8 Jan, 2006 in
Hong Kong
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See you in Hong Kong …
[I really hope that all will go well with my VISA]
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Fili’s world
A different look at Asia, China and TaiwanLatest
A few weeks ago I went to visit Taichung, and saw a few cool spots. Visiting [...]
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Taiwan
Touring Taichung : Big Laughing Buddha, Art Street and Jing Ming Apartment Hunting in Tainan revisited Taiwan’s English Blogosphere - Introducing Expat Bloggers to local Taiwanese Best Taiwan blog awards – Voting now open on TaiwanderfulChina
The Chinese Israel bashing in response to China bashing on Israeli media Rare stamp : China’s “The entire nation is red” but Taiwan is white Israel at the Beijing Olympics : What do the Chinese think of Jews? Our medallists : Taiwan’s Chen Wei-ling and Israel’s Shahar Zubari
8 Jan, 2006 in
Blogging
(This is to satisfy my academical research instinct. I know some of my MBA professors would be pleased.)
Every once in a while I take a small peak into who’s visiting my websites
Honestly, up till two months ago - it wasn’t that interesting. It was mostly friends and family from Israel, perhaps a few [...]
5 Jan, 2006 in
Taiwan
“It doesn’t make sense. We’ve been out here for - what? - a least 10 minutes now, and I haven’t seen any girl puking yet. It isn’t really ‘Carnergies’ without the wonderful view of a superminiskirted girl leaning forward to puke out her soul”. As he finished saying that, a Taiwanese guy and a [...]
5 Jan, 2006 in
Taiwan
(My TV doesn't reach beyond a 100 to get to the BBC channel :P)
"… A highly controversial person in the Arab-Israeli relations, a decorated war hero by Israeli standards… yadiyadiya". Please, not another politically correct phrased debate about Israel and Ariel Sharon. Why is it that anytime I open up CNN while I'm in Asia [...]
3 Jan, 2006 in
Taiwan
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Since my Taiwanese VISA from !%^!$&# Bangkok is limited to 60 days and is not extendible, then I’ll have to leave Taiwan next week to get my VISA renewed. Since Taiwan is obviously an island, that would mean flying over to some neighboring country, which would cost a good deal of money (might reach 300$ [...]
2 Jan, 2006 in
Taiwan
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Yeah, no doubt. This one day is a great example of the odd encounters that I experience in my everyday routine.
Irene, a lady in my class, is leaving for Madagsker tomorrow for about a month to see her children. She has New Taiwanese Dollars and wants to convert those to Euro, so she’ll be able [...]