Just to inform everyone that the webmaster is very serious about making the website a success. He is also very proactive and have corrected the few ‘bugs’ I have highlighted to him.
However, I have to agree with Kim Leong as well that the site still looks amatuerish.
Any web developers out there who can help make us proud of our online presence? Please volunteer your services…
Yup, in case you did not know, our school has got a website.
Visited it about 5mins ago and I have to say that it is not really impressive. In fact, it is downright disgraceful… Images that cannot be loaded, etc… With so many students graduating from the school, I fail to see how this can happen.
Now, please don’t go thinking that I’m arrogant or anything like that… But I would at least think that links to images, etc would have been tested out first before being published.
Anyway, have put in my suggestion and comments on the website. And volunteered to do whatever I can.
I’m not really a web-developer, so I can’t really help out much, but perhaps some kind soul out there can make our school proud (online or otherwise). If you think you can help out with the coding, design, etc, I’m very sure the school would appreciate it. Visit the school at http://www.sripermata.edu.my.
A few of us managed to meet up last week at Baywatch to catch up with old times. See if you can recognise who we are (in no particular order): LEE Kok Loong, Adrian TAI, Jude IEK, LOO Tzeh Kang, Derrell CHIN.
Some of us will know her brother better… CHOR Teik Joon.
Anyway, Ai Lene has been featured in Malaysians Abroad, a section dedicated to Malaysians currently overseas. You can read the article about her here:
http://www.allmalaysia.info/news/story.asp?file=/2005/5/2/msiansabroad/10322425&sec=mi_msiansabroad
And if you know any Malaysian who is currently overseas, feel free to email The Star (the Malaysians Abroad site publisher) at startwo@thestar.com.my.
Kim Leong (Kelana Jaya, Seaport, Sultan Abdul Samad) and Jane has graciously provided us with 2 photos of their first new born - baby David YAP. Baby David is now 5+ months old.
Congrats to Kim Leong and Jane once again!
LEE Kok Loong is currently back in Malaysia. He is on a business trip and will be going back to England this Friday (16th September 2005).
He can currently be contacted at 03-78742689.
Hui Hui will be coming back to Malaysia for a short break this 16th September 2005. She will be around till early October.
When she is back in Malaysia, she can be contacted at the following number 03-62012051.
Welcome back!!!
Guys and gals!!!
Thank you so much for passing the word around and providing leads to other Seaportians (and friends of Seaport). I was very surprised to receive an email from Choong Hor today!
I plan to put up a list of contacts I have later on (perhaps a few months down the road). In the meantime, if you have not provided me your email, it would be great it you can do so. I can be reached via the webmaster link or at adrian@adriantai.com
You can also leave ‘message’ by using the COMMENTS feature.
Once again, thank you so much for helping to pass the word around… And for still wanting to keep in touch!
QUESTION:
Should we rename to Friends of Seaport? Or maintain Friends of Sek Men Seaport?
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NOTE:
I decided to name this site Friends of Seaport as many of us probably know each other but might not have been from Seaport. I mean no offence to people who were not from Seaport but are still very much a part of it.
I hope these friends will not mind the name Seaport being used. And in all fairness, Seaport don’t exist anymore, anyway…
Nicholas was kind enough to share the following photos.
Thanks and congratulations once again to Nicholas and his wife, Helen.