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NEWS08 Li Na’s win to inspire young Chinese08 School children in China Do Michael Jackson Dance Routines Every Morning

TRAVEL10 Best Beaches in Asia - Okinawa

TREND 09 Hello Kitty Electric Slow Cooker Crock Pot & iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock29 Japan’s Newest Cute limited Camera: Doraemon’s EX-Z800

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Asian Americans Celebrate Heritage Month at the Governor’s Mansion By Lita Martija C.K. Lau

of Transportation, a state agency.

“This Heritage Month is a special opportunity,” the governor said in his speech,” to acknowledge and honor the achievements of Asian Americans, and communicate to the community the diverse contributions of Asian Americans to the overall vigor and vitality of the economy in the State. He also introduced his wife Anne (they were married since they were 19 years old) stating that they also nurtured the American dream and began from simple beginnings to the Governor’s Man-sion. He said he and his wife have begun study-ing the Mandarin dialect.

The governor then introduced special guest Elaine Chao, Department of Labor Secretary.

Tallahassee--Hundreds of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the State of Florida flocked to Tallahassee May 26 to join Governor Scott’s special reception at the Mansion to cel-ebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month., a traditional congressional proclamation in the month of May.

The reception, held at the mansion’s lawn, welcomed busloads of community leaders rep-resenting hundreds of Asian American organiza-tions from all parts of the State where they en-joyed wine, sushi, and array of ethnic food. There were cultural presentations at the lawn ranging from native dances to martial arts to ethnic mu-sic.

Dr. Clyde Diao, a Filipino American, Chair of the Asian Coalition of Tallahassee (ACT), and a member of the governor’s cabinet, introduced the governor. He enumerated the various state government’s economic plans, especially the 777 project of the governor, which is geared to help create jobs for Floridians. He said that the Heritage Month reception was begun three years ago under then Governor Crist, He then thanked Governor Scott, on behalf of Asian Americans, for continuing the tradition. He specifically thanked the Governor for appointing Ananth Prasad, an Indian American to head the Florida Department

Ms. Chao, an American of Chinese ancestry, spoke of her early years in the country, speak-ing no English at age 8, but nurturing a dream to one day achieve the American dream. She did, from a one bedroom apartment in New York City to becoming Labor Secretary, the only Asian so honored.

Elaine Chao 趙小蘭, the first Asian Pacific American woman and first Chinese American appointed to a President’s cabinet in American history. She served as the United States Secre-tary of Labor from 2001 to 2009.

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Dr. Joy Bruce from Fort Lauderdale, president of the Asian American Federation of Florida (AAFF) and CEO of the Fort Lauderdale-based Na-tional Agency to Nurture the Aged and the Youth (NANAY) presented a framed “Paint A New Portrait of Florida” 2011 Census Brochure cover to the governor. She said that AAFF, with more than 75 member Asian American organizations, working diligently with Governor Crist’s 2011 Census Com-plete Count Committee, proudly announced that the population figure for Asian Americans has now risen from 266,000 in year 2000 to almost half a million, the fastest growing ethnic group in the State.

The Asian Pacific American Heritage Month celebration is a partnership between the Executive Office of the Governor and Florida’s Foundation. The reception was supported by AT&T, Prudential, Keiser College and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida.

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Mayor Buddy Dyerpresents the Proclamation to Asian American

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Representatives from Asian Associations including Asian American Chamber of Commerce, Asian American Heritage Council, Asian Heritage Association of Lockheed Martin Central Florida, Asian Pacific Women’s Association, Bayanihan International Ladies Association, Bayanihan at Wedgefield, Central Florida Asian Youth Group, Central Florida SunTrust Diversity Council, Chinese American Association of Central Florida, Council

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Li Na became China’s first-ever Grand Slam singles champion in the French Open final. Newly-crowned French Open champion Li Na has set her sight on next month’s Wim-bledon Open. Li claimed the first grand slam women’s singles title for China and Asia, beat-ing defending champion Francesca Schiavone of Italy 6-4, 7-6 (7-0) in the French Open. The triumph also raised the 29-year-old to world number four from seven.

