Points and Pics

Declaration: The Declaration

2008-02-15T12:56:00.001+01:00

The project that I am dedicating my life to.

Declaration: The Declaration

The best assistant on earth!

2007-12-05T18:16:00.001+01:00

Sun and layered nimbus clouds at dusk from the air, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I dedicate this photo to my wonderful assistant Sally Hudson who is just instrumental to how my business life works and who brightens my day like the dawn!

You can see an example of her fantastic work (yes she works freelance and via the Internet!) Just click the button here if you have a gmail account.

Click this link if you do not have a Gmail account.

Rainbow Grotto

2007-12-04T14:24:00.001+01:00

Rainbow Grotto, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Art in nature is a favorite theme of mine.

Exploitation of art is not quiet what I usually have in mine.

You be the judge.

http://www.insidefly.com/press/player.asp?vid=Dec-Trailer&pic=dec-trailer&autoplay=1

Red Cliffs

2007-11-29T23:30:00.001+01:00

Red Cliffs, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

A place for my daemon to run!

Principles for Ending Hunger

2007-10-17T15:29:00.001+02:00

Principles for Ending Hunger, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

This weekend at The Hunger Project board meeting I undertook to expand my investment in www.thp.org by underwriting two more epicenters in Uganda where I know further extraordinary results will be produced.

Traditional charity and service delivery are just not as effective as empowering women in poverty to take on their problems themselves, THP works this way and while being a non profit NGO it's now the largest leadership training organization in the world..

Please take a moment to watch this video and see if there is room in your heart to also invest or invest more, in sustainably making the world a better place. Even a small amount will make a big difference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43h_rUpp1ng

Also see my previous blog posts from Uganda and Mexico from my observations on the ground.

http://liaonet.typepad.com

Baby Redwood

2007-09-25T22:19:00.001+02:00

Baby Redwood, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Magnificent tree in Napa at Rubicon.

Me and My iPhone

2007-07-10T19:07:00.001+02:00

Me and My iPhone, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

The iPhone camera is pretty good as far as a cell phone camera can go.

Me and My iPhone

2007-07-07T00:37:00.001+02:00

Me and My iPhone, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Well here is proof the iPhone at least roams correctly in Europe :-)

Zag

2007-06-18T12:46:00.001+02:00

Zag, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I love the mountain paths and the Lush green of Switzerland.

Will it be there in the future as Global warming runs rampant still?

If you have made your wealth then consider going carbon Negative

www.zerofootprint.net

Sun and layered nimbus clouds at dusk from the air

2007-06-05T15:44:00.001+02:00

Sun and layered nimbus clouds at dusk from the air, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Simply one of the best sunsets I have seen from the air.

Fox path

2007-06-01T01:59:00.001+02:00

Fox path, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Caught looking abck at the passign train

Shot of the night atmo

2007-05-17T21:40:00.001+02:00

Shot of the night atmo, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Here is the soul of Hamburg night life's quieter corners captured.

Clever advertising gone badly wrong....

2007-05-16T00:43:00.001+02:00

Clever advertising gone badly wrong...., originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I think her expression says it all

Sunset Sequence VII

2007-05-10T14:29:00.001+02:00

Sunset Sequence VII, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Reminds me on the fall of the nomadic Liao Dynasty
http://www.stadt-zuerich.ch/internet/zuerichkultur/home/institutionen/home/redirect_mr/museum_rietberg/home.html

Bright

2007-01-12T01:38:00.001+01:00

Bright, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Some of the local New Year Atmo I got to create as they sell professional grade fireworks over the counter here in Switzerland :-)

Rush

2007-01-10T22:44:00.001+01:00

Rush, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

It always interests me that we like to crop our photos so they are much wider then they are tall here is an example that probably needs to be Cropped even more.

Flash

2006-11-15T08:43:00.000+01:00

Flash, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

A little competative office photography Nikon VS Leica

LEICA M8 (with sound) :-)

2006-11-07T21:56:00.000+01:00

LEICA M8, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Its official I am having the best time with this camera and frankly it is the piannacle of every camera I have ever owned.

