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Human Mobile Stage 104(2碟2膊醒狮表演 104), 55th Chau Biu Memorial Banquet. Master Chau Biu (=Chow Biu. Zhou Biu or Jow Biu) who came to Hong Kong from China and became the Founder of Chung Oi Chau Biu Martial Art Sports Association (=Our Association) in 1950. He was died in Chinese Lunar year 14th March 1961 in Hong Kong, aged 63. Our Association selected this day as Master Chau Biu Annual Banquet of each year. Now Chau Ka Kung Fu is also called as Chung Oi Chau Ka Kung Fu and is developing from China to Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, Australia, France, German, Poland, Italy, Canada, U.S.A. South Africa etc countries. Beginning of this Film are the photos of Master Chau Biu, his students, grand students. grand grand students, and other Chau Ka Kung Fu Family in Hong Kong etc from 1950 to 2016. End of Film was Master Chau Biu performed Kung Fu and Lion Dance in Chinese Movie "IRON MONKEY" which was produced in 1955. the detail of below. Banquet dated: 20th April 2016, Place: A restaurant in North Point District, Hong Kong. (1) Master Chau Biu performed Cross Double Plum Dao (=Double Broadswords). (2) Lion spitted a silk ball on wooden table performed by Master Chau Biu (Lion Head Player) and Master Chau Tin (lion tail player who was 10th younger brothers of Master Chau Biu) (3) The Film Poster at Nov 1955. 2碟2膊醒狮表演 104 (Human Mobile Stage 104), 是第五十五周年周彪先师宝诞纪念。周彪宗师于1950年从中国移民到香港，并创立中外周彪国术体育会(即本会)，他于农历1961年3月14日在香港病逝，享年63岁。本会也选定每年这日为周彪先师宝诞；现在周家功夫也称为中外周家功夫，而且已从中国发展到香港，澳门，新加坡，马来西亚，台湾，越南，澳大利亚，法国，德国，波兰，意大利，加拿大，美国和南非等国家。 本影片开始时是周彪宗师，他的徒弟，徒孙，曾徒孙和其它周家同门等于1950年至2016年在香港参与活动时的相片。本片尾部是周彪宗师于影片"铁马骝"的表演片段，这影片是1955年制作，详细资料如下。纪念会是于2016年4月20日在香港北角一间酒楼举行。 (1) 周彪宗师表演十字梅花双刀。 (2) 醒狮在木卓上表演"狮子吐球"：表演者：周彪宗师(表演狮头)和周田宗师(表演狮尾，他是周彪宗师的排行第十个亲弟弟) (3)这是"铁马骝" 影片于1955年11月的宣传海报。 Other Chau Ka Kung Fu details please refer to Human Mobile Stage Part 1 (Descriptions and comments), length: 5.55(关于中外周家详细资料请看Human Mobile Stage Part 1 Descriptions and comments. Length: 5.55

There are mechanical engineering companies many in number particularly in developing countries, have started to integrate computer-aided enginnering (CAE) programs into their current style and research procedures, such as 2D and 3D strong modelling mechanical design software computer-aided style (CAD).

Democracy NOW! DN! A group of 133 developing nations have walked out of a key part of the climate talks in Warsaw, Poland. The United States, Australia, Canada and other industrialized countries are pushing for the issue, known as loss and damage, to be put off until after the 2015 climate talks in Paris. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! creative commons license.

Democracy NOW! DN! Newly leaked documents have revealed how U.S. negotiators at the U.N. climate summit in Warsaw are opposing efforts to help developing countries adapt to climate change. According to an internal U.S. briefing memo seen by Democracy Now!, the U.S. delegation is worried the talks in Warsaw will "focus increasingly on blame and liability" and that poor nations will be "seeking redress for climate damages from sea level rise, droughts, powerful storms and other adverse impacts." We speak with Nitin Sethi, a journalist with The Hindu newspaper who first reported on the leaked document. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! Creative commons license.