A middle school in China has given up their regular acrobatic exercises. Instead, school children started to dance like Michael Jackson. More than 700 students’ stage mass performances of Michael Jackson dance routines appeared in a school in Chongqing City in southwest China. Their favorite robotic routine - from the video of his hit Dangerous – is believed to have been inspired by internet footage of prisoners in the Philippines performing MJ’s Thriller dance.

They have also choreographed their routine to the Korean hit melody, ‘Nobody’, by the Wonder Girls, in the past, said the principal. Headmaster Wan Lu, 36, explained: “We used to practice tai chi but the students said they wanted to do something more modern. The video ends with a message from the school’s faculty, reading “all our efforts are worthwhile as long as the children grow up happily.”

This video showing more than 700 school children dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” has taken the Internet by storm.

School children in China Do Michael Jackson Dance Routines Every Morning

Li Na’s win to inspire young ChineseLi Na also changed the sports in China

permanently. Today Tennis is the third-most watched sport on Chinese television, behind basketball and soccer, and is gaining popular-ity among players. Last year, it was estimated that 14 million people in China regularly play tennis, up from 1 million when the sport re-turned to the Olympics in 1988. That’s three times as many as in France and about half the 27 million estimated tennis players in the U.S.

Shanghai-based Oriental Daily said she was the “No. 1 Sister” of Chinese sports. Her semifinal win was watched by as many as 65 million viewers in China, according to the French Open website.

“Today is a dream comes true. When I was a young player, I wanted be a Grand Slam champion,” said Li Na. Find your passion and stick with it.

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Best Beaches in AsiaThe reasons to visit Okinawa

Okinawa consists of more than a hundred small islands at the southwest of mainland Japan. The island chain has a comfortable subtropical climate with high temperatures and high rainfall, which keep the islands verdant all the time. Tourists may come at any time of the year except between late summer and early fall when destructive typhoons visit the islands.

Cultural AttractionsThe culture in Okinawa is a mixture of Japanese and

Chinese influences evident in the various landmarks in this city. A top tourist attraction is the Gyokusendo King-dom Village that showcases Japanese culture and crafts like Eisa dance performances, dying textiles (bingata), and brewing of awamori. The Ryukyu Village is a theme park that presents the Okinawan culture and lifestyle. The Castle Ruins (Nakijin Joseki) offers a stunning view of the Iheya Island and the Hentona city.Beaches

The island of Okinawa has so much to offer for tour-ists who want to enjoy the summer heat in the beaches. One of the best summer destinations is the Moon Beach, which is known for its coconut trees, white sand, and pristine blue waters. The beaches in the Iriomote and Ishigaki islands attract many local and foreign visitors as well. The best time to go to the beaches of Okinawa is between April and November when the weather is warm.Watersport Activities

Okinawa is home to the most diverse marine wildlife and stunning coral reefs in the world, making the place perfect for water sport activities such as scuba diving

and snorkeling. Among the marine wonders to explore in Okinawa are manta rays, tropical fish, octopus, hammerhead sharks, and sea turtles.

Yaeyama Island is one of the main island chains in Okinawa, is a famous destination for tourists who are looking for an alternative to the busy and active cities in Japan. The relaxing rural life in Yaeyama islands offers not only se-renity, but also opportunities for water adventure activities.Shopping

The major shopping street in Okinawa is the Kokusai-dori, which is lined with malls and shops that offer handicrafts, jewelry, and other

souvenir items.Cuisine

The Okinawan dishes are a fusion of Japanese and Chinese culinary styles. Some of the delicious dishes you must try in Okinawa are the Okinawa soba (wheat soup with pork nuggets), somen (wheat noodles), irabu-jiru

(sea snake stew), yagijiru (goat stew), and irabu-cha (parrot fish). Don’t forget to order Okinawa’s specialty rice liquor, the awamori, and the popular Orion Beer.


