- May 14 Thu 2009 13:20
救火
- May 13 Wed 2009 13:19
Bon vivant / 吃睡人生
- May 12 Tue 2009 20:27
Anusara (basic)
**昨兒收到的瑜珈教室的宣傳信裡頭的照片
媽啊 這位大師的腳怎麼沒斷 我真的太佩服他了!!
好像六月有這位大師的課 恩 我想我再練個五年才有資格去上**
- May 10 Sun 2009 12:16
朗莎
上週在寫good company的時後 突然想起有人推薦朗莎
Ferrero RondnoirTM 是金莎的好兄弟
聽說costco有在賣 星期六一家人殺去costco狂買
在零食區看到了一盒烏漆嘛黑的 就是朗莎啦
- May 10 Sun 2009 09:40
Unequally at risk / 風險不平等
- May 08 Fri 2009 13:05
Good company / 好公司
May 6th 2009 From Economist.com
Which companies have the best reputations around the world?
全世界哪家公司名聲最好?
FERRERO, an Italian chocolate-maker, has come out top in an annual survey of the world's most reputable companies. Based on perceptions of the companies in their home markets, the Reputation Institute, a research firm, has asked the public to rate the world's 600 largest firms according to trust, admiration and respect, good feeling and overall esteem. Despite the economic turmoil, respect for business is still generally quite high. But some sectors have suffered. Banks and other financial institutions, which commanded reasonable respect in years gone by, have slipped alarmingly, though they still do better than tobacco companies.
- May 08 Fri 2009 07:45
Taking in some culture / 文化薰陶
Taking in some culture / 文化薰陶
May 4th 2009 From Economist.com
Where are the world's most-popular museums?
全球最受歡迎的博物館
- May 07 Thu 2009 21:15
遠離
- May 07 Thu 2009 19:12
幼稚人
看到研究所同窗(降講好有氣質喔)說他覺得BLOG可以幫助他記憶
隨著年紀愈大腦容量愈小 BLOG可以隨時去回顧
我倒是覺得寫BLOG很像寫日記 從小我可是超級厭惡寫日記這種東西
總覺得日子過了事情發生了 記什麼呢
開心的事情記了不會更開心 難過的事情就趕快忘記別去回想二度傷害
- Apr 29 Wed 2009 13:15
well armed / 全副武裝
Apr 27th 2009 From Economist.com
Who imports most weapons? / 誰進口最多武器?
THE global arms trade has grown by more than 20% in volume over the past five years, according to a new report by the Stockholm International Peace and Research Institute, a think-tank. Imports to the Middle East have increased by 38%, with the United Arab Emirates now the world's third-largest recipient of large conventional weapons.
Israel and Egypt bought more arms than Iran, which is ranked 27th. China and India remain the world's biggest recipients of weapons, with Russia supplying the vast bulk to both countries.