| Posted: Thursday, 16th July 2009 Posted in: Forums > Food & Drink > Vintage Cafe - What happening to the food? |
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| They seem to be serving food again. Same menu, same great salads. Maybe evening only though, and I believe Tuesday evening is the chefs night off. | |||
| Posted: Tuesday, 30th December 2008 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Salvador's Solidarity |
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| Absolutely agree with all this. This should not happen to anyone. Best wishes to you guys and I hope you are up and running again soon. The town needs you, and from the sound of posts here, no one is going to be put off by this incident. I will certainly make a point to spend some RMB with you when I see you open again. | |||
| Posted: Monday, 9th June 2008 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Gay Life in Kunming |
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| www.yntz.net is another source - if your chinese is up to it. I believe a lot of contact is made on the net - primarily via QQ. but I have to say, setting up a QQ account was an impenetrable barrier for me. I'm living here with two other overeeas gay friends (been her for a year) and we have gradually made a few gay friends in the local community. Chris | |||
| Posted: Monday, 9th June 2008 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Olympic Torch in Kunming |
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| It is so sad they decided to cancel the torch run through the city. So many people will be disappointed. One world maybe is only One dream. | |||
| Posted: Wednesday, 12th December 2007 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Internet restrictions - free proxy service |
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| If you have some web space anywhere, and the web space provider supports PHP, you can load a copy of PHP Proxy into it and create your own web proxy server. Not perfect, but free and no ads and so little traffic they are unlikely to notice it. However, I agree a VPN solution is better, if pricey. Looking at the government's web site you'd think they had already dropped this neurosis. Maybe what we are seeing is the death throes of a pointless activity. | |||