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The entrance of Onna branch was designed based on the main building of Okinawa’s Shuri Castle; unique features are an S-shaped entrance roof called “Karahafu”, a dragon-head ornament, and bright colors like vermilion. http://www.okashigoten.co.jp/

Okinawan Sweet Potatoes are a unique variety of sweet potato with purple flesh. In Japan they are called Beni Imo for purple sweet potato.

Okinawa Tree House RestaurantThis treehouse is a restaurant, serving Asian food. It is located on Highway 58 at the entrance to Onoyama Park in southern Japan where it overlooks the ocean. Visitors ascend via a lift inside the trunk.

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Very tight final race – Red Dragon Miami (1:46.52), Tampa Blade Runners Red (1:47.02), TECO Tan Anou Red (1:47.21), The Dragon Slayers (1:47.24) and Wun Fun Cru of Lake County (1:48.12)

CAACF CHARGE dragon boat team – the first Asian Dragon Boat Team in Central Florida


Tampa Bay International Dragon Boat Races Attracts Thousands

Thousands of athletes and spectators enjoyed the Tampa bay Interna-tional Dragon Boat Races along with AsiaFest 2011 and International Beer Festival in Cotanchobee Fort Brooke Park throughout the day on April 30. Dragon Boat Races started at 9 in the morning, with a heat running every 12 minutes. More than 50 teams competed for a division champion in a course of 450m on the waters, with a fully buoyed 5-lane course. Red Dragon

Miami won the final championship at 1:46.52 in a very close race.

Would like to see more races? Tampa Bay will be hosting the 10th IDBF World Dragon Boat Racing Championships from August 4-7, 2011. Many world champion dragon boat teams are coming from all over the world. Visit www. http://www.tampabaydragonboats.com for more details.

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Walgreens Commits to Title Sponsorship for the Orlando International Dragon Boat Festival

ORLANDO, FL., May 24, 2011– GWN Dragon Boat announced Tuesday that Walgreens will be the new title sponsor of the annual Orlando In-ternational Dragon Boat Festival on October 15, 2011 held at Walt Disney World® Resort.

Entering its fourth year, this unique event features participants competing in 40-foot long canoes adorned with decorative Chinese dragon heads and tails. Teams consisting of 20 synchro-

nized paddlers, one drummer, and one steer-sperson, race down a 500-meter course on Lake Buena Vista. Social groups, corporations, and fitness enthusiasts alike embrace the sport of dragon boating because it builds camaraderie, emphasizes teamwork and unity, and promotes a healthy lifestyle.

“We are excited to have an organization such as Walgreens take a leadership role in the event,” said Aaron Soroka, Chief Operating Officer, GWN Dragon Boat. “Their focus on the health and well-ness of their customers and staff make the sport of dragon boating and this event a perfect fit.”

“Dragon boating combines teamwork and physical fitness with centuries old tradition,” said Marlin Hutchens, Market Vice President, Wal-greens. “We are excited to play a role in promot-ing healthy living through the sport to our custom-ers as well as the people who work for us.”

The Walgreens Orlando International Dragon Boat Festival will be the last stop of the Major League Dragon Boat Series. It attracts recre-

ational and competitive teams from all over North America and has been the catalyst for many new start-up teams in the Orlando area. With help from the Orlando Health Foundation, in partner-ship with MD Anderson Cancer Center Orlando, the number of teams participating at the one-day regatta is expected to surpass 100 this year, making the annual event the largest in the South-eastern United States.

“Dragon boating has proven to be a great physical therapy for breast cancer survivors so it aligns well with our mission and outreach ef-forts in the community,” said Cheryl Collins, vice president, Orlando Health Foundation. “It’s a great way to be physically active and support a great cause.”

GWN Dragon Boat and Walgreens believe this sponsorship will encourage others to discov-er the benefits of dragon boating and a healthy lifestyle. For more information or to register a team, visit www.gwndragonboat.com.

