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EducateDeviate

http://educatedeviate.wordpress.com

I started this blog on New Years 2006 after being inspired by my Up with People trip. I knew that there was demand for information about alternative education in Malaysia, but not too many resources. The blog’s since grown into a key resource for Malaysian youth trying to find ways to explore their passions, learn about different things, or just have experiences outside the status quo. I would like to expand the site into a fully-fledged resource, with databases, links, and multiple contributors, and I’d also like to branch out into real-world services, such as a resource center, advice, roadshows, or publications.

Wanna Be A KP

http://wannabeakp.wordpress.com

This blog documented my attempt to get into the KaosPilots schools, particularly with regards to seeking funding. It was mostly personal and was a space for me to share my hopes, dreams, frustrations, and disappointments. I gave away a KaosPilot A-Z book through the blog, and managed to connect with plenty of other students this way.

Up With Tiara

http://upwithtiara.livejournal.com

This blog documented my Up with People (WorldSmart) tour in 2005, as well as my two-week work with the Premiere in April 2006. During my tour, very few in the crew had heard of blogging and I was one of 3 (out of 50) that kept a regular log. This blog became an impetus for EducateDeviate, and I kept it going during my trip to Denver for the Premiere. It’s deeply personal, but public as well; while it’s not extremely detailed, it does give an insight into the challenges and gifts that come with a world tour of amazing young people and strange circumstances.

AshaGill.Com

http://ashagill.com

I had known Asha since the [my demand] days of 2001 and we are very close friends. She approached me in 2003 to set up her official website, which acts both as a portfolio and as a way to get in touch with potential clients and fans. For a few years I maintained the site with blog entries (from Asha), media clippings, photos, and so on. I also actively sorted and responded to fanmail, often being the go-between for Asha and a potential client. Currently the site is in hiatus, as both of us are busy, but I still work on her fanmail pro bono and we’re working on getting a new version of the site up and running.