http://bigmouth.imserious.org Life, The Universe and Everything... Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:37:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://bigmouth.imserious.org/my-china-experience-conclusion/#comment-45 Sin-Yaw Wang Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:23:06 +0000 http://bigmouth.imserious.org/?p=114#comment-45 All eras end, yours and mine alike. The legacies remain, I think will be for a long, long time. It is not a bad time to leave Sun. I hope your departure was timely. All eras end, yours and mine alike. The legacies remain, I think will be for a long, long time. It is not a bad time to leave Sun. I hope your departure was timely.

]]> http://bigmouth.imserious.org/track-and-field-what-a-blast/#comment-42 Golden Bites from Beijing « The Drew Blog Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:59:01 +0000 http://bigmouth.imserious.org/?p=89#comment-42 [...] of the sun. Remarkably, those who spend a lot of time in Beijing, said that the week I was there was the clearest and lowest smog levels they had seen in Beijing in many years. I didn’t feel compelled to [...] […] of the sun. Remarkably, those who spend a lot of time in Beijing, said that the week I was there was the clearest and lowest smog levels they had seen in Beijing in many years. I didn’t feel compelled to […]

]]> http://bigmouth.imserious.org/weather-in-beijing/#comment-41 Doug Guth Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:40:40 +0000 http://bigmouth.imserious.org/?p=84#comment-41 Saw an interesting piece on BBC last week on Beijing's efforts to cut pollution before the Games. One shot from a month or so ago showed the skyline completely obscured by pollution. Then the city's major steel mill was shut down and a month later the shot of the skyline showed not a mote of smog. Was this just a "good day" for pollution in the city - maybe the smog was cleared out by rain - or has Beijing's efforts made a real difference in cleaning the air? Will things go back to "normal" in a month after the Games are over? Saw an interesting piece on BBC last week on Beijing’s efforts to cut pollution before the Games. One shot from a month or so ago showed the skyline completely obscured by pollution. Then the city’s major steel mill was shut down and a month later the shot of the skyline showed not a mote of smog. Was this just a “good day” for pollution in the city - maybe the smog was cleared out by rain - or has Beijing’s efforts made a real difference in cleaning the air? Will things go back to “normal” in a month after the Games are over?

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