It even sounds good to me, click below for the noise that wil launch a million photos! :-)

Here is the Leica M8 shutter sound... Nice! :-)

Candle Map and Squash

2006-11-04T23:04:00.000+01:00

Candle Map and Squash, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I am really happy with this one

Texting III

2006-11-04T20:23:00.000+01:00

Texting III, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

One of the first photos taken with my Leica M8 rangefinder digital camera.

Flickr: Recent activity on your photos

2006-10-03T10:17:00.000+02:00

It is good to see some of the windmill photos posted being checked out by people in the green movement.

People in the XING Movie

2006-09-27T19:31:00.000+02:00

By the way all the different languages in the movie were spoken by our team members just check the profiles on our site and you will see them :-)

Yes I am proud of them :-) and excited :-)

How to say XING!

2006-09-27T19:29:00.000+02:00

We have finally got the video up!

http://introducing.xing.com/ceo-video.var

There is a specific meaning for Xing in Chinese

2006-09-27T18:08:00.000+02:00

There is a specific meaning for Xing in Chinese, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I see there is some debate over what meaning we have chosen for XING in Chinese and yes XING could mean different things in Chinese depending on how you pronounce it.

What users of the platform in other languages do not know is that we have already specified a meaning and to do this on the Chinese version of the site to the right you can see the character that has the Specific meaning.

I leave it up to the excellent researchers out there who are concerned to translate :-)

New Logo of XING

2006-09-25T00:12:00.000+02:00

New Logo of XING, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

So on www.xing.com we now have our new logo and I have to say I am looking forward to more goodies there this week.

Hangover I

2006-09-24T18:03:00.000+02:00

Hangover I, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Oktoberfest has a powerful effect on Gemans and I have to say here is a very good example :-)

XING from the air

2006-09-23T19:05:00.000+02:00

XING Headquarters from the air, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

So finally after all this time we are announcing the new name for our openBC website

It is XING which I like to pronounce like zing or if I am speaking chinese shing.

I am really looxing forward to what our copywriters will make of the new name :-)

Speaking at EURO OSCON tomorrow

2006-09-18T19:32:00.000+02:00

Dog on a Log, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

If you would like to contact me about anything to do with my talk, photos or openBC then please join openBC www.openbc.com and you can send me a private message at https://www.openbc.com/hp/bill_liao

Best!

Bill

TSSDC V

2006-09-03T01:49:00.000+02:00

TSSDC V, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

The amazing Top Secret Swiss Drum Corp in action!

Netweaving

2006-08-17T15:12:00.000+02:00

Making the point, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

It is always interestign when two peopel coem together and find a mutual purpose.

Thanks to Nancey Miller for the insighful document below

What is a one-line description of NetWeaving?

NetWeaving is a Golden Rule and ‘Pay it Forward’ form of networking which is all about helping connect people and providing ‘no-strings-attached’ resources…simply with the belief that, ‘what goes around, does come back around’.

What are the 2 key differences between networking and NetWeaving?

With traditional networking, most persons are only listening with one pair of ears and one set of antennae to determine if someone is a current or future prospect for what they have to offer, or to see if this person can help them. It’s only when they determine this is the case that they decide to try and build a relationship.

With NetWeaving, persons are carefully listening and tuned in with a 2nd pair of ears and a 2nd set of antennae to determine if this person is someone whom they’d like to get to know better… regardless of their business or industry. Do they seem to be a ‘giver’ and not just a ‘taker’? So the first difference is that NetWeaving discussions get below the superficial level and focus on the other person rather than on yourself.

The 2nd difference is that NetWeaving provides specific ways to follow up and follow through whereas most networking never turns into a relationship, mainly because no one follows up.

What’s the difference between ‘Follow Up’ and ‘Follow Through’?

Follow up refers to the time frame in which you do follow-up – an email or note saying how much you enjoyed meeting in person, and/or suggesting that the two of you get together soon. And, you do make a follow-up call to see about scheduling such a one-on-one meeting.

Follow through refers to the ‘quality’ and the ‘creativity’ which you show between the time you meet and when you do get together, Sending an article with some points highlighted which you thought would be of value to the other person is an example of this.

