something old and big, coming up soon (digging now...)
so here you are, 挖出來的舊 故事
順便看了The Happening, Narnia - Prince Caspian
但還是慾望城市的電影稀奇囉
2008/06/30
2008/06/27
2008/06/26
台北電影節 / Run Fatboy Run
差點以為明天沒電影，好險有發現，晚上看電影沒有很習慣，出來看到白天感覺比較正常，不過也N久沒有固定在看電影了，稍微對目前的固定行程有點影響（公園時間＆電視時間都稍稍減少）
2008/06/25
2008/06/24
2008/06/23
台北電影節 / Kebab
今天趕場，都是以巴主題，就突然很想很想吃Kebab，特別台灣的麵包烤得不夠酥脆，生菜不夠豐富，更別說沒有鹹鹹的香料跟羊乳酪，也沒有要雙手捧著隨時會滿出來的感覺（我三分鐘解決的大麥克會散落一下生菜還比較像）
這是德文系主任推薦的德國街頭名產-Kebab
電影 1
電影 2
電影 3
這是德文系主任推薦的德國街頭名產-Kebab
電影 1
電影 2
電影 3
2008/06/21
台北電影節 / 當櫻花盛開 KIRSCHBLÜTEN-HANAMI
趕場第一場，窩在電影院127分鐘，出來被太燦爛的太陽嚇到
有德語、日語還有英語的電影，音樂不錯，會上院線，還有很粉紅的網站
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2008/06/20
2008/06/17
NCIS season 5
繼去年播的快跟米國一樣快，所以停了快一個月等米國播完才再跟著播
今天米國剛結束才開始播應該是個改善吧
既然公視這麼熱情的播NCIS，那幹嘛 失蹤現場 失蹤了這般久咧？
之前大半年的東南亞片真是個災難啊
今天米國剛結束才開始播應該是個改善吧
既然公視這麼熱情的播NCIS，那幹嘛 失蹤現場 失蹤了這般久咧？
之前大半年的東南亞片真是個災難啊
2008/06/13
2008/06/11
2008/06/07
Jamie Durie
從FT的Mrs. Moneypenny因為Chelsea Flower Show ，到許久以前The Block的Jamie Durie，就這樣一篇文章連了起來......，而Tyler Brule這禮拜在"神遊"
The hottest thing at this year’s show was not a garden, but a gardener. My divorced girlfriend found me pausing to draw breath between CEOs and insisted that I accompany her to see the Australian garden. As her company was sponsoring a (different) garden she had been there all afternoon showing it to the Queen, the press and sundry others. She had therefore also had a chance to spot other highlights of the flower show. I explained that I wasn’t really there to see the gardens. No, she explained, it was not the garden that she wanted me to inspect but the garden designer.
Just to shut her up I followed DG to this garden, where two men were waiting to receive visitors. I marched up to them and started to explain that I was there because my friend wanted me to meet the handsomest man at the show, and please could they tell me which of them it was so that I could shake his hand and then get on with my networking. I got about halfway through that before I looked into the eyes of Jamie Durie and realised why I was there.
Now, as I explained to him, I had never heard of Jamie Durie. I am not interested in gardening and although I visit Australia and the US reasonably regularly I have no idea who is presenting TV gardening shows in these countries. I have also never watched the Oprah Winfrey show, where Jamie appeared to some acclaim. We have a version of Jamie Durie in the UK, Alan Titchmarsh – though I can’t imagine my 40-something girlfriends salivating over him in the way DG was over Jamie. Neither can I imagine Alan Titchmarsh ever working as a male stripper, as Jamie did in his youth. He led the Manpower revue, an Australian version of the Chippendales, before setting up his garden design company in 1996. He is serious eye candy, and also very entertaining to talk to, if a bit young for me (he was 38 last Tuesday). Plus, as HRH the Duke of Edinburgh discovered, he knows a thing or two about plants.
