Category Archives: News Mostly China
They all fled…
Hah, it was interesting today at the bank. I have found that many times it pays (pun intended) to go to the bank early. When they open. However, today still found my self WAITING in line yet again. Now … Continue reading
Pushed to the limit
Migrant workers pushed to the limit. Can you blame them? So the situation that I came across today is one that I heard about but never really got to see first hand. Here is the deal. Migrant workers typically come … Continue reading
inflation…what to do…
We have been telling many of you about this situation. This last weekend Marketplace ran a story on what we have been hearing and seeing from our local friends. This situation appears to be headed for disaster if things don’t … Continue reading
China’s rise to the top
With has been much speculation about this and talk over the last number of years. Yet I would also say that even this still has an element of speculation added to the mix of intensive research. The following graphic shows … Continue reading
drive steady
Ok, so it has been a while since a post–but hey, we have been kind of consumed with all the things going on around here–plus raising/managing a young family. My wife and I had the opportunity to have a date … Continue reading
news article-fascinating
Came across this recently and I think many of you will also find it intriguing. One child policy picture story–this present day.
more on tomb sweeping
Here is another view on Tomb Sweeping Festival via CNN. http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-429536?hpt=C2
some photos from life months past
Ok, I finally synced my old phone with the computer and recovered a few old interesting photos that I taken in the last several months. So first up is the brand new release of the “V” obviously made to compete with the … Continue reading
an article on the muslim life here
Greetings, I was recently clued in to a very interesting documentary that was filmed here in our city. It is a documentary on the Hajj. Much of this video footage show the streets that I have walked on many times. … Continue reading