Gannan:the place where can purify you soul(2)
2007-07-28 22:50:18
Gannan:the place where can purify you soul
2007-07-28 22:49:14
The Olympic Emblem
2007-07-28 11:05:31
The Olympic
Emblem
The Olympic Emblem
Every emblem of the Olympics tells a story. The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games emblem “Chinese Seal, Dancing Beijing” is filled with Beijing’s hospitality and hopes, and carries the city’s commitment to the world.
Milestone
“Dancing Beijing” is a milestone of the Olympics. It serves as a classic chapter of the Olympic epic inscribed by the spirit of the Chinese nation, calligraphed by the deeper import of the ancient civilization, and molded by the character of Cathay’s descendents. It is concise yet deep inside, bringing forth the city’s gradual changes and development. It appears dignified yet bears a tune of romance, reflecting the nation’s thoughts and emotions.
In the lead up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics, the emblem will attract more and more people from around the world to Beijing and China to join the great celebration with the Chinese people.
Commitment
“Dancing Beijing” is a Ch
Beijing promotes high-tech in preparation for Olympics
2007-07-28 10:59:19
Beijing promotes high-tech in preparation
for Olympics
Updated：2007-07-25
(BEIJING, July 25) — Beijing will collect and display a series of latest scientific innovation results to prove that science and technology are a powerful force to drive the preparatory work to the success of the forthcoming Olympic Games.
Secretary of the Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Liu Qi stressed this in his meeting with Minster of Science and Technology Wan Gang on Tuesday.
According to Wan, Beijing, the host city of the 2008 Olympics, has raised the level of science and technology applications in urban construction, energy-saving, environmental protection and information services, with a considerable number of new research results applied in the process of Olympic preparations.
Echoing Wan, Liu said that taking the advantage of the Olympics, Beijing has been making efforts to develop productive tertiary industries involving construction, material and auto sectors as well
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Miss Hong Kong 2007
2007-07-31 04:50:01
Miss Hong Kong 2007 Kayi Cheung (C) poses with first runner-up Grace Wong (L) and second runner-up Lorretta Chow after winning the annual beauty contest in Hong Kong July 21, 2007.
China to raise reserve requirement ratio by 0.5 percentage points
2007-07-31 04:44:54
China will raise
the reserve requirement ratio by half a percentage point to 12 percent for commercial banks from Aug. 15, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced on Monday.
“The move does not come as a surprise seeing as almost every economic index is overheating,” said Song Guoqing, an economist with Beijing University.
“However, half a percentage points is not enough — it can’t even absorb the newly-added foreign exchange reserves,” Song added.
“China’s forex reserves go up by about 30 billion U.S. dollars a month while loans of commercial banks totaled 25 trillion yuan at the end of June,” Song explained. “This means that a half-percentage point rise can only absorb 125 billion yuan a month.”
China’s gross domestic product (GDP) rose 11.5 percent in the first half, after it grew 11.9 percent in the second quarter, according to official data.
This is the sixth time China has raised the reserve requirem
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NBA Deal Sends Garnett to Timberwolves
2007-08-04 09:37:54
NBA
player Kevin Garnett
watches day two of the Countrywide Classic on July 17, in Westwood, California. Garnett was traded from the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Boston Celtics on Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported, citing an undisclosed source. [Photo: AFP/GettyImages/File/Lisa Blumenfeld]
BOSTON, United States (AFP) - Kevin Garnett was traded from the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Boston Celtics on Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported, citing an undisclosed source.
The deal brings together all-starosed forward Garnett with long-time Celtics playmaker Paul Pierce and veteran guard Ray Allen to make Boston a force to contend with in the National Basketball Association after years of struggles.
None of the three have ever been able to claim an NBA championship despite years of success on the court. And with all in their 30s, the chances to pull off a title run might hinge upon all of them coming together as a team.
