Jack Fisher

Carlito's Way is a de Palma-Pacino dessert to their earlier flick, that Pimp Your House must-have DVD Scarface.

There is a childlike honesty to Ganesh, a gift for perceiving truth in men but not in himself. Naipaul gives him a cast of characters that ranges from the wily to the vain to the boorish.

HDR really is the next step in photography. It's the best way to replicate exactly what the human eye can do. There's an interesting article about it here.  Wish I can afford a DSLR to do all the crazy stuff I want.  Thanks to Joe for

Vietnam sure loves its motorbikes.  Everything is drive through.  Want food? Park your bike next to the curb and wait for a street vendor to come over.

I saw this poster near my neighborhood.  It's a UN posting against the avian flu.  Basically, when in doubt, just boil the hell out of your poultry. Seems like the Vietnamese is not taking this soon-to-be epidemic that seriously.  Chickens still squawk in the marketplace, and

Know your enemy, says Sun Tzu, and in a Vietnamese market, it's a battleground where the test of wills, craftiness, and determination come into play.  I have yet to know my enemy.