I think Senedi has the most correct and lovable definition of this camp-camp thingy that i always wanted to explain to everyone ( but unexplainable because of my horrendous terrible english that I practice )
Call it anything you want.
Startup Camp doesn’t really mind. It doesn’t mind that the schedule is hosted on a Wiki and then transferred onto sticky notes on a glass wall. It doesn’t matter that the speakers are young, old, millionaires, unemployed or if they’re from any race or religion. And it definitely doesn’t mind if you just dropped in for a few minutes, or if you stayed the whole two days. You can even walk out of a session if you decide to do so, grab the microphone if you wanted to speak your mind and pitch your point to anyone who’ll listen. Startup Camp doesn’t charge either, so you can walk in for free.
So what does it do, actually?
Unsurprising to those who are already familiar to the concept, Startup Camp is a self-organizing conference. It is organized by the participants, for the participants. We get the venue, food, t-shirts. We do the marketing, evangelizing, planning. We put up the buntings, set up the place, register participants. We coordinate the sessions, speak, take photographs. And then we share, learn and network.
I just gave a lightning talks during foss.my which force me to do a rapid research
I didn’t gave a talk so much but yet, I want to make use of this experience ( camp-camp thingy ) to practice my public speaking before aiming to become an accountable and lovely dictator in this Boleh-Land where all people enjoy free Wimax and Red Alert 3 multiplayer.
The un-formality of un-conference makes the audience become more open without feeling awkward.
Hello, it was the place where sharing, is simply extremely act of caring, without prawns behind the rocks or fried mee ( direct translation of : udang disebalik batu dan mi goreng :p )
The world just awesome ( which is.. very far-fetched from the reason directly, but indirectly, it was because you’re meeting new people with new ideas and it’s always newness. )
And I’ve just updated company blog with my review on Start-Up Camp KL last week. Have a read for a spin of mindset and point of view on how you look upon this world and why you shall celebrate the differences in skillsets and ideas.
Oh well, feel free to add the company into your facebook account
The cake is not a lie :p Happy 1st Birthday to the company, Flavert Media Lab Sdn Bhd that was incorporated on 07/11/07 such a nice number for a coincidence with 7/11. Before that, the company has existed since 2004 in freelance world.
We didn’t throw a party, but just a small meetup between CEO, CTO and our Graphic Designer that is me, sabau, and allia. Since we’re not partying, we end up doing a usability test drive for WeddingKami.com
And here, as one of the co-founders of the company would like to thank
God, Allah S.W.T for giving the strength, knowledge, and also, this life itself
Supports from family
A nice teamwork combination of the company.
Al-Isra geng
Friends in MMU that become our main referrals
And my clients, my visitors, forum friends, randomly met,
and for anyone who gave me an inspiration even though a single laugh and smile and appreciation towards our work.
Life is just awesome. Thank God.
PS:// im going to give a 2ND talk entitled= 2nd Hour with Flash Lite: How Flash Lite can help your Business during Start-Up Camp this 22-23 November. If you have any specific request want to know, please told me so. thanks!
P PS:// congratulations to liyananaznim for becoming an aunty.
it’s like nearly 6 days without updates. okay. i admit i’m pretty busy. last week i’m with Ambidextrous Solutions working for Nokia-Siemens Network Event. Below are just two videos for that work, the rest you can view at the company’s blog.
so people watching beijing opening, i watch Helvetica. among the things i’ve got
doctors fight for disease. designers fight for ugliness that exist and turn into beautiful masterpiece.
the name helvetica actually from helvetia, latin name for switzerland. but since you can’t named a font after a country, the creator just popped up this name ‘helvetica’
the font was perfectly balanced.
after that, i kinda appreciate what the font creator has done. i also have to choose fonts before designing. font’s is an expression. it’s not just a font. this is a must watch to everyone perhaps. Thanks to kamal fariz for introducing the next title produced by Helvetica’s director, Objectified.
Ikhwan Nazri A.K.A Tekong, Momochi Zabuza, Mok. 24/7 god servant. Full time slacker, third quarter freelancer, half timer gamer maniac, no longer a student, sometimes become navigator, and a sleepwalker. Male, single, and geek, forever a kid.
Ikhwan Nazri A.K.A Tekong, Momochi Zabuza, Mok. 24/7 god servant. Full time slacker, third quarter freelancer, half timer gamer maniac, no longer a student, sometimes become navigator, and a sleepwalker. Male, single, and geek, forever a kid.
