I read the news today oh boy…wait, I didn’t have to read the news, because I’m here. In China, at last! After several months of beta testing, this site finally goes LIVE. Yes, folks, I’ll be here for the next... ...full story at Shanghai Journal
from Shanghai Journal on Sun, Jun 17 2007
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