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	Confest Article
		LAU: What I found amazing when I attended my first ConFest was that none of the workshops are organised in advance.
		LAU: Each time I go to ConFest I’m pleasantly surprised by how, almost overnight, a patch of forest is transformed into what feels like a small friendly town.
		LAU: Yes, I’ve heard people say that they experience lots of synchronistic occurrences and that the whole event is like one big workshop.
	www.dte.org.au /sydney/article03/index.html (1541 words)

	rediff.com: Singapore stars focus on personal goals
		That is a veiled challenge to the Sydney squad after the debacle four years ago in Atlanta.
		Leading the way is 20-year-old Joscelin Yeo, the multiple national record-holder who anchored her team at the University of California to a world record in the 4x50 metres medley relay at the U.S. collegiate championships in March.
		Lau said Singapore and its athletes would be happy just to have the chance to compete against the world's best.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2000/aug/21sing.htm (548 words)

	Democracy Leader Warns of Asia's "Dark Side" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		SYDNEY -- A leading Hong Kong pro-democracy politician said on Tuesday the recent Southeast Asian financial crisis revealed the "dark side" of Asian values, such as economic authoritarianism, cronyism and political corruption.
		Lau, on a four-day visit to Sydney, said Beijing and Hong Kong's new chief executive Tung Chee-hwa aspired to the "economic authoritarianism" of Southeast Asian nations now suffering financial turmoil.
		Lau said that since the Chinese handover, Hong Kong had been allowed to operate freely, but the rush for "commercial advantages, political patronage and personal glorification" had seen some people surrender the territory's freedom and autonomy.
	www.pacificnet.net /jue/chinanews/docs/971125.html (553 words)

	2002 Winner! - University of Sydney Faculty of Science Eureka Schools Prize for Biological Sciences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ling San Lau's achievement has been recognised by the $11,000 University of Sydney Faculty of Science Eureka Schools Prize for Biological Sciences, presented in Sydney on Tuesday, 13 August 2002.
		The University of Sydney Eureka Schools Prize for Biological Sciences encourages awareness of the biological sciences in the secondary school system across Australia, and to reward excellence in the investigation and study of biology.
		The Prize is sponsored by the Faculty of Science and the School of Biological Sciences of the University of Sydney, with additional support from Abbey's Bookshop, Sydney and Microsoft®.
	www.austmus.gov.au /eureka/schools_biological_sciences/2002_winner.htm (305 words)

	Twist is in the Triads - www.smh.com.au
		The story is primarily suspense - it's all about the twists, turns and tensions that arise when cops and criminals discover there's a mole in their midst, and a frantic search begins on both sides to flush out the traitors.
		It stars two of Hong Kong's most popular and charismatic actors: a scruffy, bearded Tony Leung is the man undercover; a customarily smooth Andy Lau, the cop in league with the mob.
		He helped, Lau says, "with colour, with the lab, with printing", and with a striking rooftop sequence.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/01/07/1073268075295.html (620 words)

	Cruisemates South Pacific Cruise Itineraries
		Statendam: between Auckland and Sydney, 14 nights, January 7, 21, Feb. 4, 18, 2006 and October 27, Nov. 10, 24, Dec. 8, 2006 calling at Tauranga, Napier, Wellington, Picton, Christchurch, Dunedin, Fjordland and Milford Sound, New Zealand, Burnie Tasmania and Melbourne, Australia.
		Legend of the Seas: between Sydney and Auckland, 14 nights, January 4 to February 15, 2004, calling at Melbourne; Hobart, Tasmania; Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound, Dusky Sound, Dunedin, Lyttleton, Tauranga (for Rotorua) and Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
		Sydney to Fremantle (overnight on board), 13 nights, January 27, 2006 calling at Eden, Australia; Melbourne (overnight onboard); Devonport, Tasmania; Kangaroo Island and Albany, A Singapore, 14 nights, February 9, 2006.
	www.cruisemates.com /articles/itineraries/southpacific.cfm (1930 words)

	Raymond Lau: Learn
		Lau performed his docotral work in the Spoken Language Systems Group at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science (now part of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory).
		Lau's doctoral dissertation, completed in March 1998, was in the area of subword linguistic modelling for speech recognition, that is, using word substructures such as syllables for better recognition, at SLS under the direction of Dr. Stephanie Seneff.
		Lau was a National Science Foundation fellowship recipient and is a member of Eta Kappa Nu.
	www.raylau.com /learn.html (1065 words)

