
Week of September 11, 2006
Week of September 4, 2006

Top 10 Deadliest Places to Dump
With all the sweeping change taking place in China these days, it becomes
difficult to notice the little things. Everyday in the news, you can find
one article or another about immigration reforms, foreign business laws or
the modernization of Chinese currency. However, rarely do you read
about the little things, the small renovations, the negligible upgrades that
are being made everyday in the Middle Kingdom. These are the changes that
affect the everyday Chinese guy, or as I like to call, your average Wang.
China is engaging in one of the most monumental remodeling efforts of its
history. China is in the midst of a toilet revolution.
Last year, Shanghai held the World Toilet Expo in order to help the city
learn how to upgrade its plumbing and restroom decor. Similarly,
Beijing in 2004 began to undertake a serious bathroom renovation project to
prepare for the international crowd expected to shit and piss at the 2008
Olympic games. The Chinese government feels the use of chamber pots
and urban outhouses conflicts with the idea of the "new China", a China with
modern skyscrapers and state-of-the-art technological design. However,
like any large-scale renovation effort, the bathroom face-lift takes time
and many bathrooms in China currently are unheated, have no running water
and offer no toilet paper. China is not a place where you want to have
stomach problems. But neither are a bunch of other places.
The Top 10 Deadliest Places To Dump
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China
Shanghai Daily
China Daily
People's Daily
South China Morning Post
News From China
Shanghai Expat
That's Shanghai
City Weekend
Danwei
Wanbro
U.S.
New York Times
New York Post
CNN
MSNBC
Michigan Daily
Sports
ESPN
CBS Sportsline
Major League Baseball
NYGMen
Deadspin
Bronx Banter
MGoBlue
Michigan Sports Center
Entertainment
Rolling Stone
Internet Movie Database
Spin
The Wowz
Pollstar
Maxim
TMZ
J-L Cauvin
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News
BBC
News/U.K
NPR
News/U.S.
WCBS
News/New York
WINS
News/New York
WBBM
News/Chicago
WWJ
News/Detroit
KFWB
News/Los Angeles
KCBS
News/San Francisco
Air America
Talk/U.S.
Sports
WFAN
Sports/New York
WSCR
Sports/Chicago
WXYT
Sports/Detroit
WIP
Sports/Philadelphia