Garnett was traded for forwards Al Jefferson, Ryan Gomes
UN envoy pledges commitment to helping women, children fight HIV-AIDS
2007-08-04 09:36:55
LUSAKA, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) — UN special envoy on HIV-AIDS
in Africa Elizabeth Mataka said here Friday that she will concentrate on uplifting the plight of women and children in her tenure of office.
Mataka expressed concern at the increasing vulnerability among women and children especially in Africa.
She said time has come for Africa to nurture women and children as they have potential to contribute to national development.
She called on society to embrace this grouping, saying that the HIV-AIDS pandemic has continued to burden many economies including Zambia’s.
Mataka was speaking when Zambian Vice President Rupiah Banda officially launched the David Emmett Children International Center.
Mataka, who is also Children International Board chairperson, appealed to the vice president to consider allocating land to organizations that have passion for issues concerning children.
She also said that most institutions looking into the pl
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Chinese share prices hit record high for third time in a week
2007-08-04 09:35:17
BEIJING, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) — China’s share prices rose to a new high for the third
time this week as the blue chips in the property and financial sectors led the way. On Friday the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index soared 153.04 points, or 3.47 percent, to close at 4,560.77 points on a daily transaction volume of 175.9 billion yuan (23.2 billion U.S. dollars). The indicator moved between 4,438.96 and 4,562.69 points.
The Component Index on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange rose 617.50 points, or 3.97 percent, to conclude the trading at 16,179.64 points on a turnover of 95 billion yuan (12.5 billion dollars).
The real estate sector was one of the driving forces. Vanke rose 7.06 percent to 33.8 yuan, Beijing Airport High-tech Park went up 10 percent to 16.83 yuan, and Reine Property up 9.98 percent to 18.63 yuan.
Of the financial shares, CITIC Securities and China Life were the most robust. The former went up 9.96 percent to 71.95 yuan and the latter
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China bans Indonesian aquatic imports after finding toxic substances
2007-08-04 09:34:09
BEIJING, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) — China
’s top quality control agency on Friday banned imports
of aquatic
products from Indonesia, claiming many were found containing toxic
substances and disease causing pathogens. Quarantine officials had found Indonesian
aquatic products tainted with mercury, chromium, the antibacterial drug nitrofural, and pathogens, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (GAQSIQ) said.
The agency stated in a circular the tainted aquatic products have been returned or destroyed.
In the first six months, Chinese officials seized 121 batches of Indonesian foods ranging from aquatic products, palm oil, canned food to biscuits that contain excessive drug residues and food additives and harmful organisms, according to the AQSIO.
It cited examples, saying quarantine officials in the southern province of Guangdong had detected salmonella in frozen sea eels and listeria monocytogenes in frozen fish o
Who is the tallest man in the world??
2007-08-04 08:14:47
The tallest man in the world is Chinese!
Bao Xishun becomes world’s tallest man.
He was born in 1951 in Wenniete league, Inner Mongolian Autonomous region, said Wu Xiaohong, an official with the Guinness submitting office of Liaoning Publishing Group, China. There are five brothers and sisters in his family. And all of them are normal in height. His height was normal for his age until he was 15. In the age of 15, he experienced a growth spurt to reach 1.89 meters tall. By the age of 20, his height reached about 2.1 meters.
Now, he is 165 kilograms in weight with double legs stretching 1.5 meters long. His palm is as large as a palm-leaf fan with feet measuring 38 centimeters. The Second Hospital affiliated to the China Medical University examined him in an overall way, finding all were normal for his cardio-pulmonary function and pituitary secretion. Experts believe that his height is of natural growth.
Bao Xishun walking in a street.
The hand of the tallest man.
The foot of
About Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics
2007-08-02 19:01:06
The 2008 Summer
Olympics
, officially known as the Games of the XXIX Olympiad, will be held in Beijing
, China from August 8, 2008 through August 24, 2008, with the opening ceremony to take place at 08:08pm and 08 seconds on August 8th. The number 8 is associated with prosperity in Chinese culture. Some events, like beach volleyball, sailing, and swimming’s new marathon 10km events, will be held in the coastal city of Qingdao.On July 8 2005, the International Olympic Committee announced that Hong Kong will hold the equestrian events at the site of the Hong Kong Sports Institute in Fo Tan, Sha Tin. The facilities of the Sports Institute may be moved to Wu Kai Sha. This will be the second time the same edition of Olympic Games has been hosted by two National Olympic Committees. (A similar arrangement was in place between Melbourne, Australia, and Stockholm, Sweden, for the 1956 Summer Olympics.)
