44th Golden Horse Award Nominees – Summer of Magic/Temptation
Submitted by Bill Belew on Wednesday, 30 January 2008No Comment
The short movie SUMMER OF MAGIC was nominated to the 44th Golden Horse Awards competition on the category of
Some movie details:
Director: Wang Cheng-Yang
Runtime: 30min
Format: 35mm
Plot:
A little boy, A-Hon, learns to play the piano. When he plays, he feels someone is around him. What does he do to make people realize how he feels?
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The short TEMPTATION was nominated to the Golden Horse Awards on the category of Best Short Film.
The 19 minutes short movie was directed by Josh Yeh
The movie was produced by Serenity Entertainment International Productions.
The movie plot:
What’s the connection between the food and love? Is it the aroma, or the taste that drags him to the long gone memory?
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Not sure if you have missed the news a few days ago:
China’s GDP, CPI Surge to Decade Highs (released in the eve. of 1.24.2008)
The Chinese economy grew 11.4 percent in 2007, the biggest increase since 1994 while the consumer price index rose by 4.8 percent, the highest level in more than a decade.
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Chairman Mao’s tutor dies at 73
(Shanghai Daily)
Updated: 2008-01-28 09:57
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40% top Chinese students choose to study abroad
(China Daily)
Updated: 2007-08-13 06:55
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“A List of Frequently Wrong Assertions about USA
This thread contains a list of frequently wrong assertions regarding the USA. I will use this thread to list the existing wrong assertions, and add to this list as others post new wrong assertions. I will also correct these wrong assertions using facts, verifiable stats, and or historical and current data.
Some people make these wrong assertions out of blind arrogance, and others make it out of blissful ignorance. Part of the problem is some Americans don’t want to face facts, don’t want to see reality, and prefer to live in the past. Perhaps this was the mindset of the British, when they reluctantly and begrudgingly saw the rise of US, as they began their fall. Perhaps it was a similar mindset when the Romans felt omnipotent, even when the Greeks were buying up pieces of the Roman Empire. Transition and changing of the guard, is not pleasant for US, but many of the same signs of historical fallen Empires are there, if only people are honest enough to see it.
An Empire grows by attempting to control more territory, either by outright conquest, or by sponsoring client states. Either way, the cost to administer and control the growing Empire becomes unsustainable. The Empire may attempt to finance this cost, by issuing more and more money, but even the mightiest Empire cannot overcome the simple law of Supply and Demand. While an Empire can issue more debts, and borrow more money, when there is decreasing worldwide demand for its money, it brings on hyperinflation. There are many historical examples of fallen Empires that didn’t follow the laws of Supply and Demand, and ultimately lead to its ensuing collapse.”
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