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Jason Kaneshiro shared an item on Google Reader

How Much Would You Spend to Save Your Pet? [Ask The Consumerists]

13 hours ago - Link

we have an limit of $1,000 (apiece) for our cats. - Jason Kaneshiro

We've never really had a limit. Our Akita, Mungo got a very agressive form of cancer. We spent about 1,300 to get it removed and treated. We had the option of chemotherapy for him but it wasn't guaranteed and cost almost 1500 each treatment. We couldn't do it. The tumor came back, and we spent a bit more on some treatments. Eventually we had to let him go when the [second] tumor began to eat through his skin. That was one of the hardest things we ever had to do. My Molly has been a family member for 10 years and she recently developed arthritis in her hips. That was only about $500 to take care of. She takes regular supplements now. My Pit Bull was probably the cheapest. He just did regular vet visits and got neutered. He was a healthy boy. - Candace Holly

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yeah we had to put down a diabetic, blind dog, and a very old cat with breathing problems. Very hard, but both had already lived long lives. if a pet is suffering and with expensive treatements, just extending life is kind of hard to justify. - Jason Kaneshiro

We spent $1000 on a MRI for our 8 year-old chihuahua when he started having seizures. Found out he has a cyst in his brain which could be removed for another $6000 (minimum). We decided not to do it... too risky and too expensive. Nine months later, he's doing fine on medications, but we know it's only a matter of time. All the recent advances in veterinary medicine make these decisions much more difficult than they used to be. - Daniel Zilber

Between 3 surgeries to remove benign tumors in her belly because we didn't know if they were cancerous (which developed because we didn't have her neutered when she was a puppy, so our fault she had to suffer...) and many ear infections, we've spent at least $4K on our shihtzu in the last 5 years (out of the 9.5 she's been around). - Lindsay Donaghe

I'm impressed by all of your generosity. Right now our two twin cats are very low maintenance (three years old) - Jason Kaneshiro

I have loved pets beyond measure (so much so that I'm actually kind of glad I didn't have kids until after one cat was gone) but anything over a total cat replacement cost is more than we'd spend. I'm +1 on Jason... spending money for unnatural prolonging of life in a pet to me is cruel because they don't understand and can't decide for themselves. - Cyndy

I bet most of us just take this question case by case. The best insurance against honking vet bills is being observant and keeping up with the routine stuff, but there just aren't any guarantees. - Chris Baskind

+1 Chris - and get your pet spayed or neutered ASAP when you get a new one. That one thing will make them much healthier, happier, and easier to get along with (no hormones). - Lindsay Donaghe

Quite a bit. They're part of my family (2 cats). Spent upwards of $1000 on the cat before that, 18 years old. Did ultrasound and one surgery - it helped him get some extra time in the San Diego air. He died when I went up for a job interview at Petstore.com. Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes. - AJ Kohn

We spent about $2500 on our dog. Cataracts. Glaucoma. Diabetes. Hypothyroidism. Aortic Stenosis. We loved her so much for the 11 years we had her. - Elliott Ng

There is no limit for our son Chewy: http://is.gd/W8f - Julio

Bob Lee posted a message on Twitter

“People making more than 111k should consider how little McCain's tax cut matters compared to how much value their home has lost this year.”

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Well, for some of us outside the Valley, we actually didn't lose value. Love living where there is no bubble. Of any kind. - Cyndy

Or, consider those of us that earn more than 111k annually but can't afford to own a home. That's my wife and I in silicon valley. - Jason Kaneshiro

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Jason, you gotta get out of the Valley, dude. - Cyndy

@Cyndy top secret just for you, we're working on it. - Jason Kaneshiro

"Outside the valley" is a pretty big designation and no guarantee of house values safety. I guesstimate ours has lost at least $45K (probably more) worth of value since we bought it almost a year ago. And we thought we were getting a decent good deal at the time. So much for getting any equity in the next 5+ years. - Lindsay Donaghe

