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So IT CAME! I was super bummed, because I was taking a final, came home, tracking said it had just arrived to local PO, but my mail had already come today. Lo and behold, I get a knock 30 minutes after being home, it was being hand delivered to me. Whatever shipping method you guys use, is awesome. Fit pics:
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- Was a bit worried about shoulder sizing, but I really just wanted to trust Charly, and of course it's great. Waist might be the only thing that's a bit tight, but it's nothing crazy tight (and honestly I need to cut some winter weight). THANKS CHARLY!
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VTG update while I'm here: it's softened up nicely. One initial rubdown with moisturizer early on, one application of Obernauf's HDLP, and a lot of wear. Not getting noticeably tanner than the last pics I posted, but it's so gradual, and I don't get outside during the daytime enough.
The last thing to break in seems to be the cuffs, which are still awkward when I'm trying to do stuff with my hands. Because the cuffs are an inside and outside leather surface, folded over at the seams, they're 4 times as thick as the rest of the jacket at the opening.
and then there's this part, where the button flap is sewn into there, making it six layers
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bobsagets excited face is an extra nudge but i might set aside my wanting a cwu45 for a lamb ma1. I will need a black leather...
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At the beginning of fall each year, I buy the same hoodie. It's a Dickies brand masterpiece. I wear it just about everyday until spring (which in Cleveland is a pretty long time). By the time the year is out, the hoodie is worn, stained & perfect.
This year, I'm trying a new color; it's charcoal rather than black! Crazy huh? Just like Ricky Martin taught us, Livin La Vida Loca!
But seriously, why does this matter?
I'm working on creating a demand for ethical products. I'm letting my dollar act as my voice.
Every year, I buy a Dickies brand hoodie because they signed on to the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act & regularly review their supply chains for forced & child labor. Is it a perfect process? No, but it's a start & it is contributing to creating a demand for ethically made products.
It's a process called Buycot. I'm sure you're familiar with the term boycott correct? Boycot is where you don't buy something. Buycot is the exact opposite. You find an ethical product that you like & buy the heck out of it & get real loud about the process. Tell everyone you know about why you're buying a particular product. Buycot!
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After a long and eventful life, Allan Karlsson ends up in a nursing home, believing it to be his last stop. The only problem is that he's still in good health, and in one day, he turns 100. A big celebration is in the works, but Allan really isn't interested (and he'd like a bit more control over his vodka consumption). So he decides to escape. He climbs out the window in his slippers and embarks on a hilarious and entirely unexpected journey, involving, among other surprises, a suitcase stuffed with cash, some unpleasant criminals, a friendly hot-dog stand operator, and an elephant (not to mention a death by elephant).
Quirky and utterly unique, The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared has charmed over 2 million people around the world.
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Some people just have an innate ability to draw you into a story. Steven Crossley is one of those people. His expressive voice gave the story even more depth, and he was a pleasure to listen to. I'll be looking for more books with this narrator.
It was extremely funny, but the humor was subtle and, for the most part, very believable. A few times I did laugh out loud, and other times I just shook my head with a smile.
This book was thoroughly entertaining, and worth every penny and every minute spent listening. It never dragged, even through the political dialogue. It reminded me of the way Forrest Gump was innocently in situations with famous people and a president. The main character never set out to make himself important, he was just in situations that allowed him to meet important people. He is humble, unassuming, thoroughly lovable, and very human. I've already recommended it to three friends, and will continue to recommend this book.
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"Witty and Entertaining"
An international version of Forest Gump, this book jumps in place and time taking the reader through the current escapade of Allan and through his 100 years on this earth as he meets up with various historical figures through quirky and flat our ridiculous adventures. The characters were fun and likable, and made for a motley but good crew.
Although not laugh out loud funny, it was witty, well written, entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable.
Mr. Crossley does a great job with the narration switching between the voices and really giving the characters color.
"Forest Gump without the heart"
I know this is a lightweight piece of work, and as such it's okay. But I would have liked to care something about the characters and understood why they were doing what they did.
The main character seems to have been everywhere and met everyone, but other than just blindly going with the flow, even though he was central, he didn't really play much of a role in his own story. I think a garden gnome might have worked as well.
Not bad, but I didn't feel it was worth all the high marks.
The reader though was excellent! I think what I enjoyed about the book was made possible by Crossley's reading of the story.
Avid reader and listener!
"The Most Interesting Man in the World"
The most interesting man in the world doesn't drink beer, he prefers vodka. From the moment we meet the title character, this story progresses at a steady and hilarious pace. It is two complementary stories in one. First in present day we follow a band of characters as they stay one step ahead of the law, then we flash back to witness the life and times of our title character. The pace is good, the writing captivating and the production enhances to story itself. Definitely worth your time.
I love a book full of heart, psychological wisdom and humor.
"If You Like Your Stories Dry..."
This story had it's moments of dry humor and I laughed here and there, but ultimately the lack of any characters with redeeming value made this listen feel pointless to me. The main character was void of feeling so I could not care what happened to him or anyone he associated with. The story flashed back and forth from the present to the past. The present was a caper story, and his past was some kind of tale of survival of the soulless. I made it to chapter 13 of 30, then wondered why I was boring myself and stopped. I don't recommend this if you want a character driven story. The reader was very good. He deserved better material.
Listening since 2004. Mystery, thrillers and anything that can blend with a walk, jog, exercise, long drive or a wait at the airport.
"This is an amazing, hilarious, entertaining book"
Nope, this book does not deserve a long review. it just deserves stars. LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL - all are stars!
Go for it. there are a no disappointments in this book if you have a sense of humor and can enjoy fiction as fiction!
"Funny Funny Funny"
The Narration is very crisp and has the right does of animation to suit the situation. I would definitely go for the audio edition vs print
of course... Alan! He is always calm when his plan is about to break into pieces or even when he does not have a plan
The encounter with Mao Tse Tung in N Korea
This old man has more lives than a cat!
My reviews are honest. No sugar coating here.
