Daily Links, September 6, 2007

Apologies for the low posting levels, but busy with work. Also had the good fortune to attend a conservation conference about the Sousa Dolphin yesterday, which I will report later today. Meanwhile the blogs are buzzing.....

ROC the Boat reports on the US squelching China's move to put the Taiwan issue to a UN vote. Maddog does likewise.

Snarky Tofu recovers a great article on the Anti-Succession Law.

Fili hits some sights around Taiwan. Great stuff. Fili also provides a list of guides to life in southern Taiwan.

nostalgiaphile kvetches about how China successfully markets itself despite being a repressive, fascist state.

The Cogitator argues that if you don't feel, you're not truly conscious.

Steph blogs on the Teaparker

bent rips Ma Ying-jeou. Hope Ma's Mutterings becomes a regular feature!

J Michael argues that US pressure on Taiwan will rise, and the US will attempt to lever Ma into the Presidency.

Craig has a photo on Nat Geo's website. His work is tremendous....be sure to see the other photos on his website.

Anarchy in Taiwan writes on the apparently romantic history of the Communist Party of Taiwan.

MEDIA: Chinese Dissident Slams Taiwan's UN bid, thinks Taiwan should apply under ROC. Some dissident -- boy that's thinking boldly and outside the box! VOA reports on the Chiang Kai0shek Statue Park (guess that goes on the list of must-do visits for visiting media reps, along with aboriginal dances and the High Speed Rail).

JOB: Want to teach in the Penghu?

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