I did get a couple of hours of sleep, which I wrote when I had last just gotten up to the business center. 
Not much of a center but at least we have something. Though, I could work out of it, it is decent enough.
Anyway, today after I went for breakfast we came back for an official welcome ceremony. We all got red spice stuff on our heads and then flower lei’s to wear. Then we had some sort of fruit drink and then lunch. Then they shoved us to a tour of the campus. It
has interesting program. They have very high standards to get in, and our trying to grow the program to 800 - 1000 students. It is a one year program and you move on to the campus. They offer decent services, rec center, bank, some shopping on campus.
After this we went on a tour for different regions of the city 
took it over, they basically divided the city into two halves. One side is Muslim, so you see Mosques in the middle of the street, the Hindu side you see temples in the middle of the street. So, we started getting out in one part of the Muslim side. We went and waded through the masses to see shops and other crap. Amazing no one was killed or even injured. You walk down the street which is about the size of our alley and cars, bikes, scooters and people are all going and crossing both ways at the same time. I tell you, one must have nerve to drive here. No hesitating, go and honk. Honking is nearly constant, my guess it basically allows people to know who is where without looking at their mirrors.
We ended up walking to a mosque. We were allowed in one part and they told us about some family that was a big deal or something, but we had to have our shoes off and then out of respect, I guess, we had to walk around the outside of it. Lots of bird shit, so these socks are not leaving this city.
We are quite the spectacle. While some of us went into the mosque, several people that did not want to remove their shoes, people with bare feet, stood outside. They were drawing quite a crowd of people that would just stare at them. Some people came and chased them away; meanwhile this happens everywhere we go.
Yeah, we get the beggars and the deformed kids that come to us for money and stuff, but just the spectacle of a bunch of non-Indians is quite the draw.
We then moved to Hindu side of town. Our bus got tangled in some electrical 
wires and we were stuck for a bit, everyone in town was directing our driver a different way to get out of the wires. The wires are there because people tie into the system to steal electricity, so the hang the wires where ever. We got out but it took awhile. We ended up at a temple, this area was middle class so the markets are a little nicer and the people are better dressed. We went into this temple for the three gods and too bad they would not let us take cameras, just the view was spectacular. We were going to go to craft show near the kite festival but we are all too tired and I am off to join 
everyone at dinner. The kite festival part that we saw was pretty cool; just people all over the city flying kites and battling each other.
That's about it. Tomorrow I have better computer access, so I will write more, I hope.
