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Noisy, rude – On an average day, just an average dive bar.
At least one evening during the summer, they take over the neighborhood until midnight. Hire a bad band to play trash music on amps at a million decibels. If you work in one the nearby office buildings, forget it. The party reaches into your office and prevents you from doing your job. The bar's management knows. And doesn't care. They want to spill out into the street and too bad if you have a reason being there and have reason not to join their beer party that particular evening. Does their attitude spills over and affect your experience as a patron there? It does now, at least for this patron.
Great for burger-eating bar crowd, disappointing for others – Most dishes at the Lizard include meat, and many items are deep fried. Although food is very well prepared, it's usually loaded with fat, salt and calories. It's hard to find dishes there that are not, yet are still good. There are a variety of salads, but they are nothing special. The few cooked veggies offered are overcooked and soggy with an unpleasant taste from the marinade. Because of the high fat content in most dishes, their take-out food does not travel well at all, unless it goes only as far as the car before eaten -- crispy things get really soggy and liquids run all over everything in the box. The Lizard does a great business and has no reason to change (yet), so maybe I just have to accept that and move on to somewhere else.
Popular sports-style eatery, decent food, close to games, family friendly but loud – First, let me say that this company operates a really tight ship, making them highly successful in a highly competitive market. It's always crowded at lunch, but table turnover is fast. The building is beautiful with nice street views and in a great location near most big downtown destinations. The menu is mostly sandwiches. Daily soup is almost always good, tho too salty or too thick late in the day. Their pizzas are also quite good and fresh-tasting, unlike commercial ones. Their food is pretty consistent, portions are usually big, and service is always good and amiable.
I notice the other positive reviews are about the beer selection, which is excellent, and the wings. But for a healthier meal, there needs to be more veggies and real fruits. Pasta and rice dishes added to the menu would help too (there used to be, but not any longer). Their weekly lunch specials and the seasonal menus are good for variety, when available, but the downtown location does not always offer the latter. They do have several decent salads. I wish a Seasonal Menu salad recently -- with goat cheese, nuts and fruit on mescelun greens -- was a regular offering (at a lower price). Ask for Romaine lettuce if you don't like iceberg, or another side if you don't want fries, as they are good about substitutions.
It's too bad there aren't more than just a few lunch items (other than sides) under $7, and most are over $8. Even most appetizers are over $6. If you like burgers, pizza and wings, this is a great place to eat. It's not if you want a small, healthy bite or don't want to spend $10 or more for lunch.
BEST WINGS! – Best wings in the east!Better then the Anchor Bar in Buffalo,NY where they invented the buffalo wing!! the burger are great too.
This longtime Cleveland favorite caters to a mixed crowd with its many munchies and good beer selection. – In Short
Typically, the regular lunchtime and after-work crowd, which can drift into the bad-tie variety, segues into a smaller group of rambunctious night owls. But it's when there's a game that the Lizard really gets slammed. Huge groups of pregame and postgame urban professionals invade to dissect every aspect of the latest game. The music is standard satellite rock, and it's reliably clean and nonsmoky enough for moms, dads and their minor leaguers.
Great all around bar – While visiting Cleveland, I went to the Winking lizard and fell in love. They have hundreds of different beers and a four page food menu. If they opened one in Detroit, I would be there every night.
It rocks! – I've been there three straight years on the night before going to my one and only Cleveland Browns game a year (drive down from Ottawa, Canada...about 8 hours just to see my Browns!) and the place rocks!
Great service, fair prices, and so many different types of beer...makes me feel like I'm back home in Canada!
The Lizard Winked – Pam & I stopped before a Tribe game and I got the chicken. It was hot, tender and very juicey. I recommend it to everyone on the east or west side and everyone in the middle. Pie
Go for the Tour – I was just passing through Cleveland and wanted to find a watering hole. The World Tour of beers is great fun and I wish that I could finish all 100 and get the free leather jacket. Good food, great selection of brews, and fun times all around. Highly recommend to anyone.
A real 10 spot – 10 business trips to Cleveland in the past year and I visit the Lizard each time (usually more than once.) Great wings, cold beer ,friendly wait staff and plenty of TV's to watch "my" teams. Recommend the Spicy Garlic Wings - just the right temp.
