Saturday, November 15, 2014
Taipei In A Day (台北一日遊): Top Three in its Amazon Category!
http://www.amazon.com/Taipei-Day-Taiwan-Z-First/dp/1435703324/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1214052856&sr=8-2
Thank you again for making Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z (台北一日遊) a hit in its category, an Amazon.com Bestseller and the highest-rated Taiwan travel book on Amazon.com! --Scott
Thursday, November 6, 2014
New Article Published in Leading Taiwan Travel Magazine
Thank you again for making Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z (台北一日遊) a hit in its category, an Amazon.com Bestseller and the highest-rated Taiwan travel book on Amazon.com! --Scott
Thursday, June 12, 2014
2014 FIFA World Cup
Good luck. :)
Monday, March 4, 2013
New Article Published in Leading Bilingual Taiwan Magazine
Stop by to discover why Eddy’s Cantina is helping gourmands the world over appreciate the healthy, authentic Mexican way in Taipei.
Eddy’s Cantina (艾迪墨西哥餐廳)
1, Alley 3, Lane 450, Zhongshan North Road Section 6 (台北市中山北路六段450巷3弄1號)
(02) 2873-7612
http://www.eddyscantina.com
Thank you again for making Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z (台北一日遊) an Amazon.com Bestseller! --Scott
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tropical Storm Talim (泰利) Slams Taiwan
http://www.chinapost.com.tw/taiwan/national/national-news/2012/06/19/344822/CWB-issues.htm
The Central Weather Bureau (CWB) is slated to issue a sea warning against Tropical Storm Talim (泰利) at 5:30 a.m., and may issue a land warning later in the day, making it likely to be the first storm to hit Taiwan this year and bring heavy rainfall expected across the island, CWB officials said last night.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Dunkin' Donuts Mixes Pork with Lebron James in China. A Slam-Dunk Combination?
Dunkin', expanding rapidly in China, also adds Lebron James to its marketing plan
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46626285/ns/business-retail/?ocid=ansmsnbc11#.T1tKYPUxa8U
Is it a slam-dunk for Dunkin' Donuts? What do you think?
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Taiwan Wulai Article Showcased in Leading Asia Trend Magazine

Thank you again for making Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z (台北一日遊) #1 in its category, an Amazon.com Bestseller and the highest-rated Taiwan travel book on Amazon.com! --Scott
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Taiwan Gaga for Lady Gaga
Mother monster herself, Lady Gaga, landed on Taiwan for a few days this week (July 1-4) to promote her latest effort, “Born This Way.” What was originally slated to be a four-song promotional event in Taichung was extended a one-hour, nine-song extravaganza, with fans climbing trees to view giant screens set up for fans to watch outside the theater. The event was sponsored by Mercedez Benz Taiwan and was free for fans. Instead of a few thousand appearing, however, an estimated 40,000 showed up for the event.
During her stay, the particularly peculiar performer was said to experience gourmet Taiwanese food and took in a Taipei yoga class. The first evening she appeared on the roof of the Regent Taipei (晶華酒店) to pose briefly for photographers and wave at a group of approximately 100 fans gathered below. She had staff bring McDonald’s hamburgers and fries combos to her fans, who waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the pop icon.
Apparently, Taichung Mayor Jason Hu (胡志強 Hú Zhìqiáng) knows how to throw a party. When handed the microphone, Lady Gaga handled herself with dignity and class. “It is such an honor to be here in Taichung, I’m so happy. In my visit to Taiwan I could honestly say that your country is beautiful and you’re all so wonderfully kind and gracious so thank you for inviting me.” She was treated to a traditional dance by a group of Atayal aboriginal children, given the key to the city, and presented with a portrait and wooden sculpture on what was declared “Lady Gagy Day.” When presented with a traditional yellow lantern, the 25 year-old pop icon surprised many in attendance by stepping down off the stage to hug the 90 year-old artist who had made the colorful creation. She vowed to return for a “full” tour of Asia.
An article appears about her stay on Taiwan here.
Watch a clip about her Taiwan visit here.
Taiwan Blogger Jailed for “Salty” Noodles
According to a recent report, a Taichung woman was sentenced to thirty days in jail for blogging that a restaurant’s beef noodles were “too salty.” In the court’s opinion, it was out of line for the woman surnamed Liu to slam the restaurant, writing about roaches and the “bully” owner, Yang. She also went too far, according to the court, for calling the noodles “too salty” since she had only tried one bowl and two small side dishes. She was ordered to pay the owner NT $6,900 (approximately US $200.00) and serve thirty days in prison. What can we learn from this? If your beef noodles are too salty, keep it to yourself!
What do you think?
Monday, June 13, 2011
Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z is again NUMBER 1 in Amazon.com Category!
Thank you again for making Taipei In A Day Includes: Taiwan From A To Z (台北一日遊) #1 in its category, an Amazon.com Bestseller and the highest-rated Taiwan travel book on Amazon.com! --Scott