about anyteng

Something Attractive About Dee Dee

anyteng — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 11:03:02 +0000

Dee dee my sweet and cool neighbour from Philippines always complain that she doesn’t know about computer.But compare to her, I am much worse of.

Dee dee can do wonders with the computer. I admire her ability and the speed she typed the day’s proceeding. Actually I am quite shy to ask her for help knowing very well that she is very busy.

I understand that Dee dee is the media consultant of the Liberal Party of the Philippines since 2004. Her working schedule is tight and always have to put on her “thinking cap” to tackles problems and issues face by her party.

Dee dee always keep in touch with her folks back home. This is because her mobile phone always has sms coming in. She used to answer the sms. I pray that God will bless her and her family, give her strength and grant her good health to continue her journey in the rough sea of Philippines politics

About Myself

anyteng — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 09:36:10 +0000

My name is Teng Yoon Soon.My friends like to call me Teng /Ah Teng. I am a Chinese from Malaysia.

I joined Parti Gerakan in 1990.I believe in its political ideologies and struggles.Gerakan tackles political,social, and economic issues from a non-racial approach because we believe solving problems using this method will create a win-win situation. Nobody loses everything but everybody gains something.Racial approach will only create anger, frustration and dissatisfication. In a multi racial,multi religions, multi languages country like Malaysia,mutual cooperation, mutual respect and racial harmony are utmost important.There are many political parties which are racially based like UMNO, MCA, and MIC which fight for the Malays,Chinese, and Indians.At the moment, I holds various posts in the party. I am the state secretary in Negeri Sembilan, Seremban Division secretary and Temiang branch chairman. I am a national delegate to the annual natioanl delegate conference.

Gerakan is a component party of the ruling coaliation call the National Front ( Barisan Nasional ).It consist of 14 parties.

I am married with 3 children.My eldest son is studying IT in USA. My youngest is a daughter studying in Form 1.My second son is sitting for his O Level examination in November this year. He knows everything about EPL and Formula One. My wife is a senior lecturer in a teaching college.

At the moment, I work as the press secretary of my party president as well as the press secretary of the Ministry of Energy, Water and Telecommunication.

CALD Workshop

anyteng — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 07:28:57 +0000

This workshop about digital communication is rather frightening to me for the simple reason :my computer knowledge is in primary level. My children are much better and more computer savvy.But I realise I need to learn more about this “in”technology to survive in this world.

So here I am, sitting in a room with people more computer savvy and struggling through.Fortunately friends here are more than willing to share and teach me how to set up my blog,design it and use it.Now,I begin to enjoy using my new “weapon” to post my writing.

In this CALD workshop, I learn to share political ideologies and understand the suffering and struggles of many people in Asia. I sympathise with the political struggles of nucb and hope in the near future they will taste victory and bring joys and happiness to all Burmese. We as liberals and democrats must give full support and backing to these wonderful group of Burmese who risk their lives to free their country from torture,suffering and political oppression.

First impression about Taipei

anyteng — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 04:47:34 +0000

I arrived at Taipei with a fren from Malaysia on 5.9.2006.When we checked out from the airport, there was no one to greet us.We had to take a cab to the hotel.The cab driver was complaining about the present political scenario.He was a strong supporter of KMT.We just listened and made no comment,knowing very well that Taiwan politics is at a crossroad.

What impressed me most was that the cab driver was very well-mannered.Thou’ he was not happy with the present government,he managed to tell us that in a cool tone.Malaysia was named the third rudest country in the world, and here in Taipei I met a cab driver update me on the latest political development in Taiwan.We have much to learn from Taiwan. Even people I met on the street are well-mannered.