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07/26 Black Magic Hip Hop Party
07/26 Tokyo Night
07/27 Itma Asia + Citme 2008
07/27 Itma Asia + Citme 2008
07/27 ShanghaiExpat Summer BBQ Benefit Season 2 is coming!!
07/27 Sunday Mix-DJ: Freestyle Hip hop and Electro
07/28 Zapata's Massive Mondays
07/29 On the Stage! OTS!
07/30 Addicted Wednesday-DJ: Neon (CAN)
07/31 Sitiational Selling Workshop
08/11 Zapata's Massive Mondays
08/15 China Auto Electronics Show 2008
08/15 The 7th China International Auto Accessories Commercial Expo 2008
08/18 Zapata's Massive Mondays
08/20 The 6th China International Auto Supplies Sourcing Fair
08/21 China Steel Trade Expo 2008
08/25 Zapata's Massive Mondays
09/01 Zapata's Massive Mondays
09/03 China International Footwear Fair - Moda Shanghai 2008
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Left: In Juyuan, great mourning among the surivors who are left to pick up the broken pieces.
Right: In Dujiangyan, heavy wreckage, collapsed buildings, great grief and a city that's been ground to a halt.
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kenneth,
I Think No Comment is great so you should think about putting a plug in for the broadcaster which is Euro News. Euro News' No Comment TV...