- Okay, so apparently Shanghai hasn't stopped on-board temperature checks, because one Shanghaiist managing editor totally had to go through one yesterday night.
- So yesterday was really hot, right? Today's apparently supposed to be slightly cooler, with a high of 32 degrees... and that still sounds sweltering to us. Looks like we'll be staying inside til night time. [Shanghai Daily]
- The first gorilla ever born in Shanghai (and the first in China since 1982) finally has a name, 17-months after his birth. And his name is Haibei. [Xinhua]
- A woman shocked passer bys on Wednesday night by throwing a 2-month-old baby into the Huangpu river. Sadly, the baby did not survive. Police are investigating the woman's motive. [Xinmin]
- SmartShanghai figured out where to get ninja weapons. Which means that we'd better be wary about what we write about SmartShanghai from now on. [SmartShanghai]




What, no video or photos of the woman chucking her kid into the Huangpu River? Shanghaiist is slipping.
Alas, it remains more widely read than anything you've ever edited. You're beginning to sound like a broken record, by the way.
TROLL!
It looks like the laser sight used by PREDATOR. That flights attendant is about to get smoked
I have to say these temperature checks are very annoying. Causing all sorts of delays on flights. Especially the busy Hong Kong - Shanghai sectors.
They should at least have one dressed in a panda uniform, for the kids sake