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雅安我们和你在一起!

April 20, 2013 by YinYang 11 Comments

Latest number from China Daily's coverage shows death toll has risen to 200+ for the Yan'an (雅安) earthquake which occurred yesterday.  The epicenter is not too far from the 5.12 quake that hit Sichuan back in 2008.  Rescue operations is paramount during the first 72-hour window following the quake.  China has already mobilized 8,000 troops with more on standby.  This was a 7.0 … [Read more...] about 雅安我们和你在一起!

Remembering Lu Lingzi (吕令子)

April 18, 2013 by YinYang 3 Comments

Our condolences to the victims and families of the Boston Marathon bombing. Among the three deaths is Lu Lingzi (吕令子), a Chinese national, who is studying at the Boston University in applied mathematics. Following is a translated letter from her parents (source: BU) to Bostonian's, encouraging them to move forward as a way to remember Lu. We are grieving and at a loss for … [Read more...] about Remembering Lu Lingzi (吕令子)

What The History of Online Communities Taught Me About “Freedom Of Speech”

April 15, 2013 by Black Pheonix 5 Comments

Around 1997, I stumbled upon and joined an online forum, now somewhat infamously known as "FreeRepublic.com".  This was in the early days of online communities.  My initial fascination with FreeRepublic (I was a "Freeper", but I never called myself that), and my subsequent departure from it, marked my first of life long lesson in the self-contradiction that is "Freedom of … [Read more...] about What The History of Online Communities Taught Me About “Freedom Of Speech”

Botanical Espionage, The Western History of IP Violations

April 14, 2013 by Black Pheonix 9 Comments

About 400 years ago, tea was first introduced to the British, but China was the ONLY nation with monopoly on tea production and methods. http://www.amazon.com/For-All-Tea-China-Favorite/product-reviews/B0043RT8D6 The British did 2 things to end China's monopoly, (1) sold Opium to offset China's tea profits, and (2) stole China's IP on tea via "botanical … [Read more...] about Botanical Espionage, The Western History of IP Violations

The Wolf and The “Ginger Wave”, FBI, Source Codes, and the Ballad

March 25, 2013 by Black Pheonix 54 Comments

Once upon a time, there was a Chinese Ph.D. student named "Ginger Wave", (Bo Jiang) 姜波, who upon graduation got a nice job working for a NASA contractor. How did he get a job with a NASA contractor, even when he was a Chinese citizen?  Who knows, but Ginger Wave didn't lie, Ginger Wave didn't care.  The US government knew about him, there was no lie to tell, Ginger Wave did … [Read more...] about The Wolf and The “Ginger Wave”, FBI, Source Codes, and the Ballad

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