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Wei Luo  留言于2010-07-17 15:28:15 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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Thanks a lot... I will follow up with you when it gets close. One more thing, do you know to subcribe to your UPDATE weekly list?
Many thanks!
Wei Luo |
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tina leow 留言于2010-07-17 15:15:46 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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my father received your email of the update of the journal. I'''' m going to finish my study in NY next year and I think the journal is very helpful to me. so would you please send the every update to me later. I would appreciate that.
best wishes!
Tina Zhang |
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Asia Media 留言于2010-07-17 14:51:21 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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USS Midway Hosts Seventh Annual Asian Heritage Awards
The trip to San Diego from Washington for Navy Capt. Cynthia Macri last weekend was full of surprises. A little more than half-way there, an elderly man on her flight took ill and collapsed. A physician, Macri attended the man as best she could, then asked the captain of the flight to divert the plane to Omaha, so the man could be taken to the hospital.
Later, Saturday evening, her name was called to receive the Seventh Annual Asian Heritage Award for Military Service, presented by Congresswoman Susan Davis of San Diego, a champion of veterans affairs, who beforehand praised the military for their sacrifices beyond the call of duty.
“That’s what I do,” Macri, the daughter of a renowned plant geneticist and a World War II Japanese relocation camp internee, told the audience of some 500 in attendance aboard the USS Midway. “I am not an extrovert by any means. I just do my job.”
Macri was among 15 men and women of Asian descent honored for their achievements and community service as part of the Seventh Annual Asian Heritage Awards.
Dr. Lilly Cheng, who followed Macri, in accepting the Humanitarian Outreach Award for her 40 years of global work on cross-cultural communication and speech pathology, told the audience that “speech-language communication” is a human right. That award was presented by Navy Rear Admiral Ron MacLaren, who said, “I am honored to be able to give back to my (Korean) roots and to honor those who have achieved so much.” The U.S. Navy was among the major sponsors of the Awards. Other major sponsors included the Avery-Tsui Foundation, Ford Motor Company Fund, Barona Resort and Casino and Phamatech of San Diego. Added MacLaren: “The important thing about events like these is to show how diverse our Navy community is.”
Indeed, the night was as diverse as any could be – from five-month-old Rhys Dann, half Thai and half Welsh, who came in a tux, with his parents, to show support for grandma Rosalynn Carmen, co-founder of the Awards, to octogenarian and retired chief boatswain’s mate Richard Kong, who, proudly in uniform, rendered the Pledge of Allegiance. Before that, a Junior Navy ROTC color guard comprised of Asian American high school students from Troy High School in Fullerton, California, presented the colors.
The theme of the event was set at the opening by the One Dream Children’s Choir of San Diego, led by Darleen Herriman, a teacher at Francis Parker School. The 65 youngsters, all dressed in ethnic attire and representing the event’s theme of inclusiveness, sang “One World,” a musical composition written by Chinese composer Wang Lee Hom.
The message resonated throughout the night, even to the end, when Tom Hom, who received the final honor for Special Recognition, told the current generation of Asian Americans that they need to “reach outside the box and embrace all cultures.”
While ethnic enclaves like Chinatown in San Francisco are important for the older generation, said Hom, “second and third generations” have to embrace the greater community. “By blending the ancient wisdom of Asia with the dynamic culture of America, you can make a new and wonderful contribution,” he said.
A large part of the audience had come to honor Hom, 83, who received the major award for breaking ground more than a generation ago as the first Asian American in San Diego to hold public office. Hom was elected to the San Diego City Council and later became only the third member of the California Assembly. In pres… |
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严炜 留言于2010-07-17 02:47:28 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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您好！
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Hugo 留言于2010-07-17 02:44:38 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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Hi,
I enjoy all the newsletters, but please update my email to victorhugomiranda@hotmail.com.
This email account is going to be deleted.
-Hugo
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Grace Chen 留言于2010-07-16 23:37:08 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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姜教授，
你好！
我是通过李大西博士的介绍在美国华裔教授专家网上看到您的联系方式的。国际华人科技工商协会（Chinese Association for Science and Business）是在美国注册的﹐美国联邦税务局批准(501(c)(3))的免税非盈利民间组织，其宗旨是寻求科技界和工商界更直接更广泛的沟通和结合，协助科技进入工商界，鼓励创办高新科技产业。科商协的成员主要是有高等科技教育背景的中国留学生,协会的很多骨干是诺贝尔奖获得者李政道教授当年CUSPEA计划招收到美国的科技精英。李政道先生是协会的顾问。以下是我们的网站链接http://www.casbi.org/。网站正在进一步的修缮和建设之中。
我们一直致力于协会的未来发展，希望能在科技和经济等各方面帮助我们的会员，同时也尽力寻找合作伙伴。对于你们的一些活动，我们也深感兴趣。此次来信，是希望可以认识下你们的有关人员，争取在日后能互相合作，更好地发展。
致礼！
陈艳
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Wei 留言于2010-07-16 23:30:45 |
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评论：《即时通讯》周电—2010年第22期（7/8-7/14） |
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I got your contract from my old classmate in College. We both graduated from Tsinghua University and went for Ph.D. program in US. He attended "2008 海外学人回国创业周" and registered through you. Now he has returned back to China for his career development with much greater opportunities. He strongly recommended this event and suggested me to contact you for the event this year. I wonder if you have any information about the registration for 2010 event.
I am very interested to attend this event and see the potential career opportunities in China. I would really appreciate if you give any advice or information.
Sincerely
Wei
| | 主人回复 | | | We will email the information to you. |
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