Yesterday afternoon Maggie came home with the latest edition of MORE magazine, one of Suzhou’s handful of expat-geared mags, and a glowing review of a new Indian food place caught her attention. As a yoga instructor, she tends to be a bit of an... ...full story at Humanaught
from Humanaught on Sun, Aug 09 2009
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YouTube video After that we were delivered to a place with a few restaurants so that we could have some food. Here's some of Suzhou going by. |
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Yoga and Sino-Indian relations » Shanghaiist Al-Jazeera looks at the development of Sino-Indian relations through the experience of one yogi master's efforts in teaching Yoga in China. Through his short three day visit, visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh signed 11 wide-ranging agreements... |
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