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Toronto Ontario - Home to the Gardiner Museum
As Canadas largest metropolis, Toronto is home to some of the highest end and most exciting recreational and shopping opportunities in the nation. In fact, when you visit the city, it seems as though you can never run out of things to do. One area in which Toronto can boast being unique in the nation is in the display of ceramic arts; the Gardiner Museum, located on Queens Park Drive, is the only museum in the nation of Canada dedicated to the display of ceramic arts.

The National Museum of Dance Presents Resident Photographer Mark Andrew, and the Opening of his Two Exciting Photographic Exhibitions, "STEEL: physiqu
Both exhibitions feature the world's most famous dancers from NYC Ballet, Martha Graham Dance Company, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Rebecca Kelly Ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet Company, and NY Institute of Dance and Education, portraying the true art of dance through two entirely different approaches. The "STEEL" exhibit is a new form of photography that amalgamates the images into steel and glass plate frames, while "Smoke & Mirrors," is a more lighthearted approach, toying with smoke, mirrors, and the dancer. There will be performances by many of the participating dancers at the opening reception on June 6, 2008.

Chinese Website Translation Services Help EcoExpo Globalize Website
Globalization Partners International (GPI) localizes new website into Chinese for Eco Expo and China's largest environmental products and services conference.

Chinese Mobile TV Services to Reach $98 Million by the End of 2008 Driven by the Olympics in Bejing
In the latest research on mobile china, a new study by Juniper Research predicts that Mobile TV will grow from $36million in 2007 to $98million during the Olympic Games in 2008.

Travel Web Site Places New York Museum, Toronto Restaurant, Riviera Maya Resort Among Its '12 Most Intriguing New Things for 2007'
Grand Canyon glass skywalk, D.C.’s six-month tribute to the Bard, Creation Museum and a Midwestern city make the list.

1st PMF Bancorp Provides Trade Finance to Canton Fair's United Nations (U.N.) Procurement Program for Chinese Small Business Enterprises (SMEs)
1st PMF Bancorp (www.PMFbancorp.com or www.PMFbancorp.com.cn), a Los Angeles-based private bank lender with offices in China specializing in providing working capital for Small to Medium Sized (SME) U.S. and Chinese companies, was invited by The Canton Fair to speak and support their United Nations Procurement Program in Foshan, China on April 17th, 2007 during the Spring Canton Fair in Guangzhou. Canton Fair, now officially renamed to The China Import & Export Fair, is the largest platform in China to promote Chinese products for export (and now imported products too). The Canton Fair and PMF Bancorp's long-standing relati...

Michener Art Museum Celebrates James A. Michener's Centennial with Exhibition of the Writer's Personal Objects and Art Work
In 2007, James A. Michener, America's beloved Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, would have turned 100 years old. The James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown will celebrate its namesake with an exhibition entitled "James A. Michener: Traveler/Citizen/Writer" on view March 3 through July 8, 2007. The exhibition is curated by Stephen J. May, author of the recent biography "Michener: A Writer's Journey." A variety of tributes, exhibitions and special events will also commemorate Michener's legacy across the country.

Chinese Sword: What to Know Before Buying

If you are looking for a sword worthy of battle you want to be sure and choose a blade that is made of high carbon steel or folded steel. What's wrong with a stainless steel blade you might ask? Stainless steel blades are nice if you're going to hang the sword on the wall. As a matter of fact, they're often called "wall hangers". Stainless steel blades simply are not made to stand up to the rigors of cutting and dojo exercises.

Two very popular makers of blades that are battle ready are Paul Chen and Cold Steel. Cold steel, although and American Company has most of their oriental blades forged in China. They have done well in replicating the look and feel of a well made Chinese sword at a very affordable price. Cold steel has a great video that you can usually get for free that shows professionals putting Cold Steel blades to the test. You can never go wrong with a Cold Steel Chinese sword or weapon.

However Paul Chen swords are quite a bit more popular in the United States and around the world. Most Paul Chen blades are forged with a technique called "differentially tempering", meaning that the top of the blade is actually stronger then the edge, which means that it's nearly impossible to break the blade when you're really putting it to the test. You'll probably pay a bit more for a Paul Chen sword than a Cold Steel but most people are happy to and believe it's well worth the extra cost.

Another popular brand of swords is United Cutlery, which are mostly for show or hanging on your wall. United swords are usually much less expensive but are very nice for above the mantle or a great decorative piece for a study or office.

Probably one of the most popular Chinese swords that everybody wants to get there hands on right now is the Chinese Saber which was used by cavalrymen and foot soldiers in the rush of battle.

Whether you're looking for a battle ready sword like the Paul Chen Zatoich Sword or one just to hang on the wall for decoration, you can be sure that it will add beauty and appeal to any room in your home or office.

Japanese Swords 4 Samurai is your source for high quality Chinese swords & weapons.