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WOW! That is big news! Are they boys, girls or one of each? Do you have other children? I'm so impressed that you have made it through to 36 months. I can't imagine how uncomfortable you must be, but know that these last 4 weeks of pregnancy will help them develop their lungs and bodies further making the transition to life on the outside of mom much much easier. It sounds like you are doing everything right if you have kept from delivering to this point. Please keep us up to date!
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Study: Average Display Size Climbing On All Devices Except For Mobile PCs
A new study from NPD DisplaySearch today shows that on average, the diagonal size of LCD and other displays on electronic devices and public signboards is on the rise, with the notable exception of mobile PCs. In some areas, NPD is showing huge growth, like the whopping 38 percent projected increase in mobile phone screen size between 2010 and 2013. Read More
55 Inches: LG To Showcase World's Largest OLED TV AT CES 2012
We've been waiting for large-sized OLED TVs at least since Sony rolled out the cool (but too small) XEL-1 in 2007. Various bigger OLEDs and "breakthroughs" have made the news in the years after that, and now LG says it's ready to showcase the world's biggest OLED TV at CES 2012 (which kicks off on January 10). Sized at 55 inches, the panel has a contrast ratio of 100,000:1 and has been… Read More
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Small OLED screens are being used in millions of devices already (like in Samsung's Galaxy S phones or Sony's upcoming portable console Vita), but we're still waiting for large-sized models to hit the mainstream. It's been four years since Sony offered the XEL-1 (a mini OLED TV) in stores, but the industry has been innovating on LCD screens, for example with LED backlight or 3D, since. One of… Read More
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The CEATEC 2011 exhibition started today in Chiba (just outside of Tokyo), and what I saw was either disappointing (like gear that's already available in stores) or already widely covered, as most Japanese companies pre-announced almost all novelties (for example, Docomo's awesome smartphone jackets). One exception was Mitsubishi's so-called "Diamond Vision OLED", a semi-spherical display… Read More
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Earlier this year, during CES 2011, Sony showcased a prototype of a wearable 3D display that looked much like those virtual reality helmets we've been seeing since the 1990s. And today, the company announced that it's actually ready to start selling the OLED device, dubbed "Personal 3D Viewer"/ HMZ-T1, on November 11 - in Japan. Read More
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One of the marquee features of Sony's new Alpha and NEX cameras, which by the way look excellent, is the new electronic viewfinder. I've never been particularly attracted to these things, preferring the mirror-based optical viewfinder on DSLRs or simply the large, bright LCDs on the back of most cameras. But Fujifilm's X100 (despite its flaws) changed my mind about the usefulness of the EVF, and… Read More
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Remember those cool flexible screens Samsung was showing off early this year? Well, they weren't just for show and tell. Samsung plans to mass-produce these suckers in 2012, and plans to put them in everything that isn't flat. Read More
Sony And Toshiba To Merge OLED And LCD Businesses
The consolidation process in Japan's electronics industry continues: Toshiba and Sony are in talks to combine their OLED and small LCD businesses, various Japanese news sources are reporting. The plan is to find synergies in the production for small LCD panels for smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices in order to catch up with Sharp, which currently holds the biggest share in the world… Read More
Limited-Run Solar OLED Lamp From Toshiba Distributed In Japan's Quake Zone
Toshiba is distributing a little OLED lamp they designed to quake-stricken areas of Japan. The device is powered by either four AAA batteries or a rechargeable battery pack that can be powered up with solar or USB power. But there's a catch (for us, anyway). Read More
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If you have a chance to go to the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo this month, do it: Mitsubishi Electric has just installed a 6-meter OLED globe, the world's first of this size, in one of the halls in the museum. Visitors will be able to see the so-called Geo Cosmos with their own eyes from June 11. Read More
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The transparent display wars are yet to begin, since everyone is still prepping their devices, but that doesn't stop the big guys like TDK and Samsung from throwing a little PR party every once in a while to let you know they're still on the task. Today TDK released info on a new display, the UEL476, that's a bit different from the rest. Read More
Toshiba Protoypes Ultra-Thin, Rollable OLED
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Hi, All!
