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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Dragon fruit shake
I attended Greater China's and Asia South's sales fiscal year kick-off and annual partners summit for 3 days. After such deep submersion, I now have a deeper appreciation on field organizations. We engineers sit in the air-conditioned rooms and click … Continue reading
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Imagine your daughter was living overseas
Mel recently blogged something that stirred up old memories. Colored Factoids: Each year, US Government allows 65,000 H1-B visas: a necessity for any foreigner to work in the US legally. High-tech companies snatch them up so quickly like kids do … Continue reading
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Taichi & Taoism
Every Chinese is part Confucist, part Taoist, and part Buddhist. The ingredients change fluidically. At work, for career, Confucism’s strict social protocols prevail. At heart, deeply, there is the desire to be harmonical with the nature: just let it be. … Continue reading
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