Jamie’s fellow garden host at the time I met him was Julian Brady, the general manager of his company, Patio. Julian, if you are reading this, you are not bad-looking either, but you need to update the awards on your website. Jamie’s garden won a gold medal at Chelsea. (Question for the royal horticultural society: how many of your judges are female and have a pulse?)
~all from FT.com as below, register for free in case it is not shown
The hottest thing at this year’s show was not a garden, but a gardener. My divorced girlfriend found me pausing to draw breath between CEOs and insisted that I accompany her to see the Australian garden. As her company was sponsoring a (different) garden she had been there all afternoon showing it to the Queen, the press and sundry others. She had therefore also had a chance to spot other highlights of the flower show. I explained that I wasn’t really there to see the gardens. No, she explained, it was not the garden that she wanted me to inspect but the garden designer.
Just to shut her up I followed DG to this garden, where two men were waiting to receive visitors. I marched up to them and started to explain that I was there because my friend wanted me to meet the handsomest man at the show, and please could they tell me which of them it was so that I could shake his hand and then get on with my networking. I got about halfway through that before I looked into the eyes of Jamie Durie and realised why I was there.
Now, as I explained to him, I had never heard of Jamie Durie. I am not interested in gardening and although I visit Australia and the US reasonably regularly I have no idea who is presenting TV gardening shows in these countries. I have also never watched the Oprah Winfrey show, where Jamie appeared to some acclaim. We have a version of Jamie Durie in the UK, Alan Titchmarsh – though I can’t imagine my 40-something girlfriends salivating over him in the way DG was over Jamie. Neither can I imagine Alan Titchmarsh ever working as a male stripper, as Jamie did in his youth. He led the Manpower revue, an Australian version of the Chippendales, before setting up his garden design company in 1996. He is serious eye candy, and also very entertaining to talk to, if a bit young for me (he was 38 last Tuesday). Plus, as HRH the Duke of Edinburgh discovered, he knows a thing or two about plants.
Jamie’s fellow garden host at the time I met him was Julian Brady, the general manager of his company, Patio. Julian, if you are reading this, you are not bad-looking either, but you need to update the awards on your website. Jamie’s garden won a gold medal at Chelsea. (Question for the royal horticultural society: how many of your judges are female and have a pulse?)
~all from FT.com as below, register for free in case it is not shown
The Block第一季在台灣的旅遊生活頻道(或其前身)播了至少三、四次，而我至少看了兩次，並且怨嘆為啥沒播第二季，到澳洲玩耍還買了原聲帶喔(here come's anothor one...La La La...)，不過很有自知之明的沒有買DVD回來積灰塵
2008/06/06
2008/06/05
maybe she's born with it, maybe it's......
2008/06/03
Michael O'Leary
聽他講話口音就很特色了，跟他O'Leary那可以很繞的姓很搭，雖然論調都沒變過，但每季財報都還是跑遍CNN、BBC、CNBC接受採訪，很上相又健談
Michael O'Leary: (關於冬季停飛飛機以減低運能) ...the important thing is that's not due to higher oil prices, it's due to very high airport cost. In place regulated monopoly like Stansted and Dublin where you have idiot regulator rubber-stamping price increases in the face of all economic reality. We are looking forward to the Competition Commission report later this year which I think will recommend the breakup of BAA monopoly. And it's the the other side of the high oil prices, high oil price does focus on the industry, on some of these crazy costs: monopoly airports - they are gone; all this environmental taxation rubbish that has been prated on and about by European Commission last year - now they gotta deal with the reality of bankrupt airlines all over Europe. I think everybody has seen the end of this environmental tittle-tattle and frankly I'm delighted.
Louisa Bojesen: That would be one view of that, I have a lot of...
Michael O'Leary: Always the optimist!
