亞洲時報在線中文版 (30/8/04)
握手的確有大學問。
2004-08-31
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He Loves Me ... He Loves Me Not
Just watched He Loves Me ... He Loves Me Not. A new approach to an often filmed subject.
2004-08-23
My Mother Loves Women
Just watched My Mother Loves Women. Fejerman and Paris, the directors, are no Almodovar.
2004-08-20
Watching films on TV
I have watched quite a number of films on TV recently (see my latest entries in JTBlog). I managed to do that despite watching hours of the Olympics daily and the Arsenal game during the weekend, listening to lots of music and reading lots of books, and of course, surfing the Net for hours day and night. And I still have time to sleep, do my morning walk, go to the library and eat yummy meals.
Too busy!
Too busy!
2004-08-19
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2004-08-12
What do economists contribute?
The Introduction, by Daniel B. Klein, to the book "What Do Economists Contribute?"
2004-08-11
Library
Library has never had any important place in my life. But this has changed since I have moved to Brisbane. The local library, a smallish one, is just five minutes on foot from home. I go there almost every day, reading all the daily newspapers (only Australian ones, no international papers there), some magazines, and then borrowing some home for even more reading.
2004-08-09
Watched 2 films on TV yesterday
Tango, by Carlos Saura - 2nd time viewing, a visual feast.
Le Papillon (The Butterfly), by Phillipe Muyl - Heart warming, but that's all about it. Not in the same league as Kolya.
Le Papillon (The Butterfly), by Phillipe Muyl - Heart warming, but that's all about it. Not in the same league as Kolya.
2004-08-08
"Re: Norman Lebrecht's ridiculous rant on the Sony Walkman"
Re: Norman Lebrecht's ridiculous rant on the Sony Walkman, according to "Darwinian", who argued that "the Walkman didn't kill music, any more than the phonograph or CD player or iPod", since "any playback system, not just the Sony Walkman's, will remove that frame by putting the listener (audience) out of the concert hall and into a completely different venue (car, living room, etc.)".
2004-08-07
The Decisive Moment for Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004)
Cartier-Bresson, Artist Who Used Lens, Dies at 95 (Michael Kimmelman, New York Times, 4/8/04)
View Finder: Henri Cartier-Bresson Was the Master Hunter of the Human Expression (Henry Allen, Washington Post, 5/8/04)
Master of the Decisive Moment (The Australian [from The Times], 6/8/04)
The man who knew now (Raghu Rai, Hindustan Times, 6/8/04)
Kingdoms of the world in a moment (The Economist, 5/8/04)
The Decisive Machine: How Henri Cartier-Bresson made both commerce and art from imagery (Charles Paul Freund, Reason, 5/8/04)
Magnum Photos, including Henri Cartier-Bresson - Retrospective
Peter Fetterman Gallery: Gallery Artists: Henri Cartier-Bresson
Tete a Tete: Portraits by Henri Cartier-Bresson
Decisive Moments - Henri Cartier-Bresson (photography.about.com)
2004-08-05
Crunchy-topped Cod
With cod and potato, you can have the good old fish and chips. Or you can have this yummy dish called crunchy-topped cod, made with top layers of breadcrumbs and tomato.
2004-08-04
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2004-08-02
More good food than you can read
Yesterday's lunch: Potato cake with tuna
Yesterday's dinner: Ratatouille with eggs
Yesterday's dinner: Ratatouille with eggs
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