Global Wellbeing

Hong Kong  The journey of pursuing freedom in mobility through homebuilt helicopters started in documentation form thanks to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The PolyU business plan competition has inspired me to team up with a student from Myanmar, who I met while having lunch in a cafeteria at The International Islamic University Malaysia where I was enrolled at the time.  Although the plan didn't win the competition, I was able to have documentation which helped me market development of homebuilt helicopter development in the region. The Peninsula Hotel with Twin Rooftop Helipads at the Twin Tower in Hong Kong along with The Batman & Jackie Chan movies showing incredible scenes showcasing helipads of Hong Kong as well as several helipads, helistops and heliports around it's territory which is quite a lot compared to the area and inspires people to find a way to enjoy their heli development opportunities and fly them around. However this is where the disconnect star...

We helped a fellow helicopter enthusiast back on 2nd August 2009 Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi passport number A 00414 178 from No 531 Mahmood Tukur Road Bayero University, Kano P.O. Box 65, Bayero University Kano, Newsite, Nigeria. With our sponsorship he came to Malaysia from London to our site and stayed freely in our hotel in exchange for promising to work on a helicopter project. Unfortunately he absconded after taking money from us, roamed around Malaysia with his friend who threatened us and extorted money from us. If you can help us get £3,570 back from Mubarak Abdullahi then we will be relieved.  His UK number was +447771129454 Mubarak Abdullahi is said to be from Bayero University, Kano. He did his BSc in Physics. We asked him to come to us in Malaysia and build helicopters. We paid for the airline return tickets from London to Kuala Lumpur. We even paid for transport in London including the metro and bus. It's not just money we lost b...

Did you know that although Silicon Valley is one of the #richest areas of the #world 1/4 people in Silicon Valley are at risk of #hunger? Approximately 26.8% of the #population qualify as ‘food insecure’ based on risk factors such as missing meals or relying on food banks. Even with a full-time #job, putting #food on the table hasn’t been simple. A survey of more than 4,000 students found about half have skipped meals due to the cost. “You’re not thinking when you pick up your shirts from dry cleaning, or getting your landscaping done, or going to a restaurant, or getting your child cared for, ‘is that person hungry?’ It’s very easy to assume they are fine.” Peralta earns too much to qualify for food stamps, but not enough not to worry. She pays $2,000 a month – or three-quarters of her paycheck – to rent the small apartment she shares with her youngest daughter. “Even just the two of us, it’s still a struggle.” So once a month, she picks up supplies at the food bank to supple...