"Nursery Rhymes for Grown Ups"
"The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared" is a nursery rhymes for grown ups. Like Jack in the Beanstalk and an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, that we heard in preschool, the 100 Year Old Man will be retold in a old folks home. I'm not sure if there is something missing from the Swedish version, but this book is a complete mess.
Basically, it's about an old man jumping ship from a nursing home and start traveling the world and meeting people like Albert Einstein, Lyndon Johnson to Ronald Reagan and the North Korea dictator. None of this made sense. I almost stopped listening after the first half. Many reviewers compare this book to Forrest Gump, but I did not find 100 Year Old Man humerus. I have no interest at watching the movie either.
Even after finishing the book, I'm not sure if the main character climbed out of the window and disappeared or just having a senior moment.
I give every book and author a chance. I like books that grab you and evoke an emotional response.
"Laugh out loud"
Very funny and kind of a history lesson to boot.
Can't wait to see the movie!
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|Locking Adjustments: Yes
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|Weight Capacity: 250 Pounds
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NEW YORK (AP) — The fellas love Aretha Franklin: Denzel Washington helped the Queen of Soul celebrate her 72nd birthday in style, and Andre 3000 and Babyface are working on new music for the icon.
Franklin held an exclusive and small party Saturday in New York City for her birthday, which is on Tuesday. Washington entered the Ritz-Carlton Hotel quietly, though the crowd got excited after realizing it was the Oscar winner under a baseball cap.
Franklin thanked the actor for attending. Just hours earlier, she saw him onstage in the Broadway play, "A Raisin In the Sun."
Her longtime musical collaborator, Clive Davis, also attended.
The singer was all smiles at the event. She said in an interview that she's working on new music with rapper Andre 3000 and singer-songwriter Babyface.
"Babyface is working on the tracks," she said.
He's also guest starring with Toni Braxton in the Broadway musical "After Midnight," which celebrates Duke Ellington's years at the Cotton Club nightclub in Harlem. Their stints in the show run through March 30.
"So, I'm just waiting for him to finish that so he can finish my tracks please," Franklin said.
"And I think Andre 2000 — is it two or three? 3000 is going to be doing some of the tracks with him."
When asked what she wants for her birthday, Franklin said. "I'm looking for a record deal for my granddaughter Victorie, and my son Kecalf." They both performed recently at the BET Honors special, which paid tribute to Franklin.
"I would be happy with that," she said.
Earlier this month, Franklin performed at the White House alongside Patti LaBelle, Jill Scott and other soul singers.
"What a shoutin' good time we had," she exclaimed. "The White House is still rocking right now!"
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If you want a cheap mascara that does a pretty good job, this is a good one. I like it better than Maybelline's Great Lash, and I think they are about the same price.
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Although dirt cheap and with decent reviews I didnt care for this at all. Love the brush but the formula is way to wet and creamy, it barely sticks to my eyelashes. I got 2 for 4 dollars at walmart, I will be trashing both these
This is a very light, simple, nice product. If you want to just subtly bring out your lashes without being dramatic, this product is a good option. I have not experienced flaking, over-drying, or smudging. It also curls nicely.
I only paid about $5 for this, which personally, I find a lot cheaper than most other drugstore brand mascaras.
I wouldn't say that it gave me fuller, longer looking lashes, but it did darken my lashes and separate them nicely.
The product is light and non clumpy, so it's easy to remove at the end of the day.
Over all I would purchase this product again. It's easy to build on and it does make a noticeable difference to lashes.
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I actually received this mascara as a gift. The mascara feels very soft and the product stays on for a long time. It smudges a tiny bit, but the formula is very good. The brush is a bit awkward, since it is very large, but I don't have too much trouble maneuvering around my lashes, so overall, this is a very good product and I will repurchase!
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I have many things on my mind as the day before Thanksgiving slowly fades away. I mastered the confounded machine that holds packages to win my shipment of coffee (Thank you Amazon CN). I've spent the last 4 days with the stomach flu and was only able to make it to one class this morning where I taught other nationalities that Caucasian's can turn colors like green and grey within moments and with seemingly no provocation. It was funny, except for how I felt during those moments (Thank you Western Medicine for saving me). This afternoon I spent my time on the phone coordinating tomorrow's Thanksgiving Dinner which will be held at my apartment (thank you whoever invented countertop ovens). I even ordered 2 Christmas gifts to be delivered to my house in America where Joe can wrap and deliver them (Thank you Costco Photo).
I have much to be thankful for right now, but there are some things that are bigger than others. I will always be thankful for my family, friends, and those that have shown me kindness and offered assistance, but this year I feel thankful for some new reasons as well.
Being in a foreign country I find things to be thankful every day, from the ability to order Australian cheese to be delivered to my apartment, to being able to get help from a friend purchasing a bus pass so I can get to work cheaper on Wednesdays and Fridays. I think the biggest thing I am thankful for this year is the incredible patience and kindness the people of Chengdu have shown me as I struggle to live and thrive in their country.
Here is one of the many stories about their kindness: This morning I went to get my scooter from the parking garage and noticed they were shutting down that section. I had no idea why and since I literally had not left my apartment since Saturday due to illness I hadn't spoken with anyone about it. Last week I found out that the woman who waxes my eyebrows lives 3 stories below me in my building. Yes, exactly 3 stories below me which was really funny when we figured it out and realized we both were Gluten Free in China. This morning after arriving in school I texted her asking about parking situation, I knew she also has a scooter since we talked about it. She was kind enough to explain that our parking area has changed to a more secure room near the security guard's post. This was most helpful when I rode home feeling terrible and nauseous.
When I got to the area where we now park our scooters one of the parking attendants was kind enough to spend some time trying to explain what was happening and how we have a new system of paying monthly. He took the time to get me a receipt and write out what he was talking about regarding the new system. I'm sure we spent at least 10 minutes trying to discuss the new system and make sure we both understood what was happening. He has always been nice, but today he was exceptionally helpful and doing everything he could to help me through our language barrier. I am thankful for people like him, who take the time, show patience and kindness, and honestly want me to be happy and understand what is going on. People like that are rare, but in China I have found more than I ever thought existed and I am thankful for every single one of them.
