hi danile
very good news . now you can  buy new iphone 4 from this site
i just got one this week
i like it much . new original !!
you can order directly on this  company : elerong.com
just do it now !
save more than 30% !!!

Everyone from our Summer programs has made it safely back home.  We are thankful for a remarkable Summer of teaching, fun, and impact in Asia.  The stories that we're hearing from the teachers is life-changing.  We've all been changed this Summer in unique and unforgettable ways.  Our hope is that many of these teachers will feel compelled to return next year or even come live in Asia for a season of life.  If you or anyone you know might be interested in a life changing Summer please tell them to visit www.elic.org for more information.

We've received the official word from our vision trip leaders in each country (China, Mongolia, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia) that all the teams have arrived safely and everything is running smooth. With only about 72 hours left in Asia, we are hoping for the hearts of these college students to continually be expanded to the work that's happening in the country that they are visiting. Our hope is that they are grasping the vision of why we think it's important for people to invest their lives in these countries to teach English and be a positive influence in the community.

Three of the teams from Hong Kong have now arrived in Nanjing, China. It was a new cultural experience as we rode 20 hours on a train. The bunks on the train were 3 high and some of the teachers had to climb to the top to sleep. When we weren't sleeping on the train we were playing cards, reading and watching the China countryside out the window.  Elena, one of our teachers, described the train as being like a sardine can and "that it was an interesting culture experience."

Now that we're in Nanjing we're getting a compelling vision of ELIC's work in mainland China. We're being led by Andy, one of our regional coordinators. He has many years of experience in China and his knowledge of the culture and country is phenomenal. 

A few days ago one of the teams put on a prom night culture event for their students. It took the students a few songs to warm up to the idea, but they soon caught on and joined in the dancing. The teachers talked about how fun the whole activity was and how dancing with their students was an absolute blast!

Doing these culture activities is an important and fun part of the summer English camp. The students love to learn by having fun together.

It's been a very busy few days here in Hong Kong. The teachers have been finalizing their classes, saying goodbye to students, and preparing for their next leg of the journey. As the English Summer Camps ended I heard many teachers talk about how they weren't ready to leave their students. "It was too fast!" they would say to me and to each other. There's no doubt that they have bonded with their students in very special ways.

Yesterday, we had a youth rally for the students who participated in the camp. There was singing and dancing and fun had by all. At the end of the rally many people began saying goodbye for the last time. It was a sad moment as tears were shed and hugs were shared. These are the days that the teachers and the students will never forget.

Tomorrow, all of the teachers will move on to their final leg of this journey they've been on. They will all embark on a 1-week vision trip to another country in Asia. Some are going to Laos, some to Cambodia, others to Mongolia, Vietnam, or Mainland China. Although they are exhausted from 3 weeks of teaching, everyone is eagerly waiting for what the next week holds at their new destination.

Every Tuesday evening we like to gather all 70 teachers together to do something as a big group. The purpose is to build community together and to also learn from one another. This week we went to Ruby Tuesdays to indulge in a nice, but rare western meal. Most of the teachers have been eating a very quick breakfast in our university cafeteria, then eating local Chinese food for lunch, and often eating Chinese food again for dinner. So a place that feels more like home was a welcomed treat for many. But this night was special in more than ways than one. We had the privilege of celebrating the birthday of one of our team leaders. The Ruby Tuesdays staff brought out two gigantic Sundaes with a candle in each one. Everyone cheered, we sang, and it was an all-around great time! Celebrating a birthday in Hong Kong is surely an unforgettable experience.