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Providing access to sustainable energy to an additional 500 million people by 2030. That's the aim of "Energizing Development", a new initiative unveiled by the European Commission on Monday. With a budget of 50 million euros, the EU will give technical advice to those developing countries who choose to participate in the programme.  Led by the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, the plan also seeks to improve energy efficiency and double the amount of renewable energy currently used. The EU wants the private sector to get involved. To encourage companies to participate, Brussels will create guarantee schemes with banks to provide investors more assurance that their money is safe.  Mid and long-term private investment has been scarce. Many companies still fear the risks of funding renewable energies are too high while benefits are too slow to emerge.   Around 1.3 billion people around the world have no access to electricity. Almost 3 billion people globally still use wood, charcoal or ...

Hernando de Soto talks about the needed framework for a successful entrepreneurship and a culture of entrepreneurship. The basis for it is documentation and legal rights on property. In many developing countries must entrepreneurs are illegal in one way or a other. Mr. de Soto also gives some interesting insides into the Arab spring and there background in entrepreneurship. Prof. Günter Faltin is conducting the interview.

Through The Roof sends teams into developing countries to promote the lives of disabled people. this is the 2011 trip to Guatemala

European Foreign ministers on Monday agreed on an oil embargo against Iran amid fears that Iran's government is developing nuclear weapons. The sanctions could go into effect as early as next week. EU member states who already have oil contracts with Iran, such as Greece, will have 5 months to fulfill them. The ministers also agreed extra restrictive measures on the country's central bank. EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the sanctions want to persuade Iran to go back to the negotiating table. Because of the sanctions Tehran is threatening western countries with blocking the access to the Persian Gulf. Swedish Foreign Carl Bildt said he believes that "sanctions alone" are not the answer. Europe is Iran's second largest trading partner, accounting for 20% of its oil exports. But as China is their biggest customer, analysts think the embargo won't destroy Iran's economy. The U.S and the European Union want Asian countries also to join the embargo.

Campaigners are calling on European ministers -- attending the Durban Climate Change conference (28 Nov - 09 Dec 2011) - to follow the lead of the United Nations after it suspended a controversial carbon credits scheme that encouraged developing countries to build coal power projects. The UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is designed to encourage global financial markets to invest in low carbon projects and has created a trading market worth USD$144 billion. Now pictures have now emerged showing how open cast mining at the Sasan thermal power plant in Madhya Pradesh in India, funded through carbon credits, has forced some of the world's poorest from their homes and left communities destroyed. The UN suspended coal projects from the carbon offset scheme because the rules used to calculate emission reductions had resulted in the creation of "artificial carbon credits". It will now look at new methods of monitoring and verifying the effects of carbon credits. Investors in the Clean Development Mechanism are frustrated by the repeated changes to the rules governing which projects qualify for carbon credits, and increasingly disillusioned with the low price of carbon determined through the mechanism.

An examination of historical CIA interventions in developing countries as well as a critique of paranoia and conspiracy culture, telling a revisionist history of alien intervention in Latin America in 99 brief rants.

Visit http://www.cdcgroup.com to learn more. This film explains why a lack of investment capital is holding back economic development in the developing world. Covering countries such India and Tanzania, the film explores how the private sector can be encouraged to make investments in areas such as infrastructure, telecoms, finance and banking. The film includes interviews with John Murray-McIntyre of the World Bank and Professor Ajay Shah of the National Institute for Public Finance and Policy in New Dehli.

Alex Mero was born in Belgium in 1969 and grew up in Brussels. Soon he became a passionate traveler and a great observer of worldwide cultural diversity. Over the years, he became more fascinated by the variety of life perceptions within different cultures. Today the writer shares his experiences through the inspirational literary genre of Philofiction. Philosophical fiction takes, as its starting point, the recognition of difference and multiplicity of the world in which we live. The novels are often based on dialogues that encourage an exploration of different thought processes in which we find an identification of the boundaries that define us. Alex Mero offers a free Internet distribution of his publications in several languages, to facilitate access to his literature for each one of us. At the same time, the novelist participates in educational programs in developing countries and he is involved in several projects based on intercultural dialogue.