I have a Whirlpool Velos convection microwave oven over my Whirlpool Gas Stove (installed in 2007). The microwave has been breaking down (trim, handle, glass) due to the excessive heat the stove emits and I'm just tired of dealing with Whirlpool's lack of customer service.
Was thinking of taking both out and installing a double wall oven or a microwave / oven wall combo. Any suggestions? Will the oven get too hot? Will I have the same problems? Should I install a hood ventilator above the stove and forget about the wall oven and have separate microwave that sits on the counter?
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Don't know what would work best in your kitchen, but I personally would never go back to a counter sitting microwave.
When you stay "stove" do you mean a range(stand alone unit, top elements with oven below) or a stove top mounted in a counter, with an oven somewhere else?
Hi Conrad,
Thanks for the reply. Right now I have a slide in range(gas cooktop and oven on bottom). You're right about having the microwave sitting on the counter...not a good idea.
Most all appliances have guidelines for needed venting space above and to the sides.
If you could/would use another oven, then that might be a good option for a convection wall oven. Perhaps your current microwave is mounted too close to the range top??
No experience with convection oven heat, but I know our MW/fan combo has an automatic thermostat vent that turns the vent fan on if the heat/humidity get too high on the range. Surprised me once when boiling an open pan of water underneath. "Who turned that fan on??"
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I preordered SWTOR collectors edition in early october, they sent my preorder code just fine, and everything was dandy. I emailed three times asking if quantity was going to be an issue, to which they flat out ignored. However, since I got my code via mail I figured all was ok. Nope!
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lies, dishonesty, and the fact that I could have purchased this limited edition item from a different retailer - but due to their lies and greed (trying to sell more than they think they are going to get or have in stock) I end up getting screwed. Needless to say my son will be disappointed christmas time - thanks walmart! for making my christmas totally stressful and disappointing.
First time customer (well, almost) - and defitely the LAST purchase I will ever make there. Money talks - I'm taking my money elsewhere, and would advise any of you reading this review to do the same, and save yourself the amount of time/effort/trouble that I have gone through.
10/14/11 order date - getting scr***d on 12-9-11 right before christmas
also, i even complained to the BBB - I have never done that before. I never complain, the service was THAT BAD i felt compelled to. I guess when you lie to me it makes me mad.
Delivery after they receive your money – As usual Wal-Marts service after the sale is horrible. My order was sent to the wrong store. A store that is three hours away from me. It took two weeks for my order to be delivered, and in order to get it shipped to the correct Wal-Mart I have to reorder the items that are on their way to the wrong store. Pay a second time, wait for the original items to be delivered to wrong store, get a refund and hope that the items paid for and ordered the second time will arrive before Christmas.
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Nancy Marshall was first in line for a hot air balloon ride early this morning at Quincy Village.
"This is a first - just a new experience," she said. "I was scheduled for physical therapy this morning, so I'm bringing my physical therapist with me and this will count as a session for me."
Residents of Quincy Village enjoyed a day packed with activities as the community launched a new approach to senior living.
The day started with a sunrise prayer service, followed by Reveille on the trumpet and a continental breakfast. The rest of the day was filled with tethered hot air balloon rides, yoga, live music and entertainment, dancing, guest speakers and other events.
Bill Shoap, a 16-year resident of Quincy Village, joined Marshall on the inaugural balloon ride.
"It was great," he said. "I'm really looking forward to the magic show and music later."
The activities were open to all of the nearly 400 residents of Quincy Village's personal care, health center and independent living units.
"This is to enhance their lives, to make them instead of saying, 'Why can't I do this?' say, 'Why not?'" Hope Manning, interim executive director, said. "And whatever they're wanting to do, they're able to do. We had several residents from our health center today in wheelchairs go up in hot air balloons for the first time, and that's been wonderful."
Steve Proctor, president and CEO of the parent nonprofit, Presbyterian Senior Living, said the events are designed to be fun, but behind the fun, there is also a serious purpose.