Michael O'Leary: (關於冬季停飛飛機以減低運能) ...the important thing is that's not due to higher oil prices, it's due to very high airport cost. In place regulated monopoly like Stansted and Dublin where you have idiot regulator rubber-stamping price increases in the face of all economic reality. We are looking forward to the Competition Commission report later this year which I think will recommend the breakup of BAA monopoly. And it's the the other side of the high oil prices, high oil price does focus on the industry, on some of these crazy costs: monopoly airports - they are gone; all this environmental taxation rubbish that has been prated on and about by European Commission last year - now they gotta deal with the reality of bankrupt airlines all over Europe. I think everybody has seen the end of this environmental tittle-tattle and frankly I'm delighted.
Louisa Bojesen: That would be one view of that, I have a lot of...
Michael O'Leary: Always the optimist!
Food !
International House of Pancakes(IHOP) changes its name to DineEquity, CEO Julia Stewart on CNBC. 熱烈的食物討論啊！
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Becky Quick: Julia, what do you hedge? I've heard people hedging chickens before, but beyond that, I mean can you hedge dairy pricess, oil prices?
Julia Stewart: Sure, you can hedge oil, which is a big deal for us, you can hedge some of the protein, it really... to be candid with you, in the case of IHOP, when you have wheat batter, we have wheat, we've accomadated pricing, we've been able to do that, it's really been smart for us. Now you know you can't do that forever, but I think the timing and the sequecing has really been in our favor.
Joe Kernen: Can you hedge those little sausages that go into the little pigs in the blacket you make at the IHOP, Julia? ...
Julia Stewart: Ha ha ha, you can certainly try!
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Joe Kernen:... What do you mean by world's largest full service? Yam is the biggest I think, isn't it? And then it's the McDonald's, isn't it?
Julia Stewart: They may be big in fast food, but we are the largest in world in term of sit-down full service restaurant.
Carl Quintanilla: Full service, meaning you serve...
Becky quick: Meaning a waitress come to...
Julia Stewart: Right, right...
Joe Kernen: OK, and largest in portion I think...
Joe Kernen: Tough interview for me to sit through... I'm thinking of the menu with the IHOP, you just keep turning, and the pictures
Carl Quintanilla: Yeah...I want that...that
Joe Kernen: Their liminated pictures, and you just keep turning, and there's more, and you turn again, and there's more, and there's crepes, there's strawberries...
Carl Quintanilla: ...the waitress is like "are you ready to order now, sir, or should I give you a couple of more minutes?"
Joe Kernen: ...and breakfast, I mean...
特效音: Get in my belly!
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Becky Quick: Julia, what do you hedge? I've heard people hedging chickens before, but beyond that, I mean can you hedge dairy pricess, oil prices?
Julia Stewart: Sure, you can hedge oil, which is a big deal for us, you can hedge some of the protein, it really... to be candid with you, in the case of IHOP, when you have wheat batter, we have wheat, we've accomadated pricing, we've been able to do that, it's really been smart for us. Now you know you can't do that forever, but I think the timing and the sequecing has really been in our favor.
Joe Kernen: Can you hedge those little sausages that go into the little pigs in the blacket you make at the IHOP, Julia? ...
Julia Stewart: Ha ha ha, you can certainly try!
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Joe Kernen:... What do you mean by world's largest full service? Yam is the biggest I think, isn't it? And then it's the McDonald's, isn't it?
Julia Stewart: They may be big in fast food, but we are the largest in world in term of sit-down full service restaurant.
Carl Quintanilla: Full service, meaning you serve...
Becky quick: Meaning a waitress come to...
Julia Stewart: Right, right...
Joe Kernen: OK, and largest in portion I think...
Joe Kernen: Tough interview for me to sit through... I'm thinking of the menu with the IHOP, you just keep turning, and the pictures
Carl Quintanilla: Yeah...I want that...that
Joe Kernen: Their liminated pictures, and you just keep turning, and there's more, and you turn again, and there's more, and there's crepes, there's strawberries...
Carl Quintanilla: ...the waitress is like "are you ready to order now, sir, or should I give you a couple of more minutes?"
Joe Kernen: ...and breakfast, I mean...
特效音: Get in my belly!
2008/06/01
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