Learning 2007 Orlando

Welcome to Florida. I hope you have a very nice time, and good luck with you presentation.

Just got back in Shanghai. This trip has been the highlight of my life. Small regret though, didn't go on a puke-inducing theme park ride.

Only if you were in Miami. :-(

Hi Jenny! I've been thinking of you since I got up. I pray that your presentations go well, that you enjoy the conference, and that you have some time to relax! Say 'hi' to Mickey for all of us!

Jenny, I think I should tell my sister to drive my four-year old niece to Orlando so that my niece can learn how to speak Mandarin from you. I know your presentation will go very smoothly and very well. Art

Good luck with your presentation, Jenny. We know you'll do great. Take in as much of the Magic Kingdom as possible. Also, stay far away from International Drive. It's really just an overpriced tourist trap anyway.

If you're visiting parks, try to have lunch at the Rain Forest Cafe in Animal Kingdom. The last time I was there, it was not outrageously expensive and the food was quite good. They have lots of frozen drinks which is good when it's hot out (come to think of it, the drinks may have contributed to my perception of the food). It's by far the best place I've eaten among the Disney parks. It's kitschy and touristy, but hey it's Disney so what do you expect. Call EARLY for reservations though.

Speaking of recommendations, if you want to get a good taste of what 美试火锅 is, look for a "Melting Pot" restaurant. Absolutely to die for. I'm pretty sure they have one in the Downtown Disney / Lake Buena Vista area.

I hear your presentation was an amazing success, Jenny. Congrats!

Looking forward to hearing about your adventures in Florida! Maybe you can mention them on Amber's next show. Best of luck! :)

Jenny, although I am confident you will have a successful presentation, it certainly doesen't hurt that we all keep our fingers crossed for you anyway. Besides that: Enjoy your trip - and don't waste too much time in dusty lecture rooms :)

did someone make a video for us showing you rocking the crowd (and that without music :-) ) ? That would be grate! :-)

One of the organizers has a youtube channel and some videos about the conference, but unfortunately no Jenny. Hopefully one of the attendees has filmed or recorded her speech and put it on the net. We're told here that all the content will be online...

Oh, how fabulous! How exciting! I cannot wait till we get to see our lovely Jenny's presentation (or snippets of it) That's such a great report, Jenny : ) Thanks for the update!

Guys, HD video clip will be available in a few weeks. Yes, high def, so I got spray-on makeup for visual quality.

Jenny, I hope you have so much fun in my old hometown that you puke.

another great video for my collection :-)

>> now 2000 people know how to say pi jiu. Jenny, I think that should read, now *another* 2000 people know how to say pi jiu. :) It would be interesting to know the degree of engagement with China of the organizations that attended this conference. I've noticed a big upsurge in "non-procurement" work in China by web companies over the last four years, but - with the exception of Google - these tend to be much smaller companies.

> chinesepod has been hailed as setting the 'best practice' > for language learning in today's day and age which it has, and still does. well deserved compliment

Hi guys, Judging by how slow I've been to report back, you know how much fun i've been having. I had the honor to keynote on the opening night in front of 2000 people, all of whom became completely in awe by our approach and how we've energized learning Chinese and language learning in general.In fact, chinesepod has been hailed as setting the 'best practice' for language learning in today's day and age. More updates along the way, but just to congratulate everyone on making chinesepod what it is. P.S. To highlight the relevance and engagingness of our lessons, I showed a snippet of 'cold beer' and now 2000 people know how to say pi jiu.