Thursday, March 16th, 2006

Coffee, tea or Starbucks?

Exclusively, in US.

There may not be such a thing as a free lunch, but there is free coffee.

Starbucks is serving 500,000 cups of free coffee at over 7,500 U.S. locations Wednesday in its first-ever "National Coffee Break". The promotion comes a week after McDonald’s rolled out its [...]

Digi on Celcom

Reader Alex sent a picture captured using his cell phone.

According to him, the ads has been there since 3-4 months ago.

Is Celcom being generous or merely ignorant or together, they are up with something else? ;-)

Mixing golf and politics

South Korea Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan has resigned for playing golf when he was supposed to be dealing with a national railway strike.

He played golf instead on that day, a national holiday, with a group of businessmen, including one who had been convicted of financial crimes.

Question: Should this blogger pity him for not having a [...]

Democracy in Thailand: Advance of the people army

Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is at the crossroad: To stay or to resign?

Yesterday, he gave his first indication on Wednesday that stepping aside temporarily to defuse the crisis was an option and is taking his fight to hold onto his job all over the country and beyond — to the netherworld.

"It is a good [...]