If you want stable (and incredibly affordable) real estate prices, come to Rochester NY... No real estate bubble here. - Jason Carreira

Sorry Lindsay.... I'm trying to wrap my head around owning a home that COULD lose $45K in a year. :) The housing here is the one reason we've never been able to leave... it's impossible for us to buy housing ANYWHERE else because selling our house wouldn't give us enough money. - Cyndy

BUT getting back to the original question.... - Jason Kaneshiro

Both candidates have proposed tax cuts to stimulate consumption. But trickle-down economics isn't going to make everyone a winner. We need to invest in education big time so that people can compete in the global economy. We Americans are going to get pwned by everyone else out there who are aware of the hypercompetitive nature of globalization. Time to suit up and play the game! - Elliott Ng

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Comment on: Why and How Embargoes Work in Tech Blogging

9 hours ago - via FriendFeed MT Plugin - Link

Exceptional post because it provides rationale for embargoes and when you would use them, and some situational if-then advice that helps one figure out what to do if things don't go exactly as planned. Twitter: @elliottng - Elliott Ng via FriendFeed MT Plugin

Marshall Kirkpatrick posted a message on Twitter

“new post - Why and How Embargoes Work in Tech Blogging http://bit.ly/2hjpbw”

11 hours ago - Link

Jeremy Toeman, Elliott Ng, Kyle Lacy, Louis Gray and Stephanie Stadler liked this

hmm - Allen Stern

Nice job, Marshall. - Louis Gray

Tell it to them brother. - Elliott Ng

Exceptional post because it provides rationale for embargoes and when you would use them, and some situational if-then advice that helps one figure out what to do if things don't go exactly as planned. Twitter: @elliottng - Elliott Ng via FriendFeed MT Plugin

Good article - Julio

drew olanoff posted a message on Twitter

“I'm going to probably get slammed for this, but whatevs. The MILF jokes about the VP? Seriously. Grow up.”

17 hours ago - Link

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i'm with you drew. - MG Siegler

I haven't heard that but it's seriously stupid. - Ernie Oporto

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+1 Drew - Kyle Lacy

I couldn't agree more. - Michelle Martinez

+2 - Marco

It's only a laugh now come one guys. - Zee at WeDoCreative

Laughs are one thing, stupidity is another. - drew olanoff

They would be the first people to go into a PC hissyfit if she was a democrat. - Jay Tannenbaum

Exactly, Jay. I am a Dem, and I am irritated at how it is acceptable for Dems to make comments about her appearance. I may disagree with most of what she believes in, but judging a women on appearance is wrong no matter what her beliefs may be. This goes for Cindy McCain, too. - Michelle Martinez

After sputtering this morning the media is going to go after her hard -- every stereotype in the book (she does happen to look a little like Geena Davis, which won't help). What people don't seem to understand is that conservatives just love her and it will galvanize the right even more. - Jay Tannenbaum

+3. Lets give ourselves another 12 hours of juvenile humor. Then lets shelf the VPILF meme. Although I think @FakeSarahPalin has some legs. Err..u know what i mean. - Elliott Ng

l0ckergn0me posted a message

“Little Known Fact: Sarah Palin ate my balls.”

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What?? - Michael Forian

Man, I forgot all about that meme. - Akiva Moskovitz

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That sounds like a severe personal problem to me. Might want to see a plastic surgeon or two for that. - Candace Holly

I hear they make brass replacements. - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

Chris, how can you stoop so low to get attention ? - Peter Dawson

http://search.twitter.com/sear... - l0ckergn0me

errrr...this is disgusting. - Elliott Ng

no Chris is disgusting .. ! - Peter Dawson

Corvida posted a message

“How much would you be willing to pay for a custom WordPress theme?”

