The enskied Google Inc. has slowed down their innovation pace.

Personally I think the reputed enormous resources put in the "Google+" thing is their relatively dumbest strategic bet.

One of the problems with an overly materialistic lifestyle, which is way too common in this era during which Capitalism rules the roost in most societies, is that many things in it are merely for show, which is, ah, shallow vanity.

Chinese descendants are scattered all over the world.

Japan, South Korea, Southeastern Asia, Africa, U.S.A., Canada, The Carribeans, South America, Europe. You name a country, then there are a lot of Chinese offsprings in it. Even the teeny weeny state of Mauritius has got a large group of Chinese people.

Of course, Indians are like that, too.

This world is full of stiff competitors.

So faint are the options available right now for the traditional Japanese electronics makers such as Panasonic and Toshiba.

It's said that muskets were supplanted by rifles in the history.

It seems that in Canada, many people don't have enough pecuniary wisdom to handle their hard earned money.

Confidence normally denotes capability, and humility normally denotes wisdom.

I continually bemoan to myself the lack of vegetables available in dishes when I eat out in commonplace restaurants and chains in Montreal.

"Couloir" looks very French.

Some white people's skin looks too doughy and plain.

The sodden economy saddens people.

Some parts of Montreal have visages of desolateness.

"The people before me said the ATM machine doesn't work," I said.

Probably "corrigendum" will become an outdated word.

If the institution of traditional marriage is inherited from the patriarchal society, then what kind of replacement institution will emerge from the nidus of Feminism?

China's cities are often filled with architectural pastiches.

On that grey day, J was walking on the Sherbrooke street dejectedly.

Once I was genuinely asking a young Quebecois girl for the directions in a shopping centre, and she didn't give me the time of day.

"Sorry, I don't speak English," and then the stuck-up girl simply walked away.

So many American and Canadian women are incarcerated in their materialistic obsessions.