Autodesk Solution Day 2014

When we mention about Autodesk everybody must thinking for Autocad. Autodesk in main leader business in CAD industries. Before, Autodesk well known for their Autocad product but now they had expanded their specialization. Today, I had attended Autodesk Solution Day 2014. The program held in The Westin Kuala Lumpur hotel. It's only one day talk that gathers all industries professional.

For myself as a Land Surveyor was joined for Building & Construction Session. For those that involved in construction, Autodesk actually tried to introduce the concept of BIM (Building Information Modules). BIM actually a new concept of digital representation of build process and management of any construction. The system allows all professional together plans and simulate the process before the real construction begin and any clash or error will be eliminated. So the systems expect to reduce the time, cost and improved efficiency.

One of Land Surveying company as a gold sponsor today, TOPCON had tried to be the main player in BIM industries by introducing the survey equipment that essential for data collection. Yup, to compare between on site construction that had done and BIM digital model need data by surveying. The fastest ways to do data collection was by 3D Laser Scanner (Traditional method by Total Station will be replaced in the future). The input by all presentation today had open my eyes that all industry player s should keep updated to the technologies to be relevant.

GLS-2000 3D Laser Scanner (cost RM 4XXK)

LN-100 Layout Navigator (Stake Out)

  

During presentation

Good meals of the year

New knowledge

It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 4)

Remember the post about attempt to grow apple in Malaysia. Please refer to It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia?  It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 2) & It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 3). 

It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 3)

Update post for It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 2) and It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia?. It's about trial to plant an apple tree in Malaysia. A country with humid and hot whether.

It's one of my dreams to see an apple tree in my life. Too poor and busy to fly abroad so I just plant it  myself. #PrayForMalaysiaApple.

It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? (Part 2)

In a previous post on It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia?, I had shared a few photos of my effort to grow an apple tree in Malaysia. Today, It's update for that apple tree.

It's one of my dreams to see an apple tree in my life. Too poor and busy to fly abroad so I just plant it  myself. #PrayForMalaysiaApple.

It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia?

It's Possible To Grow Apple In Malaysia? Malaysia was a country with hot and humid climate that made impossible for any fruit from moderate or cool climate to grow. As example an apple. I love to eat apples and was dreaming to see an apple tree with my own eyes but I'm too poor to fly outside the country. 

Easy, I tried to grow an apple trees myself and hopefully to see the leaves and branches of an apple tree in my hometown. I get started by buying a bunch of apple and ate it. Then I will put the seeds in the soil and scheduled watering them.

The result? For now, it's hope and a bit of success. Yes, I able to knew how a tiny apple tree looks like.

Chetawan Buddhist Temple (วัดเชตวัน)

Among the Buddhist community in Klang Valley (Kuala Lumpur and surrounding areas), Wat Thai Chetawan is well known Buddhist temple. The temple located at Jalan Pantai, Off Jalan Gasing, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. There were several choices of transportation to the temple and the most easiest by taking LRT into Taman Jaya (nearby Amcorp Mall). 

Built in 1956, the land was allocated by Selangor Government at the time and additional space acquired by donations and own funding by Phra Kru Palat Vieng, a veteran member of the Sangha (community of monks). The most special things about the temple were funding a part by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand and grant by Malaysia Government through Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman.  Nowadays, the temple become an important center of Bhuddist teaching and practice in Klang Valley.

The Ubosot

Surrounding compound of  the temple.

Kite Kite Park

It take so long for me to write blog again. I have to abandon it just because I don't have a proper internet connection. Well, in Malaysia, to get a cheap internet with excellent capacity means impossible. It's the slowest internet provider with reasonable price in Malaysia. Now, I get back my internet connection and my finger start to type my laptop again. Blog is the only place that I can write what I want to write since I don't have talent to write a book. It just expressing my day and importantly my ideas. 

It almost two years I settle up at Key Hell (suppose to be Kuala Lumpur or KL). Actually I don't like the city since my first time I set my feet here on 2006. When i accepted into UTM KL branch. Yeah, that's old story of mine. Why I still in KL while I hate it so much. Well, my heart was here. Tadaa....!!! I don't want to discuss about this.

Well, Key Hell not worst place in Malaysia at all. It still have my favorite place to go, Kite Kite Park or in Malay is Taman Layang Layang. Located at Kepong, it was a huge lake (old tin mine) that become favorite spot for Key Hell citizen to jog, walk, date or importantly play kite. I also love to run here for few month before quit after my major injury. So, what's left for me. The only thing that keep me visit Kite Kite Park was  a bunch of Catfish. Yeah, catfish and I love to feed them. It look cute when it try to eat Keropok Lekor (Local food made from fish). Their act turn my stress into happy and happy into more happy.  

It's just perfect place for water sport like power boat but it disturb calmness of  the lake.

It got a jetty that perfect place to sit down and calm your mind. Yeah and also feed the fish.