So this year, I add being thankful for my newly extended network of friends and family (I have a little brother now, his story will be coming soon), and a special thanks to all of the people, strangers and friends alike, who have helped me be comfortable and happy in China.
Please meet part of my extended family, the UW Family, some of whom will spend Thanksgiving with me:
And as I finish this blog, I realize I am also thankful for "Chester" my neighbor's dog who barks with happiness on his way to the elevator and reminds me of home. Chester's not his real name, but he doesn't seem to mind me calling him that.
Will the adventures never stop?! I'm guessing not. So since my last post I have been very busy learning about Chengdu's hospitals and medical system. I've also gone on a field trip with my school to another "ancient town" and visited the Giant Buddha of Leshan with a group of 6 year olds. I might mention I've also been studying and making more Chinese friends.
I did despite my hectic schedule find time to watch the new Penguins of Madagascar movie this weekend with David, a friend from Liangshan who goes to school in Chengdu. We watched it dubbed in Chinese and I had no trouble understanding it. That was rather encouraging actually to watch a movie and understand maybe not the fine points but what was happening and mostly why. Yes, I highly recommend everyone go see this movie, it was very funny!
Today I want to get you all some pictures of the "ancient town" and impart some of what I have learned about hospitals and medicine in Chengdu as I think it might be rather helpful if any of you visit China in the future. If anyone plans on studying in China in the future please remember that all campuses have a hospital that you can visit for simple things like colds and sprains, even cuts. My friend is the one who is sick, so we started there with the assistance of an excellent translator.
My audience needs a background: my friend had an accident about 7 months ago and suffered a concussion as well as a deep gash on her head. Since that time she's been having headaches and been extremely dizzy, nauseous, and having a hard time with her senses and finding her concentration. She was getting worse with the dizziness and her vision was blurring a lot, when her hearing became quite impaired I made her go to the doctor.
So the campus doctor said it was out of her league and suggested the Sichuan University Hospital/Medical Campus which we went to that night. Our translator was wonderful and we got into the ER without any problems. We got the necessary referrals etc, I won't bore you with those details.
Here is what you need to know about procedures: You will need a card from the cashier. You will pay upon arrival and be given a card and a book for your doctor to write in. The card is a way for the doctors to communicate with each other as well as with the cashiers who need to know what you are doing so they can charge you appropriately. Say you only need to see the doctor for a check up, they will charge the office visit prior to setting the appointment, then you can take the receipt and your card to the info desk for assistance setting up the appointment itself. Your receipt will have the doctor's name, location and what times to show up, as well as what number patient you will be. You won't see the cashier again until your doctor asks you to do something, then you see the cashier to pay for it and then go take the test or see the other person etc.
In short, you will go back and forth between the cashier and your appointments and tests many times. Be prepared for this, but it is not expensive nor terribly time consuming. Our worst experience was my friend's MRI which needed contrast. We paid for the test, scheduled the appointment and showed up to be told she needed an IV put in. That translates into: please go to this desk which is not terribly sanitized, place your arm here and prepare for this really grumpy young lady to jab you maliciously with the IV and then let you wait for an hour for your appointment in searing pain. Seriously, that girl must have had a fight with her boyfriend or something because she was mean to everyone not just my friend.
Highlights for visiting hospitals in Chengdu: you wait in the hallway, sometimes you get a chair most of the time not. People bring their entire family with them it is very crowded. You will keep visiting the cashier who will scowl at you while taking your money. Doctor's don't always listen, if you find a good one keep them and write down their name! The tests here are using old equipment and techniques, you will feel like you transported back into the 1970's but please don't wear the fashion despite this nostalgic feeling. Most of the doctors speak some English, if they don't their assistant might so don't freak out. There are also hospital staff that can step in and help if you don't bring your own translator (I'd still suggest bring your own but sometimes they are not available because chances are they are also students). There is no privacy in hospitals here, you won't be alone with your doctor and everyone in the hall is snooping and curious about you, it is ok. They don't speak English and it is just the way of China I'm finding.
Bring money to the hospital with you at least 1000RMB just in case you need a test. If you need an MRI or CT you'll pay about 2000RMB which isn't much USD maybe about $350 but the doctor only costs approximately 30RMB which is $5USD.
Most important: if you wish to avoid Chinese hospitals you can. There are plenty of Global Doctors and Western Medicine Complexes in most big cities. I don't know if their shots or IV's hurt any less but you will be guaranteed an English speaking doctor as well as clean and nice facilities. You will pay out your nose though. Example being, just to enter the door of the Global Doctors it costs 1300RMB which is about $220USD. That covers you being seen but no tests or blood work and no medicine. Oh, medicine is cheap here FYI! You can also get antibiotics over the counter if you know what to ask for. I think I paid $5USD for a Z Pack which costs with insurance at least $30USD in America. Yeah, don't fear the cost of medicine here.
I hope this was helpful and this is definitely a subject you are welcome to ask me more details about. Yes, my friend is doing much better now we know she fractured her skull (CT and MRI were very helpful in getting this detail) and her body is fighting to mend itself. She is tired and dizzy because of all the work her body is doing to heal and that is a good explanation from the one doctor we liked and trusted.
I'd talk about the "ancient town" but really it wasn't so special,the architecture was kind of cool and it has a dragon statue that leads from the river into town along the stream that divides the town down the middle. I had a good time there with my classmates and at Leshan's Giant Buddha with the kids. I'll revisit the Buddha when I don't have oodles of kids involved.
After taking my midterm this morning, and feeling pretty good about it, I went to work teaching 3 classes of children English and returned home to find I had some packages waiting for me. Said packages were not at my door, which is probably good as I don't think most people have neighbors as awesome as I do. Some time I will tell you about my awesome neighbors and apartment complex! I went down to speak with the security guard near my building. The guards are always super nice and friendly and I always say hi when I walk by.
