I Won 4 x 2008 Olympic Soccer Match Tickets from the Lottery!

Both the two matches are in my first choice.

Start from the End

"the Lookout" is really a very good movie which received 7.5/10 on IMDb.



Chris was a very good high school ice hockey player. One night he drived with his headlights off to please his girl friend using fireflies but it killed his two best friends and took one leg of his girl friend. He lost everything and was only left with a brain injury that prevented him from remembering many things for extended periods of time. He had to keep notes in a small notebook to aid him in remembering what he is to do and worked as a night cleaning man in a bank.



Then he was invovled in a bank rob as he would like to get more money and more power which were considered the only way he could become the one he was before. Fianlly after something about love and friendship, he gave it up and returned to kill the heister also saved his friend.



Actually I have different point of view with the writer (also director)Scott Frank on this movie. From the poster and trailer you may think this movie is about the heist in the bank of a small town. The poster even tells you that the most important thing is "the money" which means "the power". But in fact it's a very good movie about how a bad boy became a real man after disabled and how he started from the end. Your mind will be refreshed after you watch this movie. I like what Chris said at the end of the movie:

"I don't know if that will happen.
I guess I'll just have to work backwards from there."

Some Tips from John Morgridge

1) Don’t try to do it all by 35
2) Enjoy each job – each stage of life
3) Listen but don’t always be looking – opportunity is random
4) Wait 24 hours
5) Don’t put negatives in writing
6) Learn to forgive – others and yourself – don’t carry baggage
7) Invest in friendships & a good marriage
8) It’s OK to just be a member – to start
9) The art of small check giving
10) Set annual mental and physical challenges
11) Ask questions – be curious
12) Its often more important to do the right thing – than do the thing right
13) Make sure what you want to be is what you want to do

Powered On

Busy like hell on my first project in BT in the past three weeks. Worked for more than 12 hours per day including weekends.

Do I like it? Of course not. I don't think anyone really like being always busy. But I like my job as it can get the best out of myself. It's pretty interesting that you can dedicate yourself to the job and really enjoy it. I'm jealous of this opportunity and the short-term goal for me is to be one of the top 100 engineers in this field in China.

Everyone should have a dream, but not only dream.

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Recently I have a few "major life changing" items going on: new apartment fit-up, wedding arrangement and job change. Thanks to Anita and her Mum, who gave me a lot of help.

A Roaming Singer in The Metro Train

The guy didn't sing well but still earned more than 50 bucks per song.