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From the organisers of KL Freeze in Unison
Kudos to Juana Jaafar, Germ/Kuman, Jennie Yang helping to put this together.
Go to http://RandomAlphabets.com/domestic/tali-tenang/ to know more.
And on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=255241961044&ref=mf
- http://ZainHD.com/
What a sht way to finish it.
There’s a chance, just a chance. that it happened, because the client also tried to be the creative director. It’s not that value and/or return can’t be measured based on presence. But when it’s tasteless, it’s a shame.
Two of the organisers for this Saturday. This pic, was taken at the Merdeka Train Party organised by RandomAlphabets.com, where they too were the organisers.
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After first agreeing to be a speaker, then having to pull out, then less than an hour later, I was back in.
This Saturday I will be the moderator for the PR Colloquium 2009 ‘Public Relations Colloquium 2009- The Role of Public Relations in Promoting Youth Activism’. It is organized by the final year students of Bachelor of Mass Communication (Hons.) (Public Relations) and in collaboration with The Institute of Public Relations Malaysia Students Association – IPRMSA UiTM Chapter and Faculty of Communication and Media Studies (FCMS) UiTM Malaysia.
Their blogspot site here. Facebook event page here.
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Tags: Alia Wahidin, Merdeka Train Party, MTP, Tasnim Hadi, UiTM
I am proud of Eco Knights‘ initiative organise the second Eco Film Fest.
In middle 2008, I received a message from one Yasmin Ras, founder of EK. One thing led to another, and since then, EK and RA became strategic partners for one project. By far, one of the best person and organisation I’ve worked along with. She has also in her personal capacity assisted me in certain matters, and also RA by being a committee member for some of its event based projects.
Watching her husband take lead for one of the teams briefing at RA's Merdeka Train Party project.
Tags: Eco Film Fest, Yasmin Rasyid
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On 31st August, Random Alpahabets will be having two things. The new t-shirt launch and a flashmob esque project.
RA+D : The two t-shirts in support of Eco Knights and PRIDE Foundation (launched July 2008) are practicaly sold out. The two new designs will be in support of KL Gymnastics Association and SPCA. It is a project RA has in collaboration with restaurant chain Delicious.
MTP : Imagine decorating the interior of your house for a birthday party you’re throwing for a friend. RA plans to do the same thing, but inside a public operational train in Kuala Lumpur as Happy Birthday Malaysia. Merdeka Train Party will be open to the public to participate. Invitations coming soon.
After many weeks of laying the groundwork for both projects, today my bedroom which is also my office (not a good idea), will also act as the War Room. I’ve never had to prepare and tackle two things of this scale on the same day. As always, I put up the white board. Before I start scribbling plans from my wretched mind on it, here is.
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*The stick on the left, is the same ’spear’ that I used for the pillow fight RA organised in April 2009.
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Tags: Delicious Restaurants, I Heart KL, KL Gymnastics Association, Merdeka Train Party, MTP, RA+D, Random Alphabets, SPCA, War Room
The blog that was under the social networking site that started in November 2006.
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I started blogging under a social networking site in November 2006. Exactly a year later, I was persuaded to establish my own URL, RandomAlphabets.com, which later became a small community blog of writers, a for-profit organisation, a registered company and a collective that organises events and promote causes.
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The draft layout of RandomAlphabets.com by Makata, after a few revisions, before it was launched in November 2007.
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Because of that, it was no longer my own space. That said, I am humbled by the support starting late 2006 up till the point I made the difficult decision to phase out the blog section of RA, exactly two years later. Throughout, I thank those who express their likeness for what I did, including those who said it in passing.
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What later became of RandomAlphabets.com. We needed it to function more like a website, rather than just a blog.