Hello Tiger Baby.

Wishing you a happy year of the tiger; hope this year brings you happiness, success, or wealth; and if you’re lucky maybe you’ll get all three.

I’m out in California now, which partly explains the laziness in updating LRB recently. It’ll be a busy week for me; first I’m getting married on Valentines day, then next week, I’ll be heading over to UC Berkeley to serve as panelist for the Berkeley Asia Business Conference; and then in early March will fly down to Singapore to judge the first round of the Effie Awards.

It’s nice to be so busy, but as my ever growing eyebags will attest, it’s taking its toll; methinks my energy regimen of caffeine + caffeine may need to be replaced with actual exercise at some point.

So as you travel to wherever you may this holiday, I wanted to sooth your souls with a quick snapshot I took at Pudong Airport, of China’s top level “Explosion Detection Device”; enjoy.

I feel safer already!

Related articles from around the web.

• Berkeley Asia Business Conference. February 20, 2010. (chinalawblog.com)
• Hands on social media workshop in Berkeley (thehealthcareblog.com)
• UC Berkeley has “Nobel Laureate Only” parking spaces (makezine.com)

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