit my site anyway. Perhaps I should re-brand my site as: [...]
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Ripping DVD Tracks For Your iPod, MP3 Player, And Wireless Phone
January 29th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Experience Sharing
Am I the only one who is obsessed with importing my favorite music video clips into a portable device while keeping each track separate? I have been asking my circles of friends, from techno-geeks to don’t-ask-me-I-am-just-a-user, but no one can give me a satisfactory answer. So I have decided to try to find an answer [...]
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A New Theme For Year 2008
January 1st, 2008 · 10 Comments · Experience Sharing, Reflection
I am still learning this process of self-reflecting of the past and goal setting for the new year. Here, I am going to share with you what seems to work over the years, what doesn’t, and what my plan for 2008 is going to be. Let me tell you upfront what does not work: not planning [...]
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Large Group Activity With Straws And Masking Tape … And A Twist
September 21st, 2007 · 2 Comments · Experience Sharing
My friends from my last job, I am sure, can readily relate to what I am going to write here. Head to part 2 if you wish. For the benefit of the rest of the avid readers, let me elaborate just a little bit. In the past, some of our projects involved having a full [...]
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First Experience With Oil Painting
February 6th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Experience Sharing, My Hobbies
Consultants are as such: we try to learn something fast, repackage the information, and sound as though we know the topic in depth. As you can see, my first oil painting is still amateurish and this article is definitely not about how-to-paint-oils. But rather a sharing of the fun experience I have when I temporary [...]
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My Personal Scorecard for 2007
January 3rd, 2007 · 1 Comment · Experience Sharing, Reflection
I have been toying with the idea of publishing a book on Personal Scorecard with my ex-colleagues when I was providing professional service to the military units and formations in crafting out the Balanced Scorecards. Personal Scorecard is not easy as we may or may not know our purpose in life. Without knowing our purpose [...]
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What I Found Most Difficult As A Songwriter
October 22nd, 2006 · No Comments · Experience Sharing, Songwriting
When friends of mine learned that I write songs as a hobby since 1994 having close to 150 songs written as of today, they frequently asked me questions such as do you write lyrics first or melody first, where do you get your inspiration from, do you have a band, do you perform, to whom [...]
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DIY - Silicon Gel
September 25th, 2006 · No Comments · Experience Sharing
The contractors who reattached my cabinet that covers the rubbish outlet have done a lousy job. Crawling insects kept visiting my home. So I have decided to take matter into my own hands. My task was simply to remove the (transparent) silicon gel and reapply the more tasteful white silicon gel sealing up every possible [...]
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