Effectively filtering information has been becoming increasingly time-consuming.
This blog is partly devoted to the sharing of my learning of the English language (my well mastered mother tongue is Chinese and I am not an English teacher) and its *cultures*, partly to the current significant trends in Canada and in the world, and partly to my own random thoughts and little life. I am not religious, but I am somewhat interested in Christianity and Buddhism, among other personal interests. Welcome. And, have a good day.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Good authentic Chinese dishes make my stomach merry. However, they're hard to come by in Montreal.
Well, that's one of the compromises that I have to take for living in a relatively fair, rich, and democratic country.
Many entrepreneurs mistake "possible" for "probable".
(Pic from http://goo.gl/qayWr)
That's right, what measures do you take in order to make it from "possible" into the realm of "probable"?
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Now I know, youthful pop singers tend to be more or less blithe.
And that's one of the reasons why they fail to attract adult fans.
"Sir, how many degrees will be enough for me to have?" "The more the merrier."
P.S. I feel glad that universities haven't made postdoc an academic degree yet(?). If one day that happens, what degree should a professor or academic researcher with, say, twenty years of research work under his belt, be entitled to? Assume that he wants to leave the ivory tower for the real world and work in it, can he claim that he has a post-post-postdoc degree? :-)
Every person comes away from his alma mater intellectually, in a matter of years.
So, especially in this era of lifelong learning, which university or institution a person graduates from shouldn't be overly fussed about.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
By its nature, the field of investment is risky business.
So the volatility of the fortunes of individual financial firms should reflect the natural and unavoidable failures of risky undertakings, which after all is what their businesses are all about.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Many elders are so out of it.
They should streamline their own individual processes of information intake by embracing the channels of the web and the 3G / 4G network.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Wow. Canada's population is around 5 times of that of Libya. That makes me proud. :-)
Man, Canada even is the 36th most populous country in the world! Well, I guess that the gigantic number of the population of China, which was my home country, has blindfolded me so that I haven't been able to appreciate the fact that Canada is actually a relatively populous nation on the Earth. Well.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Well, it's said that New Zealand is very prone to earthquakes. Is the long term situation over there worse than in Japan?
People should consider to gradually move out of there.
Human beings really are prone to indiscretions.
A man must ask himself, "what sort of man do you want to be?"
Trade and diplomatic accords among countries are typically the tips of the iceberg.
What are the real underneath forces of them?
Saturday, February 26, 2011
It's up to every individual to use his discretion in deciding how to expend his time.
Man, that's actually an enormous responsibility, in certain senses.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Many negotiations and organizing take place discreetly, in every single significant country's political landscape.
For instance, Canada seems to have been working hard to have give and take with the Organization of American States.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Music video - 情人劫 - 老狼
Lyrics copied from http://goo.gl/Lp4NH and then corrected by me:
情人劫
作曲:郁冬 作词:郁冬
你就靠在地铁的站牌这么望着我
突然发现心中翻动一团未曾熄灭的火
很多朋友早已经走出我的生活
我所有的梦却只有你全都看过
记得我们分手那年你受了一点点委屈
今天我还不时琢磨那些点点滴滴
地铁列车接上所有的人匆匆驶过
霎时站台上就剩下我们两个
当你走后我终于知道
在你面前我在劫难逃
那些照片早已烧成了灰烬
可那些回忆怎么点也点不着
你的眼睛让我终于知道
你的怀抱让我在劫难逃
那些日子早已经无处寻找
可那些回忆跟着我奔跑
分手多年后我终于知道
再次相逢我在劫难逃
那些日子早已经无处寻找
可那些回忆跟着我奔跑
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