Muskblog: the sad, pathetic truth

I wasn’t going to blog today, but Canada’s Men’s Hockey Team finally is playing so my attempt to take a break from going out lasted one night. Last night I watched the Olympics at home, but I also played the guitar and even watched a DVD. I shouldn’t have done some domestic chores [...]

I’m at home watching the Olympics on CTV. Canada and Japan are racing long track speed skating, the 500m so the shortest distance. Canada must do well in this as I don’t think it is live. The Japanese guy won. “Nip-pon, Nip-pon!” Canada is doing well enough, but if the [...]

Wes thinks I can write new Asian language content, but I want my old content to not be gibberish, especially the trackbacks and my account of my time in China.
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I’m no good at Korean, send hot Korean chick to tutor right away…

Actually there has been a lot of big news over the last few days, so I’m stealing some moments to summarize much of it, as having just come from Storm Salon, not everyone has been paying attention to the news.
One of the other customers didn’t know that Wilco, yes the band Wilco from Chicago fronted [...]

I’d like to say it was a joyous celebration of life, OK I will say it was a joyous celebration of life, no one else will. The film is also very very clever, cunning if you will, so cunning you can brush your teeth with it.
The film is called “Lady Vengence” and was made [...]

No really SEO Blackhat found this on Image Shack or something. I really don’t think the average English speaker realizes just how much of the web is already not in English and how much of the Web will not be in English in a few short years. English wasn’t a world language of [...]

I haven’t been blogging much. I haven’t been painting much. I haven’t been doing a lot because it has been damn hot in Vancouver, now we got our familiar grey drizzle and I’m glad. I sweat too much when it is hot.
We’ve been busy at work and I’m working a bit more [...]

…was my specialization during my MBA and I sub-specialized in International Business, so the recent feature in the Economist on Entrepreneurism took me back. It was also relevant to my day job as it talked about clusters and what is needed to stimulate entrepreneurial activity in Vancouver’s inner-city.
I tried to write this post earlier [...]