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- Literature and Religion: Podcast with Kobukson (25)
- MojoRider: kobukson, thanks for your thoughts. to me, it’s one big epistemlogical mystery. Something happened...
- kobukson: correction: Scripture does NOT hold the view that matter=evil.
- kobukson: Mojorider: Kobukson, you had touched briefly upon Jesus being a feminist….very interesting. The Gnostic...
- Why Do Asian People Have Bad Eyesight? (1)
- B: Hi, this is actually a very good post – I was adopted from Korea and I have glaucoma…since I was a...
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- jaehwan: Done!
- RiceCakeRabbit: :-s Sorry for the double post, feel free to delete one or the other…
- jaehwan: Sorry, RCR, my spam filter is weird. It’s supposed to be “learning” how to better identify...
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- A handful of sugar, a pinch of salt, and a liter of water (15)
- Why Parents Hate Parenting (10)
- TZ: @ Leon: I love other people’s kids too but I’m not so good with them. At a company function I once...
- jaehwan: Alpha, I totally agree. I know lots of people who succumb to the pressure/promises of kids being some kind...
- MojoRider: I’ve no experience in being a father, I have no children of my own, but I am a godfather to a niece...
- Agent Cho: The Mentalist (7)
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- jaehwan: Thanks, G! Do you actually teach these books, or is it more of just a library where kids are free to take...
- g: Nice review, and you’re right, there’s lots of Asian American writers these days who are writing for...
- King: I think it’s just missing the “l” at the end. http://www.ted.com/talks/ch...
- Japanese Hamburg and Japanese Spaghetti (13)
- jaehwan: Thanks, Leon and TZ! I think what I’m going to do is just make larger portions with my omurice and my...
- Leon: TZ- Dammit, yours sound much tastier than mine.
I also wanted more rice than what could fit inside the wrap.... - TZ: Instead of peas, I use corn. A little sweeter that way. And I use shitake mushrooms. I also don’t put the...
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- The People I’ve Slept With, opening in SF, LA, NYC (1)
- kobukson: It’s an Asian American romantic comedy, which, as most of you know, is kinda rare. There’s an Asian guy...
- The Asian Rake and Jamie Yeo in Singapore (118)
- Asian woman sues Steven Seagal for sexual assault (22)
- jaehwan: Segal should go to jail for his bad acting. Or maybe gaol…in Australia.
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Language and Power in the Green Hornet’s Kato
I saw the trailer above, courtesy of the fine people at Absolutely Fobulous. They are making a Green Hornet movie starring Seth Rogen. Some guy from Taiwan named Jay Chou is playing Kato, the Green Hornet’s sidekick–some of you Bruce Lee fans … Continue reading
Apple’s Third Founder
While we’re all getting ready to write our letters to Steve Jobs about their discriminatory advertising hiring practices, I saw the video above and an article about Ron Wayne, the third cofounder of Apple. It’s an interesting story. At it’s … Continue reading
China begins to unpeg the renminbi
It’s about time! After years of barely allowing the renminbi to adjust to the dollar according to market value, China made an announcement this weekend that they would allow their currency to adjust more in line with the market. Keeping … Continue reading
China Strikes
No, “China Strikes” is not the subheading of the new Red Dawn remake. I’m talking about the recent labor demonstrations in China that just fizzled out this morning when Honda responded by advertising open positions and getting scabs to break … Continue reading
Gary Coleman, RIP
Gary Coleman has died at age 42. I don’t think anyone who grew up in the 80′s will ever forget the character of Arnold from Diff’rent Strokes. Back in the day, this was the show to watch. It was just … Continue reading
The End of the Machida Era
Holy. I…don’t even know what to say about UFC 113. I’m in shock. Complete shock. Almost as if someone knocked me out in the first round. Where should I start? Let me start positive, then I’ll talk about Koscheck/Daley, then … Continue reading
Racist commercial?
I got this one from Tim Yu’s blog. The video above was created by a group called Americans for Job Security to protest against Bill Halter, a candidate for the U.S. Senate from Arkansas. The ad accuses Bill Halter of … Continue reading
Ethnic Studies Classes in Arizona
Someone sent me this post with the headline “Arizona Ethnic Studies Classes Banned.” It’s been all around the blogosphere. Many blogs are saying that ethnic studies is going to be banned in Arizona. So let’s put on the brakes–if you … Continue reading
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Ed Wang, First Chinese American in the NFL
Dizzle first broke the story about Ed Wang last year. Thanks to Alpha for the vid above. Ed Wang is a 6’5, 315 lb. lineman. He was just drafted out of Virginia Tech by the Bills, and he just became … Continue reading
Elian Gonzalez, 10 years later
From what I can tell, most of the readers of this blog are in their mid-thirties to early forties, so I can post this without getting a “WTF is he talking about?” response. See the video above (along with the … Continue reading