Hotspot locator around the world
I found out this useful website which contain quite a number of locations which have Hotspot or Wifi access. It maybe a useful tool for those on mobile in needs of broadband access around the world. It’s a simple Hostpot locator for mobile users.
- The first hotspot-locator website is from Denmark as shown below.
- Choose the country
- Choose the area
- Walla, the listing of hotspot. It’s easy and simple
- The Second website is from Wifi-hotspotlist.com
It is a simple website where you can even download all the location you have found into a PDF file. The problem is that I do not know that if this website is well updated and the list is bearing those of Free Wifi hotspot. However, this website as a hotpot-locator is still useful for some people going to a foreign country. Have a try~!
How to use it?
Click here to proceed to the website.
As for the second website, i managed to find only 100 hotspots for Malaysia region. However, these wireless networks are mostly provided by Maxis. Click here for details.
You can search by specified location and by region. Happy trying, i still prefer the first website though.
Influenza A(H1N1) penetrated UPM-GSM walls
In the midst of getting our engine heated up for our MBA final trimester, we were being interrupted by the sudden increasing cases of Influenza A(H1N1) cases within the university campus. As a precaution, the faculty of GSM and the whole University Putra Malaysia (UPM) has announced a week of closure to avoid further spread of the virus within the campus.
At this time, Malaysia has recorded the fourth death since the virus outbreak. Everyone must be cautioned and take prevention to protect themselves.
The latest news on H1N1 in Malaysia can be refer to the Ministry of Health in Malaysia. Click Here.
I wonder if after the closure and another suspected cases penetrated the University compound again. What will they do? Close again? That will be a nightmare to student to have to undergo never-ending replacement classes. Not to say that one of my subject has not started the first class yet until now. This is the fourth week and i can imagine the how tight the classes will be at the future date!
Working Life-Love without talking using signs
I found this nice video clip from someone posted in facebook. While watching the first half of the clip, I can imagine and remembered how boring everyday working life in a cubicle office will be. You can imagine working as an engineer or IT consultant in an office full of males. Your daily job will be facing the laptop and nothing more. How mundane right? At least if you manage to work in a office with windows cubicles, you are still able to have some city views and greenery scenary to sooth your eyes as in this video :p
Wow… just imagine a working life so boring….so lonely….scary ~ So, find some job that have some degree of outside task….
Pulau Ketam Day Trip
Pulau Ketam or a.k.a the “Crab Island” which was a place where i never thought of putting in my visiting list. It’s a small fishing village where visitors can take a day tour by a ferry from the Port Klang Jetty to Pulau Ketam. The details ferry operating hours can be seen here.
The main purpose of visiting this island is of course to taste the fresh seafood and also the crabs. Unfortunately, I did not managed to try any seafood during my visit there because of our non-peak and weekday visit to this island. The houses and shop lots of Pulau Ketam were mostly build on stilt as like many fishing villages beside the seafront. The land of this island can be seen to be at a muddy and mangrove land. This maybe the reason why many houses are built on stilt.
The most intriguing thing that Pulau Ketam leave to me is the villagers and people there that travels around with bicycles. You can see that most of them travel around with bicycles and I did not see much of motorcycles nor to say cars. Pulau Ketam can be said to be just another normal town as compared to other fishing village.
One thing that surprise me is that I am able to have a nice ABC ice kacang after walking under the hot sun at this Island with a plate of Fried Kuey Tiew Mee. These are the only food we ate during our visit at this Island. During the weekdays, many food stalls are closed. We did not manage to eat the famous “Lao Zhi Hao” Lala Jien- Fried Clams as it only opened during the weekends.
As to wrap up on this trip, it can be a short trip to fill up your time during your visit to port klang to visit another different fishing village or to have a trip for photo snapping in this place. But, if you plan to try out nice food, my advice is to visit Pulau Ketam during the weekend.
