Nice to see that sneaker culture is alive and kickin’ it in Shanghai at The Source
Dailypic 2/28/09: Sneakers
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Nice to see that sneaker culture is alive and kickin’ it in Shanghai at The Source
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Highly suggested to wait on the curb in fear of the millions of fearless bike riders
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Shanghai, where the entrances to malls are paved with gold
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Propelled by the likes of Nike and Adidas, the NBA is like the ultimate aspirational brand in China and Kobe is its face.
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So Shanghai is the second most populated city in the world…and at rush hour you can feel it. This picture turned out a bit blurry due to the poor lighting and my slow wide angle lens, but this melting effect … Continue reading
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For our first lunch in Shanghai we sought out Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings), apparently a quintessential Shanghainese snack. For $3 we got 24 delicious dumplings + 2 bottles of coke – talk about recession proof.
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My red haired, blue eyed, 3 month old nephew, Adison.
NYT gives us the Article Skimmer, almost a hybrid of their home page and Google Reader. I kinda like it!
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The romantic vision of our of triumphant move to Shanghai never included the turbulent trip of emotions we’re currently flying economy on. For example, the surreal sight of movers hauling out 30 boxes with ‘Sea’ scribbled on them in thick … Continue reading
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For our last legit Brooklyn meal we dined at The Good Fork, which was also the site of my last pint of Sixpoint (Sweet Action of course).
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Two years of loose change added up to $207.42. Thank you Coinstar.