What are the 3 skill sets to NetWeaving?

Learning to be a connector of others with THEIR Needs, Problems, and Opportunities in mind rather than just our own.
Learning how to ‘position’ yourself as a ‘no-strings-attached’ resource provider for others.
Learning how to constantly be on the lookout for persons who are ‘exceptional’ at what they do and when you do, you find a way to stay in touch and over time, add him or her to your Trusted Resource Network.

In addition to the ‘networking’ questions you typically have on your mind as you are talking with someone (i.e. ‘Can you help me?’ ‘Are you a current or future prospect for what I have to offer?’), what are 3 additional questions NetWeavers learn to ask themselves?

‘Is there someone I know who would benefit meeting or knowing this person?’
‘Could this person provide information or resources to someone else I know?’
‘Has this person impressed me so much, I need to get to know him or her better, and assuming over time, they continue to do so, add him or her to my Trusted Resource Network.’

What is the Pyramid of Relationship-Building and what is meant by the term, ‘Meaningful Dialogue’ and why is it one of the real keys to establishing and maintaining relationships?

The Pyramid of Relationship-Building helps explain how relationships are established from the point at which you first meet someone… to the pinnacle of relationship-building – establishing and maintaining Trust.

Perhaps the most important step for a NetWeaver to learn is how to show initiative and courage by elevating a conversation from the ‘small talk’ stage to ‘meaningful dialogue’ by posing a thought-provoking question.

What is the NetWeaving 5-step Process and how is the 5th step associated with a movie by the same name?

Step 1 – You meet someone and you have a good first conversation and determine this is someone you’d like to get to know better. You make notes on the back of his or her business card, noting a couple of the things she or he said which were meaningful to you.

Step 2 – You follow up with an email – same day or next day – mentioning a couple of the points you noted, and suggesting that you’d like to get together within the next week or so for breakfast, lunch, or a cup of coffee, to get to know him or her better.

Step 3 – You have the one-on-one meeting and assuming you continue to feel good about the person and want the relationship to continue growing, YOU suggest someone or someone(s) of whom you have thought who you believe would benefit meeting your new friend, and you volunteer to ‘host’ a meeting. In most cases, the other person will reciprocate and suggest one or more persons whom they believe would also benefit by meeting you.

Step 4 – You ‘host’ a meeting to introduce the other person. You give a little overview of the NetWeaving concept watch as they find friends or connections they discover they know in common, as well as ways they can help each other.

Step 5 – In 9 out of 10 ‘hosting’ meetings we’ve tracked, at the end of the hosting meeting, as you have mostly just sat back and observed, one or both of the people you have connected, will say, ‘This has been great, but you haven’t said much. How can we help you?’ That’s when you challenge each of them to ‘Pay it Forward’ and to ‘host’ a meeting for 2 others. Note – your new friend has already committed to doing this for you so you’re just addressing the other person you invited.

How do you set up a Virtual Hosting meeting?

It would be great if we could ‘host’ 10 ‘in-person’ meetings a week, but unless you’re in PR or your job is totally ‘rain-making’, hosting 1 or 2 ‘in-person’ meetings a week is more than enough.

Doing a ‘virtual hosting’ meeting is simple. In every form of communication – phone, internet, or in-person, you train yourself to ask the 3 above-mentioned questions, and when you think of someone who would benefit meeting or knowing this person, this is what you would say,

‘‘Mary, as you and I were talking and I learned more about what you do (what your company does), I just thought of someone whom you need to meet. Why don’t you send me information on your company and your bio or current CV… and let me send that on to my friend with a note from me as to why I believe the two of you would benefit meeting. And I’ll check back to make sure you’ve made contact and hopefully, the two of you will get together soon after that. Please let me know when and where you agree to meet, and if I can be there for at least a portion of the meeting, I’d love to do so.’’

What is the difference between a ‘strategic’ and a non-strategic’ hosting meeting?

I used to think that all NetWeaving ‘hosting’ meetings need to be ‘strategic’ – meaning this person is in this business and the other person is in this business and there’s a logical way they should be able to help each other or to collaborate. Then I started hosting some ‘non-strategic’ meetings and they have turned out to be some of the most creative and productive. Here’s how you set up one of those meetings.