Quincy is the fourth Presbyterian Senior Living community to adopt the Masterpiece Living initiative, which is designed to take a holistic approach to life for seniors, addressing spiritual, physical, intellectual and social needs.
"To have a happy and satisfying life, you really have to deal with all four pillars and have the kind of life that makes life worth living to get up in the morning and engage the world," Proctor said.
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There may be more than meets the eye behind the high-stakes battle over labor rates and terms of work at Chicago's McCormick Place.
It isn't unusual for the parties in a contract dispute to sidestep issues in public that they freely acknowledge in private negotiations. (Hmm. Have we just unearthed yet another value proposition for face-to-face meetings?) But this would be the moment for combatants on all sides to keep their eyes on the bigger prize of expanding the economic pie for everyone involved in Chicago's multi-million-dollar trade show business.
Tim Roby, president and CEO of the Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau, sounded the alarm in April 1 testimony to the Illinois legislature's Joint Committee on the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority. Chicago has already lost two major shows, the Healthcare Information Management Systems Society and the Society of the Plastics Industry, in the last year, and Roby said more could follow. "If we don't fix this before the legislative session adjourns—and I'm not sugarcoating this—come July 1, you can be sure that at least five and as many as 20 more shows will leave Chicago."
He told lawmakers that Chicago's visitor industry generates 132,000 jobs and $656 million in tax revenue. Every one percent increase in hotel occupancy translates into 1,000 new jobs and $5 million in state and local taxes.
At first glance, the issue of pricing for Chicago's meeting and trade show business is overpowering. The city's hourly labor rate is $66.30, compared to $42.62 in Las Vegas and $26.83 in Orlando. The minimum cost of standby labor for a four-day show is more than $20,000 in Chicago, just over $2,700 in Las Vegas, and just over $1,700 in Orlando. According to local industry advocates, that's largely because union rules require a minimum standby team of 10 workers while a show is open in Chicago, against two in Las Vegas or Orlando.
Industry leaders are also trying to change restrictive union rules that bar exhibitors from taking on some of the simple, practical, and obvious tasks that need to get done on the trade show floor.
"Our competitors are using our costs as their lead marketing tactic," Roby told the Joint Committee.
Robert Fulton, business agent with Riggers Local 136 in Chicago, said there's room to reopen the current labor contracts at McCormick—for the fourth time since they were signed. "We've made quite a few sacrifices, and actually we intended to make even more," he told MeetingsNet. "We just want a little skin in the game from the contractors, as well, and we're still trying to negotiate that."
Fulton explained that labor is billed to exhibitors in two categories. For an hour of work done in an actual booth, exhibitors pay $100 to $105, and workers receive about $63, including benefits.
Drayage is a different story because it is billed according to the weight of the exhibit materials being transported back and forth from the loading dock. Workers still receive $63 per hour, Fulton said, but exhibitors pay $45 to $145 per 100 pounds, or hundredweight. A competent, two-person team can move 10,000 pounds (100 hundredweight) of equipment in an hour, which means the contractor pays labor $126 for a move-in that costs the exhibitor $4,500 to $14,500.
In February, Fulton told local media an exhibitor might pay $17,000 for three union members who make under $200 for less than an hour's work. In the same news report, McCormick Place General Manager David Causton pointed to work rule changes that are needed to align the facility with its competition. He said he favored auditing contractors' books to flag savings that could be passed on to exhibitors.
Freeman Public Relations Manager Wendi Sabo said McCormick had audited the company's exhibitor prices to ensure that savings had occurred, but "some of those savings were offset by significantly higher wage rates." She declined to answer specific questions about contractor mark-ups.
"We are very supportive of efforts by Friends of McCormick Place (a group of the facility's top customers) to examine ways to help lower costs and improve service for exhibitors in Chicago," she said in an e-mail. "Labor reform and competition are the best ways to achieve those goals."
"We support the current effort by the MPEA to bring Chicago into alignment with other major trade show cities in the United States," said Pete Erickson, owner of The Motivation Show, which takes place at McCormick Place every fall. "If Chicago takes these bold steps, we're confident that it will help The Motivation Show continue to grow in what we consider the leading location in the country, and that will expand the pie for everyone involved."
