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How to read Chinese menus and restaurant signs.
More ways to fill one's rice bowl.
吃米 -- Sek Faan!
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Visual fragments of a life on a little island in the South China Sea
About Me
Here, there, and everywhere
- Weather of a little island in the South China Sea
- Satellite photo of a little island in the South China Sea
- Webcam of a little island in the South China Sea
- BBC Radio 4
- Biting the hand that feeds IT
- Guardian
- Le Monde
- Tom Dispatch
- Calling Crane in the Shade
- Counterpunch
- Fat Man in the Bathtub
- Lenin's Tomb
- Dr Martin Williams
- Make It New: aworks
- On An Overgrown Path
- The Rest Is Noise
- ute zahn: violin maker
- Wikipedia
Some local links
- Alice Poon
- Batgung
- Daai Tou Laam Diary
- EastSouthWestNorth
- Eva Montauk
- Gweipo
- Hemlock II: Big Lychee, Various Sectors
- HK Observatory Director's Blog
- Hong Kong Journal
- Hong Kong Paintings
- Hong Kong Pop
- Hongkie Town
- Joyceland
- Land of no cheese
- Learning Cantonese
- Ordinary Gweilo
- Private Beach
- The Blacksmith Blog
- The Toilet Bar
- Ulaca
- Webs of Significance
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- Night songs
- Because the night
- Brummies causing trouble again
- Better Change Your Mind
- NASA TV
- Bob Dylan: Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
- Southorn Playground, Wanchai
- Hong Kong Parkview milkshake murder trial
- Interview with a British jihadist
- I Will Always Love You
- First female riot police force in China
- Every day is July 7 in occupied Iraq
- Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
- What's that bug?
- It's magic!
- Iraq: scorpions in a bottle
- Notting Hill Gate
- Bush To London Bombers: 'Bring It On'
- Iraq
- Go, Lance... go!
- Bob Dylan: Blind Willie McTell
- Liquid Assets
- If it's Tuesday, it must be Belgium
- Logic of Suicide Terrorism
- Reading Chinese menus
- Iraq Body Count
- CIA's La Dolce Vita War on Terror
- Sauve Qui Peut (La Vie)
- Sharm el-Sheik
- London Underground blog
- W H Auden: tohu-bohu
- London? It could be worse...
- Hong Kong Parkview milkshake murder trial
- Latest London incidents
- Mash up!
- Hong Kong Parkview milkshake murder trial
- Unstable weather, unstable computer
- Bob Dylan: Maggie's Farm
- Philosophical pessimism
- Cradle to cradle protocol
- Bit of a boiler
- Fly guy
- Today's newspaper front pages
- Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
- Karl Marx, man of the 21st century
- Tonight the moon is orange
- The slide to disorder
- Eyeless in Gaza
- Information aesthetics
- Hong Kong Parkview milkshake murder trial
- Rare Dylan recordings on No Direction Home
- London beer flood
- Did White House blow cover of Al-Qaeda mole?
- The Threat of Al-Qaeda and the Islamic Revolutiona...
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Legalize Afghan opium
- Dylan's No Direction Home
- Power politics
- Fox News beneath contempt? Fox News are scum
- Home Office and Foreign Office report: 'Young Musl...
- Lament for a lost son
- Up Against the Wall
- The Logic of Suicide Terrorism
- London bombing
- The Dotcom King & the Rooftop Solar Revolution
- Baghdad: From Our Own Correspondent
- Hong Kong Parkview milkshake murder trial
- If MSG is so bad for you, why doesn't everyone in ...
- Sunday, Sunday
- Low intensity insurgency
- Steve Bell cartoon from www.guardian.co.ukAlso fro...
- London bombing
- London CCTV
- London Bombs
- What life looks like from the 88th floor
- Avian flu
- G8: Beacons of dissent
- FIP Radio
- Walter Benjamin
- Origins and Common Usage of British Swear-words
- Summer songs
- The New Yorker magazine
- Nancy Kissel
- Fourth of July: the sun shone, having no alternati...
- Invisible Cities: memory, desire, signs
- Sunshine songs
- Google Map: a little island in the South China Sea
- Fan death
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