China's OMNIALUO brand makes its United States debut today during New York Fashion Week. The OMNIALUO fashion show presenting the Spring/Summer 2009 Collection themed “Beauty Blossoms” will be held on Friday, September 12, 2008 at 5:00 p.m. ET in The Salon at Bryant Park. (PRNewsFoto/OmniaLuo, Inc.) SHENZHEN CHINA 09/11/2008
12 Sep 2008 12:00 Africa/Lagos
China's OMNIALUO Brand Makes Its United States Debut Today During New York Fashion Week
SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 12 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- OmniaLuo, Inc., (OTC:OLOU) (BULLETIN BOARD: OLOU) ("OmniaLuo" or the "Company"), a China-based company engaged in the business of designing, developing, marketing and distributing fine women's apparel under the brand name OMNIALUO, makes its United States debut today by presenting the collection "Beauty Blossoms" during the OMNIALUO fashion show starting at 5:00 p.m. ET in The Salon at Bryant Park as part of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080912/CNF009 )
About OmniaLuo, Inc.
OmniaLuo, Inc. ( http://omnialuo.com.cn/ ), based in China's fashion capital of Shenzhen, is in the business of designing, developing, marketing and distributing fine women's apparel under the brand name OMNIALUO. OMNIALUO's apparel embodies elegance, femininity and sophistication for China's rapidly growing class of urban and affluent female professionals. With its rapid and strategic expansion plan, OMNIALUO plans to increase its retail presence to more than 250 retail stores and distributor relationships by year end 2008. Under the leadership of Zheng Luo, the Company's founder and award winning chief designer, OMNIALUO is positioned to become a solid luxury brand in China.
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
This news release contains forward-looking statements, including statements that include the words "believes," "expects," "anticipates," or similar expressions. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance, or achievements of the Company to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that may affect these forward-looking statements include, among others, our dependency on our chief executive officer, principal stockholder and chief designer, our sensitivity to economic conditions and consumer spending in China, competition in our industry, our ability to effectively manage our growth, our ability to raise capital in the future, changes in China's economic or political situation, and other factors set forth in our Annual Report on Form 10-KSB filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission or otherwise set forth from time to time in our other public filings. This news release speaks as of the date first set forth above and the Company assumes no responsibility to update the information included herein for events occurring after the date of this news release.
For more information, please contact:
Company Contact:
Xiaomei Liu, CFO
OmniaLuo, Inc.
Tel: +86-755-8254-1808
Email: michelleliu@omnialuo.com.cn
Web: http://www.omnialuo.com.cn/
Investor Relations Contact:
Mr. Crocker Coulson
President
CCG Investor Relations
Tel: +1-646-213-1915 (NY office)
Email: crocker.coulson@ccgir.com
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Source: OmniaLuo, Inc.
CONTACT: Company Contact: Xiaomei Liu, CFO of OmniaLuo, Inc.,
+86-755-8245-1808, or michelleliu@omnialuo.com.cn; Investor Relations Contact:
Crocker Coulson, President of CCG Investor Relations for OmniaLuo, Inc.,
+1-646-213-1915 (NY office), crocker.coulson@ccgir.com
Web site: http://www.omnialuo.com.cn/
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
Tears in My Heart for China
The earth is cracking
The clouds are wailing
and many hearts are bleeding.
The earthquake shook Sichuan at 2.28 pm on my sweetheart's birthday.
Yu Huilin and I were beaming in the sunlight in Wenchuan
All seemed beautiful and wonderful in Sichuan
We thanked God for Hu Jintao that Monday.
Then suddenly the earth gave way under our feet
The tremors tore through the street
Wenchuan was cracking apart
I saw Yu Hulin’s mule fall over his cart
I could hear the echoes from Beichuan.
The pall of sack cloth fell over the red roses
And ashes fell on the Rosa chinensis in Guizhou, Hubei, and Sichuan
I saw Zhao Li, Qian Wu and others pushing up the daises.
As we gather at Tian'anmen Square today
The sirens are echoing all around me
But I am shedding tears ordinary eyes cannot see.
The tears of the pains that even the rains cannot wash away.
I am muttering the elegies for the countless ones
赵钱孙李周吴郑王冯陈诸卫蒋沈韩杨
朱秦尤许何吕施张孔曹严华金魏陶姜
The countless ones the rest of the world do not know their names.
For as the 五星红旗 is flying at half mast
I am shedding tears in my heart.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Hafsat Abiola To Shine in 7 "Vital Voices" World Premiere on January 21 in New York
16 Jan 2008 22:12 Africa/Lagos
Seven 'Vital Voices' are the Subject of Jan. 21 New York Premiere
NEW YORK, Jan. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --
Seven, a documentary theatre piece based on the real-life stories of seven extraordinary women who are part of Vital Voices Global Partnership, will make its staged debut at the 92nd Street Y on Monday, January 21, at 8pm.
