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By abaragus On July 19, 2010No Comments
From the desk of the administrator of De Mid Borneo‘s weblog…
If you are the administrator of blog sites and is using WordPress (WP) as your blog platform and had recently upgraded to WP Version 3.0 – just like us – than you might have encountered these: Missing “Update” or “Publish” or “Save” Daft buttons.
Bloggers experience these missing buttons issues right after upgrading to the new version of WordPress 3.0 which created a “havoc” on the world wide web – well for some. We, at De Mid Borneo, did have some sleepless nights for a while…
Whether you are adding new posts or adding new page and if that most-important-button is missing than here is the layman term on how to fix this problem: Click here to continue reading
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By abaragus On July 14, 2010
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Hi all,
This website is experiencing a tiny (it was a major one previously) problem with it’s “page” attributes. It is actually caused by some technical error either from the WP platform or our webhoster side.
So,where is the problem?
Can you this site’s pages: “Home”, “About”, “Contact”, “Packages”, “De Mid Borneo” above?
That “De Mid Borneo” is actually a mistake and efforts to make changes has came a dead end, halted, stopped when the “Update” button, in the article posting area suddenly vanished, gone, disappeared to… we don’t where. We are hoping that that much-needed-button will show up again somehow by tomorrow…
If you think the webmaster is NOT doing his/her job correctly then please hold it for now.
So please forgive us – Team DeMidBorneo – for the funny looking site.
We’ll make up for some lost times…
By abaragus On July 12, 2010
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Dearest friends and customers,
Just a quick reply: THANK YOU for the enquiries for some photo updates of our new Kota Kinabalu operation’s office. Although we are still at the stage of tweaking here and there BUT “a few photo updates will be nice” said a friend and a customer of ours.
Team DMB will upload the photos in no time so that YOU may be able to “take a tour” of our new office. Well, honestly speaking, we have nothing to boast about it BUT we hope that with the updates our friends, existing and future customer will be able to find us easily… NOTHING is more important then the assurance of something solid: a photo that speaks a thousand words.
And with a location map too…
Please come back to this site again soon…
With warmest regards !
TEAM DE MID BORNEO
By abaragus On June 23, 2010
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Greetings from De Mid Borneo…
We are pleased to announce that De Mid Borneo’s Kota Kinabalu operation office has been relocated to a new office at KK Taipan, Inanam New Township – about 10 minutes drive from the city centre of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
The new office offers a more conducive and improved facilities and of course more spacious that hopefully will ascertain a better service providing for our customers – and us too.
In order for our existing and future customers to get in touch with us, here are the latest updates on our contact details:
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By abaragus On April 8, 2010
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From the Diving Division of De Mid Borneo Sdn Bhd…
We have been recently reassigned, as an appointed contractor by Tulus Semai Sdn Bhd (Bintulu), Sarawak, to reinstall the AWAC Sensor that belongs to Bintulu Port Sdn Bhd (BPSB).
AWAC sensor, battery and cable installation job required a team of divers, supplied by De Mid Borneo Sdn Bhd, to fix the sensor onto a custom-made steel bar at a depth of 8 meters within the Bintulu Port vicinity – restricted area. Once installed, this sensor will be able to collect data of currents and wave movement around Bintulu area – purposes known only to BPSB. The gathering of data is accomplish through the use of a high-tech customize-software, program and applications. That is all that we can say about the AWAC system: please contact BPSB or Tulus Semai Sdn Bhd for further details on the AWAC Sensor.
We were lucky this time because the weather was perfect – calm sea and improved underwater visibility. The divers took a total bottom time of 126 minutes to complete the underwater installation. All together we needed only around 2 hours to get the sensor up and running as the top side team took around 30 minutes to satisfactory connect and calibrate the system.
To gain access to the restricted area, a special permit must be obtained prior to departure. At least one BPSB’s personnel will be onsite to accompany and monitor that everything is being done according to the job specs and regulations.
DMB’s divers had prearranged all their diving equipments ahead of time including scuba tanks, which were outsourced in Bintulu – it would be very costly to transport scuba tanks all the way from Kota Kinabalu. The divers planning must be done well ahead of time too. Every details must be re-checked to avoid delays for the AWAC sensor installation job.
Well, again, this time was a success for the involved parties – and the divers too. A job well done!
Now that the job is completed and operational we can be rest assured that we can now go home wearing a big smile on our faces – knowing that everything should be up and running as planned.
Adios & thank you Bintulu.
P/S: This article was written and posted while the divers were just about to leave for Kota Kinabalu, Sabah – where De Mid Borneo Sdn Bhd’s main office is located.
By abaragus On March 30, 2010
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Career opportunity: applicants are invited to fill in the post as Computer Electrical Technician and join our ever-developing team with De Mid Borneo Sdn Bhd.
The article below has been published at www.mudah.my recently – a Malaysian-based site.
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By abaragus On February 10, 2010
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Latest news: You are invited to join one of the biggest and most interesting club in the world today – the divers club!
Team De Mid Borneo has decided to publish the Scuba Diving Rates for your easy reference. You may download the package flyer in PDF format by clicking the link below:
2010 DMB Scuba Diving Rates
So, if you are interested to dive or would like to join the world’s biggest underwater club than this is the right place to start. Follow these simple easy step-by-step guide:
Step#1: Download our latest scuba diving flyer.
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