	Asia Times: Australian beer industry found to be sound
		SYDNEY - Australia's brewing industry remains in good shape despite a declining trend in beer consumption, Moody's Investors Service said.
		This was despite the declining trend in per capita beer consumption and increased competition, Moody's said.
		The investments substantially increased both companies' debt levels but Moody's believes that the acquired businesses are profitable and should complement their brewing operations.
	www.atimes.com /oceania/CF15Ah01.html (406 words)

	FISA - The Official World Rowing Web Site - News - Latest - Full Story
		Lau took charge of the German women’s sculling programme in 1984 and has since led her crews to 18 World Championship titles and five Olympic gold medals, including the women’s double and women’s quad gold medals in Sydney.
		“Lau’s crews have always been at the top level in international competition – she is truly a talented coach.” said FISA President Denis Oswald.
		During her own sporting career, Lau rowed at the international level in the women’s quad and brought home 2 World Championships titles as well as two Olympic gold medals, one in 1976 and the second in 1980.
	www.fisa.org /news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=2653 (396 words)

	Shaolin Mantis
		Lau Kar-leung) was a pioneer in exploring authentic martial arts technique and training procedures in kung-fu films.
		Lau Kar-leung is my favourite Shaw Brothers director, and this film is typical of his work.
		To condense the story a little, suffice it to say that David Chiang’s character is drawn first into a marriage with the young lady, then into a conflict with her grandfather and uncles in which she is killed while they try to leave the house.
	www.heroic-cinema.com /review.php?ID=shmantis (554 words)

	The University of Sydney Eureka Schools Prize for Biological Sciences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The awarded was accepted by Miss Lau for the development of a website examining the commercial potential of dyes extracted from Tasmanian Eucalypts.
		Her winning website details the extraction and examination of dyes from 29 species of the trees, and features a visually stunning and highly detailed catalogue of the dye colours produced from each species.
		Sponsored by the University of Sydney School of Biological Sciences with support from Abbey's Bookshop Sydney and Microsoft, the Prize is awarded for development of a webpage by one or more students from years 10-12 investigating and reporting on a biological sciences issue of relevance to contemporary Australian society.
	www.austmus.gov.au /eureka/2001/usyd.htm (368 words)

	Miss HK Beauties
		During the final interview, she had one of the best answers and said "Although you should think with your head, you must also think with your heart".
		She is still located in Sydney and judges the Miss Chinese Sydney pageant from time to time.
		Her interview was extremely humourous as she was asked by MC Karina Lau to select from various facial features to create her 'dream boyfriend'.
	www.misshkbeauties.com /89mci.htm (320 words)

	WHO Magazine: Terror Resurfaced - Aug. 23, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sydney scuba diver Michael McFadyen is among the few people who have an inkling of the deepening horror that must have overtaken Tom and Eileen Lonergan, the American tourists infamously left at sea by a dive-boat operator on the Great Barrier Reef in 1998.
		On a stormy winter's day in 1994, McFadyen and two companions surfaced 2.5km off Sydney to find their boat had dragged anchor and drifted beyond reach.
		The almost unfathomable prospect of being accidentally stranded at sea is the subject of a new film, Open Water, by US dive enthusiast and writer- director Chris Kentis and his wife and co-producer, Laura Lau.
	www.who.com /who/magazine/printout/0,19638,7401040823-680773,00.html (999 words)

	phorum - Our World Forum at Asiawind - Re: 2008 Olympics
		Lau is fond of saying, are often maneuvered in the name of Nationalism, as the Germans did under Hitler.
		The Sydney Olympics 2000 was rigged at the expense of China.
		Coates admitted that the night before Sydney won the 2000 Games, he offered more than $A50,000 each to the national Olympic committees of Kenya and Uganda and provided their delegates--Charles Mukora and Major General Frances Nyangweso--with expensive hotel accommodation in London and other gifts.
	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=3&i=847&t=821&v=f (2890 words)

