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Williams Loft Evaluates 12 Chinese Down Comforter Manufacturers -- Finds Quality Assurance Only Comes With Testing
Williams Loft, a privately held provider of luxury bedding and mattresses, announces results of investigation into 12 Chinese down comforter manufacturers: without lab testing of final product, quality is assuredly lower than promised.

Design Museum Launches Zaha Hadid Exhibition Blog
London's design Museum have announced the launch of their Zaha Hadid Exhibition Blog to mark the opening of a new major exhibition.

PageMailr Offers Chinese Dissidents A Way to Avoid Release of Email Information on Internet
PageMailr.Com is a new web site launched last week. PageMailr allows its users to communicate over the Internet without getting unwanted Spam by hiding their email address. In response to recent news, PageMailr makes a pledge to any Chinese Internet users who use Pagemailr to hide their email address when using the Internet.

Museum Exhibits Florida Artist's Pet Portraits
Fine artist Eric Bossik is celebrating the exhibition of three of his pet portraits at the Cornell Museum of Art & History.

Norton, Von Dutch, & Co: Legendary Motorcycles from the Schoenewald Collection Come to California Oil Museum
The California Oil Museum opens the new exhibit, “Norton, Von Dutch, & Co: Legendary Motorcycles from the Schoenewald Collection,” on Sunday, May 7, 2006, with a reception from 1 - 3 PM and opening program at 1:30 PM. The exhibit runs through August 27, 2006. This exhibition features a private collection of rare and legendary motorcycles owned by Ventura County collector, Daniel Schoenewald. Some of the greatest names in motorcycle racing, design, and history are on display, including Norton Commando, Von Dutch, Triumph, Brough, and Vincent. This is the first public exhibition of this collection in California. The Museum is operated by the City of Santa Paula (1001 E. Main St., Santa Paula, 805-933-0076, $4 Adults, $3 Senior...

New Edition Of The Book "Essential Chinese 1500" Makes Chinese Learning Easy And Affordable
A good book can make the difficult Chinese learning task simpler and easier and this book is that kind. With this book, you can learn thousands of commonly used Chinese words and sentences with less time, effort and money.

Industrial Nanotech Receives Purchase Order from Chinese Distributor
Industrial Nanotech today reported that the Company has received a purchase order from Northstar Power Engineering Co, Ltd. (NPEC), a company that provides industrial supplies for the oil and gas industry, textile industry, power plants and civil infrastructure projects in China. Northstar Power Engineering is increasing its inventory of Nansulate as it plans to market the Company's unique nanotechnology-based coating to China's growing textile industry. NPEC already has a buying inquiry from a textile factory for 300 dyeing tanks with 120 square meters of surface area per machine which would equate to over 5,000 gallons of Nansulate

Chinese President Petitioned to Stop Cruel Shark Slaughter

Warwickshire UK (PRWeb) March 14, 2007 -- Sharks Fin soup, mainly eaten in China, is the cause of a massive ecological disaster, the near extinction of many species of shark. Now Bruce Everiss, the owner of diving website Scubabrucie.com http://www.scubabrucie.com/ has started an online petition so anyone can voice their feelings on this issue.

The petition http://www.petitiononline.com/SharkS/petition.html is worded as follows:

"To: Hu Jintao president of the People's Republic of China.

Currently the Chinese people are eating a soup which is causing the biggest ecological disaster of our time. Supplying the demand for Shark's Fin soup involves the death of what best estimates say are between 50 and 150 million sharks a year. This is unsustainable and will inevitably lead to all sharks becoming extinct, many species are already over 90% eradicated.

The shark is the apex predator that keeps the whole ecology of the sea in balance and healthy. Nobody knows what the effects of their removal will be but is can be guaranteed to involve a lot of unwanted harmful outcomes.

This petition seeks the Chinese government to ban the catching, import and sale of sharks and all shark related products."

Bruce Everiss explains what led to this, saying, "SCUBA divers, uniquely, can see the ecology of the sea with their own eyes. We have seen the sharks disappear from the world's oceans. Now, by signing this petition, anyone can let the Chinese government know that they need to act before it is too late and all the sharks are gone. The fishing practice of taking the fins off live sharks and throwing them back into the sea to die slowly over what can be several weeks is totally barbaric."

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