Acrobats retell epic journey By Gan Ling Kai July 04, 2009 ACTION speaks louder than words. That’s what the Guangzhou Acrobatic Troupe believes. And it plans to stage the famous tale, Journey To The West, at the Esplanade next month without uttering a single word. Performed for the first time in Singapore, the show will tell the story through death-defying stunts, dance sequences, puppetry and martial arts displays. Actors will balance on 7m-high poles a
Kwan to skate in show … for fun or a comeback?
Published in July 3rd, 2009
Figure skater Michelle Kwan, whose trophy case is lacking only an Olympic gold medal, has left her options open regarding the Vancouver Games next February and whether she will make one more attempt at that elusive prize. Hip surgery, getting…
Four Freedom Movements You Should Know About This Independence Day
Published in July 3rd, 2009
It’s been 233 years since America declared its independence, but for millions of people around the globe, the fight for freedom is just getting started. More than half a century after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was passed, the international community continues its struggle to combat discrimination, government corruption and political oppression worldwide. Western coverage of protests in Tehran, the coup in Honduras and internet censorship in China just scratch the surface of a g
Early Evening Delight: Rocket’s Red Glare
Published in July 3rd, 2009
Scott Burnside looks at some teams who still have some work (and ’splainin;) to do. Is Pierre McGuire the type of guy the Panthers need as General Manager? I think Randy Sexton is doing just fine. He has made some astute moves that will improve the Panthers club, and I think Pierre has been out of the game for too long. The Dallas Stars’ blog has been updated with Razor’s thoughts on the Stars moves over the past few weeks. Nice to see Mr. Reaugh back in action. Coming Down the
Palin Quitting and the Lefts’s Hypocrisy
Published in July 3rd, 2009
Woody at GM’s Place.Com posts about Sarah Palin resigning as governor of Alaska. Interesting reading, but a response he made in the comments really caught my eye. What If George W. Bush had … …made a joke at the expense of the Special Olympics, would you have approved? If George W. Bush had given Gordon Brown a set of inexpensive and incorrectly formatted DVDs, when Gordon Brown had given him a thoughtful and historically significant gift, would you have approved? If George W. Bush
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