Make a point of enhancing your English a little bit here or there everyday.

Some investors tend to anticipate gravies.

Well, it would be surprising or astonishing if there weren't some people like that, wouldn't it? :-)

In certain senses, it is far easier to reach truth in Canada than in China.

One thing that I don't quite grasp is that Western leaders often remonstrate about dictatorship during their official visits in lands governed by what they scold.

Parents are natural scolders of their children who tend to irritate people's limits.

The cron functionality of the Blogger platform is interesting.

I wonder how much resources the platform allocates to it.

Russet sky

A bird showers in the russet sky
A man walks on the refreshing path

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To sanctify individual rights unleashes lots of potential in a society.

Some people are erring in their career paths.

Well, it's hard not to err, of course.

How is it if we compare the book 'The Catcher in the Rye' with the 2010 Taiwanese film 'Monga'?

Because Google Buzz, the social networking service that Google rolled out in February 2010, is generally considered to be a failure, I am abandoning it for the time being.

It's hard and time-consuming to navigate the social networking landscape, isn't it?

President Obama gets scoldings from all angles.

That actually boils down to one thing: money. Capitalism runs on money.

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Well. Do you think the current pension crises ripping through the Western countries will also present themselves in China down the road?

It is interesting of the remedy of mutual exclusivity of two or more threads for the race condition.

The file widget is interesting.

The government in a democratic society tends to be scolded all the way.

Don't those politicians in it get discouraged?

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Some entrepreneurial endeavors are vain efforts,

because the entrepreneurs who initiated those are ill-equipped and will remain so.

We have hied for too long on the road of materialism.

Canadian winter is bereft of warmth outdoors.

And it is too long.