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Americans in China for Obama: Watch the acceptance speechPosted by Joel Martinsen, August 28, 2008 8:48 PM
Danwei presents the following as a public service for our American Democratic friends: Dear Americans in China for Obama, TOMORROW, FRIDAY AUGUST 29TH * * * BEIJING LIVE! OBAMA SPEECH WATCH, HAIDIAN Come watch Obama's acceptance speech for his party's nomination for US President LIVE at 10AM! Also: major speeches from OBAMA SPEECH WATCH, CHAOYANG US Citizens! Come watch Obama's acceptance speech for his party's nomination for US President. RMB 160, Private function from 7P-10P at the Blue Frog, Sanlitun. * * * SHANGHAI LIVE! OBAMA SPEECH WATCH SHANGHAI Come watch Obama's acceptance speech for his party's nomination for US President LIVE at 10AM! Malone's American Cafe(Tongren Lu Location). near Nanjing Xi Lu, Metro Line 2 Jing'an Temple Station. Brunch from 9:30A-11:30A - Second Floor. Ask about food and drink specials! Happy Hour from 5P-8P - Third Floor. Watch Obama's and other major speeches from the DNC. * * * GUANGZHOU OBAMA SPEECH WATCH GUANGZHOU Attention US Citizens! Come watch Barack Obama's acceptance speech for his party's nomination for US President. 6PM. AND: For those who will be in Hong Kong tomorrow morning * * * HONGKONG CONVENTION WATCH/HELP OBAMA WIN! Come Join us watch the Democratic National Convention on CNN 8:30A - 10:30 am. Legends, Two Exchange Place, 49/F CNN will be covering the convention live at 10A, and you can also watch the HD web video feed at demconvention.com. |
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