Archive for 'Hong Kong'
December 2009 Continues
Due to my fear of the trend of anti-biotic resistant bacteria, this Slate article by Brian Palmer was quite fascinating – he’s suggest we adapt, much as the bacteria are adapting. Sure, we should evolution to our advantage. Sad news: Time’s Richard Lacayo is ending the “Looking Around” blog on Time.com to concentrate on other [...]
Posted: December 3rd, 2009 under Brooklyn, Hong Kong, Los Angeles - Orange County.
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Fall into Winter
….in Hong Kong at least it’s not so sudden like say Beijing. The change in weather is nice and also making things somewhat more mellow for me. On the other hand, things have been very busy with the year end and should be full-on until December. Looking forward then to some R&R and spending time [...]
Posted: November 4th, 2009 under Hong Kong.
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It Can’t Be the End of August
I’m in denial that it’s almost the end of summer. This Slate article by Daniel Gross raises a good point: it’s kind of hard to criticize government health insurance if you’re a recipient of government health insurance. Well, no one said that hypocrisy isn’t funny. I’ve really enjoyed watching Nova ScienceNow this summer. It had [...]
Posted: August 26th, 2009 under Beijing, Brooklyn, Hong Kong, Manhattan, Washington, D.C..
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Star Trek and my blog
With the new Star Trek movie the amount of hits daily to my blog went up 4-5 times. Apparently people were clicking on one of my pictures where I was comparing Star Trek with successful IT people. Funny really, I’d never have thought that before. Anyways, it’s nice to be back blogging there although I [...]
Posted: May 10th, 2009 under Hong Kong.
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Chiming in from HK
It’s been a very long while since I last visited/posted here. I’m sorry to have missed out on the musings here. Life certainly has been extremely hectic and too many little things compete for my spare time. Anyways, it’s the Labor Day holiday here in HK and much of Asia. So it’s been good downtime [...]
Posted: May 2nd, 2009 under Hong Kong.
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Wishing all a great New Year 2009!
2008 is winding down and man, it’s been a heckuva year. Am still working through and busy and not a lot of down time. Still, got a chance to go out and hook up with some fellow walkers/hikers in HK through a Meetup Group. I really like it. So looking forward to more hikes and [...]
Posted: December 31st, 2008 under Hong Kong.
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Change!
That’s the key word… I dropped by on my Saturday day off and found so much change on this site! I think it’s good… but nowadays I don’t know what change is good or bad. Change is… just change. B- is out today in her cooking class and she’s come up with some great recipes [...]
Posted: September 13th, 2008 under En route, Hong Kong, KL/Ipoh, Malaysia.
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Being a Happy and Successful Lawyer
I came across this nice story on being a happy and successful lawyer from David Maister’s blog: Passion, People, and Principles. Stephen C. Ellis is the managing partner at the law firm of Tucker, Ellis & West. What follows is the commencement address he gave at Case Western reserve School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio [...]
Posted: August 16th, 2008 under Hong Kong.
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Resistance is futile – am now part of the blog-o-sphere
How could I resist? Well, combination of (l)user error and less than optimal tools, I didn’t have my own blog. Now, thanks to F C and a HK blogger/consultant named Dan, I got off my fat butt and got one going. The credit of my blog’s name completely goes to F C. His genius came [...]
Posted: July 14th, 2008 under Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
2 days, 2 nights so far in Hong Kong and it’s been a nice relaxing time. Visited a couple of new friends of Bridget’s and ate dimsum at famous Maxim’s City Hall. Great view into Kowloon side. Then walked around IFC did some shopping – found that Ecco shoes much cheaper than Taipei. Couple of [...]
Posted: December 24th, 2007 under Hong Kong.
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