Is there any Chinese Community/organizatons in Salt Lake City region?
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Utah Chinese American Community Directory: http://www.kued.org/chineseamerican/utah/directory.html\n\nSalt Lake City Chinese Chrstn\nhttp://www.slcccc.org/ch/index.aspx\n(801) 278-4723 \n1910 E 3900 S Holladay, UT 84124\n\nSalt Lake Chinese Baptist Chr\n(801) 943-8881 \n3009 Pineview Dr \nCottonwood, UT 84121
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“Between 2000 and 2003, Salt Lake City saw a net loss of some 1,873 people, with the city's population declining to an estimated 179,894 residents, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report released (today).” \n\nIn July 2005 the population figures were as follows:\nSalt Lake City Metro: 181,743 and Salt Lake Area: 1.2 million\n\nSee the references below:
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Yes. Ask the Chinese Governement/ Chinese.\nThere are related issues.\n\nthen you will know why.
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all you would have to do would be to call the Church Office Building In Salt Lake City.  They have everything there!!!!  Just talk to your bishop and they will have all the numbers you need.  Your stake clerk might know as well.
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You answered my question and I wanted to contact you, but no message contact was available, so this was the only way to reach you.   My intent was not to stereo type, just an assesment based on consistent behavior seen by observation.  Any kind-hearted and attractive ladies like you in the Salt Lake Area?  Looks like you have your Avatar up.  Any idea how people put ones up that are completely their own creation and not a yahoo compilation?
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Please let me know what type of business.  I am tri-lingual, including Mandarin.  You may contact me at jpee_truecare@yahoo.com for further discussion.
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I attended a couple of events at the Salt Lake City games in 2002.  I think each different Olympic city/games offers the tickets in different ways.  For the SLC games all of the ticket sales were done online.  The Salt Lake Olympic Committee (SLOC) had a website the manage everything from ticket sales to volunteers.  My recommendation would be to keep track of the events you want to attend and watch for the tickets to go on sale.  \n\nBe prepared to shell out big bucks for high profile events like figure skating final, opening or closing ceremonies or a medal hockey game.  If you're simply a fan of the Olympics and don't care what you get to see, then you will be able to get some reasonable rates.  Once you have your tickets then you can book your flights and rooms around that.  But again, be prepared to shell out bucks for a hotel.  They raise their rates for the Olympics and the closer the hotel is to a venue, the more they charge.  \n\nOverall, it's worth the money and the hastle.  I was lucky enough to live down the road from many of the events in SLC but would gladly pay to travel.  Good luck and enjoy your Olympic experience.
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Can you please write me back at Yahoo?  Chinese would be very useful to me!
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This would be difficult as the Chinese are not very open to foreigners.  I knew a Congolese doctor work at Zhongshan Hospital in Guangzhou, who was the most intelligent guy I ever met, but he could not renew his contact because the Chinese he was looking after did not want to consult a black doctor.\nCount on at least tens years study of Chinese characters so that you are able to write a basic prescription.\nTry asking on http://groups.yahoo.com/group/teflchinalife-UNMODERATED/ for some other expert expat opinions.
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Yes...there are many. Its really just a matter of location. If the US were in Asia we would be flooded with Chinese. Seems the INS isn't able to find and deport other foreign nationals either.
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http://chineseculture.about.com/bl_index.htm
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Go to google and type in "flash" or "chinese symbols" and it should pop up. Good luck!
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There doesn't seem to be one. I found their online homepage, and the links to their world outreach and it looks like there is one in Vancouver(B.C), Calgary(Alberta), Brampton(Ontario) & Montreal (Quebec). Sorry, See links below.
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I was only in Auckland for a week, and I met tons of Chinese people....\n\nThere are a lot of Chinese in New Zealand, I travelled around for half a month, and I was able to meet a lot.\n\nSo i guess you are not in the right place... Huh... About a third of them are from HK.
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chinese american from northern california  I believe
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I would suggest looking in sf's chinatown. as you know there are a lot of tacky souvenir stores but there are also nice ones as well. i think on grant st and maybe sacramento? there's a beautiful linen store that might sell traditional items. you'll probably get a better deal looking in chinatown too.
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Depending on which country that you are at.\n\nChinatown Morning Market are similar. Noisy, filled with life, but has it variation s, local acclimatization.\n\nMap\nGet the Local Chinatown Map, and ask the locals of the area, \n\nPhotos\nUse flicker to see if you can get some photos that people took of the areas, to get a hint of what to visit,\n\nLocal Twin Council/Tourist Agency\nThe Local Town Council or Tourist Agency, may have some Touristy spots, use it as a guide.\n\nCalendar\nThe Chinese operates with an additional lunar calendar, by target ting your visit on  certain date, the activities within Chinatown are different\n\nEquipment\nArmed yourself with a camera, Writing material, audio recorder if possible, and pop by one.\n\nBring a friend along, of a Chinese fellow, and soak in the ambiance.  Have Fun.