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		<title>The Sounds of Asia</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Asia is a part of the world that is full of enduring sights and sounds. The music of Asia is unique in the many instruments they abound. In India the sitar is a string instrument made from wood a the gourd of a pumpkin. The sitar is among of the most used string instruments in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Asia is a part of the world that is full of enduring sights and sounds.  The music of Asia is unique in the many instruments they abound. In  India the sitar is a string instrument made from wood a the gourd of a  pumpkin. The sitar is among of the most used string instruments in India  as the sound is popular in Indian music. In India the shehnai is a  special wood wind instrument that creates notes sounding similar to the  voice of a person. In China some instruments are meant to produce a  calming and meditating mood.</p>
<p>The Gopichand in China changes tune when  pressing on bamboo. The TamTam is hit with a mullet and trembles musical  notes. The native flute of Japan is the Roshakuhachi flute. The  Roshakuhachi flute is one of the many Asian flutes that is played by  blowing air at the end of the instrument. Flutes once played a vital  part of Asian history. The oldest known flute was from 8,000 years ago  and made from red crowned crane bones. Percussion play a major role in  Asian music as well as theater. In Singapore, percussion is often made  the strong point of productions, sometimes even having it’s own solo  part. Percussion instruments popular in Singapore include those made  from leather, wood and brass. A well respected <a href="http://www.singaporeviolinlessons.com/">music school in Singapore</a> is based solely on teaching only percussion theme. Piano and string  instruments such as the harp are some of the favorite instrumental  groups in Singapore.</p>
<p>In Singapore alone the music industry is booming with urban rock, punk  rock and pop. Several music schools in Singapore are dedicated the  sounds of punk rock and pop. A student can enroll in a school  specifically for instrumental lessons aimed towards pop music. Learning a  pop version of drum playing is taught using a Cajun drum or a boxed  drum. Even the Ukulele has taken a turn in Singapore pop music as it has  become a popular tool for pop sound in Asia. Music schools go beyond  the popular wave of punk rock and pop in Singapore. The <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestra#Classical_Orchestra">classical  orchestra</a> is still just as outstanding and cherished. Young children are  often introduced to lessons in piano, cello, and guitar to encourage  musical education early. There are music schools in Singapore directed  to the form of classical music only. One school is designed for piano  and keyboard only while another offers wide variety degrees in almost  every orchestra instrument one could think of. While pop music  instruments like pop guitar are popular the classical tools of music are  just as favored. Violin, harp and cello are still in high demand.  Singapore even has musical universities offering the student composer a  chance to educate in the music industry. In Asia no musical instrument  is left out. Each instrumental group has it&#8217;s place in Asian sound.</p>
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		<title>Betta Fishes at my Student Home :)</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Jul 2011 08:58:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Betta fish are really cool and pretty fish to have. I bought a betta fish a couple of times. At first I kept the tiny fish in a small bowl just like they have them in at the store. Because betta fish can breathe air like people do and in the water as well, this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Betta fish are really cool and pretty fish to have. I bought a <a href="http://bettafish-secrets.com">betta  fish</a> a couple of times. At first I kept the tiny fish in a small bowl  just like they have them in at the store. Because betta fish can breathe  air like people do and in the water as well, this is why you can keep  them in such a small bowl.</p>
<p>After about a week of watching my <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siamese_fighting_fish">fish</a> swim in this small area, I  decided I wanted him to have more room. So he could swim farther. So I  bought a 10 gallon fish tank and some accessories to spruce up the tank.  First I washed everything out really good with soapy water, the tank  and the accessories. I also bought an air pump so the fish would have  more air and the water wouldn’t get stale. Once I got the fish tank and  his new trimmings washed well, I filled the tank up with water and put  the trimmings in place as I wanted them. I let the water sit for a while  so I wouldn’t shock the fish when I first put him in the water. I  actually waited about 24 hours before I put my fish in his new home.<br />
I also got a plecostomus or an algae eater for the tank. The plecostomus  would eat the algae in the fish tank so I wouldn’t have to change the  water as often. This type of fish can usually be found stuck to the side  of the fish tank.<br />
Once I put my betta fish in his beautiful new home, he swam away looking  at all the new surroundings he had. A sunken treasure chest at the  bottom of the tank, some pretty rocks and glass stones and a huge rock I  bought that had a hole in the middle of it so the fish could swim in  and out of it.<br />
After my fish got use to his new place, I decided I better feed him. I  bought some betta fish food which was freezed-dried blood worms. I would  only feed him a couple of times a day so the water wouldn’t get cloudy  to fast and the fish wouldn’t get sick.<br />
I ended up having to put something on the back of the fish tank because  the fish could see his reflection. I bought the pretty fishy looking  background design they had at the pet store but this didn’t work. He  could still see himself. It was Christmas time so I ended up putting  some Christmas wrapping paper with Santa on it on the back of the  outside of the tank. Problem solved. My betta fish ended up living about  3 years.</p>
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		<title>The Czech Business Relations with Asia</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 12 Jun 2011 11:48:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In January of 1997, the Czech Republic/Asia Business Association, a non-profit, non-governmental organization, was established, with the complete cooperation of the Singapore Trade Development Board. Its objective was to offer broad-spectrum assistance to cultural and commercial interaction between the Asian Countries and the Czech Republic, while defending and sustaining the union of the members’ varied [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In January of 1997, the Czech Republic/Asia Business Association, a  non-profit, non-governmental organization, was established, with the  complete cooperation of the <a href="http://www.iesingapore.gov.sg/wps/portal">Singapore Trade Development Board</a>. Its  objective was to offer broad-spectrum assistance to cultural and  commercial interaction between the Asian Countries and the Czech  Republic, while defending and sustaining the union of the members’  varied business interests.</p>
