I personally think that some career paths actually are formidably difficult, if the people pursuing them knew beforehand. Knowledge is power.

Some worthwhile voices are lost in the massive noises on the internet. Can that be called an example of market inefficiencies?

Well, I don't know much about Mr. 周立波. But honestly, some of that Shanghai person's behaviors speak of bad taste in life.

I try to not lose any moment.

The details of people's daily life are more and more told of in this internet era.

What's the news with you, American economy?

For some, if not many, entrepreneurs who hold full-time jobs, the lack of time forbids them from sustaining their endeavors.

(Pic from http://goo.gl/97ldI)

The said "moral bankruptcy" of Goldman Sachs and the likes of it & "a global financial levy"

The former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown once mentioned "a global financial levy" for banks and financial institutions. I wonder how well the actual implementation of it goes worldwide. I believe many people are watching that.

Take this as at http://goo.gl/QrekV:

Mr Brown said: "We need a global financial levy for the banks, we have to quash remuneration packages such as Goldman Sachs. I cannot allow this to continue. 

"Everything I find out convinces me we've got to go in deeper and I believe I'm the man to go in and deal with these problems with the banks." 

Last week Mr Brown said he made a "mistake" when he acceded to call for lighter regulations on financial institutions during his years as chancellor. 

Today he said: "Every time I moved on regulation I had people saying this is ridiculous - deregulation is the only way forward. I accept we didn't know what was going on inside independent companies. 

"The banks have let us down. There is a moral bankruptcy reflected in what I've been reading about and hearing out. I want a special investigation." 

Mr Brown added: "The banks are a risk to the economy. We've got to make sure they behave in a proper way. We've got to do it at an international level. We need agreement about what we need to do. A new global constitution for the banks is a big issue."

The forbiddingly tough economic situations in Europe, the political upheavals in the Mideast, and their potential interplays given the two regions' geographic proximity look worrisome for the still weak global economy.

Has the U.S. treated its financial debt to the U.N. too blatantly?

Hotmail is so apparently poorly managed. I don't understand why a myriad of people are still using it. Over time, it will wither, anyways.

Gmail by Google is the way to go.

I really think that the problem of information overload is formidable and consequential.

從太平洋中國到大西洋加拿大的洲際長程，

我的身軀是花費十幾個小時嗖地一下子飛過來的，我的心、腦、舌卻是花費多年一步又一步地走過來的。

I suppose that Beijing has become a forbidding mega city because of its extremely high housing costs, annoying traffic jams, and so on.

Perhaps I am lucky in that I came from China to Canada to seek my future, although many people think that great opportunities exist in China.