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June 2, 2009. Library Closed Today.

Posted on December 28, 2009 by Charles Kirtley

  Foot Pherenology The weather continues to warm up. Each day seems a little hotter, a little more humid than the day before. The library was closed today. I do not know why. There was a sign on the door, … Continue reading →

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June 8, 2009. Internet Censorship

Posted on December 23, 2009 by Charles Kirtley

Entrance to the Park Where I Exercise I went to bed early last night and woke up around 06:00 this morning. It had cooled off a bit. It was comfortable. I had a good sound sleep. I got up, made … Continue reading →

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June 25, 2009. No Internet. Censorship.

Posted on December 21, 2009 by Charles Kirtley

Serious Monk This morning I can not access Google, gMail, Google Translators or Google Maps. I have been reading that the government of China has a dispute with Google about allowing access to porn. Could this be a result of … Continue reading →

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July 9, 2009. Internet Blocked, Everyone Happy.

Posted on December 20, 2009 by Charles Kirtley

Shenzhen Airport I guess you must behave yourself inside. No uncivilized behavior allowed. There was no Twitter nor Facebook tonight. Not one person mentioned it today. I kept my mouth shut. The TV news seemed to be all about the … Continue reading →

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