The National Stadium—China beijing 2008
2007-08-02 11:13:33
The National
Stadium
A bird’s eye view
Venue: National Stadium;
Location: Olympic Green;
Total land surface: 258,000 sq m;
Seats: 91,000;
Competitions: Athletics, Football;
Post-Games use: The Stadium is to stage sports events at national and international levels, as well as cultural and entertaining activities;
Groundbreaking date: Dec. 2003;
Designer: Herzog & DeMeuron (Swiss) and China
Architecture Design Institute;
A night shot
The exterior
Seating bowl
The lobby
View from the plinth
The stadium in the sunset
The shopping center in the stadium
Entrance to the shopping center
The east corner
The green area
A bird’s eye view of the Olympic Green
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Over 560,000 registered Games-time volunteers–beijing2008
2007-08-02 11:12:28
More than 560,000 people have registered as Games
-time volunteers for the Beijing Olympic Games and Paralympic Games since the recruitment kicked off on August 28, 2006, the BOCOG Volunteer Department said on Tuesday.As of July 30, a total of 561,296 have applied to become Games-time volunteers, of whom 318,189 are from Beijing, 206,441 from other provinces and municipalities and 36,666 from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas, the department said.
The recruitment has been characterized by an enthusiastic participation of young people and women, and the high educational background of the applicants.
97.9 percent of the applicants are under 36 years old, 1.6 percent between 37 and 51 years old and only 0.5 percent over 51 years old. As far as the gender proportion is concerned, 58.1 percent are women. The undergraduates and the people with higher educational background constitute 82.5 percent.
The number of applicants has far surpassed demand. The 2008 Olympic Games need 70,000 Game
HK Cinematographer Toasts Beijing Olympics
2007-08-02 04:44:26
Hong Kong cinematographer Gigo Lee (R) with a Tibetan young man, whom Gigo Lee met during a trip, and who has been invited to lead Lee’s “Wild Horse in Shangri-La.” [Photo: wenweipo.com]
Hong Kong cinematographer Gigo Lee has jumped on the Beijing
Olympics
bandwagon by directing a low-budget tribute film for the sports gala next year.
The renowned photographer has dedicated his directorial debut to portraying a sporty Tibetan teenager in “Wild Horse in Shangri-La.”
Shooting has recently begun in Kunming, southwest China’s Yunnan province. The much-fabled Shangri-La is located in Yunnan.
The protagonist is a Tibetan teenager with an impressive ability in long-distance running. He is running from his home village to Kunming for a marathon held to hail the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Gigo Lee, who also wrote the screenplay, invited an English-teaching Tibetan he met during a mainland trip to lead the film.
The film is scheduled to finish in late September.
Yao Ming Weds in Private Ceremony
2007-08-06 21:56:24
NBA star center Yao Ming married his long-term girlfriend Ye Li in their hometown of Shanghai on Monday.
A minimal wedding ceremony was held in the five-star Shangri-La Hotel in Shanghai, with only some 70 family members and relatives in attendance, according to Zhang Chi, press representative for Team Yao, which manages Yao’s career.
NBA star Yao Ming and his fiance Ye Li pose in their official wedding portrait in Hangzhou, China in this photo released August 6, 2007. Yao married Ye at a jealously guarded private ceremony at a luxury hotel in Shanghai on Monday. (China Daily)
The ceremony, which lasted three hours, included an exchange of rings, an offering of tea and flowers to their parents to express gratitude, and sharing of a wedding cake, according to Zhang.
About 100 security guards worked for the nuptial in which only 10 dinner tables were arranged, each costing 12,300 yuan (US$1,618), local media reported.