12 hours ago - Link

Rahsheen(isSoAwesome), (jeff)isageek, Mo Kargas, Elliott Ng and 2 other people liked this

$50.00 - Kyle Lacy

$1,500+ - Brandon

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To license it as one user or for exclusive rights? - Adam Helweh

Don't really have a need for a custom Wordpress theme done by someone.I am able to customize most stock Wordpress Themes to suit my needs. - Michael Tefft

For a professional theme for a business site I'd pay at least $500 - $1000 - Glenn Slaven

+1 Glenn - Kyle Lacy

$250 if it met all my unique needs ;) - Elliott Ng

3 easy payments of 19.99 and they throw in a bread knife. - (jeff)isageek

but if you call now, we'll cut it to just 2 easy payments! - Chris Kim A

Two easy payments of $49.99! - Andrew Trinh

And one f*cking hard payment! - Kyle Lacy

I'm with Michael Tefft. I can't see paying for a theme cuz I have no probs hacking the bloody hell out of a free one. - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)

A base one that I had full rights to redesign and resell? Hmm.. - Shey

BUT WAIT! Call now and you'll get a second custom WordPress theme absolutely FREE! - Shey

+1 Kyle - Michael J Cohen

And we want the third payment in WOMPA - Kyle Lacy

50 - Caroline

Seems like you might be able to tweak some free ones and offer that as a service - Cheryl Allin

Cheryl, I like where you're going with that... - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)

Take a look at demo.rockettheme.com - Joomla template club, but they offer cool templates with tons of personalization easily implemented. So, tweak a free WP theme and add a one code line change so downloaders can pick from several 'looks' without hacking away themselves. ? - Cheryl Allin

Variations of free templates is a plus on both sides - you save time and they save money. :) - Cheryl Allin

are we referring to full design and writing of the wordpress template? Then I'd say around € 1000 is the maximum for me. I am currently looking for a service who can built me a wordpress template based on my own photoshop design. any ideas how much I should spent on that? - Marcel van der Laan

Elliott Ng posted a link

A Cute Mistake: Smiling iPhoneGirl Dials World Fame

yesterday at 2:18 am - via Bookmarklet - Link

She's not "so fired" after all. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

Steven Hodson posted an entry on WinExtra

Did I Just Join The Ranks Of The Internet Trailer Trash?

Wednesday at 11:31 am - Link

Paula Hawk, Igor Poltavskiy, Daniel J. Pritchett, Kate and 28 other people liked this

Good stuff Steven - reminds me of that discussion we had a while back about the early adopter crowd drifting further and further away from the mainstream. - Frederic

The Passionates, for the most part, are unfortunately not objective because The Passion is their bread and butter. But those who want more than a niche will pay attention to how the other 98% use the internet. - Logical Extremes

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Spot on. - l0ckergn0me

Brilliant post - Mo Kargas

Awesome! - Lindsey Smith

The "passionates" thing struck me as a bit dissonant, too. Scoble is right: this technology isn't user friendly enough to have wide appeal -- yet. But it's the start of smart browsers. And I *do* think you'll see mom and pop happily swimming in that pool someday soon. - Chris Baskind

I'm with Scoble on this. He's just saying that Ubiquity is not for everyone and that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's on the same vein as Jeff Atwood's two types of programmers post. http://www.codinghorror.com/bl... - Alan Le

And I don't agree that the internet is grouped into passionates and nons, unless he means those who are passionate about web technology and those who aren't. Just about everyone is passionate about something. We just aren't all passionate about the same things that Robert or Dave or whoever is passionate about. - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)

I just left a comment on the blog that just might choke a hippo. - Mark Dykeman

yer either with us or again' us. it's teh merican way. - jeneane is in the house

@Mark .. it was a great comment ... I'll be getting around to replying to all of them shortly as I just finished posting tonight's Discussion Point. - Steven Hodson

youre ok steven. I think early adopters are overrated. For example if you were a home theater early adopter you'd have bought an HD-DVD and a LCD for 10,000 that are now obsolete or a big waste of money. More and more I see the wisdom of being a "fashionably late early adopter"... let the early adopters waste their time / money, kick back and reap the benefits of their work. - Jason Kaneshiro

great post...many people use tech as a tool to help them achieve things in what they ARE passionate about. - Elliott Ng

