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Where I write things out: meals worth remembering, trips, gadgets, and the odd strong opinion.
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Track Day
Today was the first time I ever had a chance to drive a sports car on a race track. For someone who loves driving and cars this is definitely a special day.
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Movie Review: World Trade Center
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Track Day
Today was the first time I ever had a chance to drive a sports car on a race track. For someone who loves driving and cars this is definitely a special day.
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CSIs in the Dark
I am sure most of you have seen the TV shows “CSI” (Crime Scene Investigation) or either of its spin offs “CSI: Miami” and “CSI: NY“.
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Penalties to Discourage
If fines are there to discourage potential offenders, then why do they say:
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Another Attempt from Microsoft
Another attempt for Microsoft to further break the web sites around the world.
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Hongkish
What I am referring to is the style of written English in Hong Kong; Hong Kong English aka. “Hongkish”.
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Movie Review: Click
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Movie Review: The Devil Wears Prada
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Shall McD’s Change Its Strategy?
Many chains in the Service industry will have a particular customer service style for them to differentiate themselves among its competitors.
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Ostrich Approach
Often dictatorship and communist governments would take the “turn a blind eye” approach to social issues. I call it the “ostrich approach”, what one does not see does not exist.
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Technology Not Always the Solution
Having worked in the technology field for the past 17 years and an avid gadget guy, I am the first to admit that a technical solution is not always the best solution.
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Movie Review: The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift
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Movie Review: The Lake House
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Movie Review: Stormbreaker
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Movie Review: Miami Vice
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Zune gets Social
Microsoft’s new Zune player is suppose to have community features. Not very unlike what I had described in my Blog, “The Next iPod“, on July 23, 2005.
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The IE7 Myth – is Microsoft shifting blame?
The article written by Steven Wittens infuriated me so much that I decided to Blog about the subject also.