I need a friend from university of nottingham, malaysia campus who will give me details on staying there.?
I want to know more about malaysia and more especially university of Nottingham's malaysia campus. Live there, accommodation, health, sports and the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology. What's generally the lecturer - students relationship like? Is there wireless services, can students have access to internet at any point in time? What of the accommodations? are there sufficient internet services? What of the Kuala Lumpur city? Is it highly ICT compliant? What are the estimated prices of laptops with higher configuraqtions? what of desktops? I mean there maximum and minimum prices in us dollars? What of job opportunities? Can one be working while on study? Can I get your email addres so we can be communicating?
Malaysia - 1 Answers
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wow that's a lot of questions this is the uni's website..there's a lot of info on that http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Pages/default.aspx my friend studied there for a while but now he's in the uk campus..he's doing chemical engineering i'll answer what i can the lecturer - students relationship is pretty good..he told me the lecturers were quite 'sporting',nice and easy-going they have internet access via wireless if i'm not mistaken
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
I am a foreigner came with my wife to visit Malaysia but its eyesore to see the roads with many pothholes? Why
I am a foreigner came with my wife to visit Malaysia but its eyesore to see the roads with many pothholes? Why?
I heard from friends that Malaysian is a fast developing country and has got excellent airports and landmarks like Petronas Twin Towers etc. But, to my supprise when I travel along Bangsar, Mont Kiara, Petaling Jaya ( Jalan Gasing), OUG, Jalan Puchong, and other important roads in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, a lot of pothholes are found. Most of the roads are badly maintained. What the Transport Minister and Public Works department in your country is doing? What about the KL Mayor or Federal Territory ministor or Deputy Ministor doing? Daily I watch in your TV, ministers and MPs are talking and talking on stage about petty matters related to opposition only? When read newspapers its same story. Whats happening to the respective ministers who are in charge for all these matters? Where are they?
Malaysia - 9 Answers
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Due to the heat and the intense traffic, the roads deteriorate extremely quickly. The authorities are not keeping up with it.
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welcome to malaysia... dammm you lied ! why cant you be honest and ask the question, why do you have to lie .. do you get 100 points if you lied..shame on you !!
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Firstly KL was a former tin mining town Sand there and sand here having pothole r small problem but having sink hole is a big problem cos it big and deep enough for a bus to go in....lol Secondly we have the monsoon season factor , major erosion of road per yeareryear
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You're a "foreigner" with a "wife" huh... http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnueUHONhbK5oVEk.GCkamjsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100127043958AAdplFg&show=7#profile-info-AA10351964
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lol.. you're soo busted by A Penangite named David®.. i think most people who read your question will somehow bear some suspicion on your claim as a foreigner.. anyway i think other people have provided you with reasonable answers which i tend to agree with
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You are not alone. Smile yourself to reality.
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Spend some time in anchor wat or egypt to see what happens when you spend money on temples instead of roads.
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ohhh....they are in their office playing with the mistress and busy accepting money Tangkachi, are you one of them or are you a female with a wife wearing sari and talking while shaking the head
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Malaysia has very high road accidents esp in festive seasons. It is mainly on the trunk service roads or well maintained highways. Pot holes or depressions are common in towns and smaller cities. It helps to slow traffic and reduces accidents ironically.
I heard from friends that Malaysian is a fast developing country and has got excellent airports and landmarks like Petronas Twin Towers etc. But, to my supprise when I travel along Bangsar, Mont Kiara, Petaling Jaya ( Jalan Gasing), OUG, Jalan Puchong, and other important roads in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, a lot of pothholes are found. Most of the roads are badly maintained. What the Transport Minister and Public Works department in your country is doing? What about the KL Mayor or Federal Territory ministor or Deputy Ministor doing? Daily I watch in your TV, ministers and MPs are talking and talking on stage about petty matters related to opposition only? When read newspapers its same story. Whats happening to the respective ministers who are in charge for all these matters? Where are they?
