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June 2009

guyonicolas

by sbrothier
My name is Nicolas Guyon and I am French. Currently I am a fifth year student at L'Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique. This school, in Nantes, offers a 5 year Industrial Design degree; and I am more specifically in the New Media program. Just recently, as part of my course requirements, I spent 6 months in Asia (Seoul, Shanghai and Hong Kong) as an exchange student.

April 2009

Filipinos protest Hong Kong writer’s maid column

by alamat (via)
HONG KONG - Hundreds of Filipinos marched through central Hong Kong on Sunday to protest a newspaper column denounced by the Philippine community as representative of racism they say is endemic in the Chinese territory.

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March 2009

FOCUS HONG KONG

by blacksnow (via)
FOCUS HK 是一個共享書籤網站,用戶可以通過這裡來收集,分類,聚合感興趣的網路信息,如新聞,圖片,資料,網站,影像等。

財爺撥6300萬教上網,待業青年批無謂 | FOCUS HONG KONG

by blacksnow (via)
「財爺」曾俊華在財政預算案中,會預留6,300萬元,教育青少年如何正確使用互聯網。 只有中五學歷、一年會有一半時間失業的傅進業,指聽畢後都呆了,「很無謂,為何不給錢我們有實習機會。

January 2009

December 2008

Honk-kong/JP cinema vs american cinema

by karlcow

"Classic Hong Kong and Japanese action scenes were 'expressionistic' in the sense that their larger-than-life balletics and aerobatics amplified recognizable (if extreme) possibilities of the human body," writes David Bordwell. "The result was a carnal cinema, in which shooting and cutting aimed to enlarge and prolong graceful movement. By contrast, Hollywood action scenes became 'impressionistic,' rendering a combat or pursuit as a blurred confusion. We got a flurry of cuts calibrated not in relation to each other or to the action but suggesting in their flurry a vast busyness. Here camerawork and editing didn't serve the specificity of the action but overwhelmed, even buried it."

November 2008

david nunan

by tadeufilippini
dcnunan@hku.hk I am Chair Professor of Applied Linguistics and Director of the English Centre at the University of Hong Kong. Prior to this, I was Director of Research and Development, NCELTR, and Coordinator of Postgraduate Programs in Linguistics at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. I have published over 100 books and articles in the areas of curriculum and materials development, classroom-based research, and discourse analysis. My recent publications include Introducing Discourse Analysis (Penguin Books), The Self-Directed Teacher (Cambridge University Press), Voices from the Language Classroom (with Kathleen M. Bailey) (Cambridge University Press), The Cambridge Guide to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (with R. Carter) (Cambridge University Press) and Pursuing Professional Development: The Self as Source (with K. Bailey and A. Curtis) (Heinle & Heinle). My textbook projects include ATLAS, Go For It, Listen In, Speak Out and Expressions, all published by Heinle & Heinle/Thomson Learning. Go For It has recently been selected and adapted by People’s Education Press as a basal textbook series for middle schools in China. I was President of TESOL 1999-2000.

October 2008

May 2008

Littlelucifer - Digital + Studio

by littlelucifer
At Littlelucifer we specialise in combining visually rich creative with seamless technical solutions. Est. 2003, we work alongside Australia's leading Advertising Agencies & Marketing Companies, creating bespoke digital campaigns for major brands, and provide online services for businesses in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hong Kong and Japan.

April 2008

TV Will Destory Your Mind (if it hasn't done so already)

by jst33z
It’s Web Wednesday in Hong Kong again tonight. This week’s special guest is from television — no she’s not famous. She’s Ivy Wong, COO for TVB.com (one of Hong Kong’s local broadcasters — Warning: the site not ...

March 2008

YouTube - DKC2 - All 40 DK Coin locations

by sylvainulg
all the "DK" coins in Donkey Kong Country 2 ...and a sample of the gameplay variety in that platformer

February 2008

January 2008

lonelysandwich

by night.kame (via)

The concepts it sets out to prove are the clearest ones implied by its name: that data is weightless, that storage is wireless, and that connectivity is ubiquitous. [...] Because we will not go gracefully into this idea of weightless data - it’s been a long time coming, preparing us for the migration of our data offsite. We use our Gmail, we use our flickr, but we love our cables because our cables tie us to our stuff like a leash to a hyperactive toddler.

Connectivité universelle mais restreinte au WiFi, même pas d'Ethernet. Et à ce qui disent que le WiFi y'en a partout et gratuitement, je répondrais qu'à Shanghaï, Hong-Kong, Tokyo et Kyoto ça n'était pas vraiment le panard, et que dans ma rue, nous avons 2 (deux) points d'accès... mon WRT et une Mamabox. Quant à l'accès aux données de travail en ligne... ça n'est pas pour tout de suite quand on a besoin d'avoir sous la main quelques dizaines de gigaoctets de données en permanence. En bref, le Air, c'est le Network Computer par Apple.

Fakes: Media Player Knockoff Hall of Shame

by pmdm
Le pavillon international du CES de Las Vegas abrite des "tons of tiny booths of companies from Hong Kong, Taiwan and China. Basically, it's full of power supplies, shitty digital picture frames and knockoffs. So many knockoffs."

Intellectual Property Rights enforcement Museum (HK) Press Releases

by pmdm (via)
Hong Kong : "The Intellectual Property Rights enforcement Museum newly set up by the Customs and Excise Department would help to enhance the respect for intellectual property rights (IPRs) and strengthen regional cooperation"

Hong Kong 2007 - Leica M7 - Coup d'tête, balayette, coup d'manchette!

by night.kame
Dernière fournée Asie de Professor Love a.k.a. Florent Mathey. Amateurs de couleurs chaudes, de Nintendo DS et de ville délabrée : c'est pour vous.

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