We’re still receiving calls from parents of special needs kids interested in joining our free gymnastics and motor skills classes on Saturdays. So many calls that I get them mixed up with calls from parents of normal kids, who, as you can imagine, get a bit offended when I ask them what medical […]
This is a great book for businesses that aren’t doing too well. It’s because you’re doing too well:
Seen at a bookshop at lunchtime. Felt better immediately.
“The Paradox of Excellence : How Great Performance Can Kill Your Business” (David Mosby, Michael Weissman)
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originally uploaded by MercerMachine.
MercerMachine doodles all the time. Only difference between his […]
Mystery Tan Lines sent me a coupla links because he does a lot of ‘research’ online:
First up, the ‘No-Signboard Seafood Restaurant of computer keyboards’:
And then, this, where every key is a screen:
iTunes is […]
Fiona Xie was photographed outside the subordinate courts on Monday, the same day the two bloggers/forummers were charged with sedition. One of Mr Miyagi’s operatives (court reporting section) caught up with her and asked her some searching questions:
MMO: Hello there, Miss Xie! Nice top you’re wearing!
FX: […]
In between having to work, I thought idly about why the prosecutors chose to charge the two bloggers/forummers under the Sedition Act. One of the first thoughts that came to mind was ‘what about the Religious Harmony Act’? (The other thought was, ‘wah lao, now damn crowded, better wait until 2pm […]
Excerpt:
Bloggers react to news of charge against 2 for ‘racist rants’
TWO bloggers were charged on Monday under the Sedition Act for allegedly racist comments made on an online forum and on a website. Naturally, this has sent ripples through the blogging community.
The New Paper: Simply electric!
Lordy, this matter has consumed me. But before I go further, there’s one thing that I have to be mindful of when discussing the case.
Channelnews Asia called the other night to tell me that the names of the […]
Welcome Slashdot readers!
Or not.
I had doubts whether it was the Slashdot effect that made miyagi.sg inaccessible. My URL wasn’t even on the main article! It was in the comments! Die lah, like that!
Nabeh! I link back to you ah! […]
There’ll be more said today about this. But at least, over at Channelnews Asia, the newscasts on the hour every hour last night were fun(ny) to watch.
First, I saw myself speak for 2 seconds. (With the news being repeat broadcast 4 times, […]
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