I'm thankful of the crate-full of free sea gull chow every morning around 9am, Monday through Friday, past the South Gate Entrance prior to the first inclining bridge. Bring your own bag to fill up the food. The Siberian sea gulls are thankful as well.
A sci-fi novel based on the backbone of science makes for a more interesting read, imho. Good luck!
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Title: "Teeming: How Superorganisms Work Together to Build Infinite Wealth on a Finite Planet"
Book description:
"Evolutionary biologist and anthropologist Dr. Woolley-Barker weaves poetic vision and deep scientific expertise to illustrate how flat, agile, and adaptive societies like ants, termites, and underground fungal networks self-organize for resilience and value... a journey through nature's most ancient and successful R&D labs, and gives practical prescriptions for redesigning organizations to flourish far into the future."
It's important to note Hongta Group is a well connected SOE in Yunnan. Good luck winning a lawsuit against the State. Not only is 红塔集团 a tobacco behemoth, but a illustrious real estate developer that preferentially gets awarded bids for public infrastructure tenders. Many of the stadiums standing in Kunming, or in lower-tiered cities like Dali, are built by Hongta.
according to a forecast by global research company Euromonitor International, China will surpass France to "become the world's most visited country by 2030... the most popular holiday spot in the world with the largest number of both inbound and outbound travellers... overtaking the US and Germany, with 260 million outbound tourist trips by 2030."
Exploring the curious world of Yunnan mushrooms
Posted by@alien
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A sci-fi novel based on the backbone of science makes for a more interesting read, imho. Good luck!
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Title: "Teeming: How Superorganisms Work Together to Build Infinite Wealth on a Finite Planet"
Book description:
"Evolutionary biologist and anthropologist Dr. Woolley-Barker weaves poetic vision and deep scientific expertise to illustrate how flat, agile, and adaptive societies like ants, termites, and underground fungal networks self-organize for resilience and value... a journey through nature's most ancient and successful R&D labs, and gives practical prescriptions for redesigning organizations to flourish far into the future."
Fujian billionaire loses Yunnan Baiyao lawsuit
Posted byIt's important to note Hongta Group is a well connected SOE in Yunnan. Good luck winning a lawsuit against the State. Not only is 红塔集团 a tobacco behemoth, but a illustrious real estate developer that preferentially gets awarded bids for public infrastructure tenders. Many of the stadiums standing in Kunming, or in lower-tiered cities like Dali, are built by Hongta.
Beijing approves massive Changshui International Airport expansion
Posted byThis just in...
according to a forecast by global research company Euromonitor International, China will surpass France to "become the world's most visited country by 2030... the most popular holiday spot in the world with the largest number of both inbound and outbound travellers... overtaking the US and Germany, with 260 million outbound tourist trips by 2030."
source: www.theguardian.com/[...]
Changshui expansion may be a good idea after all.
CNAC: The godfather of aviation in Yunnan
Posted by"we" for the sake of simplicity... after all, we share same bonds as those in distant galaxies. But glad you know your history.
Report: Yunnan glacier "one of the fastest melting in the world"
Posted byThat will leave a lasting 'Impression.' 玉龙雪山印象丽江 pun intended.