Tuesday, April 25, 2006

 


member of the flock. 6 hours and *blink* there she goes. all the best. there's nothing like catching up.


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Monday, April 24, 2006

 

Say Anything

this is a "say anything" post.

POST ANYTHING that you want (in comments)and post it ANONYMOUSLY. Anything. Confess, tell a secret, gossip, admit your love, reveal your obsessions, tell someone something you've never said before, say a regret, say a fear, spill your worries, your thoughts, your jealousy, insult, compliment, rant, joke, lie.. anything! Be sure to post anonymously and honestly. Post as many times as you'd like. Then, put this in your blog to see what your friends (and perhaps others who you don't even realize read your blog) have to say.

Post anonymously, I want to hear what you have to say...

lip


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Tuesday, April 18, 2006

 

Beauty World

Is over...



It was a great show, lots of fans, lots of laughter, lots of excitement blood sweat and tears.. :)



Visit my blog or my facebook for more details.

Lip


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Thursday, April 13, 2006

 

Iraq NGOs

Hey guys,

I met this Iraqi guy the other day who´s working for a German NGO called Architects for People in Need (Arhcitekten fur Menschen in Not) which sounds like a really good organisation. They focus on refurbishing schools and training young kids with practical skills. and he had a lot of things to say abt Iraq now which I would really like to share with you guys, although most of it seems very obvious.

- Most Iraqis were ambivalent and even cautiously optimistic when the Americans invaded, but became disillusioned after months of occupation life did not improve for them. Rather, it worsened as road condtions deproved (heavy usage of tanks etc), petrol prices increased, electricity became undependeable (2 hrs a day under Saddam, one or never under US)

- If you´ve been fllowing the news, gun use had become increasingly common. This iraqi fellow got his house raked with gunfire and it´s common for them to wear bulletproof vests everywhere.

- Most european NGOs have left the country after the kidnap of 2 girls working for a european NGO. Fell from 100 to just 6 and these have substantially decreased operations in Iraq due to security reasons. They suspect that the kidnapping was organised by a CIA- backed group which basically want these european ngo groups out because they have very strong linkes to the media in their home countries. more difficut to control information flow in that sense.

- us aid to iraq has been largely unaudited and serves to trabsfer money back into the hands of us companies. coruption is rampant in iraq.

im not too sure how true is what he said, but it does give some food for thought. gtg, time running out on com.

btw moving to hk june 26, feel free to visit anytime.


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Monday, April 10, 2006

 
run whereever you want, one thing binds urban student communities everywhere. examinations.

how many times have we heard that exams are not everything? and how many times do we go ahead and treat like they are everything anyway? it's been 2.5 whole years since my last serious examination and it brings back memories of 6th ave mugging. for those who have graduated onto the real world, congratulations, say goodbye to this anachronistic artefact of your youth. (until u take your CFA or MBA or cool acronym thing)

as for me, i have my exams. and i love thee. i love how u consume me with the fire of a thousand suns. i love how i end up listening to everyone else's itunes album, and brushing off invitations saying "free time is for msn." i love not being able to concentrate and thinking of what killer lines to use next. i love disturbing everyone who is studying until they chase me out of their room. i love disturbing people on this blog when that happens. and there is no 'bridge of sighs' in lse but the thames looks tempting.

go ahead, bitch! rail against the common enemy. exams are everywhere.


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