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Avoidable Blindness

President Bhichai Rattakul told Rotarians at the beginning of his term that he is a firm believer in working from bottom up, rather than the top down. He said that Rotarians themselves are in the best position to know what is important to their clubs and communities, adding that in the past, too many new…

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Inertia

In physics, inertia is the inherent property of an object and the force which prevents an object to change its motion, so that it would not move when it is standing still and would keep moving when it is moving. In everyday parlance, it is the state of being powerless to move or too lazy…

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Time for changes?

The excitement, the madness, the agony, the ecstasy, the twisted faces, the paints on various parts of the body, the joy, the sensations, the suffering, the disappointment, the yellow and red cards, and so on will continue to be with us for another week until the Cup Final, which will coincide with the anniversary of…

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A Five-Day Week

Most of us work alternate Saturdays officially, but every Saturday in practice. Our brethren in the Mainland, however, work five-day weeks and appear to be coping rather well. As more and more people are moving towards working from home, the length of a working week actually does not matter. On the other hand, weekends do…

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It’s May

I had planned this issue to go out last Sunday before I went off to Beijing. I had even started two paragraphs on a subject inspired by Harry, on the panopticon theory. It didn’t work out. I made my second attempt on First of May, or May Day, or Labour Day, or whatever you may…