The bad side of technology: Railway
Currently it seems that a car, is the ‘bad guy’ in the environmental sphere. Anytime effort or plans to reduce CO2 emission (COE) is put forward, the imperative is always to reduce car usage, among others.
Money: A User’s Guide – Book Review
Here’s a book with cut-to-the point advices on managing money in the UK
Money: Know More, Make More, Give More – Book Review
A book not worth reading
So You Want To Be A Consultant: Audiobook Review
Consulting 101: So You Want to Be a Consultant? – By: Professor Allison Friederichs Atkison , The Great Courses The eponymous title grabbed my attention and I decided to give this audiobook a try. To my dismay, the first few chapters was generic and uninspiring, where the writer tells about what you should be consider…
The History of Ancient Egypt – Audiobook Review
An interesting audiobook exploring the history of Ancient Egypt and its intrigues.
IRSE Module A
Recently I passed the IRSE Module A, and I thought I’d be sharing my thoughts and opinion about it, while it’s still relatively fresh in my mind. This exam, and its other module, has always had a ‘bad’ reputation, being touted and taunted as a difficult exam, but after sitting for it, I think that…
Track Circuit and Train Detection: An Analogy
Track Circuit and Train Detection: An Analogy – In railway signalling, the signaller needs to know whether a track is occupied, i.e. whether there is a train on it. An accident could happen if the signaller sends a train to a track that is occupied. Hence the development of track detection. Two of the most well used track detection is track circuit and axle counter.
Thank you and see you again!
Today is the last day of me working in MRT Corp, after a tenure of 8 years. Words escape me, so I expressed in this poem, one which I read during my farewell luncheon. ___________________________________________________________________ Sorong papan, tarik papan, buah keranji dalam perahu; sebelum makan ada ucapan, sebelum pergi, saya nak bagitahu Kalau ada sumur…