Poncho is different than raincoat.

The local Unibroue beers aren't bad at all. Nice.

Heck, a Release the Kraken underwear.

See http://www.jinx.com/p/release_the_kraken_boxer_briefs.html .

What a fantastic adoption of the great meme.

It seems that in many Hong Kong movies I've watched over the years, rooftops appear in them often.

Are those scenes a beacon that Hong Kong people crave for hard-to-get space?

Are most cheap things inevitably shoddy? At the end of the day, you get what you paid for.

Watching stand-up comedies is a good way to amuse oneself.

碎波秋水，青葱节气已过。

If to demand bribes is customary in a country, then what sorts of people and businesses want to conduct business in that country?

And do the business clients and average consumers lose in that country? And what do they lose?

Music video - Gangnam style - PSY

With the ascendance of the formidable Samsung, South Korea seems to have soared beyond its peers among the Four Asian Dragons, business-wise, pop-fashion-wise, and pop-culture wise.

Here comes a recent spectacularly popular MV - 江南區 style:



And here's the English translation of its lyrics:
http://www.kpoplyrics.net/psy-gangnam-style-lyrics-english-romanized.html

Thrift is one good characteristic that Chinese descendants are apt to have.

Let's hope the ongoing sweep of spending on credit cards in China won't change that thrift much.

When RIM began to lose the U.S. market, they handed their company to fatalism. It's that straightforward.

No offence, a Blackberry sold in Indonesia does't mean the same thing as a Blackberry sold in the U.S. Not at all.

See http://beforeitsnews.com/science-and-technology/2012/09/dismal-rim-sales-in-us-as-meaningful-number-of-stores-sell-zero-blackberrys-2468960.html .

Once I heard a British to mimic the affectation of some sort of British posh accent.

It intrigued me.

Many Montrealers choose to amuse themselves with reading books or e-books for some time day in, day out.

That's good. That's much better than the alleged situation in China.

RIM has only been giving its naysayers more and more fodder during the recent 6 months.

Cooking has become one of my habitual activities.

Maybe opprobrium on GE is surfacing, because it's probable that the once splendid giant company's biz will grow no further.

U.S. Election 2012 has been red hot.

At work is a gigantic democratically political machine. At issue is how much responsibilities belong to the government and how much to the individuals.

The bonanza of mobile computing is so fast and furious.

Bouts of cyber espionage, allegedly from China, get Western countries to be very concerned.

Canada's intelligence agency, CSIS, has come out and warned the government and the public for several times already.

Country-level politics seems to be very complicated. Much much more complicated than the province-level politics.

The titan-silver color is silver-gray.

By the way, I think titanium camping mugs look cool.