What is the difference between an Aftershock and an actual Earthquake?
Who cares? they feel the same.
Anyway, see below a snapshot from yahoo Japan of earthquakes we had today, April 12.

A Journey to the Levant
Alvarion just released their 2010 report:
Highlights:
Management comment:
“We continue to see attractive, profitable business in the 4G RAN market, albeit on a smaller scale than we previously expected”
2011 Guidance is not provided
I wish all the best to Alvarion, but they keep bleeding money while future is not promising.
WiMAX is not being deployed as it was supposed to; Can’t see Alvarion competing in the LTE market against the Giants.
As one can probably guess Humus cannot be found easily in Japan.
So, I had no choice but to prepare my own. Found receipts in Israeli websites, decided on two which looked good and combined them into one.
Ingredients:
Humus – Bought from Basement of Takashimaya Futako Tamagawa – 500gr
Tehina – A Japanese version of tehina which is sweeter. Note to self, bring more Tehina from Israel.
In water for more than 12 hours:
After cooking:
Ready:
It seems I don’t find the time to blog.
Quite active on twitter (@telyas) and facebook (http://www.facebook.com/telyas), it sometimes feels redundant to maintain this blog.
But, will do my best to post at least one entry per week.
Stay tuned
I may be speculating here, but the Iran Virus story and media coverage made me think.
Facts:
Yet the Media speculates:
Facts seem to contradict the speculation, but the story becomes more interesting, doesn’t it?
However, Mr O’Murchu and others, such as security expert Bruce Schneier, have said that there was currently not enough evidence to draw conclusions about what its intended target was or who had written it.
And now my speculation:
As Siemens are obviously do not actively involve themselves in the PR and reports of “some researchers have claimed”, it looks like Symantec are doing all they can do to blow this story out of proportions. This is not a story of “Symantec software failed to identify and stop a malware”, but “Symantec cannot possibly identify and stop such a sophisticated Super Virus written by a Nation State”.
Wanted to write about my experience getting a Japanese driving License, but found this Get a Driver’s License guide to be quite complete.
I actually wish I read it before the process. It took me one written tests and two driving tests to get my license.
Two observations:
That’s it. HMV Shibuya closed. Report from Yomiuri
One can speculate if this means that Intel is cutting WiMAX investments, or just that WiMAX adoption among Taiwanese ODMs is good enough.
Via PCworld which also includes a link to speculations.
My opinion: Cutting down WiMAX investment.
UQ Wimax just announced a new business campaign.
More details are here (PDF, JP), but my guess it will be as “successful” as previous campaigns.