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... here is the Macau's Fisherman's warf Lot's of activities to do do here at the ...

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... change in the not too distant future, whether Macau's inhabitants like it or not. Macau has been fantastic for food, the Portuguese-Chinese mix has been a refreshing change from the noodle and rice overload associated with the mainland. Yesterday, on the sleepy fishing island of Coloane (just off the Macau Peninsula) we had a huge plate full of delicious mussels for a mere 3 pounds. Macau is also famous for its almond flavoured chalky ...

... marathons have a cut off time of six hours, but this one had a cut off time of five hours. Although most of my marathon finish times have been around the four hour mark, I had no idea what my finish time would be, because I had no way to measure the distance of my training runs - I had just been going on time, not distance. My biggest concern was not being able to finish in time, and having to tell my students that I wasn't able to do it. I kept ...

... thoughts and prayers. We sure miss you all!! We then went to a grand casino called the "Venetian". This gigantic joint venture by Vegas entrepreneurs is themed on Venice. It's incredibly large. You can ride several canals with gondolas and feast on St Marco's square. And of course gamble. It was fun watching the dynamics at some of the gaming tables. Macau is definitely worth the trip!!!

... Lisa and I talked about going somewhere other than Lhasa, and we decided to go to Shigatse and Gyantse, as those were places we could go on our own - or so we thought. We packed up our things, checked out of our guest house, and went to the bus station to buy our tickets. After pushing and shoving and trying to hold her ground in the lineup, when Lisa handed the ticket agent her money, the woman held up her hand and shook her head. We were talking to another ...

... cafe among the dozens of facilities that have flashing screens: The other places were all casinos. I cannot begin to explain how happy I am to be here. There are all sorts of different reasons: The BBC news website is not blocked on the internet. I missed it for an entire month: maybe that's why I was losing my mind. There are sidewalks with cobblestones. The air is actually fresh from the sea, not just relatively "fresh" because I can't taste gasoline on my throat. The ...

... is to Chinese what breathing is to the rest of the world. They're obsessed by it - you can't walk down a street in any city or town without seeing a card game or the Chinese version of domino's taking place on an upturned crate. So, somewhere with real live, legal casino's was bound to attract some interest. Legend has it that the Triad gangs actually started in Macau, not HK, as gangs formed to control the lucrative trade. But in the end, it went downhill ...