Archive for March, 2005
Thursday, March 31st, 2005
I got an alert e-mail from JACL and learned for the first time about Fred Korematsu. (He passed away yesterday). He fought against internment camp in 1944 and lost, but gained vindication almost 40 years later and was given the Medal of Freedom. Following is directly taken from JACL’s press release. Other good read about […]
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Wednesday, March 30th, 2005
My friend Tim told me about this web tool: Embedded Media HTML Generator. Awesome on-line tool that can generate appropriate “embed” tags for Real Media, Quick Time, Windows Media, and Flash. How awesome is that!
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Friday, March 25th, 2005
For my work, I wrote a little personal blog piece about baseball steroid issue. The not-so-super baseball superheroes. Enjoy!
Speaking of superhero, I saw The Incredibles. It was one of the best animated film I’ve seen. I enjoyed it very much.
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Thursday, March 24th, 2005
The new version of WordPress does everything. It is pretty crazy. Take, for example, wp-plugin-mgr. It is a kick ass plugin that let you add plugin via web interface. Whoa.
And there is this very useful post of How to use Word Press as a CMS and customization tips by Alex King (series index can be […]
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Thursday, March 24th, 2005
Imagine a skinny, little 15-year-old boy from a suburb in Japan coming to the United States for the first time in his life. For summer vacation. It was his first time away from his mom and dad, and one of the first times he would even leave his hometown alone for an extended time.
He […]
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Wednesday, March 23rd, 2005
My wife forwarded me this article in the Globe. Shake hands first, pupils urge sport’s biggest rivals by Douglas Belkin.
Fifth- and sixth-graders from Acton, MA is trying to get the Yankees and Red Sox to shake hands just before Fenway’s Opening Day game on April 11. It’s cute. I like it. I am “for” the […]
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Wednesday, March 23rd, 2005
I found this article in SAMPAN. There is a Korean Weekly newspaper in the town now called “The Boston Korean.” This is great. Congratulations to Myong Chang!
Reading this article made me think of a play I saw a few years ago. I saw a production of “The Sisters Matsumoto” (by Philip Kan Gotanda) at the […]
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Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
Inspired by a work-related recent trip to the Audio/Video recording studio and a father in me wanting to record my son’s new tricks, I am sort of in the market for a good/affordable/durable camcorder. looking quickly through the web, camcorderinfo.com and easycamcorders.com seems like a pretty good resource. And there is C|Net and its Buying […]
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Sunday, March 13th, 2005
Late Congressman Robert Matsui’s wife Doris Matsui won California’s District 5 seat Thursday. She became the “first Asian Pacific American woman outside of Hawai’i to serve in Congress†and “the only Asian Pacific American woman currently serving in the House of Representatives.†Not that becoming first is what’s important, but it is a good thing […]
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Saturday, March 12th, 2005
I have been using phpBB for my Japanese site’s messaging board system. In fact I have been customizing the heck out of it. (The biggest change that I made of all is it uses utf-8 encoding instead of shift-jis or euc encoding) But it was came to my attention that the version I use has […]
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