Archive for the '7th DPI World Assembly' Category
Back in Kuala Lumpur
Sunday, September 9th, 2007Just got back home. Reached KLIA at 5pm. Wuan tapau-ed dinner from a food court nearby. Too tired to do anything else now. Going to get a well deserved sleep.
Recent Posts:
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Why Disabled People Must Vote - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 13 April, 2013
Adventures Of A First Time Voter - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 6 April, 2013
Disability Equality Training For Malaysian Advocates for Cerebral Palsy
Unstoppable Fariz - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 30 March, 2013
Enabling Technology - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 23 March, 2013
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Hello from Seoul South Korea
Monday, September 3rd, 2007Everything is so expensive in Korea. Broadband at the Grand Hilton Seoul costs KW18,000 per day or KW10,000 per 30 minutes. Food is expensive. Cab fare is expensive. I can see the spending money I brought gushing out from my wallet with each purchase. Frankly, I would rather be somewhere else.
Blogged at Grand Hilton Seoul
Recent Posts:
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Why Disabled People Must Vote - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 13 April, 2013
Adventures Of A First Time Voter - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 6 April, 2013
Disability Equality Training For Malaysian Advocates for Cerebral Palsy
Unstoppable Fariz - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 30 March, 2013
Enabling Technology - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 23 March, 2013
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TTFN – Getting Ready for South Korea
Sunday, September 2nd, 2007By this time tomorrow morning, I will be in the “Land of the Morning Calm” to participate in the 7th DPI World Assembly and the IL Global Summit. I understand that 70% of the household in South Korea have broadband Internet access. The hotel that I am staying in have high-speed Internet access. Blogging from Seoul should not be a problem. It all depends on whether I have the time to go online.
My schedule at the conference is packed as I will be presenting 2 papers – The Independent Living Movement in Malaysia and Transportation and Access to Physical Environment: The Malaysian Scenario – apart from attending the other workshops at the IL Global Summit and meeting of the Asia Pacific Network on Independent Living (APNIL).
Can you believe that I am only half packed for the trip? Wuan is helping me. I have a ton of things to pack for this 1-week trip – diapers, clothes, toiletries, laptop and many other smaller items that I may need. I do not fancy having to go shopping for essential items in an unfamiliar land. Got to go now. So many things to do, so little time.
Recent Posts:
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Why Disabled People Must Vote - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 13 April, 2013
Adventures Of A First Time Voter - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 6 April, 2013
Disability Equality Training For Malaysian Advocates for Cerebral Palsy
Unstoppable Fariz - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 30 March, 2013
Enabling Technology - Breaking Barriers - The Borneo Post - 23 March, 2013