Yao, the 27-year-old, 2.26-meter-tall Houston Rockets star, and
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, Ceremony
Computer-generated image of Bird’s Nest
2007-08-06 21:47:02
This computer-generated image released by the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of XXIX Olympiad shows the National Stadium, also known as the Bird’s Nest, for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The Chinese capital is gearing up to celebrate the one-year countdown to the opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games on August 8.
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Hutongs–Beijing’s New Attraction (old-culture,new attraction)
2007-08-05 10:17:40
A new pastime — roaming through Beijing
’s old, narrow streets, hutongs, by old-fashioned pedicab to visit siheyuan, the old quadrangles, and learn about the daily life of ordinary Beijing citizens– has attracted more and more overseas visitors.Existed as early as hundreds of years ago, narrow lanes, or hutongs were common in ancient Beijing. In the past, several thousand lanes, alleys and quadrangles formed residential areas for ordinary people living in the capital. Today,as the city develops into an international metropolis, its lanes and alleyways, occupying one third of the city proper, still serve as dwellings for half the total urban population.
If sightseeing at the Imperial Palace, Ming Tombs and the Summer Palace is helpful in learning about the lives of China’s emperors, the hutongs of Beijing reflect in turn the history of Beijing as a whole.
A day tour through hutongs gives you fresh insight into Beijing’s local life.
* Start from the north en
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Beijing hutong–overview
2007-08-05 10:15:13
A hutong is an ancient city alley or lane typical in Beijing
, where hutongs run into the several thousand. Surrounding the Forbidden City, many were built during the Yuan (1206-1341), Ming(1368-1628) and Qing(1644-1908) dynasties. In the prime of these dynasties the emperors, in order to establish supreme power for themselves, planned the city and arranged the residential areas according to the etiquette systems of the Zhou Dynasty. The center of the city of Beijing was the royal palace — the Forbidden City.One kind of hutongs, usually referred to as the regular hutong, was near the palace to the east and west and arranged in orderly fashion along the streets. Most of the residents of these hutongs were imperial kinsmen and aristocrats. Another kind, the simple and crude hutong, was mostly located far to the north and south of the palace. The residents were merchants and other ordinary people.
The main buildings in the hutong were almost all quadrangles–a building complex
Beijing City
2007-08-05 10:13:03
King Wu was the first to declare Beijing
the capital city in 1057 BC. Subsequently, the city has gone by the names of Ji, Zhongdu, Dadu, and finally Beijing when the Ming Dynasty Emperor ChengZu chose the name in 1421. Before 1949, Beijing was known as Peking by the Western world. After 1949, the city’s name returned to Beijing, as it is known today.Beijing City is an independently administered municipal district. She is situated in the northeastern part of China at an elevation of 43.5m above sea level. The climate in Beijing is of the continental type, with cold and dry winters and hot summers. January is the coldest month (-4 Celsius), while July the warmest (26 Celsius).
Beijing has a whole area of 16808 sq km (about 6500 sq mi), stretching 160 kilometres from east to west and over 180 kilometres north to south. She has 18 districts and counties with Dongcheng, Xicheng, Xuanwu, Chongwen, Chaoyang, Haidian, Fengtai and Shijingshan in the surburbs and Fangshan, Mengtougou, Chan
Car replacements: the new rage
2007-08-09 10:43:35
Chinese vehicle markets have shifted permanently in favor of replacements, according to the Union of National Passenger Car Market Information.Rao Da, secretary-general of the association, predicted there would be at least 8.5 million vehicles sold in 2007, one-fifth of which will be consumers’ second car. Figures show the number of passenger cars in China increased to 35 million units in 2006 from 12 million in 1997.
The new vehicles sold in Beijing totaled 392,000 in 2006, and the number of second-hand vehicles sold was 320,000 units, up 57 percent from 2005, said Su Hui, general manager of Beijing Asian Game Village Automobile Exchange, adding the transaction volume of second-hand vehicles is expected to reach 500,000 units this year.