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April 30, 2011 marks World Tai Chi and Qigong Day and at Barber Park a disciplined group of practitioners of all ages and knowledge levels come here for one reason: To heal the world with their “Qi” one step, one breath at a time. This is what the event is all about. Every-one around the world does these meditation in motion exercises at 10 a.m. in their time zones, which creates a “healing wave” and promotes the benefits of Tai Chi and Qigong. I was very honored to read and receive for the group a proclamation from the Mayor of Orlando, Buddy Dyer proclaiming this day, April 30th, 2011, World Tai Chi and Qigong Day. After a group photo, it was now about time to start the event. Everyone found their places and at precisely 10:00 a.m. started to do their forms, which some were as long as 20 minutes and shorter forms were just repeated until everyone was finished. I asked the participants about their experiences which were very similar and unique. We all then sat down to a Pot Luck lunch where everyone shared their food and drinks. After giving a brief discussion of the history of Tai Chi and Qigong, I then turned it over into a question and answer session where

The World Tai Chi Day in Central Florida

novice student Maria asked “how long should I practice my Tai Chi each day?” I told her at least 30 minutes a day because this is a slow aerobic exercise which massages your joints and liga-ments and makes your body more flexible and pliable and it also improves your body’s balance, which leads to less slip and falls and gives you a more energetic and youthful look - which in-creases your longevity. Sifu Cliff Black posed another great question to the group: “Which is more important, the student or the teacher?” The group thought for a minute and was split down the middle 50/50. Sifu Cliff said, the answer is, you need both of them because if this art is to survive, you need a knowledgeable teacher and a willing and disciplined student. If one of these is missing, the information cannot get passed on. The “lineage” will stop. The group then found a partner and practiced “Push Hands”, which is the martial aspect of Tai Chi Chuan where awareness of yourself, your partner and the surroundings is the key to getting better at this disciplined long-term exercise . The day was coming to an end and I felt everyone who was there shared and be-came a little more aware of the true depths that

Tai Chi and Qigong has to offer and our positive “Qi” energy took one step and one breath closer to healing the world!

I want to thank everyone who came to my 6th annual event especially the Sifus and teach-ers: Cliff Black, Katherine Vaccaro, Bob Waers and Don Moore.

Sifu Sam Winters of the Hsin Yung I-Chuan School of Tai Chi a long-term practitioner who has performed many “friendship demonstrations” at Asian festivals and events around the Orlando area for the past 4 years. He has also served for 2 years as a Judge at the Inter-national Chinese Martial Arts Tournaments and previ-ously competed and placed for 8 years on the ICMAC circuit. Anyone interested in being a part of World Tai Chi and Qigong Day 2012 or having a Tai Chi demon-stration performed at their Asian event or business, or receiving Tai Chi and Qigong instruction, please contact Sifu Sam Winters at (407)238-7450. Leave a message or e-mail at [email protected].

By Sam Winters

Every year on April 30th at 10am World Tai Chi & Qigong Day occurs because thousands of people worldwide who share a

common vision of hope & healing for our planet and her people come together each year to organize events in 65 nations.

“Inner Smile” Tai Chi players ready to heal the world.

Sifu Sam Winters and group starting their “Opening Movements”

Sifu Sam’s student novice Maria Espinal doing Earth Style’s Movement “Brush Knee and Push”.


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Purposes of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day: 1) To educate the world of the profound health & healing benefits of Tai Chi & Qigong for indi-viduals, communities, and nations 2) To thank Chinese culture for creating and sharing these profoundly valuable gifts with the world 3) To bring together people across racial, economic, religious, and geo-political boundaries, to join together for the purpose of health and healing, providing an example to the world.

One such event occurred in Orlando at the Traditional Martial Arts center were Sifu Charles Rivera of the Health Tai Chi And Qigong Associa-tion of Florida promoted the World Tai Chi and Qigong event. Sifu Charles is a certified Sifu of the Association under Sifu Hui Yin Foon 許燕歡 in Hong Kong.

