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A lawyer's search for change; a mystic's journey to grace; a man's quest for love; and a boy's cry for meaning. My name is Joseph Tsang and this is my blog. J.D.Tsang AT gmail DOT com

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Nov
22

“

Before you speak, listen.

Before you write, think.

Before you spend, earn.

Before you invest, investigate.

Before you criticize, wait.

Before you pray, forgive.

Before you quit, try.

Before you retire, save.

Before you die, give.

William Arthur Ward (via reluctantbuddha) (via tsupii) (via nihilnoetia)

Before you pee, zip…

once i released half a second too early…

sick.

—Joseph Tsang

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It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.

—Mark Twain

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HAHA. i just ate Micky D’s twice this week. I can taste the rubber. But on the side note, their tea is amazingly good, and it sells for only $1 here. I’m loving it.

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Nov
21

Jesse and Irving look at this!!!

m-altruism:

Creative Scan-and-Draw Color-Changing Pen Design Any artist or designer who works with color knows that the best inspiration and perfect coloration can often be found in real-life objects all around us. What if you could take your trusty drawing pen and simply scan any color you want and then turn around and draw with it? This innovative pen design by Jin Sun Park allows you to do just that. Next step? A complete texture selector and replicator?
(source)

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Just had an epiphany. I will be a personal injury lawyer for bikers!

I will start by suing the cities for negligence in not implementing safety precautions.

Then as the city becomes more safe, there will be more bikers, and the more bikers the more injuries, and the more injuries, the more clients i will have. Genius!

—Joseph Tsang

m-altruism:

Just about everyone agrees that bicycling is an environmentally friendly way to get to and from work, yet not many of us actually commute this way. A large part of the reason for this lack of bike commuters is the safety issue. Any cyclist who’s ever had a close call with a car knows that riding on a street with no bike lane can be a bit scary. But installing bike lanes is prohibitively expensive, and many cities simply can’t afford the cost of adding these life-saving safety features to their streets.(source)

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“ A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live several lives while reading.

William Styron

So while not paying attention to class today, the prof mentioned Le Miserables, and i uncontroably exclaimed “OH YEAH” (with my arms flaring). The class laughed. I then had to very consciously refrain from shouting anything, because i know if i did, the class would have gone wild. I bit hard on that tongue of mine.

But inside I was yelling:

“This books tells the epic story of justice meeting mercy; of criminal turned good;

Le Mis. is more than a movie, it was a play; no it was more than a play, it was a book; no no, it was more than a book, it is an affair to be remembered.

In it, one can see God and Satan, strive for mastery over the hearts of men.

After reading it i have been undone. It is the closest, my soul has ever felt, to be reborn.

I couldn’t end it with a tear, it would be almost sacrilegious; and i couldn’t end it with a shout, for it was too solemn; so i ended it the best way i know how, by bowing and saying Amen.

—Joseph Tsang

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it hurts.

because i care

—Joseph Tsang

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Nov
20

Secret to success: Vitamin C

I carry this in my backpack now. Its the orange flavor kind from Costco. My mom gave it to me.

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“ When I was a child I was an orphan and too ugly to be adopted. Now I am too beautiful to be set free.

Charles Manson (via nihilnoetia)

When i was born the world laughed and i cried, i will live my life so that when i die i will laugh and the world will cry.

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I love the iphone and technology. I wish i can find a way to build a career around learning about it. Maybe i really should go into patent law.

—Joseph Tsang

rdrb:

PhoneBook is a nice concept from Mobile Art Lab in Japan. Its such a simple idea, to combine a Iphone with a childs picture book. You put the phone inside the book itself, with a window to the screen acting as a little portal within the book. Then whilst flipping through the pages to match the scene on the screen, you can use the touchscreen & tilt sensors to interact with the animations. (via pixelsumo)

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