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Lisa Sim

Lisa Sim

  • Whimsical London: Under-the-Radar Museums, Markets, and Green Spaces

    Whimsical London: Under-the-Radar Museums, Markets, and Green Spaces

    The cool and damp days, and even colder evenings, don't deter me from going to London. It seems ...
    Travel January 21, 2020
  • Turning Refugee Camps Into Cities in the Ethiopian Desert

    Turning Refugee Camps Into Cities in the Ethiopian Desert

    MELKADIDA, Ethiopia—In a remote corner of Ethiopia cluster five refugee camps, filled with Somalis who over the last ...
    Africa News February 8, 2018
  • An Early Start at Milwaukee Academy of Chinese Language

    An Early Start at Milwaukee Academy of Chinese Language

    His Chinese teaching name is Ma. “It means horse,” explains Christian Mothershead.
    Home April 17, 2010
  • Top Chef Favorites: Surfing Chef Makes Culinary Waves!

    Top Chef Favorites: Surfing Chef Makes Culinary Waves!

    Puerto Rico has more than just wonderful beaches and friendly people. It also boasts world-class cuisine.
    Food March 5, 2010
  • Why Toast?

    Why Toast?

    Sharing a common beverage in a group has been popular since man has walked the earth.
    Food December 29, 2009
  • Pumpkin Pie in the Raw!

    Pumpkin Pie in the Raw!

    Raw foods are the latest way to eat healthily and a serious way of life for some people.
    Food December 16, 2009
  • The Renaissance of the Victory Garden (Part 1)

    The Renaissance of the Victory Garden (Part 1)

    An enormous wave is growing, a movement, can you feel it? It started a long time ago and ...
    Home July 2, 2009
  • ‘This is like medicine,’ Says Tulsa Lawyer

    ‘This is like medicine,’ Says Tulsa Lawyer

    Mr. Lloyd saw many levels of meaning in the Chinese classical dance.
    Arts & Culture March 18, 2009
  • Tribal Chief Impressed With Shen Yun in Tulsa

    Tribal Chief Impressed With Shen Yun in Tulsa

    "The cultural experience, being led through 5,000 years of Chinese history, was very interesting," Mr. Harjo said.
    Arts & Culture March 18, 2009
  • Premiere Tulsa Show Captivates Company Executives

    Premiere Tulsa Show Captivates Company Executives

    Mr. Littlefield, a retired executive, was captivated from the very start of the performance.
    Arts & Culture March 18, 2009
  • Romanian Opera Singer: ‘When the curtain comes up, it is opening my heart’

    Romanian Opera Singer: ‘When the curtain comes up, it is opening my heart’

    "The tenor with his voice just sustained like belconto at the last part of the song."
    Arts & Culture February 13, 2009
  • Music Instructor: ‘The costumes are amazing and absolutely beautiful’

    Music Instructor: ‘The costumes are amazing and absolutely beautiful’

    Audience rapt with Madison's debut of Divine Performing Arts. Senator, musician and government worker all moved.
    Arts & Culture February 13, 2009
  • Ballerina: ‘Choreography is very interesting and excellent’

    Ballerina: ‘Choreography is very interesting and excellent’

    "The dancers are very much together which is excellent," Ms. Lozier said.
    Arts & Culture February 12, 2009
  • Professor: ‘The opening act took my breath away’

    Professor: ‘The opening act took my breath away’

    Mr. Behrmen said. “The visual experience is what makes it so dynamic."
    Arts & Culture February 8, 2009
  • ‘The Soprano Was Wonderful,’ Says Psychiatrist

    ‘The Soprano Was Wonderful,’ Says Psychiatrist

    Among the delighted audience of the Divine Performing Arts in St. Louis was Mr. Herath, a psychiatrist.
    Arts & Culture February 7, 2009
  • Company President and Music Promoter Praise Chinese Show

    Company President and Music Promoter Praise Chinese Show

    “I would recommend the show to my Chinese friends, they would enjoy this. I will come back next ...
    Arts & Culture February 7, 2009
  • ‘Sent me soul-searching’ Says Owner of Real Estate Company

    ‘Sent me soul-searching’ Says Owner of Real Estate Company

    Ms. Reeder from Vietnam said, “The show was so beautiful, it touched me and brought me to tears.”
    Arts & Culture February 7, 2009
  • Dancer/Gymnast Gives Rave Review of the ‘Spectacular’

    Dancer/Gymnast Gives Rave Review of the ‘Spectacular’

    At part of their world-wide tour, Divine Performing Arts company began a series of three performances in St. ...
    Arts & Culture February 7, 2009
  • Thousand Year Flowers Bring Fascination During Show

    Thousand Year Flowers Bring Fascination During Show

    “I feel that I learned a lot about Chinese culture that I did not know before."
    Arts & Culture December 29, 2008
  • CEO: You Can See the ‘universal message it conveys’

    CEO: You Can See the ‘universal message it conveys’

    Mr. Ceaser, president and CEO of a communication company was shopping in a supermarket...
    Arts & Culture December 28, 2008
  • Divine Performing Arts Warms Up Chicago

    Divine Performing Arts Warms Up Chicago

    "I would definitely come to see the show again."
    Arts & Culture December 27, 2008
  • ‘Inspired by traditional culture’

    ‘Inspired by traditional culture’

    Marlena wishes could have brought all 101 kids from her daycare to come as well.
    Arts & Culture December 27, 2008
  • Classical Chinese Dance Brings Back Childhood Memories

    Classical Chinese Dance Brings Back Childhood Memories

    Originally from Taiwan, Ms. Wang said the The Monkey King Triumphs was a story she grew up with ...
    Arts & Culture December 27, 2008
  • The Beauty of Cork Flooring

    The Beauty of Cork Flooring

    Cork makes a resilient and comfortable floor covering, as explained by eco-conscience writer Lisa Sim
    Home September 8, 2008
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    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
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    Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
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