Passenger vehicle sales rise 24% in 1st 7 months
2007-08-09 10:42:55
China’s passenger vehicle sales rose to 3.54 million in the first seven months this year, up 23.7 percent from the same period last year, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.
Sales of sedans jumped 26.6 percent to 2.64 million, sports-utility vehicles soared 46.4 percent to 187,600, while multi-purpose vehicles went up 17.8 percent to 124,400.
Passenger
vehicle sales in July, however, declined by 10.45 percent from the previous month.
Changan Auto, one of China’s auto manufacturers, saw the largest sales decline of 49.3 percent in July, followed by SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile, down 15.8 percent, according to the China’s Passenger Car Association.
Yang Dayong, deputy director of the Changan auto marketing department, explained, “July is an off-season for car sales. People just don’t want to get out to buy cars in hot weather. Also minivans, largely used for carrying farm tools or agricultural products, are not demand because July is
Bank workers sentenced to death for record heist
2007-08-09 10:39:52
SHIJIAZHUANG — Two bank workers were sentenced to death
on Thursday for China’s largest ever bank theft, involving 50.95 million yuan, in northern Hebei Province.
Ren Xiaofeng, 34, and Ma Xiangjing, 37, who worked as vault managers at the Handan branch of the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), were convicted of theft and were given death penalties at the Handan Intermediate People’s Court after first-instance hearings.
Ren Xiaofeng, 34, who is suspected of stealing nearly 51 million yuan (US$6.5 million) from the Handan branch of the Agricultural Bank of China in Hebei Province last Saturday has been seized by policemen in Lianyungang, east China’s Jiangsu province April 19, 2007. Ren’s complice 37-year-old Ma Xiangjing was arrested in Beijing Wednesday. Police has recovered 3.4 million yuan.[Xinhua]
Zhao Xuenan and Zhang Qiang, who joined Ren in embezzling 200,000 yuan in October last year, were sentenced to five years and two years in prison with a
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China stock market capitalization tops GDP
2007-08-09 10:35:25
An investor monitors stock price movement at a brokerage in Changchun, Northeast China
’s Jilin Province August 9, 2007. [newsphoto]
China’s stock market capitalization topped the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the first time on Thursday as a key stock index hit a fresh record high for a fifth straight session.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.95 percent to close at 4,754.09 points, while the Shenzhen Composite Index went up 1.51 percent to 1,348.87.
That made the overall value of the two bourses surpass the 21.087 trillion yuan in GDP in 2006, according to data from China Securities Journal.
Blue chip stocks were the main market drivers. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China increased 2.67 percent to close at 6.54 yuan per share, while China Merchants Bank gained 5.49 percent to 36.10 yuan.
Ping An Insurance of China moved closer to the 100-yuan mark after a 7.41 percent growth, closing at 94.45 yuan. Its rival China Life fol
Foreign Tourists to China Up 18.47% in 1st Half Year
2007-08-09 07:44:50
Nearly 12.12 million foreigners came to the Chinese mainland for sightseeing from January to June, up 18.47 percent year-on-year, according to the latest figures from the China
National Tourism Administration (CNTA).
The growth rate more than tripled the 6.1-percent increase for all inbound tourists to the Chinese mainland, who added up to 63.37 million in the first half of the year.
It also overtook the 4.22-percent rise for tourists from Hong Kong, 0.56-percent rise for tourists from Macao and 8.84-percent rise for tourists from Taiwan.
CNTA figures revealed that foreign tourists came mainly from 16 countries, with tourists from the Republic of Korea registering the rapid growth of 30.62 percent, followed by India 16.48 percent, and Russia, 15.73 percent.
Philippines, Canada, France, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore, Germany, Malaysia, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States registered a growth of over ten percent in the number of tourists to China.
Tourism generated nearly U
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How to score Olympic tickets
2007-08-09 07:43:47
Now is the time to act if you want to be one of the lucky ones to witness the opening of the Olympic
s at China National Stadium on the evening of August 8, 2008. The first phase of ticket reservation for the Beijing Olympics started on April 15. More than 7 million tickets were opened for sale to the public, 75 percent of which will be sold in China, and 25 percent overseas.
