two worlds.

Jan/04/2009

I felt like I was the Alice who ran into the wonderland; and now it's on her way back to reality. d

dance dance dance!!

This is a longer one with more detailed story.
Part of it made me have little smirk is in this clip above, from 1:55 to 3:33.
Oh, the beauty of audiolingual.....(a teaching method that has been discussed for a while....)
puuuz.....poor kids might not have any idea of what they are recasting.....
(and my dog loves rice??? spicy rice??)

Hope you'll enjoy this one like I do and happy weekend!!

Inauguration day, freebies at the mall~

今天在Macy's 跟我姐看到一件很炫的外套
差點想買下來
因為上面印有"中華民國"大字四個 還有大大的"拾圓"
但是很可惜 一件叫價美金US$129.99
真是一個買不下去.....

要是十元也就好了~


Feb/22/2009 補
這年頭流行沒圖沒真相
http://www.luckybrand.com/Product.aspx?p=LBX14998&l=00040020000000000000&km=&pn=1

News: AFP: China lacks moral authority to be a superpower: Dalai Lama

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jgoTvYHevio-87gjKEykQplCqaDA

This is sooo right!!!

BRUSSELS (AFP) — China lacks the moral authority, including over the question of Tibet, to be a true superpower, the Dalai Lama said Thursday during a European tour that has angered Beijing.

After addressing the EU parliament in Brussels, the Tibetan spiritual leader said China "deserves to be a superpower" given its huge population and economic and military strength.

"Now one important factor is moral authority and that is lacking," he told a press conference in Brussels.

"Because of its very poor record on human rights and religious freedom and freedom of expression and freedom of the press -- too much censorship -- the image of China in the field of moral authority is very, very poor," he said.

"The sensible Chinese realize China should now pay more attention in this field in order to get more respect from the rest of the world," the Nobel peace laureate said.

He cited the problems of Tibet and separatist factions in the southwestern Chinese province of Xinjiang as areas where such a moral authority should be displayed. He also named Hong Kong and reunification with Taiwan.

He said he continued to have confidence in the Chinese people while doubting the government wanted serious talks on Tibet's future.

Earlier, the Dalai Lama addressed the European Parliament during his second day in the Belgian capital, where he was greeted by loud applause.

Some MEPs even displayed a Tibetan flag.

The chamber's president, Hans-Gert Poettering, assured that the parliament would "continue to defend the rights of the Tibetan people to their cultural and religious identity."

He called on Chinese leaders to hold meaningful talks with representatives of the exiled Dalai Lama.

On Saturday, the Dalai Lama will meet in Poland with French President Nicolas Sarkozy, whose country holds the EU's rotating presidency.

That meeting has particularly angered Beijing and the Chinese government has taken the unprecedented decision to call off an EU summit which was due to be held in France this week.

Beijing objects to foreign leaders meeting with the Dalai Lama, who it maintains is trying to win independence for his Himalayan homeland that has been under Chinese rule since 1951.

The Buddhist leader, who insists he only wants meaningful autonomy for Tibet under Chinese rule, and other Nobel Peace Prize laureates were invited to Gdansk to celebrate the 25 years since Poland's Lech Walesa won the award.

The Dalai Lama, who lives in exile in India, has sought "meaningful autonomy" for Tibet since he fled his homeland following a failed uprising in 1959 against Chinese rule, nine years after Chinese troops invaded the region.

China claims he actually seeks full independence.

"We are not 'splittists', but the Chinese government still accuses us of being 'splittists'," he said.

Dance! Dance! Dance!

I miss the spaceous dancing ground, the sweat, the smell, and the refreshing feeling it brings after each dance. I'll start doing it again, I promoise.

You guys would love it like I do!

Such a brilliant dance!!
So does the music!! Her voice is hypnotic!

As for today, the first week of August!

Gotta keep my blog back! ha! I'm such a slacker! darn it!

Things I'm looking at lately....

Post-postmodernism
A recording from PRI---> This is another good stuff! ;)

Prog Rock
A little guide for myself for the coming up concerts

The comcast Jazz fest in Jose!
Am planning in going for this weekend

More things to look at:
Program at sis's school / Contact Allen / Print things for Wed's class/
Graduate Student Service WH R877/ ILL activation /

Contact 银珠 / JeoungKyung

sorry at the end it sort of became my To-do list.....gee....K, peace for now.
I'll keep myself updated!!