With a little bit of Chinese saying I had a package but didn't know where it was, I showed the guard my text message which showed the delivery info. He pointed at a large machine close by. I had always assumed it was a package dispenser of some sort, but I've never had to use it before. I walked over and looked at all the buttons and looked back at him with a very confused expression. He graciously came over and tried to help. Here is where things get interesting…
Problem: don't know what 6 digits to enter on screen, he doesn't know either
Solution: find a lady passing who knows how to use machine
Success: first package located, door opened and package retrieved
Problem: I have 2 more packages! What are the digits? Not in same text message!
Solution: return to apartment find correct digits
Success: found digits and raced back down to confounded machine
Variable: man working on machine, it probably needs maintenance. Man asks if I have a package I indicate I have 2. He lets me input the digits I found which are correct but the machine can't figure out which doors hold my packages!
Solution: man inputs admin code and looks up my phone number and tracking info from text message and finds package number 2.
Success: package 2 found and after signing and providing my phone number on his paper we look for next package
Problem: package 3 is in the old package door where things will soon be sent back to sender! We found this out after much digging!
Solution: repair man had to reboot machine to get the door open
Success: package located and handed over
Gloating required: walked by security guard showed my packages and waved happily
Lesson learned: being nice gets you really far, but showing text messages is more effective!
Other lesson: the confounded machine probably will work better after the repair guy gets a chance to work on it tonight, but I am very lucky to have run downstairs during his visit! I would not have received my packages otherwise I believe.
Payoff: 2 packages of American coffee since really you should bring your own if you have any liking for nice coffee, 1 large package of hot cocoa mix, a bread pan which was half price online and very much needed for baking gluten free bread and meatloaf.
Hello Everybody! On October 18 Sichuan University took it's Foreign Exchange Students on a field trip to the Dujiangyan Irrigation Project and what they call and "ancient town." Some of my classmates joined me, and I met many other exchange students who are in different classes. It was a really fun time getting to know them, where they come from, and also about the area around Chengdu.
My friend Diviya who is wearing a plaid type dress, is from Nepal and is studying medicine in Chengdu as well as learning the language with me. Qing Qing is the gal in the red coat from the top picture, she is from Vietnam and is super sweet. She is studying finance in China. The other gals are from Bhutan and their names are escaping me at present. All these ladies are exceptionally nice and friendly and we enjoy practicing our limited Chinese together and hanging out after classes.
I'll be honest, the trip to the irrigation project was difficult to see since the pollution was really bad when we got there. I couldn't take many great pictures of the dam itself because it was invisible behind the smog screen. We did get to walk over a suspension bridge though which was pretty cool. I also saw some really neat architecture and statues. I'll try to include the one with the intricately carved elephant in this blog.
The "ancient town" wasn't so ancient. Considering the Dujiangyan project is over 2000 years old, that is ancient, the town is not. So basically this town has been converted into a giant tourist trap full of shops that supposedly tourists want to visit. I saw people making silk scarves, bone combs being carved (only thing I purchased was a water buffalo horn comb that I got engraved while I was there), and people performing in the streets carnival style. I did get a great picture of grandma and her grandbaby singing for the visitors. At this "ancient town" my group of ladies met up with Michiel who is from the Netherlands. Nice young guy, also an exchange student with us.
So the trip was fun, not for the history, or the sights, but for enjoying the company of others and seeing places we might not get a chance to without the school taking us. I learned that I do want to go back to Dujiangyan simply because I didn't have the time to do what I wanted there. There are many unexplored gardens at the site and I would like to revisit and see them.
Beyond that, my life is busy. I have a nasty head cold for which I bought some flower tablets which help with the cough but also leave me groggy. I also got a job working at a school teaching K-1 students English 2 days a week for a couple hours each day. I like those kids a lot, and if you know me, that is saying quite a bit! I need to study now as we are getting mighty close to midterms and I want to do well. I realized I miss America in ways that aren't always evident, but when I hit my head again on my stove's fan hood I realized I miss things being of what I consider "normal" height, not half a foot lower like everything is here.
Hi Everyone! I begin by saying I may never eat apples or tomatoes in the US after being spoiled by such high quality fruit and produce here in China. That leads into my mini adventure this afternoon. I was fortunate that I had no students lined up for classes this afternoon so I decided to go and pay my rent at my apartment agent's business in the Music District. Since I didn't know how to get there I took a taxi and paid attention so I would know where it was for the future. FYI in China you pay rent quarterly which is kind of nice actually. I noticed the business was not all that far from my apartment, maybe 50 minutes to an hour away by foot. So after speaking no English and conducting my payment using limited Chinese (yes I was successful and rather proud of myself) I headed back home on foot.
It's a nice day, cold but not uncomfortable, and most of the walk looked like it hugged Bar Street which is exactly what it sounds like, a street lined with bars/pubs. I saw some really interesting trees with flowers on my way to Bar Street and then I noticed a bank at the corner. I got a message on the ATM today to check with my Chinese bank so I popped in. I was delayed and finally they managed to say that I need to come back with my passport and they can get the message to go away. Again, I used limited English, though admittedly they used some trying to convey this though mostly it was hand signals.
The delay was extremely welcome because it made my next stop incredibly awesome. On my way home, between the university and the river crossing is a gas station. Sometimes I stop there to get a drink if I am walking to school. This time I decided I wanted my Vitamin C drink and also a candy bar (cravings man!). When I walked in the young lady who works after school at the gas station had just finished washing some apples. She spoke English with me and offered me an apple. I asked her in English if the apples came from Chengdu, but she didn't understand so I used my Chinese to ask the same thing. She understood my Chinese and said that the apples were not from Chengdu, but rather from Xichang.
I enthusiastically said, "I went to Yanyuan and Xichang! The apples there are especially delicious!" in Chinese and she nodded and agreed with me. It turns out this was the variety of apple I had had in Yanyuan while visiting friends and doing my research in August. I fell in love with those particular Red Fuji apples while there and I will forever hold them close to my heart as they truly are the most delicious apples I have tasted, this coming from a girl who grew up in Wenatchee Valley the center of the apple universe! After she confirmed they were actually from an orchard in Yanyuan she graciously handed me a second apple which I thanked her profusely for and headed home. One of those apples didn't make it home.