Rudy Martin discusses the upgrades or positive outlooks on sovereign debt ratings that emerging market nations from China to Brazil and Turkey have been winning, highlighting the relative strength of developing economies versus advanced nations.

Watch it at http://theendofpoverty.filmbinder.com The End of Poverty? is a daring, thought-provoking and very timely documentary by award-winning filmmaker, Philippe Diaz, revealing that poverty is not an accident. It began with military conquest, slavery and colonization that resulted in the seizure of land, minerals and forced labor. Today, global poverty has reached new levels because of unfair debt, trade and tax policies -- in other words, wealthy countries exploiting the weaknesses of poor, developing countries. The End of Poverty? asks why today 20% of the planet's population uses 80% of its resources and consumes 30% more than the planet can regenerate? The film has been selected to over 25 international film festivals and will be released in US theatres starting November 13, 2009. Directed by Philippe Diaz, produced by Cinema Libre Studio with the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 104mins, 2008, USA, documentary in English, Spanish, and French with English Subtitles. www.theendofpoverty.com

Anti-poverty campaigners from the UK present a giant cheque to the Chair of the UN Adaptation Fund on behalf of the British public, highlighting the fact that the British Government is pushing loans over grants, increasing unfair debts on developing countries. http://www.oneclimate.net/cancun

Chris Henschel of Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society explains LULUCF (Land Use Land Use Change and Forestry) and the good news and bad news of LULUCF for developing countries

Needy families in developing countries often put their children to work. Some young boys hit the streets with shoe wax and brushes to shine shoes, but it's not easy an life and in one South American capital, shoeshine boys won't even show their faces. Stan Jeter has the story of the ministry that’s helping them come out of hiding... The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN http://www.cbn.com

In this episode of Money and Markets, we help you find investment opportunities in the next generation of emerging markets. The economies of the BRIC countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China — are all but developed at this point. In our emerging markets roundtable discussion, Rudy Martin, Larry Edelson and Tony Sagami focus on a new acronym — CIVETS, which refers to Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa — all developing economies that show a lot of promise. Later, in our Picks and Pans segment, Rudy Martin delves into two particular markets — Colombia and Turkey — and uncovers specific stocks that could offer huge returns. We then take a closer look at the country that now dominates the Eastern Hemisphere and other emerging markets around the world — China. Our Asia analyst Tony Sagami tells us why its economy is likely to keep humming, despite a slowdown in the United States and Europe, and how investors can take advantage. In addition, Bryan Rich — editor of World Currency ... Distributed by Tubemogul.

In this episode of Money and Markets, we help you find investment opportunities in the next generation of emerging markets. The economies of the BRIC countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China — are all but developed at this point. In our emerging markets roundtable discussion, Rudy Martin, Larry Edelson and Tony Sagami focus on a new acronym — CIVETS, which refers to Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa — all developing economies that show a lot of promise. Later, in our Picks and Pans segment, Rudy Martin delves into two particular markets — Colombia and Turkey — and uncovers specific stocks that could offer huge returns. We then take a closer look at the country that now dominates the Eastern Hemisphere and other emerging markets around the world — China. Our Asia analyst Tony Sagami tells us why its economy is likely to keep humming, despite a slowdown in the United States and Europe, and how investors can take advantage. In addition, Bryan Rich — editor of World Currency ... Distributed by Tubemogul.

