Sleeping Woman and Bike
Taken in Shanghai, China. 2009.
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U.S. Passport cost may go up $35
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Under a proposed rule published Feb. 9 in the Federal Register, passports will now cost $135, up from the current $100 to apply for one. It will cost $110 to renew one, up from $75. Interesting, looks like you can tell them what you think.
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Beijing’s total population has exceeded 22 million, a mark that is supposed to be surpassed a decade later, the China National Radio reported today.
-Article from China Daily
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Barbie Shanghai
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
The first Barbie Worldwide Flagship Store. Taken in Summer, 2009.
Yes, I went in with my students. It was so…pink. They even had a Vera Wang bride and groom Barbies and Juicy Couture Barbies. I think they even had a Barbie restaurant on the top floor.
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A Bit Late: Happy New Year
about 1 month ago - 2 comments
I’ve been to St. Louis twice now, and every time, it just feels so quiet to me. Ok, besides the 16,000+ college students who were at the conference with me or the occasional crowd coming out of a Blues game, there just wasn’t much going on downtown.
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China’s 56 Ethnic Groups
about 3 months ago - 2 comments
The vast majority (over 90%) of Chinese are Han Chinese. The remainder is distributed among 55 other ethnic groups. This diversity was displayed during the opening ceremonies of the last Olympic games where fifty-six children from the 56 Chinese ethnic groups clustered around the Chinese national flag supposedly represented the 56 ethnic groups. It was More >
Wrong Foot
about 4 months ago - 2 comments
I like how her Crocs are on backwards.
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My Kicks (Asia Edition)
about 5 months ago - 5 comments
This was taken while I was waiting for the students to tour the migrant children’s school. Yeah, I was bored.
Not sure if other people do this, but I keep a separate wardrobe for traveling. And I NEVER wear socks when I’m in Asia.
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You Said You’d Come Back
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Taken at a migrant children’s school in Shanghai, China.
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China Rush On “Lucky” Wedding Day
about 6 months ago - 1 comment
Thousands of people across China are getting married, believing that the date of 9 September 2009 will guarantee a long and happy union.
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about 3 months ago
great comp !!!
about 3 months ago
Thanks Will! Good to see you here again!
I am still waiting to read your blog.