So the moral of this story is: sometimes taking the long way, and going with the flow, can lead to great mini adventures in China.
大家好!今天星期五在中国但是我们去学校明天。Hi Everybody! Today is Friday, but tomorrow we have school :( I don't know how many of you paid attention to the World News but a lot has happened since 10/1 in China. We celebrated the beginning of the PRC from 10/1-10/7 by not having school and many people did not work. It was a time for people to travel, which is exactly why I did not choose to leave Chengdu! The roads were crazy busy with tourists, but from those that went somewhere it sounded like they all had a good time. My Polish and Turkish friends and I chose to stay close to home and study as we found ourselves lacking writing skills (Chinese characters, our English is fine!).
I finally found time to explore the East Lake Park which is across the road from my apartment. That was so awesome and beautiful! I will attach some pictures of it. It is a park that travels along the river then it joins with another section of the river. The cranes have a great time along the river fishing and making horrible noises as they talk to each other and look annoyed at us humans who are interfering with their hunting grounds. There are a couple of walking/biking bridges you can cross and it is very peaceful. I found myself forgetting that I was in a city of approximately 9 million residents (14 million if you count the people who live here as foreigners and who come in from the country to attend school or work).
I've also attached a pic of part of the UW Family from our outing to a friend's store opening in Chengdu. The owner is a friend of the UW Family and invited us to tea and to see the new shop so of course we played tourists and took a picture. By being foreign and shopping there it helped promote his shop as well. It's complicated to explain how that works, but any time a place can show that they have foreigners shopping at their location they gain in popularity and status.
Depending on how well you know me, you may have noticed my writing style is changing slowly, I am noticing it. It has to do with my learning Chinese. I can feel my brain pushing English out and Chinese in, it is a rather strange feeling, but not entirely unwelcome. Partially to avoid becoming totally lost in English I interviewed and was hired on the day before Holiday for a job teaching conversational English to local Chinese adults. I also discussed joining the US Embassy in Chengdu for their library's English Corner on Tuesdays which is open to the public in Chengdu and allows folks to come in and talk with native English speakers about subjects like what it takes to go to school or conduct business in the US. I'm looking forward to both adventures.
Some people might have noticed that historically, I cannot just do 1 thing in my life. You can stop laughing now. I've held up to 3 jobs at a time during my adult life. I've gone to school and worked full time and even made sure to attend the gym 10 hours a week all the while sacrificing my social life. One of the reasons I wanted to come to China was to be able to focus on my studies and not be influenced or stressed by work. Quickly I should mention I am doing really well in school, that won't change. I just noticed after 2 months that I had too much free time and wasn't meeting enough people. So I talked to a friend who got me into the school where I will be teaching; they hired me without a demo or even an official interview as I am American and a native speaker so I am perfectly qualified to hold classes evidently... Yeah, I was skeptical too, but I want the job to keep me busy 2 days a week and to get me out to another part of Chengdu and meeting new people.
I have to admit that one of the things I am finding difficult is meeting Chinese people, mostly this stems from not being a bar hopper which most of the students here are. I can't drink beer due to my wheat allergy and I don't enjoy the bar scene when I'm stuck drinking a $2.50 soda and everyone else is getting sloshed. So the challenge has been acknowledged and I will be finding more solutions in the days to come. I'm always up for a challenge, wish me luck folks!
大家好!今天是我的生日,我请日记一杯咖啡。好吃了!Hi Everybody! Today is my birthday, I treated myself to a cup of coffee, it was delicious! I thought you might like to hear that school is going well, my teacher for comprehensive Chinese is wonderful and my classmates are just as great. My speaking/listening teacher is really nice though his class is tough to sit through but since I learn a lot about how to say words I don't complain. I began Chinese Calligraphy and it is difficult but very interesting. Our teacher told us it is only during times of wealth that China has time to create works of Calligraphy and China is seeing more money therefore there are more people taking up the art.
On my search for coffee today I went to Wanda Plaza which is a shopping area about 10 minutes walk from my apartment. It is often crowded but it has Ito Yokado which is a Japanese store that has everything from household supplies to groceries that are quality so I tend to buy my food there. When I got to the square/plaza it had the huge blow up children's toys like bounce houses and a blow up climbing wall and those bungee jumping activities. Many kids and their mom's were playing on those. Next to that was the Korean Food Festival 2014 with all sorts of booths set up and a stage. I mingled and checked out some of the booths and watched some Korean drummer girls perform, they were very good and I'm glad they were filming their performance as they deserve recognition for their talent. Today was another lesson in contrast though. As I walked back towards the apartment I went from listening to Korean drumming to hearing Frosty the Snowman coming from a convenience store a half block down. I'm sure people were wondering why I was holding in my laughter when I passed the kids toys that were blaring the Frosty song in the street. In general it is true that Chengdu is very noisy, from cars to people, to music being played on scooters and bikes or people playing movies on their phones while they walk. That doesn't even include the music pumping out of the shops that line every street.
Tomorrow I have a meet and greet at the American Consulate for Gilman and Fulbright scholars which I am looking forward to attending after class. I hope you all are enjoying the tail end of September as much as I am and I hope to be able to post more pictures soon.
A picture of what coffee and macaroons look like here in Chengdu. Very common to see macaroons as the French and European pastry business is quite large here.
Hi Everyone! So some of you already know I went on a large adventure with Professor Stevan Harrell, Noah my partner in research, and another UW group of students to the mountains. We stayed in Yangjuan which is a small village tucked into a valley surrounded by mountains. It is really beautiful and the people are very special and kind. They gave us rooms to stay in, cooked meals for our group and also helped us find guides to show us the village and help interview subjects for our research. It was a wonderful time though I missed showering for 6 days.
