Archive for the 'China' Category
Monday, March 12th, 2012
It was someone else’s idea to cast her as Chun Li, but Morgana Mou (牟丛), is an aspiring model, actress, and martial artist. She has a demo real online which hopefully I can embed from Youku.com. Given how popular my blog is for some keywords I decided to share her clip. Chun Li despite being [...]
Posted in China, Cinema, East Asia, Gaming, Japan, Korea, MMA, Search Engines, 健美 |
and Tagged: actress, Baidu, Chinese, Chun Li, 牟丛, dubious, Evolve MMA, 김옥빈, film, Fox Force Five, Gina Carano, Hitomi Tanaka, 함서희, Kill Bill 3, Kim Ok-bin, kung fu, martial arts, Morgana Mou, Nicole Chua, Park Chan-wook, pic, picture, Quentin Tarantino, Resident Evil, role, Rumi Maeda, Russ Meyer, Seo Hee Ham, Singapore, Steven Chow, Street Fighter, training montage, video, Weibo, zombies, 前田瑠美 |
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Saturday, July 9th, 2011
Some time last week, or more likely the week before, I couldn’t sleep. So while lying in bed I used my iPhone and somehow it recommended I download a game called Empire Online. I did and I’ve since spent at least 20 hours playing it. Empire Online is a MMORPG. This means lots of people [...]
Posted in China, Gaming, Internet, Online Social Networks |
and Tagged: CivWorld, Diablo, Dragon Age Legends, Empire Online, Final Fantasy, iOS, iPhone, MMORPG, role playing game, RPG, Zynga |
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
LinkedIn recently had it’s IPO and miraculously it kept going up even after the IPO price had been increased several times. This seemed to have surprised some onlookers and doomsayers will talk of another ‘tech bubble’. I don’t think that is likely to happen again as too many people learned too many lessons, however greed [...]
Posted in China, Internet, Japan, NFL, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Self Marketing |
and Tagged: analyst, Baidu, Facebook, Friendster, Guy Kawasaki, Hi5, LinkedIn, MySpace, OpenBC, predictions, prognosticator, pundit, Superbowl, timeliness, Xing |
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Tuesday, May 17th, 2011
On this blog there is a lot of crap. On most blogs there is a lot of crap. However in the five plus years I’ve been blogging and the 15 years I’ve been self publishing on the Internet I have posted information and advice people have actually found useful. Every now and then someone finds [...]
Posted in Blogging, CFA, China, Excel, Macintosh Computers, MBA, Search Engines, Self Marketing, Vancouver, Venture Capital, WordPress |
and Tagged: admissions, advice, API, Baidu, CFA Level 1, employers, exam, financing, help, hResume, looking for a job, looking for work, mashups, MBA program, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, moving to Vancouver, neighbourhoods, online, PHP, resume, spreadsheet, study materials, tips, tricks, web mashups, writing |
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Thursday, March 24th, 2011
I subscribe to the Hao Hao Report. There I said it. I haven’t subscribed to their RSS feed for a long time, I’m not an active user. I’m not an old China hand. However I did live in the country, still know people who do live there, and I want to go back to visit. [...]
Posted in Beijing, Blogging, China, Internet, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Tsinghua, WordPress, Wu Dao Kou |
and Tagged: AddThis, Alexandra Samuel, censorship, China, Digg Digg, Facebook, firewall, Google, Hao Hao Report, LinkedIn, MySpace, New York Times, online sharing, paywall, plugin, ShareDaddy, sharing, Simple Tags, Twitter |
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Tuesday, March 15th, 2011
Somehow I’ve managed to accumulate 100 or so Twitter followers. I’m not always sure who they are or why they are following me. I’m pretty sure not many have been loyal Muskblog readers for the last five years. So after reaching this milestone I thought I’d mark it with a blog post highlighting ten of [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Wu Dao Kou |
and Tagged: Badaling, Google, Google Image Search, hResume, Lush, resume, Top 10, Twitter, Yak Genitals |
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