Housekeeping

Hiatus Over, Thoughts on New Oriental

March 23, 2010
By C. Custer

I have returned from China, freshly jet-lagged and also — congratulations, stalkers, here’s your newest piece of personal information to twist — engaged. Yes! Anyway, there will be more substantive posts later, obviously, but as I shake off the throes of jet lag and prepare to plunge into what promises to be a much...
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2 Week Hiatus

March 8, 2010
By C. Custer

I will be taking a 2 week hiatus, from today through March 22nd. Oddly enough, the reason is that I’m headed to China, but it’s for pleasure, not business, and I won’t have a lot of internet access. I may, on occasion, drop by the internet cafe to write a post, but I make...
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World Domination, Part 4 of 5: china/divide

March 1, 2010
By C. Custer

Frequent readers of this site (or ChinaSMACK or CNReviews) may be aware that I am slowly attempting to take over the planet via writing on China blogs. Today, I inch one step closer to eventual (and inevitable) dominion over all with the announcement of a new China group blog: china/divide. china/divide is a group...
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The Future of ChinaGeeks

January 25, 2010
By C. Custer

Listen up, folks, we’ve got some news! First of all, I’m happy to announce something you may have already noticed: that Max R. (a.k.a. maxiewawa from ChinaSMACK) has joined ChinaGeeks as a translator! I’m excited to have him on board and look forward to reading his translations! Please remember we’d love to have you...
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Happy Birthday, ChinaGeeks!

January 10, 2010
By C. Custer

Today marks the one-year anniversary of this humble blog, which burst onto the scene with a historical post about the atrocities committed at Unit 731 that virtually no one read. In terms of growth, we’re fast-approaching our 100,000th visitor to the website itself, and have over 800 RSS subscribers according to the last count....
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2 Week Hiatus

November 17, 2009
By C. Custer

ChinaGeeks will be more or less dormant for the next two weeks as I will be leading a group of students from my school on an exchange program to Wuxi. I’m not bringing a laptop, as I don’t anticipate having any time to be on the internet anyway. Feel free to use this thread...
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Told You So

November 12, 2009
By C. Custer

Anyone else see this article in the New York Times and think of this post of ours from last spring? Yeah, we didn’t think so. Well, in it, I was arguing that China’s hardcore quarantining response wasn’t the gigantic disaster everyone in the West was making it out to be, and even had the...
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The 200th Post!

October 31, 2009
By C. Custer

It seems like it hasn’t been that long since our 100th post, but here we are. This may be a rather long post, as I’ve been saving up a lot of nuts-and-bolts type stuff for this post rather than clogging up content posts with it, but please do take the time to read it....
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A Link Worth Clicking

October 6, 2009
By C. Custer

As you likely know, it’s very rare that we dedicate an entire post to linking something on another site. The reason for this is not that we consider our site better than anyone else’s, it’s just that we’re trying to make sure this site is primarily a source of original reading material for you....
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ChinaGeeks Blocked in China?

September 9, 2009
By C. Custer

Perhaps it was just a matter of time. We’re receiving unconfirmed reports that the site is inaccessible in China without a proxy. Can anyone confirm or, as they say, disconfirm this? We hope it’s not true, but fear that it is. UPDATE: Well, it sounds as though we’ve been GFW’ed. At least we’re in...
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