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Why Spanglish Made Me Cry
Some of you may not know this, but, for most of the 80s and 90s I had long hair,...
Some of you may not know this, but, for most of the 80s and 90s I had long hair,...
The recent US election season was a fascinating study in political spin. In particular, the far Right’s strategy of...
There were some very interesting phrases in Bill Clinton’s address to the Democratic Convention some months back. But one...
Someone looking to move to Hong Kong posted an interesting question today on one of the ex-pat forums. They...
Well, after a memorable pair of flights on Finnair from Copenhagen to Helsinki and Helsinki to Hong Kong (with...
There’s currently a rush of books on multiple, portfolio or modular careers. A recent newcomer to this herd is...
Of all the religious festivals in India, Kanwar Yatrais the one that most caught my imagination. A Passage From...
Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Apple Final Cut World Tour event in Hong Kong. Although...
Overheard last week: “Let’s play 24. I’ll slap you, then ask some questions…” Sure, I played cops and robbers...
Two years ago today we left Delhi and arrived in Hong Kong to start a new chapter of our...
On Monday, the South China Morning Post published my letter to the editor on local educational issues. Here is...
Good news for Hong Kong residents; we finally have a local version of Time Out magazine. Editor Paul Kay...
It’s a story you just knew would blow up one-day. Former Lonely Planet writer Thomas Kohnstamm claims to have...
The local English broadsheet, The South China Morning Post, fits the old cliché about a car accidents – it’s...
A few weeks back, I posted some rather adrenalised comments about the release of the new Apple Mac Pro...
Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, today apologised for the past mistreatment of Indigenous Australians. To hear his speech and...