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Friday, Nov 6, 2009 3:20PM / Standard Entry

looking for a new roommate now that stephen's moved to beijing.

on caine road in mid-levels, located next to multiple groceries, shops, and restaurants.

1,000 square feet
2 bedrooms, 2 bath
newly renovated
fully furnished
new appliances: washer, dryer, 42" flat screen tv

$7,900hkd per month plus half of utilities (internet, electricity, gas, water, weekly maid).

please drop me a line if interested!!!

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omg, i want one!

Wednesday, Nov 4, 2009 1:51PM / Standard Entry

thanks to chung for the link to this video!

i want one! man, maybe we should make some alivenotdead snuggies?

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXqHfHN9dJs&feature=player_embedded

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happy halloween!!!!!

Monday, Nov 2, 2009 4:24PM / Standard Entry

wow, what a party! thanks so much to everyone for coming and for your support!!!!!

oh, and here's a cool video of a cat that's pretending to be a squirrel.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvUyu3zOmE

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cool but gross

Friday, Oct 30, 2009 1:55PM / Standard Entry

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldC7FQiUJ6s

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comments like this annoy me

Monday, Oct 26, 2009 5:08PM / Standard Entry

Check out this article:

Cited 'non-English-speaking driver' speaks out
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/hotstories/6685661.html

Then check out the comments after the article. Tons of people saying stuff like "If you're in our country, you should speak our language!"

Reminds me of a great scene in Inglorious Basterds where the German actress asks Brad Pitt and his men: "Do you Americans speak any other language besides English?"

I believe that everyone should live in another country for at least a few years. Especially folks living in the United States. It gives you more perspective. One thing that I feel is a problem for people in the United States is that they think the United States *is* the whole world. That everything revolves around them.

If you expect everyone going to the United States to speak English, then when you go traveling to Europe or Asia, you should go and learn the language(s) of the countries you are visiting before you go visit, right? But you don't. You expect that people in those other countries also speak English. There's a word for that -- it's called hypocritical. And that's what I see when I read most of the comments to the article above.

Ok, just had to get that off of my chest.

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born in la, moved to maryland when i was 5, then back to california to go to college. joined one of my best friend's company in xiamen and ended up moving to china...
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born in la, moved to maryland when i was 5, then back to california to go to college. joined one of my best friend's company in xiamen and ended up moving to china. now working on a new project with boys from alive (alivenotdead.com) and spending most of my time in hong kong. lots of changes in my outlook on life, the universe, and everything over the past few years. abc, but my chinese ain't that hot. super high metabolism, though it's slowed down a lot recently. look young, feel old. while driving, the guy in your rearview mirror singing at the top of his lungs to himself. highly optimistic, except when it comes to girls. tend to only like the ones that wouldn't like me back. believe strongly in karma and the golden rule. agnostic. not interested in politics. tend to assume the best in people. oblivious to sarcasm and jokes. feel that life is too short; felt that way for as long as i can remember. if you're not happy where you are, do something about it. take the road less traveled. afraid of heights, speed, and the supernatural. wish i could fly like superman. left handed. obsessive compulsive. very neat. drink socially, but don't smoke or do drugs; i don't trust my willpower if i start. poor willpower, but strong ideals - which unfortunately can result in hypocrisy. pick things up quickly, but also quickly lose interest in things. bad at keeping in touch. lazy, but ambitious. overpowering conscience. can't cheat or tell lies at all. introspective. care too much about what other people think. shy and aloof with strangers. yet if i'm in a club and a song i like comes on, i will be the first one on the dance floor. want to be popular. want to be in a band, be in a movie, write a book, create a game, and more -- if only there was enough time to do it all! try to push people to reach their potential. nerd leader. want to be the nice guy that doesn't finish last.

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Patrick Lee is the CEO of alivenotdead.com, an online community for artists and their fans, with over 1,470 artists and 500,000 registered users. Patrick was also the Executive Producer of "The Heavenly Kings", directed by Daniel Wu (Best New Director, 2007 Hong Kong Film Awards). Prior to alivenotdead.com, Mr. Lee co-founded and served as CEO of Rotten Tomatoes (rottentomatoes.com), a leading entertainment website focused on movie reviews and news and one of the top 1,000 most trafficked sites in the world (according to Alexa). Rotten Tomatoes was sold to IGN Entertainment in 2004; and IGN was subsequently sold to News Corp in 2005. Mr. Lee also co-founded and served as CEO for Design Reactor (designreactor.com), a leading Internet marketing firm focused on the entertainment industry. Design Reactor’s portfolio of clients under Patrick's tenure included Disney, ABC, Warner Bros., and Artisan Entertainment, among others. Patrick holds a BA in Cognitive Science from the University of California at Berkeley.
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