Good one Steven. Scoble does bring some seriously interesting stuff to his stream. Blocked him once a long (long) time ago. It was a mistake. Noisy? I'm starting to think I'm noisy. Maybe it's a disease :) Love the new blog look. Keep it up - Charlie Anzman

@Jason - I like the idea of the "fashionably late early adopter" - it's cheaper! - Mark Dykeman

@Jason, I totally agree. I consider myself to be one of those and appreciate the time I save by learning from those who get there a few minutes before me. - Kate

Jeremiah Owyang posted a message

“Quick: Which brands first come to mind after the Beijing Olympics?”

Wednesday at 4:57 am - Link

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Omega - Jeremiah Owyang

Visa - Arthur Guy

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McDonald's, Phelps - Craig Eddy

Home Depot - Mike Reynolds

bolt - mike "glemak" dunn

Barack Obama - DJ Lein

Kellog's Corn Flakes - Shannon

Michael Phelps. Usain Bolt - john conroy

Puma - Shey

AT&T - Michael W. May (Joffi) via twhirl

Rona, VISA, McDonald's - tamera

li ning - Anatol via twhirl

Canon. - Yolanda

Coca Cola - Lisa Creech Bledsoe via twhirl

Lee Kum Kee - imabonehead

Coca Cola - Alan Le

Lenovo - Kevin C. Tofel

NBC and VISA - Adam

Shawn Johnston, Nastia Liukin, Lenovo, Li Ning brand ambush of Adidas - Elliott Ng

coke mcdonalds sprite puma - Kyle A Koch

Coke, Visa - Morgan

Michael Phelps. I don't notice the consumer brands - Sally Church

Cisco - Jody C

Michael Phelps - Dave Wirsching via twhirl

NBC - "Czar" DJ Peterman

nike vs adidas - Lee Kent

usane bolt - James Cooper

Coke. And Li Ning (apparently the Chinese Nike) - Ryan Kuder

Speedo - Cyndy

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Here in Canada we were subjected to the "Mr. Muffin" ad during CBC coverage WAY too many times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.... - Andrew Codrington

Puma and Nike. - Steve Garfield via twhirl

i feel like it *should* be lenovo, but i think of visa - Amanda via twhirl

nike - Dan McCall via twhirl

audi - Paul Whitaker

Lenovo - Sue Radd

Snickers: http://online.wsj.com/article_... - Abby Martin

NBC - Mark Bean

China - Fons Tuinstra

Visa - Melanie Reed

Olympic Caning event. Who can get as many wacks in to the troubled teens in a minute? - Christopher Welle

Elliott Ng posted a link

Friends, we need your help. Google can’t find us. - Travel Industry News - UpTake Blog

Monday at 11:37 am - via Bookmarklet - Link

Shameless begging for your linklove so Google knows that we are making a legit move to UpTake.com from Kango.com. The chart above is a great case study from Wendy Piersall's move from eMomsAtHome.com to Sparkplugging.com. Now UpTake is in the "When I Didn't Sleep" zone....YIKES. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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The Chinese Dream has replaced America's | Martin Fletcher - Times Online

August 24 at 8:35 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

"China's economy may be lagging behind the US, but it is miles ahead in optimism, dynamism, and patriotism" - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Al Jazeera English coverage in Beijing

August 22 at 5:18 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

I don't trust US media anymore to report the whole story, and of course the Chinese media is controlled and biased. Melissa Chan of Al Jazeera did a great job with the Sichuan Earthquake and the team has done a fantastic job with Olympics coverage as well. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Shanghaiist: Video: Elderly protesters in Beijing

August 22 at 5:14 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

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Great Al Jazeera report on the sentencing of the 2 elderly women in Beijing - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Bed & Breakfasts