It was reported that on that first day, more than 50,000 people submitted ordering forms successfully on the official website www.tickets.beijing2008.cn, placing orders for 250,000 tickets. The website received 18 million person/time visits in two days.
Luckily, everybody is likely to have the same chance to the most popular tickets if applying before the first phase ends on June 30, 2007. A computer-operated draw will determine who gets tickets for oversubscribed events.
So you still have two months’ time to get a chance to enter the draw. And who knows, maybe you can get your tickets directly if the ones y
Beijing Launches Non-Emergency Hotline
2007-08-09 07:42:46
Beijing opened a hotline on Tuesday to receive non-emergency calls relating to all aspects of public services.
Citizens can dial the simple number 12345, to report problems and complaints about traffic, electricity, heating and so on. The hotline has been set up in conjunction with various government departments so the reported problems and complaints can be quickly directed to the relevant department.
It also enables callers to search for different government department phone numbers, or be directly put through to them.
Beijing Mayor, Wang Qishan, said at the launch ceremony that he hoped the hotline would develop to become a useful tool for citizens to solve problems in their everyday lives.
Currently the service is available in Chinese and English, but will add more languages as it develops into a city-wide network for solving non-emergency issues.
It is expected to play an important role next year when the city holds the 2008 Olympic Games.
Currently, 100 staff members are on-call
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, Emergency
, Hotline
Chinese top legislator joins national one-year countdown to Olympics
2007-08-09 07:32:43
Chinese top legislator joins national one-year countdown to Olympics
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Wu Bangguo (C), chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), and International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge (front R), attend the celebration of the one-year countdown to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on the Tian’anmen Square, Beijing, China, Aug. 8, 2007. (Xinhua Photo)
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Wu Bangguo (C), chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), and International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge (R), attend the celebration of the one-year countdown to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on the Tian’anmen Square, Beijing, China, Aug. 8, 2007. (Xinhua Photo)
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BEIJING, Aug. 8 (Xinhua) — China’s top legislator and other senior officials joined in the sea of joy at Tian’anmen Square here Wednesday evening when the country started its one-yea
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Theme song for the one-year countdown released (photos attached)
2007-08-07 20:26:53
A chorus
The song “We Are Ready”
Play — Download
Jin Tielin, President of the China Conservatory of Music and Vice President of the Chinese Musicians Association
Peter Kam and Keith Chan
Ren Zhouyi, Director of the China Mobile Olympic office
SOHU.com Inc Vice President Chen Luming at the release
Elva Hsiao
Press at the release
Music video
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Video outtake
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(BEIJING, August 4) — The theme song for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games one-year countdown celebration, “We Are Ready,” was officially released
Saturday morning. Various artists from the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong, as well as more than 100 media organizations were present for the song’s release.
At the request of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG), the well-know musicians Peter Kam and Keith Chan composed “We Are Ready” for the celebration of the one-year countdown to the st
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, photos
3 Diet Myths Busted
2007-08-07 11:38:02
Here’s the real scoop on 3 circulating diet myths…
1. Bananas are fattening FALSE. One medium banana provides only 105 calories — you’d have to eat at least 6 bananas to equal one New York slice of pizza! Bananas are also a good source of fiber (3 grams), magnesium (32 mg), potassium (422 mg) and B6 (0.4 mg). And since foods low in sodium and rich in potassium and magnesium can help manage normal blood pressure, incorporating bananas into an overall healthy diet may reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke. What’s more, this nutrient-packed, fat-free fruit is a great source of vitamin B6, which helps boost your immune system and assists in the formation of red blood cells.
Enjoy them plain, sliced into cereal, mixed with nonfat yogurt or cottage cheese, tossed into a fruit salad to add a starchy consistency — or peel and freeze for a yummy low-calorie frozen dessert. Obviously, watch out for banana “chips,” which have added fat and su
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