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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.

Monday, January 23, 2006

hammock, originally uploaded by dadapunk80.

Posted by kiki at 2:38 AM

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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)
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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

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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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Do yoga. It's good for you. (I edit.)
Julianne in Indonesia
An Existentialist in the OC
Andrea Loves Hawaii
Baron's Blog (lots about Hawaii)
Dezza's Fantastic China Photos
Bob the Poet
Suzanne on China
Julianne in Indonesia
Drew's China e-Chronicle
Jenny en Thailande (en francais)

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