What impressed me the most about that trip was the generosity and honest goodness the people showed us. The Nuosu/Yi people are an ethnic minority group in China. When I look at them physically they remind me of some Native American groups in America. The Nuosu in Yangjuan were warm, and loving people and had a strong sense of honor and community. I'm incredibly lucky to have spent time with them, and also to have the opportunity to spend more with them for my research this year. I was fairly ill while up there as I could not eat without immediately getting sick and I got a little weak, but I was able to go a little slower when we hiked the hillsides for great views of the village and I enjoyed myself no less for the lack of nutrients.
Professor Harrell said if he could sum up our trip into one word it would be "mud." I must agree with that. It was raining heavily just before we got there and the entire time we were there. Since the dirt is a mixture of clay it was incredibly slippery. I wore a Chinese brand of Crocs, I call them my rubber shoes since they don't have any fabric and are easy to clean, but I still had problems since the mud wanted to steal my shoes into its great depths.
So after leaving Yangjuan, Noah, Professor Harrell, and myself went to Xichang which is a larger city (smaller than Chengdu but larger than Yangjuan by a lot)and interviewed some teachers and students there. We also visited a museum about the Yi culture which was very interesting though sometimes insulting as the Han Chinese don't think highly of the Yi people and consider them still to be in a slave society. The museum is located on this huge hill overlooking a lake in what is considered a banana belt region so it is quite tropical. I have a picture of the monkey who decided my apple soda was his and I chose not to argue. I would feel really silly if I had to go through rabies shots over an apple soda that cost $0.50 USD.
After returning to Chengdu from Xichang, Noah and I have been running ragged trying to get ready for school, get registered with the Public Safety Bureau and meet our teachers all while attending lectures and meetings with important people with Professor Harrell. So I feel this post is late, but it was unavoidable and worth the wait. We have made some great connections in Chengdu, Xichang, and Yangjuan and will be heading back in the near future to continue our research.
Since this weekend is the Autumn Moon Festival we have Monday off and begin classes Tuesday morning. I am looking forward to settling down and getting into a routine. Its been great getting back to my apartment and purchasing a scooter for travelling to and from school. I'm really happy to be here.
A side story about mama pig: I posted a picture here because she was an introduction to my adventure. When we got off the 6 hour bus ride which was not by any means smooth as the roads were trashed from the rain and many people got very ill while travelling, we were greeted by some friends of Professor Harrell who took us to their house which is above their orchards and fields. The family was very warm and welcoming and had sacrificed a pig in our honor for dinner. It was delicious in case you were wondering :) So before we left for the next hour long drive I asked to use the toilet. I was directed to a stone building near the entrance of the compound. Upon entry I found mama pig and her very short wall next to the squat toilet (really its a hole in the ground) and her baby piglets in a pen with a gate that faces the toilet. So laughing, or trying not to in all reality, I proceeded to do my business while the piglets got their front row view of my hind end and mama pig jumped onto the short wall and proceeded to drool into my shoe. I was laughing so hard it was almost impossible to compose myself and exit the building and find the hose to wash my foot off. That my friends was my introduction to outhouses in China.
Hi Everyone, I am home in Chengdu again. I will tell you all about my time in Yangjuan and elsewhere shortly. Stevan Harrell, our coordinator through the UW-SU program has been in Chengdu and taken Noah and myself all around the north part of Yunnan to do our research. I promise more is to come in the next couple days as I clean up my pictures and ready them for your viewing.
This week we have taken our placement tests for classes and all of us have been put into appropriate classes. I met my teacher today, she is super sweet and her English is wonderful so I expect no problems. She also has a great sense of humor which is appreciated.
Eason, a coordinator from SU helped a few foreign students out, myself included, to find transportation. I bought an electric scooter for less than $200 USD. It is nice, it has a racing suspension so it rides really well. I parked it in my apartment's garage for only $0.50 per day. It is a nice scooter and has plenty of power, ok really it intimidates me since it will go 40mph and a helmet is not required!
So, next Tuesday we begin classes and for this weekend I plan on working on my research and partying with the other foreign students and our network of Chinese friends. Tomorrow we celebrate Eason's test being over and also the beginning of our school year after the Autumn Moon Festival (Monday).
Please keep an eye out for another posting soon as I will be working on that as well this weekend. Just in case you were wondering what I miss about America: clothes dryers, consistent hot water, mirrors, wall clocks, soap/hand towels or dryers and toilet paper in public restrooms, quality chocolate, and driving!
A wild attempt to try and show you how awesome of an apartment I scored in Chengdu. I live on the top floor (11th) in an area overlooking the river and 2nd ring road. I have a nice balcony, a large bedroom with closet, a kitchen with 2 burners (unusual but very welcome!), and a Western Style bathroom. I also have a large living room with a fridge, sofas and TV which I get many channels because my internet connection came with TV for the year. It is very nice here. I live far enough away from town that I get peace and quiet and can walk along the river while listening to the cicadas in the trees. I also get to watch the cranes fish in the river and dance on the bridge. It is very nice here. Thank you Patti the UW coordinator and DaAn the apartment agent for finding me such a lovely home for the year!


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After conquering the world of professional wrestling and Hollywood, the Rock has earned himself the right to live his life as he pleases. One of the things that the former WWE champion always wanted to try was stand up comedy. He pleasantly surprised some people at the Hollywood Improv this week when he showed up unannounced and did a quick routine. No word yet on whether or not the Rock plans to keep doing shows.
November 18, 2014
It looks like the relationship between Mick Foley and WWE has greatly improved. The former world heavyweight champion eagerly announced to his fans that he will be doing a special one man comedy show in Brooklyn for the WWE Network later on this month. The two sides have long discussed the possibility of doing such a deal, but the company never pulled the trigger. The belief was that there were those within who were upset with comments that Foley had been making about WWE.
