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Joe's Perspective - Wake Up and Smell the Coffee!I'm an American who's been doing Computer Training and Desktop Support in Beijing since 1997.
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4/23/2008 Beijing Ikea Have been going to the Ikea here in Beijing quite a bit recently. It's nice there, I like it. The designs are excellent and while the furniture isn't the highest quality, they have lots of great little things for the apartment (like kitchen stuff!). I also enjoy the cafeteria.
3/27/2008 DVD collection for Sale! I've got my 4,000 disc DVD collection for sale here in Beijing. I'm selling the collection as a whole, not piece-by-piece. The emphasis of the collection is on excellent movies from any country but they're mostly American. I also tried to get the widescreen version whenever possible and about 10% of the collection is in DVD-9s.
There's a list (a zipped Excel file) in my sharing folder if you care to look.
There are also some lists posted on my company's website.
There's an HTML (web page) format list here:
There's a zipped Excel file format list posted here:
3/26/2008 Microsoft Office Training in Beijing I've been having a lot of success doing Microsoft Office Training here in Beijing. Excel, Word, Power Point, Access, Project, Outlook; these programs are simple to me and what with my training experience, it makes for excellent computer instruction classes.
I write a lot of my own material for the students. It's very time-consuming but worthwhile.
More info here: http://www.bcco.biz/OtherPages/svcTrain.htm
1/17/2008 Joe for President!Yes, it's true. I'm announcing my candidacy today. My objectives during my tenure will be:
9/29/2007 The Madness of King GeorgePaul Krugman had this brilliant opening to his column today in the "N. Y. Times"; Sometimes it seems that the only way to make sense of the Bush administration is to imagine that it’s a vast experiment concocted by mad political scientists who want to see what happens if a nation systematically ignores everything we’ve learned over the past few centuries about how to make a modern government work. 9/6/2007 My Living Epitaph
6/29/2007 Bush's LegacyEditorial from the New York Times
Three Bad RulingsPublished: June 26, 2007
The Supreme Court hit the trifecta yesterday: Three cases involving the First Amendment. Three dismaying decisions by Chief Justice John Roberts’s new conservative majority. Chief Justice Roberts and the four others in his ascendant bloc used the next-to-last decision day of this term to reopen the political system to a new flood of special-interest money, to weaken protection of student expression and to make it harder for citizens to challenge government violations of the separation of church and state. In the process, the reconfigured court extended its noxious habit of casting aside precedents without acknowledging it — insincere judicial modesty scored by Justice Antonin Scalia in a concurring opinion.
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