The production, featuring seven individual monologues told by seven actresses, is a collaboration between Vital Voices and seven award-winning playwrights, including Anna Deavere Smith, and is directed by OBIE winning director Evan Yionoulis. The other playwrights are Paula Cizmar, Catherine Filloux, Gail Kriegel, Carol K. Mack, Ruth Margraff, and Susan Yankowitz. The actresses include Linda Emond, Danai Gurira, Mercedes Herrero, Christine Toy Johnson, Mahira Kakkar, Joan MacIntosh, and Heather Raffo.
The lives of these diverse and courageous women illuminate the work of Vital Voices Global Partnership, an international women's nonprofit in Washington, DC, that identifies, trains, and connects emerging women leaders around the world. Seven is part of Vital Voices' year-long celebration of its first decade of serving woman around the world. "Vital Voices is proud to be collaborating with such distinguished playwrights on this groundbreaking work of documentary theatre," said Melanne Verveer, Chair and Co-Founder of Vital Voices Global Partnership. "The lives of these women provide a portal through which audiences will be able to experience a diversity of cultures while bearing witness to the varied ways in which individual women have overcome seemingly insurmountable hurdles to justice and freedom. We hope the Seven stories will inspire audiences to commit themselves to changing our world for the better."
The playwrights interviewed the women and created a script that resounds with the women's own, individual voices from around the globe, including those of:
Hafsat Abiola, Nigeria, an advocate for human rights and democracy following the murder of her activist parents, founded the Kudirat Initiative for Democracy, which provides skills-training and leadership opportunities for young women across Nigeria. She now helps build bridges between African and Chinese women, as China increases its engagement in the African continent.
Farida Azizi, Afghanistan, became an activist fighting the marginalization of women under Taliban rule in her native country. Because of threats on her life, she has gained asylum and now lives in the United States with her two children and works on women's rights and peace-building in Afghanistan.
Annabella De Leon, Guatemala, raised herself and her family out of poverty by getting an education. She has been a Congresswoman since 1995 and has received death threats because of her fight against corruption and for the rights of the poor, particularly women and indigenous peoples.
Marina Pisklakova-Parker, Russia: Against tremendous odds in 1993, she founded the first hotline for victims of domestic violence, which has since grown into Center ANNA, part of a coalition that has provided crisis and counseling services for 100,000 Russian women.
Mukhtar Mai, Pakistan: Gang raped by four men and forced to walk home almost naked in retribution for an alleged "honor crime," Ms. Mai and her harrowing story grabbed headlines across the world. Instead of taking the traditional "women's" route of committing suicide, she brought her rapists to justice, built schools to improve the condition of women, and became an advocate for education in her country.
Inez McCormack, Northern Ireland, is an activist for women's and human rights, labor, and social justice and a former President of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions. She now chairs a program, the Participation and Practice of Rights Project, that helps the disadvantaged access resources and services in Ireland, both North and South.
Mu Sochua, Cambodia: The former Minister of Women's Affairs in Cambodia (one of only two women in the cabinet), she was co-nominated in 2005 for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work against sex trafficking of women in Cambodia and neighboring Thailand.
Vital Voices Global Partnership (http://www.vitalvoices.org/) envisions a world of peace, justice, and economic opportunity for all, where the voice of every woman is heard and respected. Based in Washington, DC, the nonprofit, nongovernmental organization (NGO) invests in emerging women leaders and builds the capabilities, connections, and credibility they need to unlock their potential as catalysts of global progress. Through leadership development and local empowerment programs around the world, Vital Voices works to expand women's role in generating economic opportunities, increasing political participation, and protecting human rights. The Vital Voices Global Leadership network of 5,000 women in 85 countries represents the vital voices of our time. For more information, please contact: Eileen White Read, Media Relations, 202-861-2625, x 3003; eileenread@vitalvoices.org.
Source: Vital Voices Global Partnership
CONTACT: Eileen White Read of Vital Voices Global Partnership,
+1-202-861-2625, ext. 3003, eileenread@vitalvoices.org
Web Site: http://www.vitalvoices.org/
Seven 'Vital Voices' are the Subject of Jan. 21 New York Premiere
NEW YORK, Jan. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --
Seven, a documentary theatre piece based on the real-life stories of seven extraordinary women who are part of Vital Voices Global Partnership, will make its staged debut at the 92nd Street Y on Monday, January 21, at 8pm.
The production, featuring seven individual monologues told by seven actresses, is a collaboration between Vital Voices and seven award-winning playwrights, including Anna Deavere Smith, and is directed by OBIE winning director Evan Yionoulis. The other playwrights are Paula Cizmar, Catherine Filloux, Gail Kriegel, Carol K. Mack, Ruth Margraff, and Susan Yankowitz. The actresses include Linda Emond, Danai Gurira, Mercedes Herrero, Christine Toy Johnson, Mahira Kakkar, Joan MacIntosh, and Heather Raffo.
