Yesterday, due to airline-related issues, I arrived at the Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center just in time for … the sunset. Problems aside, it’s a gorgeous facility that - I’m told - will be opened up to the people of Qingdao after the... ...full story at Shanghai Scrap
from Shanghai Scrap on Thu, Aug 21 2008
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Qingdao Olympic Sailing-Interview with athletes »
YouTube video CCTV-international's "rediscovering china" program visits the olympic sailing city of qingdao to chat and talk with the sailors competing in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games |
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Qingdao Olympic Update (Live) » China Law Blog Qingdao Olympics Report Week Two August 18, 2008 By: Steve Dickinson From: Qingdao, China We are heading into week two of the Olympic Sailing Events here in Qingdao. It is time for a short report. In order to host the Olympic sailing events, Qingdao built... |
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Of Beer, Algae, and Sailing » Shanghai Scrap So ends the Olympic sailing competition … and my Atlantic dispatches from the Olympic co-host cities. The last of them, “Of Beer, Algae, and Sailing,” posted from Qingdao, is now up on the Atlantic’s site. Among other challenges,... |
| 21 Aug 08 |
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Sailing in the rain … » Shanghai Scrap Just back from a rainy and windy day out of at the Olympic Sailing Center, topped off by a 3 mile walk back to my hotel because - dear me - there were no taxis to be hired in downtown Qingdao (during a rush-hour rainstorm that coincided with the end of... |
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Qingdao algae cleared - remaining Olympic doubts » Peking Duck Raj The BBC reports that the algae that was causing considerable worry in regards to the Olympic sailing events. The Chinese government has successfully cleared tonnes of algae that was blocking the Olympic sailing course in the eastern city of Qingdao. A... |
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Shanghai’s Cathedral Windows in Bloom. » Shanghai Scrap Frankly, after getting drenched in the swirling downpour that followed Thursday’s Olympic sailing in Qingdao, I declared my Olympics to be officially over (still drying out). No more deadlines, no more tickets. I’ll likely have something to... |