	My Biography
		19xx - Ming Guat Lau is born in Malacca, Malaysia.
		Legend has it that she congratulated the gynecologist for being the first person, of many, to be screamed at by her.
		Adopted our dog Giovanni, the fourth Lau kid, who was eventually kicked out of doggy school for peeing on the instructor.
	www.geocities.com /bobcrispypork/biography.htm (959 words)

	Confest NSW October 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		ConFest is a remarkable alternative lifestyle festival that has been running for 28 years, and now it’s expanding into the Sydney region.ConFest was first held at Cotter River, ACT in 1976 with the stated aim of ‘transforming society’.
		I recently spoke with Don Royal, who has been helping to organise ConFest for over 15 years, as well as Greg O’Donnell and Dianna Horvath, two of the new generation of organisers that are working to bring the festival to Sydney.
		LAU: Are you looking for more people to join the team or do you have all you
	www.spiritualpage.com.au /confest_oct_sydney.php (1659 words)

	Sydney Hotel and Travel, Sydney Australia Hotel and Travel Information, Sydney Australia
		Sydney Australia Hotel and Travel Guide - This beautiful city is surrounded by beaches, mountains and parks, awaiting your arrival for a fun-filled journey.
		The natural setting is not only awe-inspiring, but the city provides you with enough opportunities to experience a rich culture, featuring grand international arts and a growing business center, attracting over 2.6 million international travelers each year.
		Whatever you decide to do, keep in mind that the selections could make your head spin, so take a deep breath, close your eyes and dive right into a city waiting for your curious arrival.
	www.sydneyhotelandtravel.com (477 words)

	ANDY NEWS ANDY TOWN II
		Not until 15th, Andy could finally got a plane to go to Japan, from there he changed flight to Sydney, but the flight on arriving in Tokyo was alreday in the wee hours of morning.
		Sydney concert was delayed for 2 days, initial date was 14/9.
		The layout of concert in Sydney was abt the same as in HK, except for the scene where he sat on the dinosaur.
	www.kklee105.com /sept301.html (4929 words)

	Housing Undergraduates at the Expense of Graduate Students
		Constructing a brand new building like Sydney and Pacific is expensive, and this is reflected by the rent MIT may be charge (over $800 for single rooms or doubles, more expensive than Edgerton) to offset mortgage payments and other costs.
		If MIT places undergraduates in Sydney and Pacific, MIT will lose money from Sydney and Pacific rooms in the spring because students sign one-year leases; so, it would be hard to fill those rooms when the undergraduates move into Simmons.
		Nelson C. Lau is a graduate student in the Department of Biology, and the current president of the Tang Hall Resident Association.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V121/N62/col62nelso.62c.html (1133 words)

	User:Enochlau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I attended Fort Street High School in Sydney, and I'm currently in second year at the University of Sydney studying combined science/law.
		I reside in the Bankstown area in the south-west of Sydney.
		If you've got some time, take a look at my site at http://intrepix.tripod.com/ where there's a little more info about me, nice photos from all kinds of places, as well as useful study notes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/User:Enochlau (377 words)

	The Sea Slug Forum - Chromodoris leopardus
		Lau, A.M., 2003 (Sep 10) Chromodoris leopardus from Malaysia.
		It has similarities to Risbecia tryoni, the subject of your recent messages, but three obvious external differences are the wide mantle skirt in C.
		Comment on Chromodoris leopardus from Malaysia by Asther M. Lau.
	www.seaslugforum.net /find.cfm?id=10915 (73 words)

	Geometry.Net - Celebrities: Lau Andy
		On Nov. 6, 2002, Canton actor-singer Andy Lau shared his 20th anniversary of entering the entertainment industry with all of his movie and music fans coming from all over the world in the concert "Proud of you concert." Even though this spectacle was exclusive for fan members only, its arrangement still devoured $3 million!
		He has since appeared in more than 100 films, and his popularity is ever-escalating with the success of both his onscreen performance and his musical career.
		Andy Lau is an associate in the corporate finance team in Hong Kong.
	www4.geometry.net /detail/celebrities/lau_andy.html (1734 words)

	kwentong tambay
		sabi nga ni lau, pag may bisita raw na VIP dito sa shanghai or beijing, may mga pulis raw na nakaabang sa mga train station to temporarily send away all the chinese migrant workers.
		Maganda rito at dahil walang masyadong pollution sa Sydney eh malayo ang visibility at kitang kita mo ang buong paligid.
		Good bye Sydneyâ¦ you are one hell of a city.
	kwentongtambay.blogspot.com /2003_07_01_kwentongtambay_archive.html (6768 words)