<p>In 2007, the Czech/Asian Business Forum brought Asian businesses to the  Czech Republic for the very first time. Participating were 37 Asian plus  122 Czech forum attendees, 10 official forum diplomats and official  guests, as well as 27 business delegates. The 2007 event was supported  by the Czech Republic’s largest commercial bank, CSOB, which specializes  in the area of international trade financing. A key contract, governing  a major Czech <a href="http://globaledge.msu.edu/countries/mongolia/risk/">investment in a Mongolian gold mining project</a>, was  successfully executed during the 2007 forum.</p>
<p>Subsequently, in 2008 the forum was attended by 44 Asian and 157 Czech  participants, 15 diplomats and official guests, plus 29 business  delegates. That year, the forum brought about the execution of an  agreement between the Czech/Mongolian Chamber of Commerce and Fifta  Mongolia, plus several agreements regarding significant infrastructure  projects between CSOB and their clientele.</p>
<p>The 2009 forum was attended by 47 Asian and 193 Czech participants, 20  official guests and diplomats, and 27 business delegates. The Czech  Export Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction &amp; Development and  the Czech Prime Minister substantially supported the forum, plus the  Czech Republic Ministry of Finance moderated.</p>
<p>In 2010, the forum focused on fighting the world economic crisis and was  attended by the Prime minister of the Czech Republic, as well as the  Czech Republic&#8217;s Minister of the Environment. During the forum, an  important memorandum was successfully negotiated and signed between the  Czech Republic’s Association of Exporters and the Federation of  Exporters from India. The main topic of the forum was sustainable  development and the Indonesian Royal Family visited the event. Also in  attendance were 212 Czech and 55 Asian business participants. The Asian  businessmen were from Mongolia, Vietnam, Korea, Indonesia, India and  Singapore.</p>
<p>Travel is always a subject of interest to businessmen everywhere.  <a href="http://deal.com.sg/travels/singapore">Singapore travel deals are readily available</a> to the savvy traveler and  are as hot a topic of conversation at annual forums as they are anywhere  else. Singapore is an exciting teeming high-rise occupied cosmopolitan  city with 400 plus public parks, abundant rainforests and beaches, as  well as numerous shopping malls, historic structures and museums. Along  the wharfs of the Singapore River, there are clusters of excellent  entertainment and dining choices. Singapore actually has three sections  and they are Little India, the Malay area, which is full of history, and  the ever-popular Chinatown. Visitors have found that travelers of all  ages can be truly entertained by the picturesque splendor of Singapore  and the adjacent sparkling clear waters. Travelers of all ages  appreciate the Singapore travel deals, whether they are headed for a  Czech/Asian Business Forum or just on vacation. More Deals on <a href="http://timelessbeauty.wordpress.com/2011/10/09/discount-coupon-code-for-deal-com-sg/">deal.com.sg</a></p>
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		<title>Traditional Way Of Healing</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Jun 2011 10:34:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Reiki is a spiritual practice and was developed in 1922 by Buddhist Mikao Usui. There are two forms of Reiki: Traditional Japanese and Western Reiki, both contain three levels of attainment: First, Second, and Master/Teacher level. In the First Level, a practitioner is able to heal self and others. At the Second Level they can [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Reiki is a spiritual practice and was developed in 1922 by Buddhist  Mikao Usui. There are two forms of Reiki: Traditional Japanese and  Western Reiki, both contain three levels of attainment: First, Second,  and Master/Teacher level. In the First Level, a practitioner is able to  heal self and others. At the Second Level they can heal without being  physically close to the patient by using specialized symbols. At Master  level, the therapist can channel energy through him or herself into the  patient by the laying on of hands, activating the natural healing of the  patient&#8217;s body. If Master level is obtained you are one of two types of  Master, a Master Teacher or a Master Practitioner; a Master Teacher is a  Master of Reiki and they can teach Reiki, a Master Practitioner knows  Reiki well enough to teach but they have chosen not to teach.</p>
<p>Traditional Japanese Reiki is a system that uses the intuitive skill of  knowing where to place the hands for healing and in general the  teachings never left Japan; where as Western Reiki system uses set hand  patterns for treatments and places emphasis on the healing of ailments.</p>
<p>Reiki is used for healing the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual  issues and gives wonderful results. It is beneficial to the health of  woman, man, children and can be used on animals, plants and water.</p>
<p>When the flow of energy is disrupted, weakened or blocked somewhere in  the body, emotional or health problems usually occur. Imbalances can be  caused from: emotional or physical trauma, injury, negative thoughts and  feelings, toxicity, nutritional depletion, destructive lifestyle and  relationships, neglect of self and a lack of love. Reiki is used for the  healing of the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual issues that  are caused by these imbalances of energy and has positive results. It is  beneficial to your health and can be used for women, men, children,  animals, plants and water.</p>
<p>The Reiki healing energy can be used at any moment where on-the-spot  stress release, pain relief and quick energy is necessary. A treatment  is done while you relax in a laying or sitting position. The healer then  holds his hands on or above the patient and this process can last an  hour or longer, depending on what the treatment is being done for. The  energy flows from the healer to the part of the body the patient is  having problems with. During treatment you may feel warmth coming from  the healers hands and or a tingling sensation in your body. The  receiving of Reiki can treat the whole person; mind, body and spirit.  The end results for the patient are usually feelings of peace, security  and well being.</p>
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