Professor Michael Tracey has been Professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Colorado at Boulder since 1988. From 1981 to 1988 he was head of the London based Broadcasting Research Unit, then Britain's leading think tank dealing with media issues. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Politics from the University of Exeter in 1971, and his doctorate from the Centre for Mass Communications Research at the University of Leicester in 1975. From 1975 to 1981 he was a Research Fellow at the Leicester Centre. Tracey has written eight books, including his 1983 biography of Sir Hugh Greene, Director General of the BBC from 1960 to1969, “A Variety of Lives; a Biography of Sir Hugh Greene” (Bodley Head) and his 1998 book, “The Decline and Fall of Public Service Broadcasting” (Oxford University Press.) Tracey has also written scores of articles on many different aspects of media and communication, but most notably dealing with the history, condition and future of public service broadcasting. He has also lectured in many different countries. From 1991 to 1998 he was a Trustee of the International Institute of Communications, and from 1994 to 1999, Visiting Professor and Chair of International Communications at the University of Salford. More recently he has produced documentaries, with his friend and colleague David Mills, and their work has appeared in the UK on Channel Four, ITV, and the American networks CBS, Court TV and A&E. They are currently – 2009 - developing a documentary series that will profile the lives of successful men who never knew their fathers. In 2008 he published his first e-book on http://www.scholarsandrogues.com. michael.tracey@colorado.edu

Medical Tourism, what is it and is right for you. You need a medical treatment but your country's medical procedures cost too much, Or maybe your medical system is so over taxed, that the waiting list for a procedure is months maybe years or may be your country lacks highly qualified experienced doctors who can perform complex surgeries In the past few years, Medical Tourism has look to solve this problem as now Patients can come to developing countries like India for their treatment and surgeries with no waiting period and spending as little as 10% of the original cost. India has some of the best hospitals in the world with highly experienced doctors spending decades in USA and is a leader in Medical Tourism hosting hundreds of thousands of foreign patients Are you worried about not having any local knowledge and Lack of information about India ? Do you want to talk to Hospitals and Doctors in India first to get more details about your treatment and costs ? ExoHealth can help you. exoHealth is India based Medical tourism Facilitator providing end to end assistance to Patients coming from all over the world like USA, UK, South Asian Countries, Middle east and Africa for their medical treatment. exoHealth will take care of everything for you, from arriving in India, getting you settled and in touch with your doctors, helping get your accommodations booked and finally making sure you are comfortable while recovering. Besides the top notch treatment at the hospitals, you will love the holistic approach to treatment that is adopted and the personalized attention promise to each patient who comes to india for medical tourism. exoHealth provides a one stop solution to find out more email us at info@exohealth.com, visit http://www.exohealth.com or give them a call at +91 887110352 or simply fill in the form and get started on your medical tourism trip to India.

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http://www.onedomeatatime.org  Won-G teams up with the South family to form the One Dome at a Time Foundation. Los Angeles Oct. 1/ -- Rap artist and entrepreneur Won-G has signed on as Brand Ambassador of “One Dome at a Time,” a charity providing housing to people around the world. The mission of the foundation is to build green "dome" housing in developing countries which are rated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as Near-Absolute Protection from natural disasters including earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and fire. Help support earthquake disaster relief in Haiti at http://www.onedomeatatime.org For updates on One Dome at a Time go to http://www.onedomeatatime.org Media contact: Denise Lepow, 310-552-5318 / 713-256-1380 or email denise@myp3r.com Submitted by jati.

http://www.onedomeatatime.org Won-G teams up with the South family to form the One Dome at a Time Foundation. Los Angeles Oct. 1/ -- Rap artist and entrepreneur Won-G has signed on as Brand Ambassador of One Dome at a Time, a charity providing housing to people around the world. The mission of the foundation is to build green dome housing in developing countries which are rated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as Near-Absolute Protection from natural disasters including earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and fire. Help support earthquake disaster relief in Haiti at http://www.onedomeatatime.org For updates on One Dome at a Time go to http://www.onedomeatatime.org Media contact: Denise Lepow, 310-552-5318 / 713-256-1380 or email denise@myp3r.com Submitted by jati

http://www.onedomeatatime.org Won-G teams up with the South family to form the One Dome at a Time Foundation. Los Angeles Oct. 1/ -- Rap artist and entrepreneur Won-G has signed on as Brand Ambassador of One Dome at a Time, a charity providing housing to people around the world. The mission of the foundation is to build green dome housing in developing countries which are rated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as Near-Absolute Protection from natural disasters including earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and fire. Help support earthquake disaster relief in Haiti at http://www.onedomeatatime.org For updates on One Dome at a Time go to http://www.onedomeatatime.org Media contact: Denise Lepow, 310-552-5318 / 713-256-1380 or email denise@myp3r.com Submitted by jati

