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Lunch with John Chow
Posted on November 27th, 2006 by Ed Lau in Tech and the Net
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Hey Ed, nice post! I wish I could have an opportunity to have lunch with John like you did, I dont know him much, or maybe at all, but what I have gathered in our conversations, he is simply a cool guy!
Nice Blog!
Ed
ReplyJohn was having a rock fight, but later found out that it was a group of baby pandas he was throwing rocks at! EVIL~!!!
ReplyNice interview…where did you guys eat lunch? Is that an iced lemon tea in your hands? I want one.
ReplyGreat Interview !! Nice to read
ReplyOne of these days, I will tell the real story about the rock fight.
ReplyGdog, that looks like Kam Do to me. I’m surprised those goofs are still driving in this weather. Don’t you know that Vancouver (and by association, Richmond) shuts down at the slightest sight of the white stuff?
ReplyJohn’s effort in blogging is really inspiring to all the bloggers.
ReplyReminds me my past travels in Tibet. When we went hunting for baby seals, they swallowed all the bullets and spitted them back at us at such a rate, so we played run and hide game. And pandas did not even have teeth. But we all came in one piece and mommy said that was good.
Replylolz…interesting and funny interview; did he really have a rock fight? Lolz, I enjoyed reading it, keep up the good work.
ReplyThe rock fight was a long time ago. And I can assure you I never killed any pandas! But I’m sure some humans got hurt.
Reply[...] Ed Lau over at the.[ED]ition has posted the interview he did with me over lunch at a local Richmond eatery. I had a seafood noodle with ice milk tea while Ed had some fried noodle with ice lemon tea. Ed started his blog on November 6 and has already knocked down 37 blog posts and nearly 20,000 page views. [...]
[...] I apologize in advance if I cannot blog consistently since I will be busy with school projects and final exam preparation. My goal for this blog is to stick with posting about one post a day. That translates to roughly a minimum of 30 posts per month. So far, including this post, I will have written 28 posts in total. Given that there are only 30 days in November and I started blogging on November 5, 2006, I think I have done pretty good. I was reading Ed Lau’s interview of John Chow and John had this to say for bloggers, “make a commitment to do a certain number of posts each day/week and stick to it.” This is perhaps the single most useful advice any successful blogger can give to another blogger. To be honest, I completely agree with John. I feel that if I am to run a successful blog (in terms of readers), I should continually and consistently keep updating. Hence, it is my goal to average at least one post per day. [...]
[...] Ed Lau over at the.[ED]ition has posted the interview he did with me over lunch at a local Richmond eatery. I had a seafood noodle with ice milk tea while Ed had some fried noodle with ice lemon tea. Ed started his blog on November 6 and has already knocked down 37 blog posts and nearly 20,000 page views. [...]
[...] I have decided to handle the blog’s income a little differently from now on. Instead of giving all the money to charities, it will be divided between a trust fund for Sally and charities. Some would say that is a bit selfish of me but hey, as Ed has stated, I am the root of all evil. Besides, the blog donations are on top of what I already give to church and charities. [...]
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