The lives of these diverse and courageous women illuminate the work of Vital Voices Global Partnership, an international women's nonprofit in Washington, DC, that identifies, trains, and connects emerging women leaders around the world. Seven is part of Vital Voices' year-long celebration of its first decade of serving woman around the world. "Vital Voices is proud to be collaborating with such distinguished playwrights on this groundbreaking work of documentary theatre," said Melanne Verveer, Chair and Co-Founder of Vital Voices Global Partnership. "The lives of these women provide a portal through which audiences will be able to experience a diversity of cultures while bearing witness to the varied ways in which individual women have overcome seemingly insurmountable hurdles to justice and freedom. We hope the Seven stories will inspire audiences to commit themselves to changing our world for the better."
The playwrights interviewed the women and created a script that resounds with the women's own, individual voices from around the globe, including those of:
Hafsat Abiola, Nigeria, an advocate for human rights and democracy following the murder of her activist parents, founded the Kudirat Initiative for Democracy, which provides skills-training and leadership opportunities for young women across Nigeria. She now helps build bridges between African and Chinese women, as China increases its engagement in the African continent.
Farida Azizi, Afghanistan, became an activist fighting the marginalization of women under Taliban rule in her native country. Because of threats on her life, she has gained asylum and now lives in the United States with her two children and works on women's rights and peace-building in Afghanistan.
Annabella De Leon, Guatemala, raised herself and her family out of poverty by getting an education. She has been a Congresswoman since 1995 and has received death threats because of her fight against corruption and for the rights of the poor, particularly women and indigenous peoples.
Marina Pisklakova-Parker, Russia: Against tremendous odds in 1993, she founded the first hotline for victims of domestic violence, which has since grown into Center ANNA, part of a coalition that has provided crisis and counseling services for 100,000 Russian women.
Mukhtar Mai, Pakistan: Gang raped by four men and forced to walk home almost naked in retribution for an alleged "honor crime," Ms. Mai and her harrowing story grabbed headlines across the world. Instead of taking the traditional "women's" route of committing suicide, she brought her rapists to justice, built schools to improve the condition of women, and became an advocate for education in her country.
Inez McCormack, Northern Ireland, is an activist for women's and human rights, labor, and social justice and a former President of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions. She now chairs a program, the Participation and Practice of Rights Project, that helps the disadvantaged access resources and services in Ireland, both North and South.
Mu Sochua, Cambodia: The former Minister of Women's Affairs in Cambodia (one of only two women in the cabinet), she was co-nominated in 2005 for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work against sex trafficking of women in Cambodia and neighboring Thailand.
Vital Voices Global Partnership (http://www.vitalvoices.org/) envisions a world of peace, justice, and economic opportunity for all, where the voice of every woman is heard and respected. Based in Washington, DC, the nonprofit, nongovernmental organization (NGO) invests in emerging women leaders and builds the capabilities, connections, and credibility they need to unlock their potential as catalysts of global progress. Through leadership development and local empowerment programs around the world, Vital Voices works to expand women's role in generating economic opportunities, increasing political participation, and protecting human rights. The Vital Voices Global Leadership network of 5,000 women in 85 countries represents the vital voices of our time. For more information, please contact: Eileen White Read, Media Relations, 202-861-2625, x 3003; eileenread@vitalvoices.org.
Source: Vital Voices Global Partnership
CONTACT: Eileen White Read of Vital Voices Global Partnership,
+1-202-861-2625, ext. 3003, eileenread@vitalvoices.org
Web Site: http://www.vitalvoices.org/
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Paris Hilton at the 2007 MTV Awards and Style Gala
BEIJING, Nov. 23 -- Paris Hilton, the millionaire heiress to the Hilton hotel chain is in Shanghai for the first time to attend Friday's 2007 MTV Awards and Style Gala at the Shanghai Grand Stage.
The American socialite checked out Shanghai fashions, cuddled stuffed pandas and sauntered along the famous Bund waterfront while visiting China's most style-conscious city for the MTV Style awards.
"Shanghai looks like the future!" Hilton said in a news conference at the Hyatt on the waterfront, one of the newest landmarks in a city teeming with new skyscrapers.
A visit to the city's jam-packed Yu Yuan Garden gave her an authentic taste of Shanghai's juicy steam buns and flower tea and the crowding common in the city of more than 20 million.
But Hilton, unfazed by the throngs of onlookers, carried on with her shopping, pausing to hug an elderly lady and to pose in several dresses by Chinese designer Lu Kun, one of the city's hottest new fashion stars.
(Source: China Daily/Agencies)
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