November 13, 2014
"A lot of people talk about the attitude era being so great but a lot of it was terrible crap, sex jokes and over-the-top terrible bad comedy. It was Jerry Springer-like. They made a joke about a woman's breasts. Hilarious, but where's the wrestling? I look back on a lot of stuff now, and I'm like where's the wrestling? It's just a lot of crappy jokes." - Dean Ambrose discusses his disdain for a popular WWE era
October 10, 2014
The movie roles keep coming in for the Rock. The former WWE star revealed through social media that he will be starring in the big screen version of Baywatch. Reports are saying that the movie will not be based directly on the characters on the television show and will involve a lot more comedy. Minor roles are being written for David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson, should they decide to accept the parts.
October 3, 2014
While he may not be on great terms with WWE officials, Mick Foley apparently is still on very good terms with a lot of the performers. A handful of them, including Road Dogg, took the time and made the effort to go watch his comedy show in Ventura. The venue is approximately 90 minutes away from the Staples Center, where Summerslam 2014 will be held.
August 16, 2014
Showing that some friendships extend beyond the business, Undertaker and his wife Michelle McCool recently attended a comedy show featuring Mick Foley. The longtime WWE couple wanted to show support for their old friend. The two of them even went backstage to catch up with Foley for a bit. Several wrestlers in the industry, including CM Punk recently, have made the effort to go watch Foley tell jokes.
July 14, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Adam Rose is expected to replace Santino Marella as the comedy routine on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. However, those reporting on the speculation are failing to remember that Damien Sandow actually owns that role in WWE at the moment. Management is still not sold on Rose, so the chances of him being moved above Sandow isn't very high at the moment.
July 11, 2014
"Comedy wrestling is not easy. Santino Marella is one of my favorite wrestlers to watch. sad he's leaving the ring, but happy he made me smile." - Colt Cabana on Santino Marella being forced to retire from WWE due to another neck injury
July 7, 2014
Those who are eagerly awaiting his return to WWE may be disappointed to find out that Chris Jericho has signed on for a new project with Comedy Central. He will be starring in a digital series called Team Tiger Awesome, where he will be portraying a loose cannon detective. The comedic aspect of the show is that Jericho and his partner will share their feelings to kill time during long stakeouts.
June 10, 2014
A picture of Elijah Burke recently visiting WWE legend Mick Foley during one of his comedy shows in Jacksonville.
June 2, 2014
A video of Eric Young and Abyss fighting one another in a Monster's Ball match on Impact Wrestling. This was done by TNA to give the world heavyweight champion some more credibility and to get fans to buy that he is not just a comedy gimmick.
April 21, 2014
There is a new comedy out in theaters called Haunted House 2, which stars Marlon Wayans, and Mark Henry has a role in the film. He plays a "big buff black inmate". Wayans interviewed with WWE recently, and the actor joked about hiring Henry to be "big bluff black henchman". Henry has expressed interest in doing more movies.
April 20, 2014
There are rumors floating around right now that Mick Foley is looking into the possibility of signing a contract with Ring of Honor. The hardcore legend is apparently a free agent now that his contract with WWE has expired. Foley was also recently spotted at a comedy show wearing a ROH tee shirt. No word yet on whether or not the company has interest in signing him.
April 12, 2014
The Shorty Awards were handed out this week to companies that best handled their social media and social networking campaigns. Vince McMahon and company were able to take home three of those awards, including one for best YouTube channel. WWE was able to beat out Bleacher Report, MTV, VH1, Nike, Visa and Comedy Central for these awards.
April 8, 2014
The latest wrestler to jump on the stand up comedy bandwagon is Diamond Dallas Page. He is currently doing shows throughout Europe. DDP joins guys like Mick Foley, Jim Ross, Dolph Ziggler and William Regal in making the jump from the wrestling ring to the stage. He is still hoping to induct Jake Roberts into the hall of fame at Wrestlemania 30.
March 5, 2014
Jenifer Bloodsworth used to be a writer for WWE, but she is now doing stand up comedy. Fortunately for her, she has a good friend with name value in Mick Foley. The two of them have decided to start working together. Bloodsworth is now the opening act on the tour for Foley, who has been consistently booking himself all over the country.
February 19, 2014
"I tend not to get hecklers. I tend to get over-exuberant wrestling fans. Fans who don't always understand that they shouldn't shout out the endings to my stories. Because, if they're fans, they already know how the stories end. Those people enjoy it, but it's frustrating they don't let me finish the stories. Fortunately, I'm experienced entertaining on Friday and Saturday nights, when some people are drunker than usual. But if that happens, I just stand back and let the club handle it. I don't fear a heckler. I don't take pride in shredding them apart, but I'm not afraid either. We're supposed to be having laughs... I take honor in the act of entertaining people who laid down their money." - Mick Foley talking about wrestling fans ruining his comedy shows
February 14, 2014
Since he walked out of WWE, CM Punk was forced to cancel an appearance on @midnight, a show on Comedy Central. The host issued a statement in support of Punk, and has decided to call up another wrestler to take his place. Chris Jericho will now be appearing on the show. He is scheduled for the March 3rd episode.
February 12, 2014
Since he is quite ambitious and wants to see his comedy career really taking off, Mick Foley booked himself a lot of shows in the early part of 2014. He also scheduled those events in northern cities, where the weather is really bad right now. The WWE legend posted this status update on Twitter to make fun of himself.
February 11, 2014
Even though CM Punk dropped out on an appearance on his show, Chris Hardwick has no hard feelings and is actually defending the WWE star. He stated that Punk was a friend and that he did not make the decision to cancel lightly. The very understanding Hardwick is the host of @midnight on Comedy Central.
February 10, 2014
Since Nikki Bella and Cameron have confirmed it publicly, the widespread belief among fans is that the cast member of Total Divas are not allowed to hold a championship in WWE. Stephanie McMahon, however, is disputing that rumor. During a recent interview, she flat out denied it when asked about the rumor. McMahon stated that it would be great for one of the cast members to hold the belt because it would drive more attention to the story.
October 21, 2014
It looks like WWE will be utilizing the relationship between Cameron and her boyfriend a bit more during the next season of Total Divas. The belief is that something drastic will happen, where the couple will either break up or do a wedding. The heel turn and split from Naomi Knight was designed to put more attention into her character on the reality television show next season.
