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GRANDMOTHER Kay Bryant, from Pool, decided to mark her 60th year with a trek along The Great Wall of China.

"I always felt I would like to do something significant in a charitable sense while I was still fit enough."

Mrs Bryant, a retired housing project worker, joined a group of 12 to trek a remote section of the wall starting with a steep climb to the summit of the Si Ma Tai section, on through villages and scrubland, by night camping in the grounds of host farming families.

"The views were spectacular, as we reached the higher points of our route we were able to see the wall winding its way into the distance " she said.

Although reasonably active, Kay felt apprehensive about being able to complete the walk, but found that the humour and camaraderie of the group provided an amazing support that helped everyone through.

WADEBRIDGE garage owner, Billy Ahern, got back on his bike after 10 years out of the saddle to join the cycle challenge and found that not only was he getting fitter but he was also pedalling off the pounds.

Billy, 52, was encouraged by his wife to take part in the challenge along with his stepson, Ian Grills.

"Ian was looking for something to do and when I read about the challenge I thought that I should give it a go. A loyal customer of mine, who was the real life and soul, died of cancer in his 40s. I thought that to raise funds for a charity which gives care for cancer patients would be ideal," said Billy.

"I startedmy training by cycling from Wadebridge to Padstowon the Camel trail, I found hills a real problem to start with, but then it got easier and easier and I lost over two stone which was completely unexpected!" he added.

The group of 31 cyclists departed from London's Tower Bridge on September 18, embarking on the charity's first ever overseas cycle challenge and raised more than Pounds 80,000.

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AFTER deciding she wanted to do something different and take on a challenge, 36-year-old Molly Francis, a children's centre teacher, jumped at the opportunity to sign up for the Great Wall of China trek.

"The whole experience, every second, from start to finish, was mind-blowing. I feel so proud to have done this on my own, but more than that, I feel privileged to have been a part of something so incredible. If anyone is considering signing up to a charity challenge I would say do it, do it, do it! Jump in feet first. You won't look back and you'll have the time of your life."

Molly and her family had witnessed hospice care firsthandwhen Molly's uncle spent his last days at Mount Edgcumbe Hospice in St Austell.

After the China trek Molly volunteered to work at St Julia's Hospice in Hayle.

TRURO businessman, Ben Morgan-Lundie decided to get on his bike to join the charity's London to Paris Cycle Challenge postcard printing last September. For Ben, director of Pure Energy Professionals, the challenge was not only a good excuse to get back in the saddle, but also a fitting tribute to his father who was cared for by staff at Mount Edgcumbe Hospice in February 2009 after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. He went back to the hospice in April later that year where he passed away.

"My father was very happy and well looked after when he was receiving care at the hospice.

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THE Economic Times, India's premier financial broadsheet, has predicted that India will be the new economic superpower by 2020. Is it possible?

IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A thunderous wave of ebullience for Asia's economies in 2010 and beyond, forget China, Japan or even South Korea. In fact, forget all the rest of Asia's - but India. Who says? The Economic Times, India's premier financial broadsheet. That's who. The front page of its Jan 1, 2010 edition emblazoned the headline India World No 1 in 2020. The sub-headline: `Ageing Dragon will make way for the new king of the jungles'.

The `ageing dragon' refers to China, of course. The language was as effusive as it was also pointed. India, the article says, would seriously challenge the supremacy of the United States and China as the world's number one and two economies, respectively. Indeed, it even hints that by 2020, India could overtake China, at the very least. But China, amongst others, will do its damnedest to halt the charge of India into becoming a global superpower in its own right.

But before you start condemning the article's futuristic projections for India's economy as a case of `pigs might fly too', it's worth contextualizing the predictions on the one hand, and on the other measuring it against present-day realities in India.

And bear in mind that in the space of the next decade, anything can happen. Anything is possible. Just as it was in the last decade when the world's economies grew and grew before the 2008-09 bubble, wrapped in cheap money, imploded. And in 1997-98 when most of Asia's debt-ridden sandcastle economies were whacked sideways and two or three were almost buried. And in the same decade become desperately recessed, even depressed, after witnessing its phenomenal rise in the 1980s. Until today, Japan is struggling to re-emerge to reclaim its old juggernaut status.

The Economic Times article says don't hold your breath over Japan's re- emergence any time soon. But China's problems will soon start to reflect Japan's demographically, as its population starts to age. India's, though, is becoming more and more literate than China's. By 2020, Indians will give birth to another 500 million babies, taking India's population then to about 1.5-plus billion people. How will India house, feed, educate and give them jobs?

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Add rapidly growing literacy rates - a misnomer if you come to India since many do not speak the world's lingua franca and could not care less - India's workforce will be positioned to take advantage of information technology growth and development. Mergers and acquisitions of global media houses such as Rupert Murdoch's and The New York Times by Indian business giants also seem `certain'.

