My new dentist suggested me to have a routine cleaning every 6 months. I thought we are suppose to get a routine check up every 12 months.

As usual, the dentist tell you to floss everyday, which I didn’t follow before. I’ve got to build up the habit. I also found out that the way I used the floss was incorrect. You have to push the floss to your gums lightly, like massaging your gums.

With my lack of knowledge in cleaning my teeth, I still had no idea why my teeth are still in good shape. I must be blessed.

I even got a Christmas card and a Christmas gift from Rogers last month. It is only a free CD from their music store OR 6-months magazine subscription. I must have subscribed to their service for a long time. I feel special I will just forget about the high service fee for a while.

Is it possible to locate a man given only his photograph and first name?

A UK-based game company is testing the theory of six degrees of separation. They have given us a photograph of a man, a name, and the Japanese characters that translate to “Find me”.

We are each only five to seven people away from any target in the world. Someone, somewhere, knows Satoshi. Help spread the word and track down this person!

I think it is possible with the internet and the by the word of mouth. Given that the true identity of lonelygirl15 had been identified by the internet. Finding this man is highly probable, it’s just a matter of time. One thing that I may doubt is the theory of six degrees of separation. If this man is found, can I really relate to this man within six degrees?
You can help find this man by going to this website.

A cat trying to slip through a stranger’s doggie door to nibble on a fellow feline’s food had apparently already had one snack too many and got stuck during the cat caper.

Be sure to take a look at the video as well.

Check out the YouTube video, you can watch the huge cat in action. Don’t under-estimate the cat. An over-weighted cat can still do high jumps.

Some friends asked me how I make this virtual greetings. I just followed a Photoshop tutorial created by an illustrator called Melissa Clifton.

She thought that I am still studying and ask me, “How’s school?”. I tell her that I had graduated already and working right now. Then she said, “Oh, so you just graduated and found a job. That’s good.”

Apparently, my face still look 10 years younger than my actual age.

Just like homemade brownies, these irresistible cookies are made with cocoa and have a rich chocolate taste and soft, chewy texture. They also contain scrumptuous chunks and chips of our famous PC The Decadent semi-sweet chocolate, for an over-the-top chocolate lover’s experience.

Image taken from President’s Choice website

Chaos as crowds try to buy PS3
Playstation 3 Rush: Police Use Force, Witnesses Say
Mass. man shot, crowds stampede as PS3 hits stores
More chaotic news on Google News

PS3 prices soar

This quote is funny from San Francisco Bay Area Craigslist posting,

“I am asking $1500.00 since the box has been open.”

How can I live without a car in Canada? Well, I am fortunate that I live in Toronto downtown, where it is full of urban lifestyle. Therefore, car is not necessary for most people living in downtown. Subway, streetcars, bike, and on foot are the mean of transportation in Toronto downtown. I don’t have a bike, I fully utilize the convenient of TTC and my two legs.

Now, back to the Golf. This post is dedicated to my previously own car. The VW Golf was my first car after I earned my driver license. I got this car second-handed from one of my friend. It served me well for more than 4 years. Although I am not really into cars, I could tell that it was a fine engineered car. It has a the pick up speed to go on to the freeway, taking over other cars. It also run smoothly and steady on high speed. You can also tell that the VW engineers had thought about every little details in designing the Golf. Every little gadgets inside the Golf just gave you a really good user experience. The only downfall with this car is the reliability of the car. It is also well-known to many people that it is not as reliable as other cars. I considered myself lucky that it didn’t give me a lot of trouble during the 4 years with me. It bring me from point A to point B 99% of the time. I guess most of the trouble were fixed with the previous owner, friend of mine. However, since it is still an European car, the cost of the maintenance still far beyond comparing to the low maintenance Japanese cars.

You know they have a new Golf model now (They use back the old name Rabbit in N.America), after using the same model for more than 5 year. If I do need a car again for whatever reason, will I be driving a Golf again? Probably not. As much as I still like VW Golf, I would probably go for a Japanese car model. More cost efficient, better gas mileage, lower maintenance cost and well-known for reliable. Any good car will be fine. The bottom-line is to bring me from Point A to B.