A weak agreement. A failure. A deception. A farce. The United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen has not become the turning point in history that many people on earth were hoping for. Despite the urgency of global warming, the world’s political leadership did not manage to step beyond its own shadows. In the end, national economic and political interests weighed more heavily than the general global interests. Our global environment, particularly in developing countries, now is the main victim. Financing innovation in green technology will remain difficult. The only issue agreed on is the need to keep global warming limited to a rise of 2 degrees celsius. Still undecided is the how and when that is to happen. Copenhagen did not only lack political will, but it also lacked organizational skills. That’s disappointing and embarrassing, certainly given the enormity of what was at stake: reducing global warming so that planet earth remains a place to live for future generations. There is broad ... Distributed by Tubemogul.

http://greenmedianews.com Evan Kopelson interviews Jason Hartke, the Vice President of National Policy at the US Green Building Council ("the USGBC"). Jason says we're losing $130 Billion Dollars at home by not realizing our energy efficiency in buildings, and we have an opportunity not only to reclaim that money, but to help influence developing countries who are right now "locking in these inefficiencies" in their own buildings, and we have the opportunity to share knowledge and technology with these countries, therefore compounding the benefits of what we learn and implement in the US, and having a compounded reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as a result. In other words, retrofitting buildings for energy efficiency can help save the world. No, Hartke didn't say that in so many words. But that's the upshot of this interview, and it's a message hopefully President Obama will embrace here at COP15 tomorrow.

http://greenmedianews.com Today at COP15 negotiations threatened to break down as the African nations and developing countries almost walked out of the talks. Meanwhile Canada continues to face international scrutiny and the ire of it's own citizens for being among the worst global citizens due to the Canadian government's efforts to block climate change reform. A fake news release earlier today announced grand sweeping reform in Canada, and to the dismay of it's own citizens who learned it was a hoax. Evan Kopelson reports live from the Bella Center in Copenhagen, at COP15, the climate change conference.

The Daily Energy Report for December 17th, 2009: Growing frustration over the lack of progress at the COP15. US willing to participate in $100 billion a year fund for developing countries. The UK struggles to balance low energy prices and low carbon emissions. The growth of the global LED market.

President Obama’s recent trip to China yielded big news for electric vehicle owners: He and Chinese President Hu Jintao have come together, agreeing to have both countries collaborate on developing standards that will help get electric vehicles on the road in a quicker, less expensive manner.

Pollin: For developing countries going green doesn't mean slowing growth

Assistant Director-General for Education. Has a broad knowledge of education in developing countries.

EU leaders Jose Manuel Barroso and Fredrick Reinfeldt on Friday presented the outcome of the October Brussels summit on climate finance as a success, even though the 27-nation block remains split over how to finance the impact of climate change in developing countries. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Leo Panitch: Lower dollar will harm developing countries; will offer little help to US workers

Stavros Dimas, EC member in charge of Environment held a press conference on Thursday to present a proposal on climate financing. The European Commission pledges an annual contribution of 15 billion euros a year by 2020 to help developing countries fight climate change. By 2020, developing countries will need around 100 billion euros a year for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures. Up to half of the amount could be covered by public money. The rest should ideally come from the private sector through the carbon market, which could generate as much as 38 billion euros a year for developing countries by 2020. The proposal forms part of the blocs negotiating position for international talks on a post-2012 climate deal, intended to be agreed in Copenhagen this December. Lack of progress on financial support for developing countries has so far stalled the talks. Targets and actions to fight climate change are to stay below 2°C, global emissions need to peak before 2020 and then be cut to ... Distributed by Tubemogul.