‘‘John, I have a friend (new friend, acquaintance, associate at work, etc.) whom I believe you would really benefit meeting. But to be perfectly honest, I haven’t the slightest idea what the two of you have in common, or how you might be able to help each other. All I know is that I think a lot of you, and you’re a ‘giver’, and so is (other person), and I feel the two of you would just enjoy getting to know each other.’’

These ‘non-strategic’ hosting meetings will turn out to be some of the most fun meetings you ‘host’… either in-person or virtual.

What is the NetWeaver’s Quilt and how does it allow you to meet anyone you ever want to meet, anywhere in the world?

Imagine a quilt in the shape of a rectangle and its several doyen individual squares. Pretend that the bottom right square is YOU and the top left-most square represents anyone in the world you want to meet. The 3 top-left squares around that square represent GK’s or GO’s (Gate-Keepers or Gate-Openers). The right-hand vertical axis represents ‘‘Influence and Accessibility’’ and the bottom horizontal axis represents ‘‘Commonalities’’ (things someone has in common with the individual you’d like to meet). A higher-up square is to the left (closer to the individual top-left square), the more things the person has in common with the individual you seek to meet.

By keeping these individuals in your conscious mind and constantly seeking to find someone who knows someone who knows someone, etc., you can eventually meet anyone in the world. The secret though, in true NetWeaving fashion, is that you never ask for a connection. When you find someone who can move you closer to a ‘GO’, or to help you get past a ‘GK’, you must find a way to help that person so they at some point ask, ‘How can I help you?’

Why do most relationships die, before ‘trust’ is established and how does NetWeaving keep the process moving?

Most relationships die before trust is established due to lack of follow up by one or both parties. Since NetWeaving is all about helping other people, those who find they enjoy helping others will follow up when they might not do so just to benefit themselves. Also, NetWeaving has structure and strategies which help persons follow up and follow through.

How can NetWeaving help YOU in your business and in your community?

NetWeaving began as a way to help persons engaged in Sales & Marketing to build and maintain better relationships both with their existing customers/clients, as well as how to establish relationships with ‘prospective’ customers/clients as a way of developing business.

Then service organizations and business clubs discovered that NetWeaving could help ‘enrich’ relationships within their membership to a degree never experienced before.

Then HR professionals discovered that by creating a ‘culture’ of NetWeaving ‘internally’ within their company, it could help tear down or at least reduce some of the walls and silo’s that exist within almost every company.

Then Non-Profits saw how it can provide a way for their Board Members and Key Donors to feel good about approaching their best friends and connections without feeling they were ‘hitting’ on them for money or support.

Finally, entire communities and cities are seeing that NetWeaving can become a ‘theme’ that can bring together disparate sectors to put aside their own agendas to work toward common goals and through collaboration and connectivity, amazing things could be accomplished.

What are a Few Thought-Provoking NetWeaving Questions To Help Elevate the Conversation to Meaningful Dialogue?

A teacher, a mentor, a parent or grandparent… who is someone in your life, who at some particular point, said or did something which had a profound impact on you and what was it they said or did which caused that to happen?

What’s the best book you ever read or talk you ever heard on:
leadership
time-management
sales and/or marketing
inspiration or motivation

If money were no object and you could be doing anything you wanted, what would you be doing and why?

If you could go back in history and have a one-on-one conversation with anyone, who would it be and why?

What is the single most important thing you learned in college?

Football madness is over

2006-07-12T20:30:00.000+02:00

EPSN7557.JPG, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

And I have to say Hamburg did an exquisite job of decorating the city with
Lasers and blue flourescent lights!

Embers and smoke III

2006-06-20T00:40:00.000+02:00

Embers and smoke III, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Amazing what fun you can have with a campfire and a long exposure.

Great crowd at Start

2006-06-20T00:39:00.000+02:00

It is always nice to have an appreciative audience and to see that entrepreneurs in Europe are as passionate about what they are doign as elsewhere in the world.

Speaking tomorrow

2006-06-18T16:32:00.000+02:00

I will be filling in for Lars tomorrow talking about entrepreneurship in Europe at Start Global.