Conversely, China will suffer the Japanese syndrome of a rapidly ageing population that, in turn, will affect final demand. So much so Beijing's capitalist regime (it is communist only in name) will see growth decelerate. Beijing will revalue its currency. Nothing new here since China has routinely manipulated its currency anyway vis-a-vis the greenback.

Moreover, China's export-growth model will come under stress. Again, nothing new here either, as most of Asia's economies have proven this problem, more or less, since the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s. But China's problem is particularly acute since the bulk of its foreign revenues come from the export of its cheap manufactures. It'll be forced to re-model its growth strategy going forward, and probably sooner rather than later. Imagine a world without cheap Chinese exports.

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Why was teacher fired in Hamden? Haiyan Bai faces deportation after disagreement over contract may have prompted her firing.

Although Hamden school officials won't comment, they appear to have developed a unique strategy for dealing with workers who question their pay: Deport them to China.

This is no joke for Haiyan Bai, whose visa expires Friday. She then faces immediate deportation. There is some hope the visa can be extended while she seeks restoration of her job and pursues a complaint against the Hamden schools she has filed with the state's Commission on Human Rights and Opportunity.

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One point that is not in dispute is that she did a fine job as a teacher. At a school board meeting after her firing, 13 students and three parents urged the board to rehire her, praising her work. In a letter to students and parents, Gary Highsmith, the principal of Hamden High School, stressed that Bai's dismissal had nothing to do with job performance.

The explanation offered by the schools for her dismissal amounts to no more than double talk. "Her employment stopped because the College Board (Chinese Guest Teacher Program) released her, and she is no longer a member of the guest teacher program," said Hamlet Hernandez, the assistant school superintendent. However, the College Board released her because she was fired.

Bai was fired Dec. 23, three days after her arrest in a postcard printing dispute with her roommate, another teacher from China who teaches Chinese at Hamden's middle school. If the firing was based on the arrest, it was an unusually hasty rush to judgment. The charges against her were dismissed Jan. 8.

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In the Great Recession that began in 2008, millions of people in America and all over the world lost their homes and jobs. Many more suffered the anxiety and fear of doing so, and almost anyone who put away money for retirement or a child's education saw those investments dwindle to a fraction of their value.

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The Great Recession - clearly the worst downturn since the Great Depression 75 years earlier - has shattered these illusions. It is forcing us to rethink long-cherished views.

For a quarter century, certain free-market doctrines have prevailed: free and unfettered markets are efficient; if they make mistakes, they quickly correct them. The best government is a small government, and regulation only impedes innovation. Central banks should be independent and only focus on keeping inflation low.

Today, even the high priest of that ideology, Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board during the period in which these views prevailed, has admitted that there was a flaw in this reasoning - but his confession came too late for the many who have suffered as a consequence.

In time, every crisis ends. But no crisis, especially one of this severity, passes without leaving a legacy. The legacy of 2008 will include new perspectives on the long-standing conflict over the kind of economic system most likely to deliver the greatest benefit.

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China is the world's largest linen textile producer, and China Linen ranks among the country's leading manufacturers in the industry. China Linen expects worldwide demand for linen products to exceed $20 billion within five years, and the company is increasing production capacity to meet anticipated strong demand. Revenue through the first nine months of 2009 totaled $20.57 million, a 14.7% increase over the same period in 2008; net income for the nine months rose 9.5% to $4.29 million.

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China launches three modes LNG vessels

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BEIJING, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- China State Shipbuilding Co.(CSSC), the nation's biggest shipyard, launched three self-developed models of liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships on Sunday.

The three LNG vessels, with a capacity of 160,000 cubic meters, 175,000 cubic meters, and 220,000 cubic meters, are built to meet the increasing shipping demand as the world's economy is on the track of recovery, said the CSSC at a press release Sunday.

The LNG ship, often dubbed as the "maritime super freezer", is regarded a high-tech product with high-added value in the shipping industry, since natural gas can only be turned into the liquefied after the temperature dropped below minus 163 degrees Celsius.

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Following Japan, the Republic of Korea and several European countries, China is one of the few countries that manages LNG manufacturing technology.

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The CSSC had delivered 5 LNG vessels by December last year since it started the research of LNG designing and manufacturing technologies in 1997. The country's first LNG ship sailed off in December, 2005.

The global market share of the CSSC's stood at 9.1 percent in 2009, making it the world's second largest shipbuilder in terms of million deadweight tonnages (DWT), after Hyundai Heavy Industries of the Republic of Korea, the company's general manager Tan Zuojun said in an interview with Xinhua in January.

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China Life posts more than 50 pct profit rise in 2009 on investment gains

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BEIJING, Jan. 28 (Xinhua) -- China Life, the nation's largest life insurer, said on Thursday night its net profit is estimated to grow at least 50 percent in 2009 from a year ago.

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The company's 2008 net profit was 10.07 billion yuan (1.47 billion U.S. dollars). Earnings per share was 0.36 yuan.

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