August 22 at 5:12 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

bed and breakfast minisite launched. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Hostels

August 22 at 5:11 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Hostel central launched. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Motels

August 22 at 5:11 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Motels site launched. Not sure why people would search for motels alone but they do. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Camping Vacations & Campgrounds

August 22 at 5:10 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Getting into the campgrounds information biz - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Clean, Safe and Cheap Hotels

August 22 at 5:10 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Launched cheap hotels minisite - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Pet Friendly Hotels

August 22 at 5:09 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Launched Pets minisite - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Romantic Hotels

August 22 at 5:08 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Romantic getaway central launched. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Family Hotels

August 22 at 5:08 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Shared UpTake's new Family Hotels minisite. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Hotels

August 22 at 5:08 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Launched Uptake's new Hotels site - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

Robert Scoble shared an item on Google Reader

Google’s Swings and Misses

August 22 at 3:50 pm - Link

Parthasarathi, Devlin Dunsmore, Nicholas James, Matthew Imakyure and 18 other people liked this

The Economist has an article looking at how Lively, Google’s attempt to establish a foothold in the virtual world market, has flopped. - Mitchell Tsai

Seems a little early to label Lively a "flop" - TDavid

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Yeah, they should at least wait until it's out of beta. - Kevin Fox

The article describes five other flops (non-successes) - Mitchell Tsai

+1 @kevinfox. lolz - .LAGizmoto

One of them being Gmail? - Chris White

Gmail's a 'miss' because it doesn't yet surpass Y!Mail and Hotmail in market share? MacOS must be a miss as well... - Kevin Fox

Sorry to make an obvious point, but Google doesn't seem to do well with "community" building applications. Just search. Do search companies have a hard time with social apps for some reason? - Elliott Ng

Google Calendar could become a "miss" because it only offers simple ICS and basic CALDAV. However there is literally zero social functionality for events. I would rather post events on Eventful (though ugly) and let it auto-export to Upcoming and Google Calendar (ics) - Glenn Batuyong via twhirl

I guess from a strict numbers comparison, then (in the case of gmail) Google might have missed. But seriously, the other two mail services don't come close. So from my tweeny perspective, Google has swung and hit. Same with the other Google Services I use. I guess that's why I use them. - Stu Andrews via twhirl

Lame article. We don't expect Google to be Midas. We expect them to innovate, take risks, and occasionally fail on the way to creating great new products. - Ozan Onay

Its not only comm building that Google does not seem to be on cutting edge. Even its core, Search engine, was innovative, simple and worked better that the rest at the time of its inception. Currently, it is still prefered by many and has a stable growth of usage and following, but its one-time advantage (back in 1998), based on page indexing, is not any more competitive. The reason why Google still dominates in the West is its excellent branding and simplicity of search engine. - Hayk Hakobyan

I find it sad that they've reached that pinnacle where it's time to knock them down. I want to believe in Larry and Sergei & am thankful they have power. - timedalkat

Stupid article. While I am a not a cheerleader, I think they have done just fine. I really couldn't care if Less people use Gmail than YahooMail - GMail is so much better. Suprised they never mentioned Dodgeball or Jaiku. - PC Easy via twhirl

Hayk: The Google advantage for me is not "page indexing" but "CACHING". When pages change/go off-line, Google has an old copy. I didn't like Google any better than HotBot for actual searching. - Mitchell Tsai

Comments on orkut in the US press really highlight US-centricity. Makes me wonder how much else about the rest of the world is grossly mis-reported. - Moishe Lettvin

I have no interest in the virtual world market. Still trying to get a handle on the real world. - Ernie Oporto

Mitchell, Doc Searls had recently posted a blog http://bit.ly/TSsfl about which, Yahoo Search or Google Search, is better. He thinks Yahoo does a better job. - Hayk Hakobyan

@moishelettvin .. everything - gregory lent

One thing you've got to admire about GOOGLE...they keep on trying. They haven't become complacent with just being #1 for search. - Jonathan (Vacation Boy)

Elliott Ng posted a message on Twitter

“Reviewing Fenwick legal bills. Ouch. I'm taking a 40% paycut to be a startup guy, so I can pay my top-tier lawyers $$$$.”

