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#Caturday October 19, 2013: Hello Kitty takes to the skies

by 1389AD ( 9 Comments › )
Filed under Caturday, Open thread at October 19th, 2013 - 12:00 pm

In an effort to make air travel more tolerable for women and children, Taiwan’s EVA Airlines has a licensing agreement with Sanrio to create a Hello Kitty themed travel experience. The cuteness could almost make up for the sheer misery of LAX.

On YouTube:

Published on Oct 10, 2012 by CNN
The cutesy brand has been co-opted by EVA Airways to try and attract new fliers from a growing Chinese market.
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Caturday: Crazy Cat Migou

by 1389AD ( 55 Comments › )
Filed under Asia, Caturday, Humor, Open thread at May 14th, 2011 - 6:00 pm

It’s been said that dogs have owners, but cats have staff. This cat brilliantly shows his loyal human just what needs to be done:

=口=當貓奴有時候真的很無言 (Crazy Cat Migou)

(h/t: Blazing Cat Fur)

Uploaded by crazycatmigou on May 6, 2011

他的名字是Migou ,我們住在台灣。 謝謝你們喜歡他!他的品種是Mix,之前是隻流浪貓,他現在3歲。是很聰明也很可愛的一隻貓,總是帶給我歡笑!謝謝大家的關心,我的手沒有受傷! (轉載影片請註明出處,勿作商業用途!謝謝)

His name is Migou and he lives in Taiwan. I am glad to know you all like it. He is a mixed breed cat. He was a stray cat and his age is 3 now.He is a lovely and smart cat for he often brings joy to me. finally my hands didnt get hurt and thanks for your caring. ps:If cross-posted, please state the source and do not use it for commercial purposes…


Taiwan falling into China’s lap

by Phantom Ace ( 10 Comments › )
Filed under China at May 23rd, 2009 - 10:52 am

This is very interesting development going on. The current President of Taiwan, Ma Ying-jeou is forging closer ties with China. Although it is good that tensions in the Taiwan straights maPresident May have died down, this development has strategic consequences.

Will Taiwan Defect to China?

On Wednesday, Ma Ying-jeou marked his first anniversary as president of Taiwan by calling his initial year “fruitful.” And he had just cause for doing so. His most notable accomplishment so far has been a marked improvement in relations between the island republic and China. “In one year, we have transformed the strait from a dangerous flashpoint to a conduit of peace and prosperity,” he told reporters in Taipei.

Last month, Taipei and Beijing, which both claim to govern “China,” entered into historic agreements covering financial cooperation, regularly scheduled flights and judicial and law enforcement ties. That’s on top of deals signed in June 2008. All told, there have been nine pacts inked with Beijing during Ma’s first year.

This could alter the balance of power in Asia. At this rate China can buy Taiwan, thanks to all the money they made off us. We need to keep an eye on the Dragon.