Sifu Charles learned Tai Chi 24 simplified form 廿四式簡化太極拳 the Yang 32 straight sword

By Sifu Charles

32 式楊家太極劍 and Yang broadsword 楊家太極刀. He also learns the Health Qigong Ba Duan Jin健

身氣功八段錦(8 brocades system) method. Later he met Sifu Chan in New York who taught him Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan 太極功夫扇 and also Chen Style Tai Chi 陳式太極拳.

As Tai Chi teaches the body to move and change more easily and effortlessly, it provides a model for the mind and heart to change more easily, too. Therefore, as you continue with Tai Chi, you may discover you eat healthier, drink more water and less soda, get better rest, adopt habits which are healthier and more beneficial to you and others, and spend more time with people who make you feel good about yourself.

For class time and information please contact Sifu Charles at 407-230-0541 or email [email protected]

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By Master Kerby KuekSource: The Standard - www.thestandard.com.hk

A person who died during the 2008 Sichuan earthquake was born at 1pm on May 17, 1972. Another person born in the same hour and date remains alive in Hong Kong.

A mainlander who died during the Japanese tsunami was born on March 18, 1955. Another person with similar birth details lives in Malaysia.

What these examples tell us is very clear: there is a flaw in using your birth date when seeking to divine your destiny from fortune tellers or fung shui masters.

The life-reading experts can tell you all sorts of things in a beautiful and nicely written Chinese poem. But one thing is for sure: they can’t tell you your actual date of death.

If anyone can, please let me know so I may learn from him or her.

I have been searching for great masters for the past 15 years - and I am still searching.

No one can tell you precisely when you will die - or even the exact date and locations of disasters, such as the quake and tsunami in Japan.

We have to understand that all living beings are on Earth for a reason.

If you believe in karma, you know that only saints are sent to heaven while those with sins are sent back to Earth to rerun their life.

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In my previous article, I pointed out that respecting others will certainly change your course of life. It is that simple.

However strong you are, you will still not be as strong as a tsunami.

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Thought of the day: We are not whole, we are only part of a whole.!

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Master Kerby Kuek has been practicing Feng Shui and life reading for more than 10 years. His areas of expertise include Chinese astrology, name analysis, face reading, as well as I-Ching. Kuek strongly believes that Chinese Metaphysics is nothing superstition: It is a combination of formulae, experiences and common sense, whereby a trained master can skillfully integrate it into your daily life and thus help you to achieve your personal and financial goals. He has published three books on fung shui. Email: [email protected]

The five elements of ancient Chinese metaphysics refer to the study of mountains, medicine, forecasting, astrology and facial reading.

But there is a caveat because once a name is given, say, to a cup, then everything else is not a cup. Another example is when water is in a bottle, it becomes a bottle; when water is in a bowl, it becomes a bowl. This is Tao. The term fung shui in Chinese simply means wind and water, but wait - this is not so simple in ancient texts and applications.

Ancient scriptures use the broader term kan yu, which refers to anything above (sky and cosmos) and on the ground. So actually the term fung shui refers not only to wind and water, but to the formation of the universe.

The Tao is formed from darkness. Yin and yang emerged from that and formed heaven (cosmic sky) and earth, then male and female, and so on.

One can see that Tao is not about religion, it is more philosophical and theoretically oriented toward explaining the universe - as does kan yu and fung shui.

Many, especially those with religious beliefs, think that kan yu or fung shui is superstitious and would rather not talk about it. I’ve had a professor, a government minister and others refuse to talk to me about this, and I can’t blame them because I was once a skeptic as well.

Twenty years ago, I was in the United States teaching martial arts to doctors, lawyers and accountants. Their enthusiasm and interest toward Oriental arts was intense.

A student came to talk to me about fung shui. Being young, I tried to change the subject by saying to him that this was superstition.