And in the end, that's the point. As the McCormick Place saga unfolds, all parties seem to agree that Chicago is the quintessential trade show town. Its local economy relies on the visitor trade. That trade, in turn, relies on a skilled labor force. That means everyone in the McCormick fight has an interest in anything that keeps the local industry strong, including rule changes that could appropriately come from the contractors as well as the unions.
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When Johnson Controls needed to launch an SMMP, they turned to Karen Lynch. In August 2010, she moved over from Carlson Wagonlit, where she'd served for a year as director of meetings and events, and brought with her 17 years of experience working at American Express.
Coming into an unmanaged meeting environment, Lynch had her work cut out for her. But by her one-year anniversary, her meeting program was already eight months old with its own meeting policy, sourcing protocols, a page on the company intranet, meeting-card program, risk management legal addenda, and crisis-planning procedures.
EVOLUTION A big win was that the company was implementing its Global Command Center at the same time she was establishing the SMMP. "When we stumbled on that, it helped catapult the plan," she says. "We knew where our transient travelers were through the GDS system. But with meetings, there was no real-time data about where our people were staying."
Lynch knew of about 140 company meetings when the project started; after the first year, the program had tracked 570 meetings in North America and Europe. The SMMP is now expanding into Asia, with plans for a Latin American rollout by 2013.
AHA! MOMENT A "hook" for her company's leadership, she says, was her review of nine programs under way when she joined the company. "There were four different suppliers planning them. I laid out what the fees and commissions were. In just that $1.7 million in meeting spend, we were paying almost $400,000 in fees, with no real savings to speak of.
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The idea of an openly-gay athlete has received a lot of attention in recent months. San Francisco 49ers' cornerback Chris Culliver made headlines just before the Super Bowl when he said he wouldn't want a gay teammate. You can add LSU running back Alfred Blue to the list of athletes whose comments will undoubtedly draw attention, after this quote to Mike Gegenheimer of the Daily Reveille
"Football is supposed to be this violent sport — this aggressive sport that grown men are supposed to play. Ain't no little boys out here between them lines. So if you gay, we look at you as a sissy. You know? Like, how you going to say you can do what we do and you want a man?"
Not everyone on the LSU team shares that perspective. Offensive lineman Trai Turner had a different vew.
"College football is a business and you have to conduct yourself in a manner where you respect everyone you deal with. I feel like if the person is gay, he must still conduct himself in the manner of a football player, and if a person isn't gay, he must still look at the person who views himself as gay, or says he is gay, as his teammate."
Added sophomore quarterback Stephen Rivers. "If he can play for LSU, he will play for LSU,"
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The Student Resource Center makes staff and programming available to students to ensure they are capitalizing on all of the activities and services that the University and New York City have to offer. SRC connects student communities, helps students navigate academic and social resources at NYU and is a general source for questions about student life. The Kimmel Center hosts much of that student life. The expansive Washington Square building is a center for campus activity. It houses one of the University's largest dining halls, lounges, galleries, practice rooms, auditorium spaces, lockers and outdoor terraces. The Shorin Performance Center, Skirball Center for the Performing Arts and Ticket Central are also located in the Kimmel Center, making it a hub of culture and arts, as well as student life resource.
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The HP Compaq L2311c 23-inch diagonal Notebook Docking Monitor provides notebook users simple and fast access to full a desktop experience with a built-in HD[1] webcam, video and audio inputs, Ethernet and SuperSpeed USB 3.0 connectivity in one innovative and stylish display.
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The HP Compaq L2311c 23-inch Notebook Docking Monitor features a built-in 720p HD[1] webcam[2], and comes with HP MyRoom[4] business edition software and Cyberlink YouCam, a productive webcam tool.
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American Overseas Staff (FY2010): FP 04 (Acree, Karen, J, $ 73,743), FP 03 (Lowrance, Bellot, Alissa, $ 78,505), FP 01 (Thie, Bonnie, L, $ 150,913)
Latest Early Termination Rates (FOIA 11-058):
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China has a long, rich and complex history. Chinese people are proud of their culture and their ancient past and, at the same time, moving forward in a rapidly changing environment. With a population of 1.3 billion people, China is home to nearly 20% of the world's population. Through the Peace Corps, Volunteers are able to live and work in China, learn Mandarin -- the world's most spoken language -- and experience the intricacies and nuances of the culture.
