... on the freeway were the entire length of the over pass, and very modern looking. All the signs were in English and in Chinese. Our host educated us that there were 20 million people inside of Shaghai. Surprisingly though there weren't that many cars on the road. Our 40 minute drive was similar to that of L.A. or New York, lot's of high rise buildings and fast moving cars. A train ...

... No more freezing Mongolia! We took an overnight train to Shanghai which was interesting. Three bunks to a wall and on the top bunk was really near the ceiling so was a tad claustrophobic. In Shaghai we went to its big museum and then went to an acrobat show in the evening. There were lots of men doing amazing somersaulting routines on ropes and contorsionist girls. At the end they brought a metal ...

... 2: Dog Days is described as a “raw and brutal crime shooter,” and promises to immerse players in an intense story experience through the gritty underworld of Shaghai. The game introduces a new “never before seen” visual experience that is inspired by documentary filmmakers and the user-generated era. Gamers can also look forward to new fragile alliance multiplayer ...

... shows are calibrated to match up with enough public gullibility to make them apparently worthwhile, because they keep happening. Hillary Clinton flashed into Kabul today on her way back from Shaghai, though whatever she did in Kabul she could have video-conferenced from Westchester County: she spoke, not quite bracingly or interestingly, to the U.S. embassy staff ("We need your feedback ...