“# 3 Chinese Personal Blog – Mysterious and Misplaced” plus 7 more |
- # 3 Chinese Personal Blog – Mysterious and Misplaced
- Nature’s Call After Mid-Night leads to Salvation of 100
- Leader Of UMass Band George Parks Died
- History Of Constitution Day And Facts Of Bill Of Rights
- 7 Reasons Why Chollywood Blockbusters are a Bust
- Puttaraj Gawai Of Gwalior Gharana Passes Away At The Age Of 96
- A Shoe Bao Xishun Can Sleep in – World’s Biggest Shoe
- Biswakarma Puja 2010 Is Being Celebrated Today In India
| # 3 Chinese Personal Blog – Mysterious and Misplaced Posted: 17 Sep 2010 02:09 PM PDT
I mentioned that I was going to visit the 141 blogs aggregated at Chinalyst and introduce them here over the coming days/weeks for PanAsianBiz readers. The number of blogs about China in English are growing and there is plenty to read for those interested in the goings on in China and reading about it from different perspectives. The number three blog in the Chinese Personal Blog Category is Mysterious and Misplaced. Some recent posts at Mysterious and Misplaced: Thank You, Horoscope, Thank You Round Three: Super Typhoon Sepat Round Two: Typhoon Wutip AKA Butterfly Tell M & M that PAB sent you.       |
| Nature’s Call After Mid-Night leads to Salvation of 100 Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:07 AM PDT
Some dude answering nature's call around midnight felt the 'earth move under his feet.' Realizing that he wasn't about to fall into the open-air toilet but something worse was up or down as the case may be, the man ran back to the 'long house,' a building where an entire community sleeps together to warn his 'family' that the earth was trembling. The 100 some people escaped just in time to see their home collapse into a sinkhole. After seeing their home disappear and realizing how close all of them had been to death, everyone went looking for a place to relieve themselves in a hurry. What do you have on your mind at midnight when nature calls? Earthquakes? Death? Sinkholes?
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| Leader Of UMass Band George Parks Died Posted: 17 Sep 2010 09:22 AM PDT
George Parks, the Music Professor, in the University of Massachusetts died suddenly on Thursday. Mr. Parks was the part of band wherein 350 members were loaded and they were heading to Ann Arbor as there was a performance was scheduled on Saturday. University of Massachusetts's chancellor Mr. Robert Holub showed his regret on the tragedy and said that Mr. Parks was excellent as a teacher and inspired by his inspirations.
Mr Parks has left a wife and two children behind him. Doctors have reported that Mr. Parks died because of a heart attack last night. The time of 33 years, Mr. Parks, paid his services as director of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Minuteman.
Source- Bostonherald     |
| History Of Constitution Day And Facts Of Bill Of Rights Posted: 17 Sep 2010 08:52 AM PDT
On September 17, 1787 the Constitutional meeting was signed then and now represents highest expression day of law along with structural union of the government. Following the importance, Constitution Day, was announced in year 1940 by the American Congress party.
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| 7 Reasons Why Chollywood Blockbusters are a Bust Posted: 17 Sep 2010 06:04 AM PDT
Experts in China are warning that Chollywood's "super blockbusters" such as Curse of the Golden Flower, starring Gong Li and The Banquet, starring Zhang Ziyi are the beginning of the end, even, before the beginning. There are reasons…that perhaps Hollywood could learn from…why the big money flicks don't generate big money. 1. Highly publicized movies tempt people to come watch who normally would not go. Afterwards, they tell their friends to NOT go. In the end, the investment in advertising isn't worth the few extra tickets. 2. Movies are NOT as good as they are preached. Trailers are often, make that usually, much better than the actual movie. 3. Poor performance at homes usually translates to poor performance overseas. 4. Movies do not reflect culture and tradition because they put too much emphasis on visual pleasure…sounds like Hollywood to me. 5. Fine art is NOT built on money; extravagant and lavish scenes do not make a good movie. 6. A fixation on big budget movies erodes creativity. 7. Big profits pinned on huge investments often removes imagination from films. A good story makes a good movie. The rest is fluff. What kind of movies do you like?
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| Puttaraj Gawai Of Gwalior Gharana Passes Away At The Age Of 96 Posted: 17 Sep 2010 04:52 AM PDT
Puttaraj Gavai a connoisseur of Hindustani music passed away at the age of 96 on Friday, September 17, 2010. He suffered a brief illness before he died at his ashram in Gadag, Karnataka. Gavai was a recipient of Padma Bhushan which is India's third most important national award. He was also a promoter of Gwalior Gharana. The saddening part of the singer was that he was born without eyesight, he was blind right from his birth, and still Gavai was able to carve a niche for himself in the world of music. Apart from singing, Gavai was a playwright, a poet and wrote many books on music. Not many know that he had also learnt Carnatic music. Source: Sify     |
| A Shoe Bao Xishun Can Sleep in – World’s Biggest Shoe Posted: 17 Sep 2010 02:04 AM PDT
The world's tallest man was having a hard time finding someone who could make him a bed. Had he waited…he and his wife could be the couple who lived in a shoe. 8 technicians worked 1,168 hours with $3,500 worth of imported leather to fashion a shoe 10' 10" long and 3' 11' wide. Yup, he and his wife would fit in that. Bao is 7' 9" and his wife is 5' 7". The shoe weighs 435 lbs and is on display at a shopping center in China's Henan province. The worst part is that there are an awful lot of cows running around naked just for this one shoe. Is this type of display 'fun' or 'wasteful'? Good advertising or would you, like me, stay away just because it's so stupid? What do you think?     |
| Biswakarma Puja 2010 Is Being Celebrated Today In India Posted: 17 Sep 2010 01:46 AM PDT
Biswakarma Jayanti or Vishwakarma Jayanti is being celebrated throughout India, today that is September 17. Lord Biswakarma was the Lord of Architecture and Engineering, who holds credit for building many places for Gods, in the Hindu (Indian) mythology. Today, workers worship Lord Biswakarma's idol along with the instruments they use for their work, followed by aarti. Many offices, garages, manufacturing units and businesses perform the Puja, so that the workers can improvise in their skills and also to increase the creativity for further growth in their respective fields. The readers can greet all their near and dear ones through the SMS on this occasion. Some SMSs have been provided below, do have a look at them. May Lord Vishwakarma Happy vishwakarma Jayanti Source: LNO     |
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