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I can't actually recall when I played tennis last time. Could be
several years ago.

Got a new tennis racket, which is a great one, costing me much more
than I originally planned. To test the racket, I booked a court the
week before but it happened to rain on that day. Thus I have to cancel
the booking. After a whole week's extensive working, I just could not
sit at my desk any more. I can't wait to try the racket as well. So
here we are. I got a chance to play tennis finally. I was totally
exhausted after playing for 60 minutes, partly due to my recent lack
of exercise, and partly due to the extremely hot weather we had.

Any way, good to play and good to pick up the skills again.

btw. The racket was good but needs a bit more practice to soften the string.

There are quite a few misunderstandings of open source licenses. Most
of us may think open source means cost free plus freedom to do what
ever you want. I must say that's not true at all. Open source means
only the availability of source code, but no more.

There is a recent law case in the U.S, which may help to understand
open source a bit more.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7561943.stm

I dont normally follow the same kind of music for long. The kind of
music I enjoy really depends on the kind of work I am doing when I
listen to the music.

I'm writing now, and I'm listening to Chris Brown. ;-)