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  • Day 6: A Different View of Beijing It was like a vacation from a vacation. After several days of running around town, I had yesterday (Thursday) off and seized the opportunity to get out and see some of the city. I first visited Beijing in Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 15, 2008
  • Day 5: Handball, Anyone? Wow, two posts in one day. I'm supposed to be at the China-Cuba women's volleyball match right now, but instead I'm at my cousin's house in air-conditioned comfort watching on TV. That's an interesting story I'll get into Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 13, 2008
  • Mr. Duck Early to bed, early to rise...6am early to be exact. :-/ We got home last night from our games at around 12:30am and had to wake up very early to cheer for 3 more games today....Here is Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 13, 2008
  • Back in Town We have come back to Beijing. Its nice to be back in the appartment, having our own rooms again, like coming home. After the pretty sweet sleeper train from Shanghai to Beijing, we met back up with Lihao at his Posted by Neato24 in Ni Hao Y'all | Aug 13, 2008
  • Epic Adventures! Yesterday I climbed the Great Wall of China. Today I went to the Olympics. Both were totally amazing. The wall was quite a hike, we spent most of the day climbing around on it and up all the stairs. There Posted by Hparrish in Adventures Through China | Aug 13, 2008
  • Day 4: Jetsetting Around Beijing I'm tired. It's the morning of Day 5 of competition and I wouldn't mind having a day off, but I have tickets to women's handball this afternoon and then will see women's volleyball tonight. So the show will Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 13, 2008
  • Tug-O-Marcie Yesterday we didn’t have a pick up till 6:30pm, so we had the whole morning and afternoon to ourselves. We all had intentions of visiting the Silk Market, which is a 5 story building with Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 12, 2008
  • Day 4 and 5 in China Well, it has been a few days since I last provided you with an update, so there is quite a bit to cover. There are quite a few videos included in this update, so for those of you on tight Posted by JChambers in China Olympics Trip | Aug 11, 2008
  • My Humble Abode I know I wrote previously that my hotel is considerably luxurious, so I figured I’d post the details of what makes it so great! Here are some images of my “home” for the month of August…. This is the front Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 11, 2008
  • I Performed for President Bush... Yesterday I was up around 9am. Since we had a 1pm pick up I decided to do a yoga DVD. A couple times a week a handful of the Beijing Dream Stunt team go into one of the Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 10, 2008
  • Day 3: Wake Me Up Because I'm Still Dreaming I generally am a lazy person. I can't remember the last time I went for an outdoor run or lifted weights. Even riding my bike to and from work is more about lightening my carbon footprint than getting Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 10, 2008
  • Days 1 & 2: Weathering the Weather I used to be able to handle humid climates. Back when I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in eastern Bolivia, I lived through two rainy seasons that pushed my comfort buttons like a ten-year old playing Whack-A-Mole. But Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 9, 2008
  • One year later Well, I can't really seem to get the hang of this blogging thing, at least not doing it regularly. I can't believe it has been over a month since I wrote last, time really does pass by too quickly! We Posted by heidigras in Nate & Heidi | Jul 25, 2008
  • Yay Saturday Yesterday was a much better day. The Chinese massages were wonderful and relaxing, and then Dino Park was the coolest waterpark I've ever been to. The whole day was fun and relaxing. Today Alex isn't feeling very good (upset tummy) Posted by Hparrish in Adventures Through China | Aug 9, 2008
  • Let the Games Begin... Yesterday we had another very early pick up from the hotel at 7:45am. When we got to the arena all of the NBA Entertainment went into the press room for a Safety and Security meeting. The president of Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 9, 2008
  • Catch Up I got an email from Tom Jennings today, relations with Air China and PBS didn't go well so now he is not coming to film the Olympic baseball game. I'm glad that Kailey and I have Volleyball tickets, and we're Posted by Hparrish in Adventures Through China | Aug 8, 2008
  • Olympics Opening Ceremony in Shanghai Right now I am in Shanghai watching the olympics opening ceremony. Shanghai has been a really interesting place so far. It is huge like Beijing, but not so smoggy, and really futuristic. It is the only place Posted by awills in Alex's Trip to China | Aug 8, 2008
  • What Happend in Shangra-la Sorry about the vague last post, but I was really tired and Lihao and I were about to leave. So what happened. We were staying at a Hostel in Deqin, an awesome little tibetian village, but we had to take Posted by Neato24 in Ni Hao Y'all | Aug 8, 2008
  • 長城 - The GREAT Wall My alarm clock went off at 5am. I woke up ready for what was to be one of the greatest times of my life. We were to see The Great Wall....and not just see it and take a Posted by Marcie Q in 24 Days in Beijing | Aug 7, 2008
  • Yangtze River Cruise Found a computer that works, so here are some photos: Ok so where was I? We left Guilin on an overnight train. We decided to splash out and travel soft sleeper (1st class). 4 People with Posted by gt248 in Guyana, China, Mongolia and Russia | Aug 8, 2008
  • Arrived in Beijing Well, so far so good. I arrived in Beijing last night. I travelled on Air Canada from Ottawa to Vancouver. I had a four hour wait in Vancouver to board my flight to Beijing. I travelled on Air China to Posted by JChambers in China Olympics Trip | Aug 7, 2008
  • First Report from Da Muthaland I'm happy to report that I'm not dying from breathing in polluted air in Beijing. Yes, I've been here for only 28 hours so far, and at least half of that time has been spent at my cousin's central Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Aug 7, 2008
  • The Madness of Guangzhou Train Station It wasn't the stark contrast from the calm of Hong Kong train station to the bustle of Guangzhou. It wasn't the Brunton's complete ignorance of Chinese symbols, no English signs and the slim chance of having joined the correct Posted by bruntonal in Have backpacks will travel.... | Aug 7, 2008
  • Summer Vacation! Please note that this entry (which is very long) is followed by another new entry... I expect that only my own mother will make it all the way through this saga (but thanks for reading)! As we were rolling along Posted by ucpegasus in Notes from the Other Side... | Aug 7, 2008
  • "Police College" Months ago, Aaron was hired by the Changping Police Department to teach an Olympics English course. They postponed the class several times, until finally, just after the school year ended, they gave him a call to inform him of Posted by ucpegasus in Notes from the Other Side... | Aug 7, 2008
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