Passport is where? And gad - taxes!
Wednesday, April 7th, 2004Webloggersí portal Living in China
and the Shanghai Foreign Correspondents Club will host a meeting in
Shanghai at Saturday evening and Sunday morning 17/18 April that will
coincide with the Bloggercon II that will take place at the Harvard Law
School in the United States. At the third floor of Sashaís you will be
able to follow three of the more interesting sessions through a webcast
(audio only), follow examples of live-blogging from Sashaís and Harvard
on a screen and participate in chatrooms surrounding the meeting at
Harvard. You can find the full schedule here and bring your own laptop:
Sashaís has its own free wireless connection??? In another part of the
room you will be able to meet foreign correspondents, media people and
webloggers from Shanghai, Beijing, Suzhou, Hangzou and San Francisco.
and the Shanghai Foreign Correspondents Club will host a meeting in
Shanghai at Saturday evening and Sunday morning 17/18 April that will
coincide with the Bloggercon II that will take place at the Harvard Law
School in the United States. At the third floor of Sashaís you will be
able to follow three of the more interesting sessions through a webcast
(audio only), follow examples of live-blogging from Sashaís and Harvard
on a screen and participate in chatrooms surrounding the meeting at
Harvard. You can find the full schedule here and bring your own laptop:
Sashaís has its own free wireless connection??? In another part of the
room you will be able to meet foreign correspondents, media people and
webloggers from Shanghai, Beijing, Suzhou, Hangzou and San Francisco.
What will Shanghai be like? Auden & Isherwood, 1938: “And the well-meaning tourist, the
liberal and humanitarian intellectual, can only wring his hands over
all this and exclaim: ‘Oh dear, things are so awful here - so
complicated. One doesn’t know where to start.’”
Right to start a journey reminded that beginning means NOT knowing.