By David Li, bostonese.com I learned about North American Journal of Medical Sciences (NAJMS) at the annual conference of American Chinese Medical Exchange Society (ACMES) on Nov. 3, 2012 at Hyatt Regency Cambridge. In her annual report, Dr. June Kong proudly held a copy of NAJMS, and mentioned that this monthly publication had made significant… Continue reading NAJMS – An Open Source Medical Journal Brought to You by ACMES
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For 160-Year-Old Steinway, Lang Lang Is a Perfect Brand for Expansion in China
By Chen Yingqun (from chinadaily.com.cn) Venerable piano maker that goes back nearly 160 years sees china as an important part of its future. Zhang Yuan, a 26-year-old Beijing resident who has been playing the piano for about 10 years, was on the verge of drooling over the Steinway in front of her. There was an… Continue reading For 160-Year-Old Steinway, Lang Lang Is a Perfect Brand for Expansion in China
Boston Senior Home Care Hosts Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser to Increase Supportive Housing Programs for Boston’s Low Income Seniors
Boston Senior Home Care (BSHC) will host its Annual Celebration and Fundraiser on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.at the Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston. The event will feature a live and silent auction, hors d’oeuvres with a cash bar, and music by Jazz in the Air. The goal for the event… Continue reading Boston Senior Home Care Hosts Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser to Increase Supportive Housing Programs for Boston’s Low Income Seniors
His Campaign Saved by Superstorm Sandy, Obama Is Urged to Take Bold Action on Climate Change
Exit polls by CBS News reveal that the fossil-fueled Superstorm Sandy, and President Obama’s response, was a crucial factor for two in five voters nationwide. Twenty-six percent of those polled said Obama’s broadly praised response was an important factor, and 15 percent — about one in six voters — said it was the most important… Continue reading His Campaign Saved by Superstorm Sandy, Obama Is Urged to Take Bold Action on Climate Change
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Concert To Feature Pianist George Li
In the evening of Nov. 15, the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) will present a sepecial concert at Harvard University Sanders Theatre. The concert will feature talented young pianist George Li of Lexington, Mass. Alfred Brendel gave George Li master piano lesson at Verbier Festival Academy in Switzerland in July 2012.
$38 Million for 26 New MassWorks Infrastructure Projects Is Announced Today
BOSTON – November 9, 2012 –The Patrick-Murray Administration today announced $38 million for 26 new MassWorks Infrastructure Program grants to support economic development and housing creation throughout the Commonwealth. Through these grants, the Patrick-Murray Administration will partner with cities and towns to make targeted investments in infrastructure such as roadways, streetscapes, water, and sewer to… Continue reading $38 Million for 26 New MassWorks Infrastructure Projects Is Announced Today
A Free Concert Not to be Missed by Soprano Yan Lian on November 10
By David Li, bostonese.com On Saturday, November 10, a special concert with many beautiful Chinese and Western songs will take place at St. Paul’s Parish Church in Malden, Mass. Soprano Yan Lian graduated from South China Normal University, Department of Music Performance under the tutelage of Professor Yi Ding, Xiuwei Sun and Yun Deng. Professor… Continue reading A Free Concert Not to be Missed by Soprano Yan Lian on November 10
Big Data Revolution, Funding Your Start-up Seminar Creating Buzz for the 2012 MIT CHIEF
By David Li, bostonese.com Cambridge, November 7, — With less than ten days to go until the opening of the 2012 MIT CHIEF(China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum) on November 16, excitements are building for this exceptional event at MIT campus. Hundreds of attendees from around the world will pack conference halls of the Stata Center… Continue reading Big Data Revolution, Funding Your Start-up Seminar Creating Buzz for the 2012 MIT CHIEF
Firstever Tie in First-of-the-nation Dixville Notch Election: Obama and Romney Each Gets Five Votes
By David Li, bostonese.com The results of the first in the nation presidential election was made public on live TB at 3:05 AM on November 6, 2012 in Dixville Notch, NH. The voting started right after the midnight, and a total of 10 votes were recorded in this small precinct. Among the 10 votes, there… Continue reading Firstever Tie in First-of-the-nation Dixville Notch Election: Obama and Romney Each Gets Five Votes
Owner of Sky Energy Trvael Agency in Boston Chinatown Indicted
BOSTON, November 5, 2012 – A Chinatown travel agency owner has been indicted in connection with stealing more than $89,000 from multiple clients in schemes involving U.S. citizenship applications and airline tickets, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today.