While I admire Mr. To‘s beautiful proses and seemingly endless knowledge, I am also getting sick of Mr. To‘s “talent” in creating “facts” out of thin air when he feels the urge.
Am I too cynical to think Mr. 陶傑 should be nicknamed “Mr. To Creative Facts“? And am I too harsh to think HK readers don’t really care and, worst, are not intelligent enough to tell the differences?
KUALA LUMPUR: Laksa, nasi lemak and bak kut teh — these are some of the food Malaysia will lay claim to.
Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen said there were many dishes synonymous with Malaysia’s identity but they had been “hijacked” by other countries.
“We cannot continue to let other countries hijack our food. Chilli crab is Malaysian. Hainanese chicken rice is Malaysian. We have to lay claim to our food,” she told reporters after launching the Malaysia International Gourmet Festival yesterday.
For a blogger friend who is a lover of ballet. News from CBC,
Pedro Pires for his ballet film Danse Macabre, winner of best Canadian short ($10,000) for a film the jury described as a work “of such devastating beauty that watching it was [like] having fireworks shattering your heart.“
Beautiful trailer. The film is coming to Calgary International Film Festival, I will make time to watch it.
“You cannot talk to electors at the poll in any circumstance, whether they’re lined up inside or outside the school or wherever it is located,” Westwater said, adding that campaigning is also not allowed at entranceways or parking lots outside polling stations.
In the following video, Paul Hinman (candidate for Calgary-Glenmore), Kent Hehr (MLA), and Drew Westwater (Elections Alberta) have been interviewed about these election irregularities.
And as you can see/hear, Mr. Westwater is giving a contradictory opinion, in total opposite of what he said previously.