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我們一生都很快樂　
熱愛中華人民共和國
滿目良辰美景
繁榮安定

社會最需要保和諧
飲食娛樂場所開滿街
十三億個共鳴
喜不自勝

I submit the an inquiry from in Air Asia dot com ’s website. Hey! It is 2009 now ! WTH is there, no confirmation after submission ?

If there is something wrong, please make good indication !

Hi there,

This is my first time buying ticket from AirAsia. I am quite confused about departure arrangement.

Am I supposed to receive nothing physical, just to bring the Booking Number to Hong Kong International Airport, and look around for some AirAsia counter?

I don’t find any paper mail from AirAsia in my box since purchasing two weeks ago. That makes me nervous.

I don’t know where, or not, to find AirAsia’s counter in the Airport. What document should I bring in order to check out and proof my identity ? What else should I do with my luggage ?

I guess there are some hints lay in the super small hidden words :

# 我們的登機櫃檯在航班計劃起飛時間之前2小時開放。在計劃起飛時間之前45分鐘關閉。在登機櫃檯關閉之前，您必須領取到登機牌，否則您將無法登機

# 您有責任確保遵守所前往國家的入境、海關或者其他方面的法律要求。如果是國際旅行，請您確保持有一份有效期至少還有6個月的有效護照，以及有效簽證。您還應該持有一份回航的行程安排或者繼續旅行的機票；

And I believe if these line tells all I should do, PLEASE present it BOLD and well posited for first timer.

I hope my inquiry sound not too silly, as every first timer at large will have the same feeling.

Last but not the least, please consider to have a Hong Kong hotline number. You can easily buy a number and route through VoIP to your call center outside HK. That is cheap and fast to proceed.

Looking forward to seeing your reply.

With Faith,

Ben

Sat 2 May: HK International Design and Innovation Forum

Hong Kong International Design and Innovation Forum will be held at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, on the L2 Terrace in front of G.O.D. Street Culture Museum.

Address: 30 pak tin street, shek kip mei
http://jccac.org.hk/index.php/English/contactandvisit

23 ~ 24 May: BarCamp Bangkok !

Wow!

Now I am used to subscribe podcast from the University of Tokyo and many U.S. colleges. Perhaps I should add some language learning podcasts later.

What a shame to find course podcasting from local educations institutes. Yes they do have a few test cases, but it seems they just hit and run.

As my subscribed mobile plan is due to end in Feb 1 , I have to renew it or switch carrier.

The result? Finally caught by the i-phone.

Now what I am some how interested is the accelerometer. How sensitive is it ?

I note that there is a paid app call iHeart, claiming to be able to measure hb rate by just take the toy in hand.

Hey! if the toy is *that sensitive*, can it serve as a Chinese doctor who investigate pulses ? Hmm….

A RSS aggregate of some of the origin Bulloggers

Just re-flashed my colleague’s new Lenovo X200 notebook. Now it has an embedded HSUPA 3G module inside, with low power consumption and high speed mobile internet access. What can be better ?

Hmm. Perhaps I can hack the GPS function, voice and video call and SMS server later.

Thanks a lot , Z !

Every time when I start to “play” with some software, I jot down a “damngram”, such as :

abc_software: dgddddggdddD
def_software: dddD
ghi_software: gggggD
jkl_software: dddggddddgddd
mno_software: D

A small d means “damn!”, but may be still working.
Big D means “DAMN !”, lose temper, don’t bother me anymore!
A small g means “good!”, I am somehow satisfied and willing to continue.
Big G mean “GOAL!”, the task has been done!

Today, I jot 13 big D , a mountain of d and 0 g/G on wikis …. -_-