Comment on Does Twitter really improve our life? by John There has been some talk in the blogosphere about real-time Twitter micro novels, this approach would be interesting in particular genres such as Twitter crime micro-novel … A vampire did it http://twitter.com/NYCrimeStories NYCrimeStories approach is informative (procedurally educational ) and the story interesting…. Comment on Online Mass Collaboration – new way of doing things by Horizon Sounds like a good idea. Will it be like slideshare website? Anyway, just notify us when you’re done. ^^ Comment on No Time or No Interest? by Relax Hello. Welcome hui hui Tara! I think gaming while commuting is fine as long as they balance up their gaming with reading later. Comment on No Time or No Interest? by HuiHuiakaTara Hi, I’m coming to visit ur blog! Well, as for me reading books is as good as replacing PSP, in Singapore nowadays kids and adults play this electronics device on train and buses which I think is not good thing at all as it shut off one’s mind from reality. Exp. like missing a stop or not giving up their seats to the most needed because they are gaming. But still there are some people reading books in train and buses. So I guess there is hope! =p Comment on No Time or No Interest? by Relax @CLF Hi CLF. Actually, I am refering to adults. Adults have no excuse of not touching books, unless they are illiterate. Hmmm… reading is not really Malaysians’ favourite activity. what a pity @Horizon Yes. eBook is still a book. The only difference: one is soft copy while the other is hard copy. I prefer books as I can cary them around. Comment on No Time or No Interest? by Horizon Does ebook consider a book? It’s better that you read from computer since you can search for the words that you don’t understand. Comment on No Time or No Interest? by CLF Hahah, prob is the reading habit in Malaysia is not good enough. Yea, those children may have started reading the books at early age, but those kind of books doesn’t really stimulate their interest in reading as they’re being forced by parents. if want the kids to take up reading habit, the parents must their a role model. this is what my parents did, they read, so i followed reading as well. a newspaper can be a good start, though nowadays more and more rubbish, craps and spams are filling it up. Comment on Should we tolerate homosexuality, transsexuality and adult incest? by Alilin sooooo……im going to blab cuz im tired so if u can understand and follow awsome if not…sry. k homosexuality. ill argue 2 points…its my body how r u going to come on me n tell me what i can and cannot do. im bi. for those wo just think its gross…good for u u dont have to engage in it n it leaves more fsh in the water for me ;P. for the godly peeps who say its a sin…good. most western faiths preach free will/agency/choice in one format or another. ive heard its wrong (thanks), n i think most of the rest of society has too, so can we start protesting something else. refer back to ur texts and see judge not lest ye be judged, or i {god} grant you the power of choice. some will argue “well god gave you free agency so that you could choose to follow his words back to his kingdom. well darn, guess god messed up there. if there is an entity of all imnipotence then it (she ;P) would have seen the development of mankind and must have been ok with it (or at least tolerant) cuz were not all crispy fried. now that ive ranted… tolerence… i tolerate brainwas….i mean uh religeon so why cant anything else be tolerated. it comes down to personal choice. now to the topic ive skirted. incest. i havent personally done a study on the effects incest has on the children so i cant atest to that but everything you do in this world tends to lead to one negative thing or another now adays (either cancer,std’s tomors, obesity, etc). hmm..if people develop a relationship that is healthy and beneficial for them i cant say judge that. socially its unacceptable but so are many other things. i think if its consentual and the individuals understand the possible risks to childbirth…go for it. its their bodies n their choice. u can point out what about the child but i can point out so many other cases in societies all over the world where “what about the child?” can be applied but its accepted n “tolerated” as the social norm. that can lead to so many other discussions but if the people love and care for each other THAT is an environment the child should be brought up in birth defects or not. Comment on The way you dress does affect your life by How to have more social success News / Updates / Blog » Social Skills Carnival #11 […] The Wise Curve presents The way you dress does affect your life […] Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by bengbeng i have added yr feed so i will know when u update Comment on The way you dress does affect your life by kayy you are an amazing writer and you bring up magnificent points all the power to ya! xo Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by Lucas hey hansi, you havent updated your blog in a while. anyway we will keep you updated about Raquel’s pregnancy. we dont know who might be the father of the baby yet , as it can be anyone who has lived in this flat in the last 4 months (yes you are included). Comment on Understanding Freakonomics by Brian Oates Blog Carnival: Business Books - September 17, 2008 Welcome to the September 17, 2008 edition of business books. Ned Carey presents What Should Be In Your Library? posted at Baltimore Real Estate Investing Blog ElleAtDefiningSomeday presents It’s Your Ship: Management Techniques from the Best Dam… Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by His Food Blog Nice!! Thanks for dropping by. Comment on Stair Climbing - A Good Alternative to Jogging by SAROJ KUMAR PATNI i am a 58 year old male. since last few months i am climbing 30 flights a day. at present i do not feel any discomfort but what are the long term disadvantage on my knees if i continue climbing 30 flights a day on a regular basis. Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by HuiHuiakaTara Hi! It’s so long since I pass by your blog, I’m just rolling by…. hehehe! Have a nice day! Comment on The way you dress does affect your life by Skimpy Sexy Thongs » Seduction And Relationship Advice - Second Edition […] presents The way you dress does affect your life posted at The Wise Curve, saying, “Respect is an abstract concept that is hard to be defined. […] Comment on Facing quarter life crisis by smita Even me going thru this crisis, i feel very much insecured about my job, and no interst left in the relationships. i try avoiding myself being exposed to the real world. veru much confused. thinking about this, i always end up with a bad mood. Comment on Poverty, Slum and Homelessness by Rose Of course you are talking about poverty in general. I am taking a course about poverty, with most people thinking a person is poor because of social problems. But I think bigger, because I see a bigger picture. social inclusion and social cohesion I recently read an article that can demonstrate social inclusion and social cohesion. Of course years have passed since the fumigation of the crops in the region of Latin America and Colombia. Despite years of fumigation, with diseases in crops, and resulting diseases in this region of the world , the war between Washington and the Drug Cartels are good examples chaos of social cohesion and social inclusion regarding poverty, war, and how they both become a war on poverty, with both sides who have their reasons for the continued friction seen in the world. The crops have been fumigated by government money for years, and for many people, this is the stratisfication of poverty, in regards to social inclusion and social cohesion, causes the guerillas to fight Washington back supported fumigists who are trying to eradicate drug crops, while the guerillas maintain they are only trying to protect three markets which consist of the cattle drivers, the poor of course, and other markets, besides their argument they could depend on Brazil cattle drivers for food for the poor, the other side maintains, continued fumigation on their cattle and vegetation will cause more poverty. There are two good sides to the reasoning the guerillas feel this way fumigation and diseases resulting in diseases hard to treat and sterility. One of course the fumigation has been going on for years, besides sending government supported militias to cut down the crops by hand, Washington chooses to use fumigation, and most militias feel this is wrong because fumigation causes many serious health problems including many diseases that only Western medicines can cure. On the other hand Washington and the Guerillas use their weapons of words over the two meanings, and the guerilla side of the story is that war on poverty and drugs is a war on militias. Comment on Should we tolerate homosexuality, transsexuality and adult incest? by Bobbie Dawn Carnival of Sexuality - September 1, 2008 Welcome to the September 1, 2008 edition of carnival of sexuality. We have so many great submissions this month, that I have decided to categorize them! Thank-you to everyone who submitted and participated this month, and I hope you all enjoy this edit… Comment on Should we tolerate homosexuality, transsexuality and adult incest? by Alternative Sexuality Carnival: Posts About Sex in the Media and More! « Everybody Does It: An Alternative Sex Blog […] presents Should we tolerate homosexuality, transsexuality and adult incest? posted at The Wise Curve “I wish this post will spawn a healthy and highly interactive […] Comment on The way you dress does affect your life by pinkblocks - personal power and self help » Blog Carnival on Personal Power August 31, 2008 […] but I love to share my opinion on how we dress and its impact on our life. Relax presents The way you dress does affect your life posted at The Wise […] Comment on Poverty, Slum and Homelessness by ImprovedLife.ca Twenty Third Edition of the Carnival of Improving Life Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by Steve in Beijing Hi, Do you have the other closing ceremony songs to listen to ? Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by foongpc I did not really like the closing/farewell song. Prefer the opening theme song. Will miss the Beijing Olympics : ( Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by Angie Tan The song was nice. Nice to see the stars from China, HK and Taiwan collaborate for the song. Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by Jaszmin it wuz so nice! Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by relax @CLF yea.. not so bad for Mandopop. @ZhaoMing Only the fast ones will get gold medals Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by ZhaoMing u r always fast.. Lolz…. Comment on 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony farewell song “Hard to Say Goodbye” ???? by Liu huan, Jackie Chan, Emil Chau and Andy Lau by CLF This song not bad!