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Too many spirits,
Danger of an umbrella;
Cowboy's derision.
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One would think this was a serious aerobic class in full throttle. And I guess it was. But not for everyone:

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Bikes a plenty  on the street in Beijing, also look  at the beautiful blue sky.
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Machine translation has been in the news lately, so I thought it might be interesting to conduct an experiment. I've chosen four different Chinese texts (excerpts from a novel, a film and two newspaper interviews), translated them into English with Google Translate, and added my English translations (three of which have appeared on Paper Republic in the past year). I'm sure most of the translators in our forum have their own machine-translation stories...hope you'll share.
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A professor recently boasted that he spent anywhere from 6,000 to 9,000 RMB — or $900 USD to $1,300 USD — in a single year for reading materials.
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New section: or maybe ADD moment, I call this masterpiece, “Chinese sayings”Crows everywhere are equally black.WTF, dont know what this means…are they biggots?
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© madtptLife in Shanghai is what you make it. Most big cities are like that. If you let it, a job in most cities will eat your life. If you can set clear boundaries between what's professional and what's personal you can maintain the balance in your life - do a job well and still have time for some sort of private existence. Sometimes your professional life and personal life do manage to overlap, though. And that can be okay.
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So, last week DJ Chunky and I headed to 12sqm, Ned’s, and Mao Mao Chong, three bars at least partly owned by Aussies, a mere boomerang’s throw from each other, and perhaps deserving a special designation — The Beijing Billabong? The Vegemite Triangle? Other? In any case, I recommend doing this mini pub crawl.We started [...]

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I had a conversation the other day with a leading journalist on how both of us are always right about our predictions. I joked that the beauty of writing is that all we need to do show how right we are is to highlight the predictions on which we were right and to let cognitive dissonance wash away all the other ones.
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Rich Brubaker of All Roads Lead To China is out with an über-helpful post, entitled,A Few Rules for Succeeding in China, setting out the following eight rules to follow to succeed in China:
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With it’s rich natural resource deposits and close proximity to both China and Russia, It comes as a surprise that Mongolia has not been tapped for its resources during the recent worldwide mining bo...

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The theme of St. Patrick’s Day this year seems to be who can provide Guinness draft the cheapest. Here is the info I have so far for next Wednesday, March 17, including details on a near full week of debauchery planned at Paddy O’Shea’s. Will update as I get more info…Molly Malone’s: A free pint of [...]

This article was aggregated from Eileen Eats 
The popular Chinese newsweekly Sanlian Lifeweek in February ran a cover story gushing about 100 new creative dishes that are being served in five major Chinese cities. The feature ran no less than 123 pages and was accompanied by colorful photographs that were appealing to the eye, if not to the stomach.Take for example,  the [...]
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What happens when your company in China forgets you?
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Taking a lesson from the collapse of the American real estate market that overwhelmingly contributed to the current global financial crisis, the Chinese government has had the difficult task of reigni...

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Oops, I missed this in the midst of the New Year’s activities- Redbox have kindly posted up some of my thoughts on Chinese art here....

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China experienced a nearly 50% increase in exports for February, reaching $94.5 billion US dollars. China's exports surged more than expected in February as imports continued strong growth, indicative...

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An Edinburgh Fringe in China? Sounds ambitious for a whole lot of reasons, but that’s what Split Work are hoping to do with the JUE Festival, an extended lineup of artists, performances, screenings and exhibitions in Beijing and Shanghai.
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ESWN has the news hereQuote:On February 12, the results of the World Press Photo (WPP) competition (also known simply as the “Holland competition”) was announced in Amsterdram. There were 586 entries (either singles or series) from China, ...

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Beijing Morning Post, March 11, 2010 Today's Beijing Morning Post presents two images that many of the country's newspapers featured on the front page.
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A previous post show the Tokyo metro poster. I found funny images on china divide [(also take a look to the blog is interesting and has deeper writing than usual blog (as this one)]Look at others