I can still remember seeing the frustration and anger in him as he replied: “How can you simply disregard your 5,000 years of Chinese heritage?”

I was shocked by his remarks. He then went on to elaborate that fung shui is nothing but a study of the environment and our surroundings - we are all involved whether we like it or not.

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yahoo.com or 407-334-0371. Serious inquiry only.

JAPANESE LESSON 34747Language and cultural lesson by native speaker

Private or small groupNew Skype On-Line course available

Contact: Ms. Izumi Sakurada at 321-939-2236 or [email protected]

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RESTAURANT FOR SALEFree Standing Building , 3,000 Sq. Ft+, Winter Park . Close to University, High traffic area.

Interested, please call 407-718-6972

RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE at Colonial Town in Central Florida.

1,600 to 10,000 sq.ft. High traffic areas with competitive rental rate.

Please call Eddie Harountanion @ 407-894-7805

RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE Sushi Restaurant on sale for $ $60,000! Includes all kitchen equipment to chopsticks, everything including the business name. You can start the Sushi Restaurant with all provided

tomorrow! Located in Ocoee near Windermere. Call 321-246-0066 or email to

[email protected] for more information.

Taiko Lessons for Beginners! Are you interested in Japanese Culture? We’re presenting Traditional Japanese

Taiko Drum lessons for Beginners. We are accepting New Students. Please call for an appointment. HURRY, space is limited!

Instructors: Takemasa Ishikura / Yuko Ishikura, Fee: $10 per person / per class · You’re required to purchase “Bachi” (Taiko Drumsticks). $23 per pair

Dates: Every Tuesday, Hours: 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Address: Sunbelt Center - 1255 La Quinta Drive, Suite 112, Orlando , FL 32809. Tel: 407.435.9388

LAW OFFICE ASSISTANT (需懂國、英語) applicant must speak and write both Chinese and English;

have work permit; email resume to [email protected]

JAPANESE HAIR STRAIGHTENING 縮毛矯正

by EXPERIENCED Japanese Hair Stylist contact Lisa 619-730-5660

TAIJI/QIGONG CLASSTaiji is a system of movements used to increase one’s balance, awareness,

coordination and to promote one’s energy (qi). Classes are every Wednesday and start at 7pm. Downtown location (near Sea World).

Contact Sifu Sam Winters for more information at 407.238.7450



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Baji Quan and much more...) from July 6 - 8 with top Masters from the US and China. A training schedule and fees will be posted soon. Over 1000 competitors for this eventFor more information, please visit www.kungfuchampionship.com/orlando/index.html

Anime Festival Orlando 12Aug 5 – 7 at Wyndham Orlando Resort on International Drive. AFO is a three day festival of all things related to the Japanese animation and pop culture. Started in 2000, Anime Festival Orlando is run by fans for fans and has earned the title of “Florida’s Favorite Anime Convention” as well as being voted one of the “Top 10 Things To Do In Orlando” by DK Publishing’s Travel Guide. For more information about Anime Festival Orlando, please visit www.anim efestivalorland o.com

Bon FestivalAug 13, 4-9pm at 4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach. Inspired by Obon, Japan’s traditional three-day holiday honoring ancestors and thanking them for the quality of life enjoyed by the living, the Morikami will celebrate the 34th annual Bon Festival in one fun-packed evening. Entertainment will include rousing taiko drum performances, traditional Japanese folk dancing with audience participation and a street fair with games and ven-dor booths. The highlight of the evening will begin at sunset when the lake surrounded by majestic gardens will be transformed into a tranquil sea of lighted lanterns that, in accordance with Japanese custom, guide the departure of ancestors’ souls who have come for a brief visit among the living. A special fireworks display will cap the evening. www.morikami.org

»What is happening in Florida?Chinese Yo-Yo Summer Camp, Orlando and Jacksonville

June 11 (Sat) 9am – 2:30pm, Losco Regional Park – 10931 Hood Road South, Jacksonville, FL 32258June 25 (Sat) 9am – 2:30pm, Barber Park – 3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32812 Cost: $20 per person includes one Chinese Yo-Yo and snacks; lunch not provided. Anyone 10 years or older interested in Chinese culture is welcome. Organized by Central Florida Chinese American Youth Association. Sponsored by Overseas Com-patriot Affairs Commission, R.O.C. and Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Miami. Contact Robert Chung 407-408-5555/[email protected] and Kenny Chen 407-683-3693/[email protected]. Limited spots available, please register early.

