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Thank You for the Birthday Wishes!

Published on July 13, 2010 in life.

As most of you know, my birth­day was a few days ago. Thanks to friends and fam­ily, it was one of my best birth­days yet. I have received many Happy Birth­days through var­i­ous means of com­mu­ni­ca­tion and I would like to thank you for it.

If you have a known Twit­ter or web­site, I will link your name with the appro­pri­ate web address. If you have been pub­lished in the news­pa­per before, I will write your whole name. If I miss some­ones web­site, please feel free to bring it up.

If I missed any­one, I apol­o­gize. Feel free to mes­sage me and I will post you up.

Con­tinue read­ing ‘Thank You for the Birth­day Wishes!’

Tips for Staying Cool

Published on July 13, 2010 in life and wisdom wednesday.

This Sum­mer, we have record tem­per­a­tures in most parts of the world, espe­cially Van­cou­ver. Peo­ple like to take advan­tage of this by going to the beach. Oth­ers, such as me most of the time, like to stay indoors.

Con­tinue read­ing ‘Tips for Stay­ing Cool’

Report: May 2010

Published on June 1, 2010 in life.

This report shows the sta­tis­tics between May 1 and May 31. The infor­ma­tion have been col­lected to the best of my ability.

Fur­ther infor­ma­tion to track in the month of June:

  • Bus/Skytrain cars

Con­tinue read­ing ‘Report: May 2010′

Summer 2010 To-Do List

Published on May 23, 2010 in life.

There are many things to do this sum­mer in Van­cou­ver. I always wanted to go places but I don’t end up on going, and as a result I have decided to make a list to keep me on track.

To Do List:

  • Visit the Rich­mond Night Market!
  • Visit Stan­ley Park!
  • Visit Lynn Canyon Park!
  • Visit Granville Pub­lic Market!
  • Go to HSBC Cel­e­bra­tion of Lights!
  • Go to Playland!
  • Go to every McDon­alds in Metro Van­cou­ver at least once!

Foursquare List:

  • Playa Please
  • Don’t Stop Believin’

Any other places or things to do that you rec­om­mend? Please feel free to com­ment on this page!

Report: April 2010

Published on May 7, 2010 in life.

This report shows the sta­tis­tics between April 1 and April 30. Con­tinue read­ing ‘Report: April 2010′

March 2010 Report, Part 2

Published on April 11, 2010 in life.

As men­tioned last month, I said that I would post a semi-monthly or monthly report regard­ing myself. It would help peo­ple, as well as myself, learn more about myself.

If you have any idea of what else I should track, please feel free to write a com­ment below or send me an email (find my email in the “con­tact” section).

This report shows the sta­tis­tics between March 1 and March 31. (Sec­tion 1 Trans­pota­tion and Car­bon Con­sump­tion shows the sta­tis­tics between March 16 and March 31.)

Con­tinue read­ing ‘March 2010 Report, Part 2′

March 2010 Report, Part 1

Published on March 13, 2010 in life.

Start­ing this month, I will be post­ing a semi-monthly report of what I am up to. It will also include inter­est­ing sta­tis­tics and facts about myself. I will be able to use it to bet­ter under­stand myself. If you have any­thing inter­est­ing that you want me to track, feel free to com­ment or send me an email.

This report shows my trans­porta­tion activ­i­ties from March 1 and March 15. I know what I will be doing on the 14th and 15th so I am able to write and pub­lish this ahead of time.
Con­tinue read­ing ‘March 2010 Report, Part 1′

2009: A Year in Review

Published on December 31, 2009 in life and politics.

Here is a list of sig­nif­i­cant events that hap­pened in 2009 that I have put together. If I am miss­ing any impor­tant events, please feel free to com­ment here.

Jan­u­ary

Barack Obama was inau­gu­rated as the 44th Pres­i­dent of the United States.

Oppo­si­tion Leader Michael Ignati­eff sup­ports the Minor­ity Con­ser­v­a­tive Party Fed­eral Budget.

The Cana­dian Econ­omy lost 129,000 jobs in Jan­u­ary 2009 with unem­ploy­ment ris­ing to 7.2%. It was an all-time record in Canada. Despite it being a record, it is lower than the unem­ploy­ment rate in the United States (7.6%). Con­tinue read­ing ‘2009: A Year in Review’

Upcoming Goals

Published on December 14, 2009 in education, life and politics.

Thanks to Raul Pacheco on Twit­ter, I have decided to set my own goals for 2010.  In addi­tion, thanks to Tay­lor “Loren” on Twit­ter, I have decided to use Lul­ule­mon Goal­tender to set my goals.

Accord­ing to the web­site, “a goal is a writ­ten, mea­sur­able state­ment with a spe­cific sub­ject and a dead­line.  A goal is a mile­stone in the cre­ation of [us] ideal life.  A goal is what inspires [us] to do the work every­day.” Con­tinue read­ing ‘Upcom­ing Goals’

Hello World

Published on December 8, 2009 in life.

hello world!  It is exams in most post-secondary insti­tu­tions in British Colum­bia. Right now, I should be study­ing for Lin­ear Alge­bra.  Instead, I decided to do some­thing with this web­site while Twit­ter was down due to “over­load”.  For over 3–4 months, this web­site has existed but with no content.

I will be using this place as a place to post “me” cen­tered con­tent. It would fea­ture con­tent that I find inter­est­ing or mate­ri­als that I have an opin­ion about.  Some­times I will even post a bit about myself so that you can learn more about me. You should expect pic­tures and sum­maries about the events that I went to. If you have been a vis­i­tor of my “u” web­site (uni­ver­sity), I will still be work­ing on that website.