Forums > Living in Kunming > Water heater tank overnight temp drop So I've been using the electric water heater recently since the monsoon has arrived.
I have a nice big very modern fancy looking Haier electric water heater.
Question is, I notice a very large drop in temperature overnight for the hot water, over 10C. Is this normal? The tank looks really new and nice and Haier is a top brand, so I thought the insulation would be better. Oh yeah, I'm turning it off overnight.
Forums > Living in Kunming > starving for books, the revenge of the librarian Some websites would disagree. But no, I didn't donate that one. I will have the Samuel L Jackson audio version CD shipped to them as a replacement though :)
www.amazon.com/Go-F-Sleep-Adam-Mansbach/dp/145584165X#
Forums > Living in Kunming > Who will win the World Cup? USA! USA! USA! Omg, Germany and Portugal are in our group?!?! How did that happen. We need to up our bribes to FIFA. I just want to play small African nations till the final.
Forums > Living in Kunming > Living barometer You know mm, they way you answered nailer's question was pretty lame.
Forums > Food & Drink > McDonald's Is this the same culinary student that can't tell goat from lamb?
Snapshot: Grand Canyon of the East
Posted byI think you guys went back for the food! Man that last picture is making me hungry.
Getting Away: Vang Vieng
Posted byRegarding the roads, my impression was the opposite. I left Vientiane for VV via bus and found the road ok. From VV to Luang Prabang the road was quite miserable.
Nothing better than floating down the river with some of your friends; however, avoid the bar with the giant concrete slide. A Swiss guy drowned last year after using the slide, and it's cause innumerable other injuries to party-goers. Also, the tube doesn't make up for not being a good swimmer.
Safety concerns plague national school lunch program
Posted byVery happy that poor kids are getting a free meal at school...Very sad they are forced to eat spoiled food at times.
I think the children should be given 3rmb food vouchers to be spent with the local chefs and vendors outside the school. No more troubles for the schools to operate a kitchen, and the children can decide with their pocketbook (aka vouchers) which vendors food tastes best. If no food vendors can make decent food for 3rmb per child, then the gov't knows why the schools are forced to use rotten stuff at times.
First-hand account: Setting up a guesthouse in Xishuangbanna
Posted byHas The Balcony Guesthouse opened for business? Would be very curious if there was an update to the article, which was excellent reading.