I will be talking about Lars and what moved him to start openBC, what experiences we gained within the entrepreneurial process, what was good and what did not work so well.

The auditorium consists of 100 students with close affinity to entrepreneurship and 50 young entrepreneurs. The idea is to give a flavor of what being an entrepreneur means.

I will also talk about the openBC success story. How this business model came about and why openBC is so successful as well as what experiences and circumstances led to openBC being founded in Europe.

FInally I will speak on general approaches to entrepreneurship in Europe and what my impressions are about entrepreneurship in the European economic space including what I see some of the opportunities and challenges are.

Sunny Day

2006-06-15T17:36:00.000+02:00

Today in Switzerland the sun is shinnign and all is well with the world :-)

Very interesting new project

2006-06-12T21:10:00.000+02:00

Osafa.org looks like an innovative, yet down-to-earth example of a new grassroots approach in development cooperation.

It looks like it can address the need for innovation in communal architecture in developing countries by applying a collaborative, open-source approach to disseminate and develop new and existing, less costly and more localised, methods for building; schools, hospitals and other infrastructure buildings in rural Africa.

Osafa.org appears to be the kind of initiative that seeks to empower people to find and implement suitable solutions for their own specific problems, that I feel could be very suited to make a positive and sustainable impact in people's lives.

A favorite fable of mine

2006-06-11T17:31:00.000+02:00

When it comes to workign to chaneg the world for the better I often encounter people who tell me that there si nothign that can be done becuase the scale of the problems are too large for any individual to have an effect.

I often tell this fable in response;

A wise man was taking a sunrise walk on the beach after a storm. In the distance he caught sight of a little girl who seemed to be dancing along the waves. As he got closer, he saw the little girl was picking up starfish from the high tide line and tossing them gently back into the ocean. "What are you doing?" the wise man asked. "The sun is coming up and the tide is going out; if I don't throw them in, they'll die." "But little girl, there are miles and miles of beach with starfish all along it; you can't possibly make a difference." The little girl bent down, picked up another starfish and threw it lovingly back into the ocean and with a big smile said. "Made all the difference in the world to that one, sir!".

Bus Blogging

2006-06-09T17:57:00.000+02:00

Thanks to the guys at Novamedia I now have UMTS running on my Black Mac so this post is from the bus to Basel Airport.

After

2006-06-08T15:13:00.000+02:00

Me.jpg, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Me after the fabulous diet

Before

2006-06-08T15:07:00.000+02:00

Before, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Here is a picture of me before my super diet

The after is the current flickr logo I have :-)

Huntress II

2006-06-08T14:25:00.000+02:00

Huntress II, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

This oen nearly ended its life to day jumped on the desk and ended up skiding across and landing under my wifes G4 17" on the floor a miracle that both computer and cat survived.

Arrg.

Best diet plan on earth

2006-06-06T12:01:00.000+02:00

www.1personaldiet.com

Just for all the people who keep asking how I lost weight!

Above is the link to the diet plan and in 12 weeks I lost 27 kilos and nearly 2 months later I have not put any weight back on and I am eating normally :-)

Cool

2006-06-05T23:42:00.000+02:00

Cool, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

To make one of these go to

http://www.jacksonpollock.org/

It is Awesome!

Girl in a field of grass I

2006-06-05T15:27:00.000+02:00

Girl in a field of grass I, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I really do not understand how a photo on Flickr becomes popular.

While I do consider this to be some of my best work why this is singled out for attention rather than other photos I have taken I do not get.

Really dumb stuff

2006-06-04T20:44:00.000+02:00

Point - I live in switzerland

Point - I own an Apple Mac

Point - I speak English

Point - If I buy something online from Apple I am forced to use the Swiss Apple store

Point - the Swiss Apple store only supports German and French

Point - If I hit upgrade in Quicktime it takes me to the US Apple store site and then I cannot buy anything because it puts my Swiss address details into the form and then fixes the country to USA and that cannot be changed.

Point - This is an example of the purest form of idiocy SHAME ON YOU APPLE for not thinking through your users use cases and SHAME ON YOU APPLE for not accepting my US AMEX credit card in the Swiss Apple store.