Countrywide, China has a shortage of 500,000 English teachers. In 1993 the first group of eighteen Peace Corps Volunteers were sent at the request of the Chinese government. Volunteers participating in the pilot project taught English at the university level. English education continues to be a top priority for the universities in China.
Currently 114 Volunteers are teaching English in more than 62 universities, including five medical colleges and four vocational colleges. Peace Corps Volunteers are known as "U.S.-China Friendship Volunteers" to their students and colleagues. Volunteers teach English at colleges and universities within four regions of Western China: Sichuan, Guizhou, Gansu, and Chongqing.
Common classes assigned to Volunteers include: Oral English, Listening Comprehension, Reading, Writing, Literature and Linguistics. Secondary projects instigated by Volunteers include English resource centers, radio shows, movie nights, sports clubs and women's clubs. Volunteers have created a website where they are able to exchange teaching ideas, lesson plans and methods.
China is a place full of vitality and opportunity. U.S.-China Friendship Volunteers have a unique opportunity to be part of this vitality and transformation.
2008 Sichuan Earthquake
A major earthquake struck Sichuan Province on May 12, 2008, killing more than 60,000 people -- possibly many more. All current Peace Corps volunteers are safe and accounted for, but the disaster has likely affected thousands of former students of Peace Corps volunteers.
Volunteers, former volunteers and former students are gathering information on the affected areas and people. See 2008 Sichuan Earthquake.
Peace Corps History
Main article: History of the Peace Corps in China
In March 1988, the Chinese foreign minister and then-Secretary of State George Shultz agreed in principle to place Peace Corps Volunteers in China. A year later, an exchange of letters signed by the U.S. ambassador and the secretary general of the China Education Association for International Exchange (CEAIE) and the Peace Corps opened the way to establish a Peace Corps post in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province.
In June 1989, the first group of trainees for Peace Corps/ China began training in the United States. However, following the Tiananmen Square incident, the training was canceled; the China program was temporarily suspended and the trainees were offered assignments in other countries.
The first group of 18 Peace Corps Volunteers to be sent to China arrived for their training in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, in June 1993. Following training in teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), Chinese language, and cross-cultural issues, the 18 trainees swore-in as Volunteers in August 1993. They were posted to Sichuan Province, which at that time also included what later became the separate political entity known as the municipality of Chongqing. This group was viewed by the Chinese as a two-year experiment to determine whether Peace Corps was appropriate for China. Those Volunteers completed their service and returned to the United States on schedule in the summer of 1995. The Peace Corps country agreement was not signed until June 29, 1998.
Living Conditions and Volunteer Lifestyle
Main article: Living conditions and volunteer lifestyles in China
Volunteer sites in China are located from within Chengdu, where the Peace Corps office is located, to up to 1,200 kilometers (744 miles) away. Many Volunteers live on the campus of the college/university to which they are assigned and the school provides housing. All sites have hot water heaters for showering. However, in the winter, there is an occasional water shortage when water may not be available for hours at a time. Electricity is fairly constant, but power failures do occur, especially in winter. Volunteers live in local faculty housing or in apartments. These residences have a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, and sometimes a study.
Volunteers Supporting Volunteers is a peer to peer support group for volunteers in China.
Main article: Training in China
Your first weeks in-country will be an intense period of transition. It may be your first time outside of the United States. Regardless of your background and experience, you will be making a leap of faith and putting yourself in the hands of several individuals whose job is to prepare you for Peace Corps service. During pre-service training, all trainees live with host families. Many individuals find this experience to be the best part of their training. Host families provide invaluable lessons in cross-cultural and language areas that Peace Corps staff cannot begin to teach. Some Volunteers remain close to their host families throughout their service and spend some Chinese holidays and vacations with them.