Many countries are facing the problem of having a large obese population. Being obese means being prone to various medical conditions and being more at risk to developing certain types of diseases. Losing weight is not something that can be done overnight. If you want to loose weight whilst continuing eating hamburgers, hot dogs, pizzas and doughnuts on a daily basis then yes, it is very difficult to loose weight. Losing weight usually requires changing your lifestyle: reducing your fat intake and eating healthy food. Many people say that they are fat due to hereditary reasons. Nice excuse to not doing anything with their problem! People do not get fat on their own. People do get fat by consuming more calories than the amount of calories they burn. Not eating and doing crash diets is not the solution to losing weight. When you crash diet you lower your metabolic rate, which is the body's natural ability to burn fat. When you return to your old eating habits you gain back all the weight that you lost and ...

The UK’s Development Minister, Douglas Alexander, says it is vital that developing countries benefit equally alongside those in the developed world from any climate change agreement at the Copenhagen summit later this year.

Fires and illegal loggong cause expansion damage to the mountain. This makes our earth desolated. Polluted air and wastes cover everywhere. The earth needs to breathe. Wastewater causes a serious water pollution. And this kills the earth. It is our responsbility to save the earth. Let the nature breathe. 20% of the world's population consumes 80% of its resources. The world spends 12 times more on military expenditures than on aid to developing countries. 5,000 people a day die because of dirty drinking water. 1 billion people have no access to safe drinking water. Nearly 1 billion people are going hungry. Over 50% of grain traded around the world is used for animal feed or biofuels. 40% of arable land has suffered long-term damage. Every year, 13 millions hectares of forest disappear. One mammal in 4, one bird in 8, one amphibian in 3 are threatened with extinction. Species are dying out at a rhythm. 1,000 times faster than the natural rate. Three quarters of fishing grounds are exhausted, depleted or in dangerous decline. The average temperature of the last 15 years have been the highest ever recorded. The ice cap is 40% thinner than 40 years ago. There may be at least 200 million climate refugees by 2050. It's up to us to write what happens next. Together - from the 'Home'

It was a shock to hear an announcement that the second largest killer in developing countries especially amoungst children is DIARRHOEA. Clearly not the most talked about subject, never the less a major problem. Sanitation, somet millioneurosin90days.com

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This week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring you Loke Uei Tan. Loke Uei Tan is the Senior Technical Product Manager, Mobile Developer Experience at Microsoft, a role he has worked in for seven years. He is currently responsible for engaging and developing relationships with ISVs and developers to build innovative and unique solutions for Windows Mobile. Loke Uei has actively executed a worldwide Mobile Embedded & Developer Conference series across nine countries....Read More: http://www.techzulu.com/hot-new-mobile-devices-and-window-mobile-development-with-loke-uei-tan.html

One of the world’s leading climate change experts, Lord Nick Stern, says developing countries must work with richer countries to secure a new agreement on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

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Profiles in Medicine gives an overview of Dr. Darrick Antell , a New York City plastic surgeon. Dr. Antell received awards for outstanding community service and offers free procedures to developing countries around the world and at home in Manhattan. For more information, please visit: www.antell-md.com

The fourth international Generations for Peace camp in Amman, Jordan is about to close its doors on another highly successful and emotionally charged training camp. Founded by HRH Prince Feisal Al Hussein of Jordan, Generations For Peace uses sport as a vehicle for peace building in divided communities. The camp brings together youth leaders from countries troubled by conflict across the world - including Sri Lanka, Somalia, Pakistan and Iraq - where the participants share their experiences of conflict, and support each other in developing ideas that will help change their societies when they return home. Delegates are coached by leading international and local peace education experts and sport coaches, who give them sport training, as well as conflict resolution and teaching skills. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Oxfam- in a new report on climate change- says rich countries have a double duty to not only cut greenhouse gas emissions at home, but also to help developing countries do the same.