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A picture says a thousand words. Woolong, the most important research base for giant pandas, is badly hit during the earthquake. Five staff members died. Landslides and mudsides destroyed several panda houses. Two panas were still missing.
Today I saw the pictures of two baby pandas, each of one year and eight months old, cuddled together [...]

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I never considered Robert Downey Jr. a handsome actor. But I always consider him one of the most talented actors in this country. He always brought up his character to a level that exceeds the scope of the movie itself, and most of time, the expectations of the general audience. When I first got familiar [...]

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Panda love

Just received some pictures of these cute panda babies at Sichuan Giant Panda Research Facility. They are so adorable.
Peeking the curious world together

It is good to play together

Panda love

I can swing…

Meal time!

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A nice quote

Yesterday I watched “Buffy” (the third season) again. I admit this is really a nice show: the dialogs are witty and the characters are complex. “Attitude gets attention. Courtesy wins respect.” This is the comment that I liked the best.

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Today the DVD “To Catch a King” arrived. This is a 1984 adaptation of Jack Higgins’s novel. I have been trying to find this copy for a while and cannot wait to watch it. But I have to admit what it delivers is nothing beyond a disappointment.
When I studied the reviews and comments, I was [...]

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The original banner of this page is part of the work by Zhang Zeduan, a famous folk artist of the Song Period. Here is some information about the art and its author from wiki: Along the River During Qingming Festival (Traditional Chinese: 清明上河圖; Simplified Chinese: 清明上河图; pinyin: Qīngmíng Shànghé Tú) is generally attributed to the [...]

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It is extremely rare that the city of Kaifeng, the glamorous capital of the Song dynasty, has ever caught the attention from outsiders. Today, even many Chinese have no idea what achievements that dynasty and the city have accomplished. Part of this comes from its buried memories lost in the wars, floods, and missing pages of a long history. Yet [...]

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My daily calendar has a picture of tropical fish. So I scanned it, cropped it and posted it. This picture makes me missing these days spent at Hawaii with Nick. Especially the snorkeling fun we had together at Hanauma Bay. Although getting there by bus in the morning was quite an experience (we ended up [...]

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I previously watch the Rockets’ games because of Yao Ming. I still like him, but I also like a lot Shane Battier. He seems to me a quiet type, but he always gets this key moment of a game, and he can grab it and turn the game around. He may not appear to be [...]

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One of the notes written last year. Re-post here.
The conference is finally over and now I can breathe. To me, that is when the semester is done and when my summer travel begins. I watch these people grabbing the lunch and heading out back to Wisconsin. To certain extent, that is their end of the [...]

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