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Almost
10 years ago, Shifu ("master") Howie Solow arrived in the Denver
metro area. A mechanical engineer who designed of high-end fitness equipment,
Solow was already a high ranking practitioner of Shaolin Hung Mei Kung
Fu.
Jim
Russell Interviews Timothy Linh Bui Writer-Director
Timothy Linh Bui helped open the festivities at the 5th Aurora
Asian Film Festival on Thursday, May 30th at the Aurora Fox Arts Center.
Timothy introduced his film Green
Dragon, which marks his directorial debut following co-writing
and co-producing credits on the critically acclaimed Three Seasons, directed
by his brother, Tony. AsiaXpress.com Correspondent-at-Large Jim Russell,
Afternoon Host of CD 104.3, spoke with Bui about the new film.
Annual
Asian Community Celebration Introduces Asians To Asians Denver’s Asian Community
met and mingled with other Asians on May 18, in an annual event sponsored
by the Asian Roundtable of Colorado.
APABA
Celebrates Accomplishments The
Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Colorado held its annual banquet,
its biggest fundraiser of the year, on April 27 at King’s Land Chinese
restaurant.
The Japan America Society
of Colorado held its annual Spring Luncheon fundraising event on April
18 at the Denver Marriott Civic Center, and featured former US Senator
Gary Hart as its keynote speaker.
The
Mile-Hi Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League joined forces
with the University of Colorado at Boulder to host a thought-provoking
and far-reaching three-day conference April 4-6 on racism, racial profiling
and the Japanese American Internment during World War II.
Denver
Forum Tunes Into Chinese TV On
Thursday, March 28, 2002, the people of Denver had a rare opportunity
to hear two very influential women in China’s television industry discuss
their views on "The Changing Face of the Chinese Television Industry:
Prospects and Challenges."
Denver’s
Lao-Hmong community threw a party April 6 celebrating the United States’
official recognition of the Lao-Hmong.
The
Mayor’s Asian Advisory Council (MAAC) hosted a dialogue with University
of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman at the Denver Public Library on
Thursday, March 14, 2002. This community meeting was the first effort
by Hoffman to outreach to the Asian Pacific American communities of Colorado.
On
March 10, Asian Unity presented their second annual Culture Night in Boulder.
The students showcased music and dancing from many different cultures,
as well as a martial arts demonstration performed by the Shaolin Hung
Mei Pai Kungfu.
The
Asian Pacific Development Center (APDC) celebrated the Year of the Horse,
the Center’s annual Asian New Year celebration held at the Palace Chinese
Restaurant on February 23, 2002. Awards were given to outstanding volunteers
and agencies who supported the Center through the years.
Former
Philippine Senator Nikki Coseteng is touring the US to introduce and promote
the book Sinaunang Habi, Philippine Ancestral Weave, written by Marian
Pastor Roces and published by Ms. Coseteng.
Chinese
New Year starts with the New Moon on the first day of the new year and
ends on the full moon 15 days later. The 15th day of the new year is called
the Lantern Festival, which is celebrated at night with lantern displays
and children carrying lanterns in a parade.
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