August 22 at 3:48 pm - Link

but at least Fenwick is really, really good :) - Morgan

yes they are in the top tier....and we are paying fees accordingly! - Elliott Ng

Louis Gray shared an item on Google Reader

Jaiku is the New Twitter

August 22 at 2:41 pm - Link

Mike Fruchter, Gavin, Daniel Schildt, ·[•_•]· and Elliott Ng liked this

HAHAHAHA, i thought plurk was the new twitter the past week. - faboo mama

bwaa haaa haaa haaa. I have been angry at Jaiku since I could never get an invite from them. - Elliott Ng

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LOL what a joke - Mona N.

Fail. - David Risley

Rejaw is the new Facebook! I mean... wait... - Bwana McCall

the article says it is not new twitter because it is down and failing more and more - Photo Larry via twhirl

503 is the new kill app. - ·[•_•]·

Databases are dead. Genetic mutant super brained children are the new black. - Bwana McCall

Careful with those racial comments, Bwana. :-) - Louis Gray

hahahhaha! +1 LG! - Mona N.

Wait. Now Twitter is the new Twitter! - Ernie Oporto

Elliott Ng shared an item on Google Reader

International Olympic Committee Launches Probe into He Kexin’s Age

August 21 at 4:52 pm - Link

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they need to "launch a probe"? - Julio

Hope it doesn't hurt too much her. and where's the probe gonna go? - Elliott Ng

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International Olympic Committee launches probe into He Kexin's age - Times Online

August 21 at 4:28 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Looks like the IOC is finally responding to all the data surfacing about the potential age discrepancy. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

Also see http://sports.yahoo.com/olympi... - Bill Sodeman

Elliott Ng posted a link

China Digital Times » Liu Xiang Sent to Olympic Death by China’s £1 Billion Image-Building Exercise

August 20 at 3:32 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Chinese netizens using the meme "Surrender Liu" which sounds exactly the same as Liu Xiang's name (which means "Flying Liu"), to spread discussions that Chinese propaganda authorities are trying to make disappear online. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

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Reactions to Liu Xiang and the nature of Chinese national pride

August 19 at 9:54 am - via Bookmarklet - Link

Jason Carreira, Fons Tuinstra, George The Writer and JMS liked this

Interesting commentary by my friend Xiaodi Zhang on the nature of Chinese nationalism/patriotism as exhibited by Liu Xiang and the reactions. - Elliott Ng via Bookmarklet

Elliott, this is a great piece and one that really hits home as an American. I find myself less and less emotionally invested in our Olympians, simply because they seem more interested in personal gain than the greater spirit of the Games as they were intended. It's why I love Kerrie Walsh... 107 matches in a row that she's won, and she is always gracious, always excited to win, and always self-deprecating, looking to improve. Compare her to the track and field competitors... most of the runners are cocky.. - Cyndy

...self-indulgent, and petulant when things don't go their way. I cry at Hallmark commercials, yet fail to be moved by most of the coverage here. Except for the girl who won gold in discus, a sport the U.S. hasn't won in over 70 years. She was excited, she spoke of representing her country, and she was geeked to meet Mary Lou Retton, who she'd idolized growing up watching the Olympics herself. The U.S. needs a lot more of that and a lot less Kobe Bryant. - Cyndy

Thanks Cindy. I thought the swimmers were pretty classy, like Dara Torres. Liked your comment on Twitter - classy "mom" act! - Elliott Ng

There are some, and yes, Dara Torres is one of them. I think a lot of it has to do with youth vs. experience... a good correlary to the Web 2.0 world, no? - Cyndy

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