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Mo's asleep and Day (-1) is ending.  TechEd Malaysia starts tommorow, and I've got a talk on WSE - Web Services Enhancements at 4:30pm and God willing it won't suck.

Mo睡着了，并且Day( -1 )将结束。 TechEd Malaysia开始走向明天，我在下午4:30就WSE-Web服务增强进行了一次演讲，上帝希望它不会失败。

Speaking to a non-U.S. crowd is an art, and it's not easy.  If you present to a crowd that is part Muslim, part Hindu, part Christian, part Buddist, part Chinese, part Indian, part Bumiputra, part Tamil-speaking, part Bahasa Malaysia-speaking, and part Mandarian-speaking (not to mention other languages) like they are all from Ohio, you are bound to miss the mark.  I want to present a face of respect to everyone in this very diverse country and it takes research to understand where folks are coming from.  Mo and I have been spending the last few days totally with local friends, exploring the non-tourist places, eating at street vendors and learning as much Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia as possible.  It might sound silly to do this in order to better present sessions on ASP.NET and Web Services, but I believe it's the right thing to do and I can't imagine not putting this kind of effort into it.  Maybe I'm naive, perhaps ignorant, or just an idealist.  Diversity is glorious and to be respected, but I must aim to understand (truly grok) first.  I believe to successfully teach someone of a specific culture (be that culture of Malaysia or of Brooklyn) one must be a student of that culture.

与非美国人群交谈是一门艺术，这并不容易。 如果您向一群是穆斯林，一部分印度教徒，一部分基督徒，一部分佛教徒，一部分中国人，一部分印第安人，一部分土著，一部分讲泰米尔语，一部分讲马来西亚语和一部分讲曼荼罗的人群介绍(更不用说其他语言)，例如它们都是俄亥俄州的语言，您一定会错过这个标记的。 我想向这个非常多元化的国家/地区的每个人表示敬意，需要进行研究才能了解人们的来历。 莫和我过去几天一直在与当地朋友一起度过，探索非旅游者的地方，在街头小贩吃饭，并尽可能多地学习普通话和马来语。 为了更好地介绍ASP.NET和Web服务上的会话，这样做听起来很愚蠢，但是我认为这是正确的做法，我无法想象不为此付出努力。 也许我是天真的，也许是无知的，或者只是一个理想主义者。 多样性是光荣的，值得尊重，但我必须首先致力于理解(真正的骗子)。 我相信要成功地教某一种特定文化的人(马来西亚或布鲁克林的文化)，一定要是该文化的学生。

There are some 'ugly Americans' in KL (you can hear them in the cafes, they're hard to miss) and I've wished I had this T-shirt a few times.

吉隆坡有一些“丑陋的美国人”(您可以在咖啡馆听到他们的身影，他们很难错过)，我希望我能多次穿这件T恤。

Lots of interesting stuff today.  We ate breakfast overlooking the tallest buildings in the world, the Petronas Towers.  Went out to the rural areas and visited a Chinese village, went to a Taoist Temple, and Mo ate Durian (the King of Fruits).  We also went up to the "First World Hotel" at the top of the world in the Genting Highlands.

今天有很多有趣的东西。 我们吃了早餐，俯瞰着世界上最高的建筑物，即双子塔。 去了农村，参观了一个中国村庄，去了一个道观，和Mo ate Durian (水果之王)。 我们还前往了位于云顶高原的世界之巅的“第一世界酒店”。

I added a new photo slide show at http://www.hanselman.com/MalaysiaDay3.  I tell ya, the Casio Exilim EX-Z3 is schweet.

我在http://www.hanselman.com/MalaysiaDay3上添加了新的照片幻灯片放映。 我告诉你， Casio Exilim EX-Z3是schweet。

Tommorow I'll blog about more details of the conference and the technical things and cultural snafus that arise.

Tommorow我将在博客中详细介绍会议的细节以及出现的技术问题和文化狂热。

翻译自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/malaysia-day-1-wrapping-up

马来西亚央行