Articles tagged:China

Posted: Sun Apr 22 5 a.m. by Dear Abby

DEAR ABBY:

"Melody" has been my best friend since we were in the fourth grade. (We're now in our 30s.) Over the past few years, Melody's life has changed. She separated from her husband, lives alone and shares custody of their three children.

She started dating almost immediately after her separation, going out with almost anyone who showed her a little attention. She's now involved with a man who told her he's bisexual and has never taken her out on a date. (Still, he never hesitates to call and ask her to clean his bathroom or cook him a meal.) She's always crying on my shoulder because she ends up with losers, yet the picture she has on her profile on all the dating sites shows her in a skimpy bikini.

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Posted: Mon Aug 29 9:05 a.m. by Guest Column
U.S.-China relations -- how they are managed will impact all of humanity

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder will soon leave for a trip to Asia with stops in South Korea, Japan and China. Snyder will not address all the challenges between the U.S. and China, but he can begin to develop the guanxi/relationships necessary to assure China's rise does not come at Michigan's demise.



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Posted: Fri Jul 15 3 p.m. by Wayne Baker Community Contributor
Space Exploration: Want to fund more 'Rocket Men'?

Editor's note: This post is part of a series by Dr. Baker on Our Values about core American values. Join us this week as we discuss the pros and cons of continuing the shuttle program. Space Exploration: Want to fund more 'Rocket Men'?

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Posted: Sun Jan 16 7 a.m. by Susan Scott Morales, MSW AnnArbor.com Community Contributor
Deeper meditation takes intention and preparation

When I meditate, the depth of my experience varies widely. In the morning my mind is so active, I concentrate on relaxing in a cross-legged posture and observe the nature of my thoughts. Although these meditations don’t go very deep, they leave me feeling ready for the day — my ...

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Posted: Sun Dec 19 11:29 a.m. by Letters to the Editor

This letter is in regards to NAFTA (North America Free Trade Agreement). The president is now pushing for free trade with South Korea which I am totally against. Take a look at how things are working out with China. They export numerous cheap items to our country tainted with toxic ...

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Posted: Thu Nov 11 2:20 p.m. by Guest Column

Tom WatkinsFresh off the embarrassing midterm election, President Obama, along with 250 business executives, flew off to Asia in search of political agreements and jobs. Say, what? Yes, the president is off to the land of "outsourcing" in search of American jobs. President Obama said," For America, this is a ...

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Posted: Fri Nov 5 1:30 p.m. by Juliana Keeping AnnArbor.com Health & Environment Reporter
University of Michigan honors public health hero whose discovery saved millions of children

An ophthalmologist whose seemingly simple discovery has saved millions of children from death received a top honor from the University of Michigan. U-M president Mary Sue Coleman presented the Thomas Francis Jr. Medal in Global Public Health Thursday to Dr. Alfred Sommer at the Blau Auditorium at the Stephen M. ...

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Posted: Thu Jul 22 2:43 p.m. by Jenn McKee Entertainment Journalist, AnnArbor.com
Quirky bags for the musical theater fan

When you pass Karla Staley's booth on East Liberty Street between Maynard and State streets in the State Street Area Art Fair, the first thing you might notice are what appear to be Broadway musical playbills hanging at an angle. But when you look more closely, you see that they've ...

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Posted: Fri May 21 11:42 a.m. by Guest Column

The statewide reporting on the recent Beijing Auto Show captured the changes both in China's auto market and the country itself. It should also be a wakeup call and a major catalyst for change by Michigan's leaders. The reporting reinforces my experience in China and my more than 21 years ...

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Posted: Thu Feb 11 5:55 a.m. by Janet Miller Freelance reporter

A new Ann Arbor global business growth and development firm is building a two-way bridge between the United States and China to assist businesses in both countries gain a foothold and expand. China Bridge launched Monday with offices on the edge of downtown - and with a Grand Rapids office ...

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Posted: Mon Feb 8 10:29 a.m. by Edward Vielmetti

For Chinese New Year coming up on Feb. 14, here is a list of links - certain to be incomplete - of area organizations serving the Chinese community.

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