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Monday, December 17, 2007

Mon, 17 Dec 2007 20:27:53 GMT

公交车上两女生的经典对白
　　以下是公交车上，两个大概上初中的小女孩的对话

　　A:哎～你和他的事，家长同意了吗?

　　B:恩，我妈同意了，而且觉得他挺好的，特老实。老爸有点不愿意，觉得我还太小了。

　　A:小什么小?又不是小学生了，怕什么?

　　B:嗯，我也这么想。

　　A:那他现在???

　　B:他现在当然和我们住一起拉!我妈都开始亲切的叫他儿子拉!呵呵

　　A:真好!真羡慕你，我妈可没这么开明!那他晚上睡哪?

　　B:当然睡我房间喽!^_^

　　A:啊?你妈都让他睡你房间拉?

　　B:恩～!

　　───────────公交车上人惊奇的目光───────────

　　A:快说说有啥感觉?

　　B:感觉?抱着他睡感觉比以前睡的踏实多了。呵呵

　　A:对了～对了!那个～他们每天是不是都很累呀?

　　B:恩～刚开始觉得挺辛苦的，后来习惯了觉得还不错啦～只是他一般都比较精力旺盛。

　　A:呵呵，那你……那你一般都给他带套吧?

　　B:我当然是主张让他带套的啦～老妈也是这个意思，说带了安全只是他自己不那么原意带。

　　A:那可不，带上那个，看着都觉得难受!等我自己有了，我就不给他带!呵呵

　　B:还是带上的好，必定我们还小，我前天特别去给他买的最大号的哦!现在每天都要好说歹说的半天，才能给他带上。

　　────────────公交车上人怪异的目光───────────

　　A:哎～!羡慕死你了!

　　B:有啥羡慕的?要么这样吧，你周末有空吗?有空来我家玩吧?住我家也没事的。

　　A:住你家?住你家我睡哪呀?

　　B:当然和我们睡一起喽?

　　平时晚上都是我受累，你来了我就可以休息下了，那他就麻烦你喽?

　　A:呵呵，我～我成吗?

　　B:没问题，相信我，我会在旁边指导你的。

　　A:恩，那好吧～就这一次哦。

　　B:想的美，我保证你这一次后就会爱上他的。

　　────────────公交车上人诧异的目光───────────

　　A:不怕～我要是真看上它了就磨我老妈也去给我买条纯种苏格兰牧羊犬

　　B:好呀～买了正好和我的凑一对，记住买狗链子时买最大号的脖套，还有买几个结实点的球球……

Monday, October 01, 2007

Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:49:08 GMT

diu ...

i thought taking 10 credit with 1 online course is going to a piece of cake ...

English 172 - Intro to Literature of Native America
tons of readings ... i hate it ... but it's ok ...

FOOD SCI 120 - Science of Food
haven't even have time to touch on it yet ... midterm in 2 days ...

Math 571- Mathematical Logic
THE FUCKING HARDEST CLASS I have ever taken ...
1st HW: 3 questions ... 9hrs
2nd HW: 7 questions ... 8hrs
3rd HW: 4 questions ... 11 hrs
4th HW: 2 questions ... due Wed.
sample question:
- There are three people in front of you. We all know in the three people that there is one prince, one peasant, and one merchant
- Prince always lie, peasant always tell the truth, merchant sometimes tell the truth and sometimes lie.
- You may ask three yes/no questions, however each question can only address 1 person
- Task is to identify the prince, peasant and the merchant
* Time: My time (4hrs) ... My Prof's time (45min) ... good luck

Saturday, September 01, 2007

Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:23:17 GMT

new phone number:

646-717-1986

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Sun, 26 Aug 2007 22:24:04 GMT

iPhone cracked ?

http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201802324

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Thu, 23 Aug 2007 00:44:23 GMT

Now you will receive us.
We do not ask for your poor or your hungry.
We do not want your tired and sick.
It is your corrupt we claim.
It is your evil that will be saught by us.
With every breath we shall hunt them down.
Each day we will spill their blood ‘til it rains down from the skies.
Do not kill, do not rape, to not steal. These are principles, which every man of every faith can embrace.
These are not polite suggestions, these are codes of behavior and those of you that ignore them will pay the dearest cost.
There are varying degrees of evil. We urge you lesser forms of filth not to push the bounds and cross over into true corruption, into our domain.
But if you do you, one day you will look behind you and you will see we three, and on that day, you will reap it.
And we will send you to whatever god you wish.

