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Where I write things out: meals worth remembering, trips, gadgets, and the odd strong opinion.
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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.
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An easy to use Flash based map of the world down to street levels
This is a cool little tool for anyone who may be visiting a foreign city or just want to know approximately where an address is.
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Movie Review: Pirates of the Caribbean – Dead Man’s Chest
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My Comments on Steve Jobs’ Keynote at WWDC’06
Just finished reading the Live coverage of Steve Jobs’ keynote at the Apple 2006 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC’06) in San Francisco.
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Unusual Behaviour
This afternoon I was sitting at a McDonald’s restaurant in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, having my Big Mac™. All of a sudden a young kid, about 6 years old, came to my table,…
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Public Humiliation
A great image captured by Leo Laporte and posted on his Blog.
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Air Quality of Hong Kong
As you can see from this photo, Hong Kong does and can have clear sky days. Unfortunately, these days are far and few between in recent years.