People Are People
Kids that have never been to college would probably imagine that the fairytale-like college life involves girls looking very happy with colorful shirts in front of a camera, just like this one. They are right.
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Running, Eating, Arting
It is hard to convince people that America is not a sports nation in front of its glorious achievements in the last Olympic Game. It is now made even harder by the glorious cake race. People race for cakes. Good incentive, huh?
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When The World Meets
The following set of photos are the evidence that the world can work without war. 34 bright individuals coming from all over the world gather here and no conflict has broken out. Scroll down for more internationalness.
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Seven Four Two Zero One Zero - A Free Day
It is the great birth of a nation of freedom. If you think it is, that is. (more…)
Where Dreams Come True
Long time ago I thought Disney World and Disney Land are places for kids. After my trip to Disney Land back in 2005 I was totally convinced otherwise. I had the luck to visit Disney World in Florida and enjoyed a great deal of it, despite the steep ticket price, which cost 77 dollar per day. (more…)
Charleston: Fort Sumter
Charleston, the “quintessential southern town”, we visited. (more…)
A Tribute to The Big Boys
Good things come and go. Good people gather and separate. The big boys had a banquet to celebrate their friendship. Chinese style, of course. (more…)
Like Father Like Son
These astonishing photos are not taken by me. These amazing photos are taken by one of my genetic donors: my father. Simply by looking at them enables you to imagine how good I can take photos. (more…)
Apples to Apples
Have you played a game called Apples to Apples? If not, skip this post please. Because if you don’t, you are going to see a whole group of weirdo playing this weird game. (more…)
China prepares for its 60th anniversary (courtesy post)
Chinese citizens and government workers have been preparing for months for their upcoming celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China on October 1st. Parts of Beijing have been shut down several times, allowing for rehearsals of a once-in-a-decade military parade, multiple artistic performances and shows, fireworks and more. Security concerns are high as well, bringing out large details of security personnel and equipment. Collected here are images from the past several weeks of people around China preparing to celebrate their National Day.
The National Grand Theatre stands surrounded by water in central Beijing September 17, 2009. The theatre is lit by coloured lights in preparation to celebrate China’s National Day in October. (REUTERS/Jason Lee) (more…)
A Day of Birth, A Day of Celebration
Nowadays people become so boring to a point that they have to find a reason to hang out. When God was creating this world, he made such thing called “birthday” to quench our thirst for our desire to lets-find-a-reason-and-hang-out-together. On Sept 18th, 2009, just 8 years and 7 days after the famous 911, we hung out due to a fortunate birth that took place two decades ago. (more…)
EXPO 2010 What? Where? When? Why?
10 points for those of who can guess it right. What is the city pictured above? A) New York B) London C) Los Angeles D) Charlotte E) Tokyo F) Hong Kong G) Newnan H) Davidson I) Mumbai J) Barcelona K) Rome L) Mexico City M) Delhi N) Moscow O) Seoul P) Bangkok Q) Cairo R) Baghdad S) Bangalore T) Singapore U) Berlin V) Sydney W) Quebec X) Karachi Y) Metro Manila Z) Washington
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Under 21? Please enter.
Everyone is entitled to the right to pursuit happiness. We, a group of over-18-not-yet-21 kids were determined to exercise our natural rights. Therefore, we traveled 262 miles, dodged many cop’s pursuit, arrived at the city of the south, Atlanta. (more…)
The union of the century
Christians believe that marriage is the manifestation of the union of two separated “one”s. In Genesis, the Bible explicitly states that Eve was made out of one of Adam’s ribs. Hence, a marriage, in which a man and a woman establish a permanent relationship with each other, is the return of the “rib” to the “body” (kinda like transplant surgery). If this is true, then I had the honor to witness the union of the century, the made of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Calton. (more…)
Time to say Sayonala - Davidson College Commencement 2009
If you are sick of school, then this day is for you. On this day, not only you do not need to hand in any homework, but also your professors, whom you have been pleasing for 4 years of your precious life, will salute and please you. On May 17th, 2009, this is exactly what is happening to Davidson College Class of 2009. (more…)
BBQ is dangerous
Sometimes it’s hard to understand why people love barbeque, because there are simply too many ways a barbeque can go wrong. Personally I’m very glad that the BBQ we had a handful of hours ago did not morph into a disaster. However, there are lots of little tragedies that can only be explained by great pictures. (more…)
Four Twenty, A Great Day
There are lots of great stories that happened on the most glorifying day of the year: April 20th. The most adorable leader of all times, Adolf Hitler was born on this day. China removed homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses on this day. Failure of the Bay of Pigs Invasion of US troops against Cuba happened on this day. Apollo 16 landed on the Moon on this day. It’s also a good day for smoking pots. But what truly separates this day from all others is the event of the birth of this particular individual: Bill King.
Easter, 2009 (courtesy post)
Slovenian artist Franc Grom drills a hole in an empty egg shell in Vrhnika, Slovenia on April 9, 2009. Grom drills thousands of holes into egg shells to create unique Easter eggs of fragile beauty. (REUTERS/Srdjan Zivulovic) (more…)
Thesis Presentation
If you have ever received a legitimate higher education, you will know what it means to be a senior. Graduate school applications, job interviews, 400-level class finals, state certificate exams, your-girlfriend-wants-to-break-up-with-you-and-you-have-to-deal-with-it issue, and the worst of all, thesis presentation. Simply by looking at how many people are listening to your “research results” can freak Barack Obama out, not to mention you little no-body-know thingy. (more…)
Fireworks
I know this post is coming late. But, hey, Miimez was not in a state of consciousness when Chinese New Year (aka. Spring Festival) came. Therefore, excuses exist. (more…)
Concert at Davidson
When I was a little kid I had a dream of being able to play one of these gigantic pianos. But finally I find myself lacking the discipline to do such things. I ended up not being able to read the most simple music notes. Oh, well. I guess that’s life. However, I do appreciate many fine music pieces. Thanks to my dad, his awesome audiophile equipment enabled me to experience the true meaning of art without needing to go to a concert (not a single mp3 player can give you such good sound quality). (more…)
Pretending to be a movie star
Not everybody can stick their name onto the street of hollywood. However, almost everybody can create something unique and special with courage and wisdom. We did it. A group of the most inspired young men has taken on a journey to shake things up. (more…)