Let’s Do Business FloridaJun 16 – 17 at Marriott Harbor Beach Resort, Ft. Lauderdale. 2011 FMCRC Florida Minority Community Economic Development Summit- Let’s Do Business Florida. No Registration Cost For Non Profits and Minority Businesses. Contact Erica Cardenas at Erica@cardenasm arketing.com for more information. This year we will focus on job creation and diversity in Florida minority communities, organizations and businesses. Focus Industries: Automotive-Cons umer-Technology -Financial Institutions. www.lets dobusinessflori da.com

Fireworks at the FountainJul 4 Fireworks at the Fountain, Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando - 195 N Rosalind Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801. Monday, July 4, 2011. 4 – 10 p.m. The City of Orlando is hosting Fireworks at the Fountain on Monday, July 4th. Fireworks at the Fountain is a patriotic celebration of fun, food and fanfare at Lake Eola Park. Enjoy live entertain-ment and an area just for kids. Festivities begin at 4 p.m., so get there early for a great viewing spot of the fountain and the fireworks! The finale of fireworks will begin at 9:30 p.m. www.cityoforlan do.net

International Chinese Martial Arts Championship 2011July 6-10, 2011. Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center, West Osceola Park-way, Kissimmee, (407) 586-2000. Chinese Martial Arts Business Summit, Special Intensive Training Seminars (Xing Yi Quan, Bagua Zhang, Liuhe Bafa, Praying Mantis,

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PAN ASIAN Bento Cafe www.bentocafesushi.com________________________________________VariAsian Crazy Buffet 813-998-92282702 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa________________________________________Chop Stix Cafe 352-367-00033500 SW 13th Street , Gainesville ________________________________________ Chop Stix Bistro-Thornebrook Village 352-505-31312441 NW 43rd Street , Gainesville________________________________________Momoyaki 352-384-37333100 SW 34th Street , Gainesville

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THAIRoyal Thai 407-275-07761202 N. Semoran Blvd. Orlando________________________________________SEA Thai Restaurant 407-895-09853812 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando________________________________________Soong Thai 407-822-82009448 W Colonial Dr. Ocoee

VEGETARIANGreen Mango 352-505-62007625 W. Newberry Rd. Gainesville

VIETNAMESELittle Saigon 407-423-85391106 E Colonial Dr. Orlando ________________________________________Lạc Việt Bistro 407-228-40002021 East Colonial Dr. Orlando ________________________________________New Saigon Subs 407-898-77701242 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando ________________________________________Phở Hòa 407-895-6098649 N Primrose Dr. Orlando________________________________________ Phở 88 Noodle 407-897-3488730 N Mills Ave. Orlando________________________________________ Phở Vinh Restaurant 407-228-0043657 N Primrose Dr. Orlando________________________________________Phở Quyen Cuisine 813-632-34442740 E. Fowler Ave. Tampa

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China Garden Restaurant 407-671-2120118 S Semoran Blvd. Winter Park www.chinagardenwp.com________________________________________ Golden Lotus Restaurant 407-352-38328365 S John Young Pkwy. Orlando ________________________________________ Ming’s Bistro 407-898-96721212 Woodward St. Orlando ________________________________________ABC Seafood Restaurant 727-522-18882705 54th Ave. St. Petersburg________________________________________Chopstix Dim Sum & Seafood 813-632-3293 1441 East Fletcher Ave.Tampa ________________________________________Ha Long Bay 727-522-99885944 34th Street Suite 38-41, St. Petersburg________________________________________T.C. Choy’s Asian Bistro 813-251-1191301 S. Howard Ave. Tampa________________________________________Toa Toa Chinese Restaurant 954-746-8833 4145 Northwest 88th Ave. Sunrise________________________________________