	What's in a name? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lisa and David finally decided on changing "baby beanie" to Sydney Rachel Lau on Nov. 28th, 2000.
		Sydney's Chinese name, Lau Sien Mai, was chosen by David's father, Dickson Lau, long before "baby beanie" was born - putting David and Lisa in a distant second-place running in the name game.
		This name has always ben used interchangeably for girls and boys as well as for place names.
	www.gatepost.com /sydney/duck.html (148 words)

	village voice > nyclife > Shelter by Toni Schlesinger
		My parents moved to Sydney when I was eight.
		When I was living in Sydney, I lived with someone for a very long time.
		The minute we closed on this beautiful townhouse, I knew it was the biggest mistake of my life.
	www.villagevoice.com /nyclife/0514,schlesinger,62672,15.html (510 words)

	Earthbeat - 17/8/2002: Eureka Prize Winner
		Ling San Lau: Yes, that project involved looking at the commercial potential of Tasmanian eucalypt dyes, so basically I extracted dyes from all 29 species of Tasmania eucalypts, and looked at the different colours which I got from that, and I also tested their colour-fastness.
		Ling San Lau: The main part of the project was looking at salinity, but mainly I was looking at the different environmental factors, so I also looked at population density, and species inhibition, and the best ways of measuring size in tadpoles.
		Ling San Lau: I looked at three different salinity levels: tap water, which is a fresh water range, and 0.5% salinity and 1% salinity.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/science/earth/stories/s650813.htm (807 words)

	Re: [NSW] Reconciliation day/trains (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jonathan Lau wrote: > > James C wrote: > > > Hillside/Bayside and Yarra trams move about the same amount of sport fans > > from MCG (Jolimont) or Melbourne park whenever there is a event.
		Sydney trams regularly (ie not on a one off basis) moved people at the rate of 1,000 per minute from venues such as the Sydney Cricket Ground, the Sydney Showground and Randwick Racecourse.
		See Eco-Transit's publication "Letters of Transit No.1 April 2000" which quotes from a 1934 paper prepared by Patrick J Timmony, Assistant Chief Traffic Manager, Department of Road Transport and Tramways.
	www.railpage.org.au /ausrail/00may/msg03263.html (151 words)

	News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Fullback Toufiq Nicolas made an impressive debut, taking over the kicking duties of one Hazem El Masri, who was occupied preparing to win the NRL grand final in Sydney.
		LAU Immortals Sami Halabi and Rudy Hachache also played well as a very speedy Lebanese side overwhelmed the Serbians in the first half.
		Ahmad El Masri, El Magic’s younger brother, in particular looked dangerous whenever he was on the ball and was the pick of the Cedars’ pacey three-quarters as Lebanon opened up an unassailable 40-0 lead.
	www.lebrl.com /med-cup/2004/med5.html (359 words)

	Australia Par 5
		Under the meticulous owner, Gilbert Lau, Flower Drum is acknowledged as country's finest Chinese restaurant serving Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine.
		This stylish restaurant is unlike any other in Sydney with a modern interior with gleaming white surfaces, Australian timbers and a glass-fronted cellar with the fine wines provided by Anders Josephson.
		The main focus of the room is the magnificent view of the harbour to Cockle Bay and Sydney's skyline.
	punchin.com /new/A5.HTM (1184 words)

	Some Gems in a Modest Program: The 52nd Sydney Film Festival
		Hamish Ford is a Sydney writer who teaches film studies at UTS, USYD and UNSW, where he also completed a PhD on European modernist cinema of the 1960s.
		Despite procuring State Government funding, the 52nd Sydney Film Festival featured a reduced number of films (170) compared to previous years, the most notable effect of the management's efforts to “save” the event from economic ruin.
		While I certainly enjoyed some of the films, judged in terms of quantity and variety, and for the lack of a substantial retrospective program, the 2005 Sydney Film Festival was on balance one of the poorer festivals of recent years.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/festivals/05/37/sydney2005.html (3690 words)

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