I am unhappy and I would be a customer but you APPLE will not let me be a customer you just make me suffer from your crippled software without any chance to upgrade it.

2006-06-04T13:28:00.000+02:00

Foucault expresses, among many other things, int his work that taxonomy play an essential role in how the world occurs and I find it fascinating that we also recycle pithy phrases into new meanings.

A perfect example is the quote below which was written 1996 and translated into english in 1970,

"The semantic web of resemblance in the sixteenth century is extremely rich:"

What follows this is a small list of related latin words which form a mini tag cloud of ideas amazing...

2006-06-03T00:33:00.000+02:00

Sigh time for bed

Stowe Boyd

2006-06-03T00:18:00.000+02:00

Stowe Boyd, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Stowe has a sharp insight and is very entertaining to speak with especially when he has a glass of red in his hand :-)

Night Bloom

2006-06-02T23:58:00.000+02:00

Night Bloom, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Wandering round Denmark after reboot these flowers caught my attention and the Notilux's tight depth of field really paid off.

New plazes mobile

2006-06-02T15:51:00.000+02:00

Very cool you can now use plazes on symbian phones and it will show your plaze by the Cell ID.

Very cool!

Doc does reboot

2006-06-02T15:19:00.000+02:00

Just saw a very insightful talk from Doc Searl and in part it was a validation of what I really believe which is that the killer application in markets are not the transactions the killer application for the future of markets are the relationships.

Point - web 1.0 does not capture the temporality of the relationships whereas blogs are organised with temporal information so that they capture what the live relationship is much better.

Point - social software has the power to add a dimension to mapping markets by mapping relationships and thhat this is another killer app for social software.

Point - in western society relationships have been under emphasised.

BrunoGiussani.JPG

2006-06-02T14:20:00.000+02:00

BrunoGiussani.JPG, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

A reflective moment captured in time last night at reboot8

Less tree remember

2006-05-28T03:58:00.000+02:00

Less tree remember, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Somtimes you capture the essence of somthing just by a trick of the light.

These are always good days.

Colours I

2006-04-21T15:54:00.000+02:00

Colours I, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

It amazes me that this turns out to be one of my most populaar photos.

Water IV

2006-04-20T14:56:00.000+02:00

Water IV, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Wanderig to the station in the morning this caught my eye.

Huntress II

2006-04-17T22:46:00.000+02:00

Huntress II, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

And this is one of our cats Abigail killing her fake easter chicken.

Dog on a Log

2006-04-17T22:45:00.000+02:00

Dog on a Log, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Ok so this our Dog Suomi who is a Finnish Lapinkoia (no idea how to spell it) sitting on a tree stump loking enthusiastic as usual :-)

Happy Easter from Mr Bun II

2006-04-16T16:05:00.000+02:00

Mr Bun II, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Easter everyone :-)

Get outta here!

2006-04-14T20:22:00.000+02:00

Get outta here!, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Talk about territorial :-)

Easter III

2006-04-14T15:42:00.000+02:00

Easter III, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Good Friday morning an the house is filled with th eterrific smell of My wife Kerrie's Baking :-)

Chrystal IV

2006-04-14T10:47:00.000+02:00

Chrystal IV, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

This photo has been kludged togetehr by holding a closeup lens in front of my summilux 75mm f1.4

TREE II

2006-04-14T00:45:00.000+02:00

TREE II, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

I was really surprise dot fin dout thta this photo (which I like a Lot) was also picked by many other Flickr users as their favourite much more so than any of my other work.

Cat Luggage

2006-04-14T00:43:00.000+02:00

Cat Luggage, originally uploaded by Bill Liao.

Cats are part evil they just have to shed furall over my clean clothes.

2006-04-14T00:30:00.000+02:00

Ok so now I have a real reason to maek this blog work.

I am goign to blog my Flickr photo Stream and see if it assists my Flickr photos to be more widely seen.

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openBC

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HOME PAGE

Fantastic stuff

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Mosquito Host-Seeking: a Partial Review

2003-09-09T21:17:00.000+02:00

Google Toolbar Installed

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