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Based on Wikipedia, She was born to Taiwan parents, studied piano since five, grew up in Saratoga, California, got a CS degree from Stanford, and worked in Cisco for two years as a software engineer. Then she quit and … Continue reading
Hell’s Kitchen
I avoid reality shows, unless when I have been hooked. Then I thank Hulu for allowing me to finish the season in one long sitting. Can I say I watch Hell’s Kitchen for education? I frequent restaurants reasonably and really … Continue reading
也想北京
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Beijing’s Blue Sky
Late autumn is my favorite Beijing season, from mid-October to mid-December. The vacation season is over, the cool air refreshes, it does not rain, and the skys are blue. The municipality has been trying very hard to help. The world … Continue reading
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Angels & Demons
Angels & Demons Tom Hanks based on Dan Brown’s fiction I enjoyed the book and overdosed on Dan Brown with it. By that time, I have read Da Vinci Code and Digital Fortress. I liked his pace, but all those … Continue reading
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我居然忘了æŽå¸«å¸«æ˜¯æ°´æ»¸è£çš„人物. 野å²ä¸å¸¸æé€™ä¸€ä»£å妓. 她色è—å† æ±äº¬,迷倒宋幑宗. 金人入京後,散淨家財,抵æ»ä¸å¾ž. 水滸ä¸çš„女性人物,雖然生動,ä½†å¤šç‚ºè² é¢. æµå‚³æœ€å»£,還當上金瓶梅主角 的就是潘金蓮了. å¦å¤–都是é…è§’: æœ€è±ªæ°£çš„æ˜¯ä¸€ä¸ˆé’æ‰ˆä¸‰å¨˜, 但居然å«çµ¦äº†çŸ®è…³è™ŽçŽ‹è‹±. 其他有åšäººè‚‰åŒ…åçš„å«äºŒå¨˜å’Œæœ‰ç”·äººæ°£æ¦‚的顧二嫂. 看到了æŽå¸«å¸«,終於出了個有個性,æœ‰æ‰æ°£çš„çš„é‡è¦äººç‰©. å²ä¸Šæ²’貂蟬其人,羅貫ä¸çš„三國把她推進四大美女排行榜. 所以有人以趙飛燕代. æŽå¸«å¸«ä¹Ÿæ²‰éšè½é›,閉月羞花. 但åªè½ç‚º”å妓”. 其實美女代代有. 能以美色傾城傾國應是:西施,æ˜å›,æ¥Šè²´å¦ƒåŠ å€‹æ²–å† ä¸€æ€’çš„é™³åœ“åœ“.
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iPod Touch v. iPhone
Yesterday, I found the new 64GB iPod Touch on sales for $379. Next to it was the 32GB version for $279, almost 30% drop since I bought mine 6 months ago. I felt stupid. In many social occasions recently, I … Continue reading
Moon Cake Day
This is a re-write from several years ago. My long-time readers will recognize it. Sorry. The 8th full moon, from New Year, is the Autumn festival in China — October 4th this year. Some people call it Moon Festival. It … Continue reading
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Long Trip
Gone are the days I was a road warrior, logging more than a dozen international trips per year and earning the coveted status on airline’s frequent flyers’ club. In those days, I memorized many numbers from filling the same form … Continue reading
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11:14
11:14 Directed and written by Greg Marcks It is really hard to review this film without spoiling it. I won’t. There is a genre in Chinese fictions that’s part mystery, part horror, and part fate. They usually end with the … Continue reading