DIM SUMGolden Lotus Restaurant 407-352-38328365 S John Young Pkwy. Orlando ________________________________________ Ming’s Bistro 407-898-96721212 Woodward St. Orlando ________________________________________Chopstix Dim Sum & Seafood 813-632-3293 1441 East Fletcher Ave.Tampa ________________________________________Ha Long Bay 727-522-99885944 34th Street Suite 38-41, St. Petersburg________________________________________T.C. Choy’s Asian Bistro 813-251-1191301 S. Howard Ave. Tampa________________________________________Toa Toa Chinese Restaurant 954-746-8833 4145 Northwest 88th Ave. Sunrise

JAPANESEBento Cafe www.bentocafesushi.com151 S Orange Ave. Orlando 407-999-89897335 W. Sand Lake Rd. Orlando 407-352-22773841 SW Archer Rd. Gainesville 352-224-5123________________________________________Hana Sushi 407-830-9233397 East Altamonte Drive, Suite 1200, Altamonte Springs www.hanasushi.info________________________________________Aki Restaurant 407-354-00257460 Universal Blvd. Orlando________________________________________Gizmo Sushi 407-677-5800110 S Semoran Blvd. Winter Park________________________________________Gochi Sushi Cafe 407-877-005013770 W. Colonial Dr, Winter Garden________________________________________Ran-Getsu of Tokyo 407-345-0044901 South Orlando Ave., Maitland, FL________________________________________Shin Japanese Cuisine 407-648-8000803 N. Orange Ave. Orlando www.shinsushi.com________________________________________SHOGUN Japanese Steak House (鉄板焼き Teppan-yaki)6327 International Dr., Orlando 407-352-1607________________________________________Sushiology www.sushiology.net 6400 International Dr, Orlando 407-345-02458249 Vineland Ave #108 407-239-4920________________________________________Sushi Tomi 407-352-8635 8463 S John Young Pkwy, Orlando________________________________________Mikado Japanese Cuisine 6417 Raleigh St. Orlando 407-822-1080 13586 Village Park Dr # 306 Orlando 407-851-9933________________________________________

ASIAN GROCERIES

1st Oriental Supermarket 407-292-36685132 W. Colonial Dr. Orlando www.1storiental.com refer to P.19 for more details________________________________________M D Oriental Market1106 E Fowler Ave. Tampa 813-868-1688(Brandon)10127 E. Adamo Dr. Tampa 813-443-2188refer to P.29 for more details 877-668-MD88 (6388)________________________________________Eastside Asian Market 407-615-888112950 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando refer to P.11 for more details Farm Fresh Produce Market 407-615-8882 10950 E Colonial Dr. Orlando refer to P.11 for more details________________________________________Woo Sung Oriental Food Mart 407-295-40775079 Edgewater Dr. Orlando refer to P.19 for more details________________________________________ Dong-A-Supermarket 407-898-9227812-816 N. Mills Ave. Orlando________________________________________ Green Oriental Market 407-381-994410209 E Colonial Dr. Orlando________________________________________Phuoc Loc Tho market 407-898-68582100 E Colonial Dr. Orlando________________________________________Brandon Oriental Market 813-661-8862112 Pauls Dr., Brandon, FL 33511________________________________________ Oceanic Oriental Supermarket 813-254-20411609 N Tampa St. Tampa________________________________________Chun Ching Market 352-376-5885‎418 NW 8th Ave, Gainesville________________________________________ Oriental Mart 954-747-7740 4850 N University Drive, Lauderhill________________________________________ PK Oriental Mart 954-748-5971 2350 N University Drive, Sunrise

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