(Family Prayer)
And shepherds we shall be,
for thee my Lord for thee,
power hath descended forthfrom thy hand,
that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command.
We shall flow a river forth to thee,
and teeming with souls shall it ever be.
In nomine Patrie, Et fili, Spiritus sancti.

Today's pick

Wed, 25 Jul 2007 09:52:06 GMT

Buy MBI -- (don't know where's going to go up to)
Buy HSY -- sees upside to $56

Monday, July 16, 2007

Mon, 16 Jul 2007 16:40:48 GMT

The BEST American Town !! (from Yahoo http://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/article/103225/best-places-to-live)

1. Middleton, Wis.

100 Best American Towns

Population: 17,400
Typical single-family home: $325,000
Estimated property taxes: $6,200
Pros: Small-town charm; booming economy; extensive parks and bike trails
Cons: Do you like winter?

Troy and Sally Mayne liked Madison just fine, but they were looking for something more -- a tight-knit community where their two children could play with friends, go to school and bike to their heart's content. They found what they wanted seven miles away, in Middleton, this year's No. 1 spot. The Maynes bought a home in Middleton Hills, a nationally recognized "new urban" development with large swaths of open space and close proximity to the 520-acre Pheasant Branch conservancy.

Five years on, they feel they have the best of both worlds. They benefit from the economic and cultural advantages that come with Madison's status as home to the University of Wisconsin and as state capital. But the pace of life in Middleton is a little slower, the people friendlier. "In Madison you weren't tied in with the fabric of your community," says Troy, 43, a real estate attorney. "It's just the opposite here."

Many Middletonians, like the Maynes, commute to Madison, where Sally is a government lawyer. But Middleton proper has a strong pool of jobs too, mainly in the pharmaceutical, tech and medical industries. Dollmaker American Girl is one of the town's largest employers, and more outsiders commute to Middleton than residents leave for Madison.

After business hours Middleton has more going on than you might expect for a town of 17,000. The beer garden at the Capital Brewery is host to corporate mixers, and there are good restaurants downtown. But make no mistake: family life is what Middleton is about. In the summer you'll see parents and kids plying the bike trails of the conservancy, splashing in the town's waterslide-equipped pool or sailing on Lake Mendota.

On the downside, winter is tough, and there's not great ethnic diversity. But for Bronx natives Mary and Carmelo Saez, who settled here in 2005 after a long search for a safer community with better schools than they could find close to home, the positives easily outweigh the negatives. First, there's bang for the buck. "There are houses here that you can afford comfortably," says Mary, 35, who works in the district office of the elementary school her girls attend.

Second, there's a sense of tranquility they've longed for. "Out here it's more relaxed," says Carmelo, 37, who teaches adult education in Madison. "People are really comfortable around one another."

Sunday, July 15, 2007

Sun, 15 Jul 2007 10:44:28 GMT

got invitation by Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Hong Kong through Hong Kong Monetary Authority to watch 父子 last night.

The movie's pretty long ... 2hrs and 40min .. but overall is great~
there's another shorter version of the movie though ... but i watched the long version.

Stock update

Sat, 14 Jul 2007 16:21:13 GMT

Recommend stock:

SBUX: buy now, excepted holding till Aug about the quarterly result is out
ERTS: buy now, excepted holding ... about a year till Playstation's sales improve (look for reports of Sony!)
LOGI: sell short, excepted price floor at $24 (though analyst in BoA degrade LOGI to $18 from $26)

(the above are just some of my personnel opinions and does not represent Louis Capital Markets' interest)

Vaccine for Brain Cancer !!

Mon, 09 Jul 2007 12:40:59 GMT

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070709/hl_afp/britainswitzerlandus

that's so cool ... i wonder how much is it going to be ...

everyone should go take it, right?