mazemelb's Xomblurbs

The Korean people are really hardworking just as good as the Japanese. They are the nation which made it as a developed country so quickly as compared to some 3rd world countries.

In order to see how good they are at their work is by looking at their products in the world market. Their main income is from exports of electronics products as well as automotive products.

Among their successful products in electronics catagory are Samsung and LG. The Korean themselves are really loyal to their own brands thus creating a quick boost to their own product.

I always wonder how they could work so much to achieve such level? Third world countries must take them as an example. Want to know more about the Koreans? Check out my own blog at the link provided.

Who says that there are no muslem in Korea? In fact, there are 14 mosques and many musollas available in Korea. If you are looking for halal food, you may go to Itewon to find one. Just go to the first masjid built in Korea, then you may find many halal restaurants around it. For instance, you may go to the following webpage in the link provided.

The inventor of Variable Valve Timing technology which is becoming a standard feature for new car engines these days is loosing more than 10 million dollars in forms of royalties for not paying the IP rights maintenance till expiry. The fee was supposed to be paid by the legal owner of the patent, IRI Holdings of Minneapolis, but was let to expire intentionally. What waste!

A friend of mine sent me the url of this video. This is so adorable kids scene posted in You Tube. The video is about Charlie and his brother. Charlie bites his brother's finger and he knows if it hurts his brother. It's very interesting to the point that people would remake that video in older charlie's version which is also viewable in You Tube. You should check out both original and remake version of the video. The adult version is really disgusting.

It's a story about a professor of Carnegie Mellon University who had been diagnosed with cancer in his pancreas. He fought the disease in a very different ways and he wasn't look depress at all in his appearance. He was invited to give a lecture about life title "The Last Lecture" at Carnegie Mellon. Overwhelming response made the full the lecture hall seems like having a concert where people did standing ovation after the end of the lecture.

The professor died last week which is about 10 months after his "the last lecture". Professor Randy Pausch was invited and interviewed by the medias and "The Last Lecture" gets wide coverage in the internet. It become so popular that many people felt touched after watching his lecture.

Check out this blog for the links to "The Last Lecture"

This website lists all jobs related to working from home. Not all of this type of job would be really works for everyone. Only those who are really determined and believe in hardwork would be able to make it. If you just think that you could be making tons of cash without that much effort, then you are living in a disneyland. Nothing is free in this world. However, we will not know which is right for us. Better die trying rather than keeping it safe and comfort on the safe side and die hungrily. Check out the web link: