Calm At Work

[...] ," said Pok Soh, probably sensing my unease. True enough, we were successful in our third attempt. Although, [...]

[...] take a photo of your keyboard for later reference. Use a flathead screwdriver to pop off all the key caps. A word of caution: do it gently. You do not want to break any of them. Do it like Charlize [...]

[...] keyboard like a champion.   You need:  1. A flathead screwdriver  2. A vacuum cleaner  3. A cleaning cloth  4. Maybe an old toothbrush  5. A pillow case  6. A [...]

[...] during a dive. I was in Perhentian for a holiday and we visited this famous dive site called Sugar Wreck, some 20 minutes from Perhentian Kecil. Sugar Wreck is a 90m long cargo ship that sank in 2001. [...]

[...] , only a fibreglass shell with cockpit and windows made to look like a heli. It's a straightforward affair: you get into the simulator, buckle up and wait for the instructors to submerge the heli. [...]

[...] locating it initially as everything looked different from up there. Landing was a straightforward affair and does not need a large space. As soon as we touched down, I wondered when I would get [...]

[...] Marine Park jetty, Pulau Perhentian. Picture taken by my colleague Yein. First island trip with my new colleagues at Petrosains. [...]

[...] Most of the keyboard cleanup how-to's that I've seen online involve turning the keyboard upside down and tapping on it or [...]

[...] together for moral support and to maintain body heat. I learnt this during BOSET (basic offshore safety training for oil and gas workers) last year.   We learnt afterwards that this was a [...]

[...] kilometre 8 however, so I had to scale down my pace. But after the final turn on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the pain somehow went away. I ran a bit faster all the way to the finishing line, [...]

[...] , CPR, sea survival and many more. But really, the heart of BOSET is HUET, or Helicopter Underwater Escape Training. When people, especially first timers, talk about BOSET, this is what they fear [...]