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Mark C. Eades

  • American writer and educator based in Shanghai, China

  • Lecturer in English language and literature, Shanghai International Studies University

  • Online instructor in humanities, Santa Rosa Junior College (California, USA)

  • Private consultant, English language and intercultural services

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Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Obama Club to Open in Shanghai

In yet another sign that the world looks upon the current U.S. president quite differently from his predecessors, Shanghai will see the opening of its very own Obama Club on April 26 (website under construction). I for one will make definite plans to be there on opening night, and can easily see it becoming a favorite watering hole for thirsty expats such as myself.

"Probably the largest entertainment clubhouse in Shanghai," according to its promotional materials, "the Obama Club is pampered and lavishly decorated - fitted with international top of the range multi-media, audio, and visual equipment designed to blow your mind.... The Obama Club will bring international glamour, excitement, and refined luxury to the Shanghai entertainment scene."

The club will open just in time for the opening also of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on May 1.

(see also Huffington Post)

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Posted by Mark C. Eades at 8:17 PM JST
Updated: Wednesday, 2 March 2011 12:34 AM WST
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