Pre-service training is designed to provide you with the tools necessary to operate independently and effectively as a Peace Corps Volunteer in China. You will participate in a structured learning situation that is community based. You will be required to attend all training sessions, learn and demonstrate proficiency in the language, and observe cultural mores. Your progress will be assessed by others, but you will also be asked to take responsibility for your own learning and to gradually decrease your reliance on the Peace Corps training and office staff. You will be encouraged to assess your own progress as well as your commitment to serving in Peace Corps/China for the next two years.
Health Care and Safety
Main article: Health care and safety in China
The Peace Corps' highest priority is maintaining the good health and safety of every Volunteer. Peace Corps medical programs emphasize the preventive, rather than the curative, approach to disease. Peace Corps/China maintains a clinic with full-time medical staff who take care of Volunteers' primary healthcare needs. Additional medical services, such as testing and basic treatment, are also available in China at local hospitals. If you become seriously ill, you will be transported either to a medical facility in the region or to the United States.
Diversity and Cross-Cultural Issues
Main article: Diversity and cross-cultural issues in China
In China, as in other Peace Corps host countries, Volunteers' behavior, lifestyles, background, and beliefs will be judged in a cultural context very different from our own. Certain personal perspectives or characteristics considered familiar and commonly accepted in the United States may be quite uncommon, unacceptable, or even repressed in China. You may be advised to avoid discussion of topics with your students. Outside of China's capital, residents of rural communities have had relatively little direct exposure to other cultures, races, religions, and lifestyles. What is advertised as "typical" cultural behavior or norms may also be a narrow and selective interpretation, such as the perception in some countries that all Americans are rich and have blond hair and blue eyes. The people of China are justly known for their generous hospitality to foreigners; however, members of the community in which you will live may display a range of reactions to differences that you present. Peace Corps China has launched a Peer to Peer network -- Volunteers Supporting Volunteers -- to support volunteers currently serving in China and serve as a resource for incoming invitees. One of the goals of VSV is to support volunteers who may have difficulty, or just a different experience, because of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, religious background, and disability or limited access.
- Possible Issues for Female Volunteers
- Possible Issues for Volunteers of Color
- Possible Issues for Senior Volunteers
- Possible Issues for Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual Volunteers
- Possible Religious Issues
- Possible Issues for Volunteers with Disabilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Main article: FAQs about Peace Corps in China
- How much luggage will I be allowed to bring to China?
- What is the electric current in China?
- How much money should I bring?
- When can I take vacation and have people visit me?
- Will my belongings be covered by insurance?
- What should I bring as gifts for China friends and my host family?
- Where will my site assignment be when I finish training and how isolated will I be?
- Should I bring a cellular phone with me?
Packing List
Main article: Packing list for China
This list has been compiled by Volunteers serving in China and is based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list! You obviously cannot bring everything we mention, so consider those items that make the most sense to you personally and professionally. You can always have things sent to you later. As you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have an 80-pound weight restriction on baggage. And remember, you can get almost everything you need in China.
Volunteers Supporting-Volunteers, a confidential peer to peer support network for volunteers in China, has also compiled answers to common questions about serving in China, what to expect, and what to bring.
Peace Corps News
Current events relating to Peace Corps are also available by country of service or your home stateThe following is automatic RSS feed of Peace Corps news for this country.
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Peace Corps volunteers are known for their ability to drastically change lives in parts of the world that need it the most. Their hard work is tireless and expansive ? talk to any volunteer and they can tell you stories of places ranging from Somalia, Kenya, ...
- NSU Alumni Listed Among Peace Corps Volunteers - Thenewjournalandguide
[?]NSU Alumni Listed Among Peace Corps Volunteers
Howard University alumna China Dickerson of Washington, D.C., served as a Peace Corps volunteer in El Salvador from 2007-2009 and returned to Howard after her service to attend law school. The Peace Corps has eight regional recruitment offices across ...
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( As of Thursday April 24, 2014 )
Country Fund
Contributions to the China Country Fund will support Volunteer and community projects that will take place in China. These projects include water and sanitation, agricultural development, and youth programs.
See also
- Volunteers who served in China
- List of resources for China
- Pre-Departure Checklist
- Inspector General Reports
- 2008 Sichuan Earthquake


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