Links of Interest

I'm not a master of html, so this is a bit messy. However, I wanted to minimize the clutter on my sidebar. Now, all websites of interest are listed below. Feel free to add a comment or make a suggestion about what should or shouldn't be here. I will update accordingly. As I add more posts, this entry will disappear from the main page but will still always be accessible via the navigation bar I created in the header of the main page. I hope you enjoy this new layout!

The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos Blog: Evan Osnos lives in Beijing. He is a staff writer and is working on a book about China.

The Atlantic’s James Fallows Blog: James Fallows is National Correspondent for The Atlantic. His latest book ‘Postcards from Tomorrow Square: Reports from China’ offers insightful reporting on the rise of China.

To Be A Man In Full: "Together, we can build a better world! Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today. Make a difference." This is a mostly Chinese blog by my great friend Yibin.

The Lao Wai Jazz Note: A musician's mission to bring jazz to the west of China and learn something along the way. I grew up with this guy and he's extremely talented! Keep your eyes, and ears, open for him.

TED Talks: An annual conference bringing together the world's most fascinating thinkers and doers, who are challenged to give the talk of their lives (in 18 minutes).

Global Incident Map: A very interesting, up-to-date global display and terrorism and other suspicious events.

The Obameter: Tracking Obama's campaigns promises.

World Clock: A clock of sorts that provides running statistics on environmental and health issues.

Nciku 在线词典: More than a Chinese-English dictionary. My favorite on the web!