Malaysia - 9 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Due to the heat and the intense traffic, the roads deteriorate extremely quickly. The authorities are not keeping up with it.
2 :
welcome to malaysia... dammm you lied ! why cant you be honest and ask the question, why do you have to lie .. do you get 100 points if you lied..shame on you !!
3 :
Firstly KL was a former tin mining town Sand there and sand here having pothole r small problem but having sink hole is a big problem cos it big and deep enough for a bus to go in....lol Secondly we have the monsoon season factor , major erosion of road per yeareryear
4 :
You're a "foreigner" with a "wife" huh... http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnueUHONhbK5oVEk.GCkamjsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100127043958AAdplFg&show=7#profile-info-AA10351964
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lol.. you're soo busted by A Penangite named David®.. i think most people who read your question will somehow bear some suspicion on your claim as a foreigner.. anyway i think other people have provided you with reasonable answers which i tend to agree with
6 :
You are not alone. Smile yourself to reality.
7 :
Spend some time in anchor wat or egypt to see what happens when you spend money on temples instead of roads.
8 :
ohhh....they are in their office playing with the mistress and busy accepting money Tangkachi, are you one of them or are you a female with a wife wearing sari and talking while shaking the head
9 :
Malaysia has very high road accidents esp in festive seasons. It is mainly on the trunk service roads or well maintained highways. Pot holes or depressions are common in towns and smaller cities. It helps to slow traffic and reduces accidents ironically.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Where is the best Island(s) in South East Asia to go to in mid-January
Where is the best Island(s) in South East Asia to go to in mid-January?
I plan on taking a trip from Kuala Lumpur (where I currently live) to a chilled out island, relatively nearby, but want to avoid the monsoon/any bad weather. I'll be traveling on my own, which I like to do sometimes and I really want peace and quiet, a good beach, plenty of sun and clear water. I want to avoid any of the horrific tourist traps and overpopulated, areas of the South-East Asian Islands. As my girlfriend is overseas and my friends are working, I want a place that I can just read a good book, get a tan, eat some excellent local food, take stunning photos (I'm an amateur photographer) and recharge for the eventual rat-race to come. I have been to: *Perhentian Islands (My favorite) *Tioman (Ok-la) *Redang (Too many tourists... but met some fellow Londoners here!) *Langkawi (Liked it) *Bali (Need to explore more). I was considering Phi Phi / Phuket / Boracay or one of the Sulawesi Islands. I might even go back to Bali, but NW/NE and explore the SE Islands like Lombok. :P
Other - Asia Pacific - 2 Answers
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Samui. Been there in January and the weather was just great and it was not soooooo overrun with tourists.
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Camiguin Islands of the Philippines. Near. Affordable. Great sites.
I plan on taking a trip from Kuala Lumpur (where I currently live) to a chilled out island, relatively nearby, but want to avoid the monsoon/any bad weather. I'll be traveling on my own, which I like to do sometimes and I really want peace and quiet, a good beach, plenty of sun and clear water. I want to avoid any of the horrific tourist traps and overpopulated, areas of the South-East Asian Islands. As my girlfriend is overseas and my friends are working, I want a place that I can just read a good book, get a tan, eat some excellent local food, take stunning photos (I'm an amateur photographer) and recharge for the eventual rat-race to come. I have been to: *Perhentian Islands (My favorite) *Tioman (Ok-la) *Redang (Too many tourists... but met some fellow Londoners here!) *Langkawi (Liked it) *Bali (Need to explore more). I was considering Phi Phi / Phuket / Boracay or one of the Sulawesi Islands. I might even go back to Bali, but NW/NE and explore the SE Islands like Lombok. :P
Other - Asia Pacific - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
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Samui. Been there in January and the weather was just great and it was not soooooo overrun with tourists.
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Camiguin Islands of the Philippines. Near. Affordable. Great sites.
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