July 28, 2014
TMZ has quite the fascination with WWE nowadays. The tabloid website recently reported that Nikki Bella, who recently received her real estate license, was spotted showing homes to Cameron and her boyfriend. The couple is getting pretty serious and is wanting to move in together. Cameron, who is one of the stars of Total Divas, stated that she wants a five bedroom place.
July 21, 2014
In a sign that management might have forgiven her, Emma was not only given a match on WWE Main Event this week, but she was also given a victory over Cameron, who recently did a heel turn. Rumors floated around that the company was not going to be utilizing her on television after she was arrested for shoplifting, but it looks like WWE is attempting to avoid further attention to the incident by going about as usual.
July 16, 2014
Since management did not want to have two divas matches on WWE Battleground 2014, the decision was made to have the match between Cameron and Naomi Knight take place on the kickoff show instead. The segment was needed for the upcoming season of Total Divas. Otherwise, the story would have been placed on the back burner once AJ Lee decided to make her return to WWE.
July 15, 2014
The big brawl between Naomi Knight and Cameron that you witnessed on Monday Night Raw this week was indeed the big breakup that has been teased over the last couple of weeks by WWE. As many already know, this story was set up for the sake of Total Divas, as producers wanted more dramatic stories for the reality television show. Since it is involved with another network, the belief is that WWE will get behind the story and put some emphasis on it.
July 9, 2014
With AJ Lee finally making her return to WWE, the competition in the divas division just got a bit tougher. Someone is going to be losing television time. Naomi Knight and Cameron appear to be safe, as they have a heel turn story line in progress. Summer Rae and Layla El appear to have their weekly television spots secured for the time being. Paige is going to be working a program against AJ, so she should be fine. The belief is that Alicia Fox will be the one demoted, even though her character was gaining a little bit of momentum over the last couple of weeks.
July 5, 2014
Sensing that they were going to receive quite a bit of backlash for overreacting to the arrest and having double standards for their performers, WWE has decided to reinstate Emma after giving her a release earlier in the day. Some have cited the previous arrest of Jack Swagger and Cameron, who actually attempted to bribe a police officer, as a reason why WWE was forced to change their minds.
July 2, 2014
Naomi Knight was given a crack at the WWE Divas Championship at Money in the Bank 2014, but it was Paige that walked away as the reigning titleholder after a DDT and a pin. The match was designed to further the eventual split between Naomi and Cameron, who was at ringside and taking glee whenever her tag team partner was in peril against Paige.
June 29, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Cameron will be doing a heel turn at Money in the Bank 2014. She will more than likely cost Naomi Knight her chance at the WWE Divas Championship. There is also speculations that the incident will then lead to a triple threat match at WWE Battleground 2014, which would also feature Paige as the champion still.
June 27, 2014
Since the Total Divas writers are hoping to create a bit of a buzz for next season, there are talks that they will have WWE do a story line soon where Naomi Knight and Cameron decide to split up and go their own separate ways. Rumors are suggesting that Naomi will be the one to turn heel, even though Cameron has a more natural ability to get people to hate her.
June 19, 2014
Now that she has successfully defend the WWE Divas Championship against Alicia Fox, it looks like Paige is moving on to another challenger. Based on a press conference video, it appears that the next challenger is Cameron. The move could be designed to help promote her new music. It could also be WWE filming footage for the upcoming season of Total Divas as well.
June 3, 2014
WWE is not playing favorites during the current tour of Europe when it comes to Naomi Knight and Jimmy Uso. The newly married couple are working separate legs of the tour. Naomi is working with Paige and Cameron on the Raw shows, while Jimmy Uso is with Jey Uso on the Smackdown group. They will both be at Monday Night Raw together, though.
May 15, 2014
A picture of WWE diva Cameron looking pretty hot in the Day Off photo shoot.
April 29, 2014
A selfie picture of Cameron after her workout. The WWE diva is wearing a tight tank top that shows off her upper body.
April 21, 2014
There are rumors floating around about nude pictures of Cameron being available. It turns out that it is simply wrestling fans who have fallen for an edited photo of the WWE diva, which features a male porn star and Naomi Knight as well.
April 20, 2014
A rather interesting scene took place during the Divas invitational match at Wrestlemania 30 last night. Cameron suffered a wardrobe malfunction, where her top came unhooked during a spot with Emma. Cameron was noticeably trying to hold on to her shirt, so that her breasts would not become exposed to WWE fans. After the spot, she went to the side and repaired the wardrobe malfunction.
April 7, 2014
If you're in New Orleans this week for Wrestlemania 30, you have a chance to party with the cast of Total Divas. Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, Summer Rae, Eva Marie, Natalya Neidhart, Cameron and Naomi Knight are all scheduled to be at the Masquerade night club. The camera crew from E! will be there as well to film footage for an upcoming episode.
April 4, 2014
A picture of Cameron and some NBA cheerleaders. The WWE diva recently visited the Washington Wizards, and the belief is that this is going to be footage for an upcoming episode of Total Divas.
April 2, 2014
Initially, there was a push backstage in WWE to have AJ Lee defending the belt against Naomi Knight in a straight up match, but for the sake of Total Divas, management opted to just throw as many of the girls into the match as possible. Cameron, Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Natalya Neidhart, Eva Marie, Summer Rae, Emma, Aksana, Alicia Fox, Rosa Mendes, Layla El and Tamina Snuka are now involved.
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He's just better and cleaner than who we've got these days.
He's hardly a good guy, being former KGB chief under Soviet totalitarianism.
Still that's pretty f$%#ing sad that the ex-KGB chief under Soviet totalitarianism is more pro-liberty than those in DC that we have these days.
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I downloaded the AVG summer update this morning, since I ahve done this my internet explorer wont work.I did a system restore and the system is now working. Anybody else had this issue with it. Thanks
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I have AVG free on two laptops and one desktop and the updates are fine using Firefox.
Can I suggest that you try to download the update again and then if the same problem occurs:-
Open IE Tools tab > Internet Options > restore Adanced Settings and Reset Internet Explorer settings. Restart IE.
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