Links 1 September 2008
- Steven Crook writes about the bus revolution.
- Reports on the 830 protest from Michael Turton, The Only Redhead and Tim Maddog.
- The Far Eastern Sweet Potato reviews Linda Arrigo and Lynn Miles’ book A Borrowed Voice.
- Roy Berman at Mutant Frog Travelogue has some observations about Taiwan.
- Taiwanonymous on scooters getting towed.
- Darren Melrose has great photos of Longshan Temple.
- Shu Flies looks at some Mandarin textbooks.
- Andres visits the old street in Sanxia.
- Taiwan Taipei Talk visits the Hongshulin mangrove forest.
- Todd goes cycling in Nantou.
In the news: Excellent feature in the Taipei Times on the policing of sex. Dan Bloom writes about the Brzozowski family who have a TV program teaching English using Hoklo Taiwanese. Jinshan on Taiwan’s north coast selected as a storage site for nuclear waste (it already has two nuclear power plants). Taipei MRT line construction delayed for one year (so they should open on time one year late?).
Events: Check out the Mammoth Exhibition at Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall. It features the remains of two mammoths frozen in the last Ice Age. It runs until 4 November 2008.
Also check the shared items from Google Reader and the Taiwan blog directory at Taiwanderful for more from the Taiwan blogosphere.
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Posted: September 1st, 2008 under Blogs & websites, Taiwan.
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Comments
Comment from David Reid
Time 18 September 2008 at 7:44 am
JB, it does seem a little strange, especially about the Neihu line as you say.














Comment from J B
Time 17 September 2008 at 11:59 pm
I’m skeptical about that article on the MRT- first of all, only Yahoo and the site they quote carry it. Secondly, why delay the Neihu line when all they have left to do is testing and integrating with the Muzha line? Not like it’s not already built. Thirdly, it sounds a bit like old news- all the lines were already delayed a year, maybe they’re just picking up on that.