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International Gospel Music Hall of Fame and Museum® Announces its 2007 Inductees
Evelyn Turentine-Agee, The Christianaires, Marie Knight, Bishop Kenneth Moales, Bishop G.E. Patterson, Norma Jean Pender, Ernestine Rundless & The Meditation Singers and The Staples Singers, are this year's inductees to the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame and Museum® (IGMHFM).

Night at the Museum? Ben Stiller
Larry Daley played by Ben Stiller is a struggling entrepreneur that believes that he is distant for fame and fortune. Unfortunately, that fortune has not come and he is down on his luck. Having just separated from his wife and moving from one place to another Larry is convinced by his ex wife that he will need to get a job or she may have to stop visitation with their son. Larry does not want that so in desperation he goes to a job agency to try to get a full time job. At first they were not able to find a match for him. But after exhibiting determined attitude the clerk grants him a long shot, a job at the local science museum. It?s a long shot because everyone previous to Larry we?re turned down from the position by the museum. Lar...

Weird Foods Of The World - Chinese
I have eaten some weird and wonderful dishes around the world but some of the more interesting concoctions have been served up to me in China.A particularly interesting delicacy I ate some years ago consisted of Cow's bronchial tubes - the airways between the cow's lungs and windpipe (gruesome!) in a light white wine sauce.

Learn to Speak Basic Chinese (Mandarin) Words and Phrases
The Chinese Language and dialectsEach province, each city and even each village speaks their own dialect. There are hundreds of Chinese dialects in China so much so that each dialect speaker is not likely to understand another dialect speaker from another village or city.

Chinese Yaun: The Powder Keg Currency
China has been and still is the fastest growing economy in the world and it doesn't seem to be stopping any time soon. Quoted from Wikipedia, in 2006, the GDP "$2.68 trillion USD. Its per capita GDP in 2005 was approximately US $1709 (US $7204 with PPP), still low by world standards, but rising rapidly. Thanks to exported goods, it has enjoyed a tremendous growth without pause. To compare the enormity of the trades, it has just surpassed Canada as US?s biggest importer of good. Find a graph related to this article right on http://www.forexplane.com.

The Museum at FIT Showcases Women at the Forefront of Fashion
Arbiters of Style: Women at the Forefront of Fashion, the first chronological survey focusing on the female creators, promoters, and clients who have shaped fashion?s course for more than 250 years, will be on display in the Fashion and Textile History Gallery at The Museum at FIT from May 21 through November 8, 2008.

The Evolution Of Chinese Tea
What many of us know about Chinese tea fits in the small teapot served to us at our nearby Chinese restaurant. But, as many of us can surmise, this hardly encapsulates the variety of Chinese tea. In fact, Chinese tea includes a bold and flavorful variety of many different combinations of tea ? the history of which extends to nearly 4,000 years ago.

Chinese Pregnancy Calendar - What Is A Chinese Pregnancy Calendar?

The Chinese pregnancy calendar is an absolute must have for any mother to be. If you don't already know what it is, a Chinese Pregnancy Calendar is a chart that was buried in the tomb of royals around a 700 years ago. Currently on display at the Beijing Institute of Science, it is supposed to tell expectant couples whether or not their child is going to be a boy or a girl. The calendar has two axes: the age of the mother at conception and the month that the baby was conceived. There's no telling exactly how accurate the chart is, but it correctly guessed the sex of both my brother and me when I looked it up.

The Chinese pregnancy calendar hardly seems random when you take a look at it. If the mother was 18 when she conceived the baby, the odds of the child turning out to be a boy are five out of six. On the other hand, if the mother was 21 at the age of conception, the odds of having a boy are only one in twelve. When you take a quick look at the color coded chart, it seems as though when the mother gets older, the chances of having a boy are about as likely as having a girl.

It's all very interesting when you look at the history of the Chinese pregnancy calendar. You have to wonder how many generations of people relied on it when deciding to have a baby. Still, there are a lot of questions that remain in regard to the mysterious entombed document. Was the chart something that was available for the general population, or was it exclusively reserved for the elite class? The world may never know, but now we all have access to it whenever we want.

If you're pregnant or are thinking about having a baby, visit the Pregnancy Forums at http://www.ThePregnancyForum.com/ today. It's free to become a member, and you'll have the opportunity to get your biggest pregnancy questions answered!