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gesine wants to eat breakfast at Sugar Ring
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7h ago
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want to meet at Sweet Lab

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augustine wants to eat breakfast at Sweet Lab
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8h ago
5d from now
Brunch and city stories.
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heidypausch wants to eat breakfast at Sweet Lab
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1w ago
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thekla wants to eat breakfast at Sweet Lab
looking for Male, Non-binary
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5mos ago
Slow morning + good coffee.

want to meet at Nature Park

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17h ago
22h from now
Just want to meet someone friendly.
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mia wants to go to Nature Park
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4mos ago
looking for Male, Female
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5mos ago
Just want to meet someone friendly.
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Jiuwushan Hike?

So I finally tackled Jiuwushan last weekend. Man, the views were incredible, totally worth the sweat. But I was surprised by how few people were around, especially considering how stunning it is. I sa… So I finally tackled Jiuwushan last weekend. Man, the views were incredible, totally worth the sweat. But I was surprised by how few people were around, especially considering how stunning it is. I saw some trails branching off the main path that looked interesting...but were unmarked. Anyone know if those side trails are safe to explore? I'd hate to get lost on my next trip! They looked pretty overgrown.
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Image jolanthe local ·

the side trails off jiuwushan are technically inside yangmingshan national park so you're not supposed to leave the marked route, they do hand out fines occasionally. if you want the same ridge views without the guessing game, the jiantan to jiuwushan main trail is only about 1.5 hrs and the section past the old military post is the best part. bring a headlamp regardless, it gets dark under the canopy way before sunset

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Image taniahauser local ·

Those unmarked branches off Jiuwushan are mostly old farming and logging paths that predate the current trail system. Some of them connect over toward the Jiantan side and spit you out near the trailhead by the Jiuwu Temple, but the overgrown ones usually just dead-end at an abandoned plot. If you want to explore safely, go with someone who's been before and start early, the fog rolls in fast up there after around 3pm and it's easy to lose the path. Stick to the main ridge if you're solo.

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Image janina local ·

idk i just stick to the paved bits, the mud there gets slick as hell after rain

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Seeking recommendations for well-managed tutoring centers in Shilin, Dazhi, or Neihu areas

I am a certified English teacher with a bachelor's degree and teaching certification, planning to return to teaching in early May. I am looking for tutoring centers in the Shilin, Dazhi, or Neihu dist… I am a certified English teacher with a bachelor's degree and teaching certification, planning to return to teaching in early May. I am looking for tutoring centers in the Shilin, Dazhi, or Neihu districts that can assist with work visa sponsorship. Ideally, I prefer locations near Jiannan Road in Neihu, but I am also open to options in Huzhou if the center is well-managed. Areas near Shilin MRT station are also convenient for me. I would appreciate recommendations for centers with good management, reasonable expectations, stable working hours, and a positive environment for teachers. Any recent insights or experiences would be very helpful as I prepare for my return.
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Image lotti local ·

the Shilin MRT area near Zhongzheng Rd has a cluster of smaller schools that tend to be pretty stable, but a lot of them want you to do a demo before they'll talk visa. bring your cert and a sample lesson plan, it speeds up teh whole thing. fwiw early May is a good time to apply since some teachers leave before summer and centers are scrambling. one tip: ask upfront whether the work permit is under their own buxiban registration, cos some places near Dazhi run you through a third party and that gets messy.

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Image anicakaya local ·

Shilin MRT area is tricky because the rent is high so a lot of teh centers there run tight margins and cut teacher hours when enrollment dips. if you're set on that area try the lanes off Zhongzheng Rd behind the station, smaller outfits there tend to be owner operated and more upfront about contracts. also ask straight up in the interview whether they've sponsored a foreign teacher before, some will say yes but actually just use a recruiter to get around it and that's a headache later

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Image gerda local ·

I taught in Dazhi for a couple years and the centers right around Zhishan MRT tend to keep teachers longer than the Jiannan Road ones. Pay is usually a bit lower but they're upfront about hours and most handle the work permit without drama. Just make sure they're registered as a buxiban rather than a cram school operating under someone else's license, that's where the visa stuff gets messy.

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