Abu Dhabi, 2007
“Think about it: How many places in the world can you say, ‘I’m going to establish an airline,’ and boom, two years later you have 21 planes and 37 destinations? How many places in the world can you say, ‘I need 15,000 hotel rooms,’ and boom, you have 100 new hotels in the works? How many places can you say, ‘I want world-class hospitals, universities, and museums,’ and boom, the Sorbonne, …Continue Reading →
Test pictures from the new camera: still figuring out how to use many of the functions…
Tables in my classroom
My housing estate, from my bedroom window
My desk…Continue Reading →
RJC Interact Club BOD 2006-2007
From L-R: Tan Yi Quan, Nanthini Pillay, Me, Ker Wanling, Desmond Chan, Ochi Harumi, Liao Xiangjun
Today officially concludes my term as the President of the Interact Club- a junior offshoot of the Rotary Club in schools. It has been a very enriching experience at the helm of a voluntary service organization, and I’ve learnt many lessons that I hope to apply if given the opportunity to lead an organization …Continue Reading →
Just spent 3 hours today searching for a suitable second hand camera on Yahoo Auctions- the Sanyo S6 (a cheap, plastic $170 camera) that I share with the rest of my family is firstly, shared (i.e. I can’t hog it all the time), and secondly, really quite bad.
Learnt an entire dictionary’s worth of camera-related lingo today- from ISO settings to focal lengths and what have you. From distilling them down on yahoo auctions, I’ve …Continue Reading →
First post!
This is going to be my first blog in about 4 years (the previous blog lasted about 4 entries!), so I’ll just spend the first post giving a short introduction of myself, and what this blog is about.
ABOUT ME:
My name is Daniel Ong, I live at the southernmost tip of continental Asia, in a small island called Singapore. I’m a student who will be looking to enroll in a university end …Continue Reading →
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Daniel Onggunhao (王君豪) is currently at Stanford University. I work at the intersection of computer science, design and the social sciences, to build stuff that can be used for social good.
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