Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Miscellaneous recaps.......

Deal or no deal: spent a whole night working out the statistics. No deal in round 1 & 2 is a no-brainer. Taking the deal after round 3 is always the safest bet, usually in the range of $50,000 to $100,000. Banker's offer become more deviated from there on, depending on the box opening sequence. You could hit the jackpot in the last 3 rounds, but you could also end up with nothing. As the box opening sequence is random, the only thing you can control is whether to take the banker's offer when probability is turning against you. The most interesting thing is that contestants seem to think hardly to decide on which box to open make as if making a life changing , but in fact that is completely random. And also the first box they pick seems to play a big role through out the game, but in fact that is totally irrelevant.

Next time you receive a marketing cold call from a company you do not deal with, write down the time, the company and person who call you. Tell them never to call you again and immediately erase your personal data from their database. Or else, you will launch a complaint to the Office of Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data.

Jade Kwan performing in SCAA annual dinner. What a nice surprise!!!!!

PC anywhere, TV broadcast, webcam surviellence. Nice!

Extremely sad to see the ferry pier being demolished, so are the memory of millions of HK people.

HK is going to have a "real" election for CE. Wow.

HK's population policy is a big mess, or a big miss?

Look forward to my early x'mas vacation.

可憐的內地淡水魚養殖戶,若非早前發生的毒鴨蛋、毒雞蛋事件,香港人不會成為這樣的驚弓之鳥。

同一樣的離世,不一樣的回響。人的一生尚且要向世人交賬,更可況是神呢。

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