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This blog used to be about my life in China. Then, I left China. I became a graduate journalism student at Columbia University (yeah, I got into a fancy-pants school). Then, I graduated. Thankfully. Now, I'm in France. I go to school (still!) and I intern. Paris is awesome, so I write about that now. I also post things I like that I find in the news. And I have Twitter, too. Comments are appreciated. Should you care to e-mail me, you may do so at mailecannon@gmail.com.
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- Photo in IHT
- Evo Morales at Columbia
- Why the Economist is Interesting
- NPR's Rob Gifford on China
- Michael Wolff Goes to J-school
- Korea's Hynix, a comeback story
- Golden Zebra (Swindle Magazine)
- Miss Kona Coffee (Swindle Magazine)
- American Communist (Swindle Magazine)
- How to Use a Chinese Toilet
- How to Pronounce "X" in Chinese
- How to Pronounce "Q" in Chinese
- Solar Electricty (WHT)
- Aloha Kona! (I make this for a Hawaii client)
- my resumé
Things I love about Paris
- the train system
- the very convenient metro
- that I live next to Sacré Coeur
- the fresh produce
- my neighborhood
- existentialism
- Sciences Po
- the cinema culture
- licorice-flavored toothpaste
- the cheese
- the bread
- 5 euro inhalers
Things I don't like about Paris
- France Telecom (big, fat liars)
- inferior Chinese food
- astragalus is banned
- it took me two months to get internet
- it's difficult to find herbal medicines
- you have to give your bank details to everyone
- every process is inefficient and time-consuming
- yoga is expensive and hard to find
- gyms are expensive
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