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Vietnam vows to enhance friendly cooperation with China on media

HANOI, Jan. 14 (Xinhua) -- Vietnamese Standing Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung said here on Thursday that the state news agencies of Vietnam and China should deepen cooperation to further promote bilateral friendly relations.

Hung, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee, made the remarks when receiving a delegation from China's state news agency Xinhua News Agency.

The Xinhua delegation, headed by Zhang Xiaohua, Standing Deputy General Manger of Xinhua, is in Hanoi for a photo exhibition marking the 60 years of diplomatic relations between China and Vietnam. The exhibition is jointly organized by Xinhua News Agency and Vietnam News Agency.

Hung said Vietnam and China have been brochure printing friends for a long time. Bilateral relations have entered a new stage for development. In the past six decades, Vietnam News Agency and Xinhua News Agency have maintained good cooperation and played an important role in consolidating Vietnam-China friendship.

The photo exhibition, jointly organized by the two agencies, marked the beginning of a series of activities to celebrate the Vietnam-China's Year of Friendship, said Hung.

Hung expected the two agencies could enhance pragmatic cooperation in information exchange, Breitling Replica Watches digital media, human resources and telecommunication technology.

Zhang said Xinhua News Agency and Vietnam News Agency have worked hard to promote friendship between the two countries. The two agencies have shared experiences with each other to make positive contribution to the social and economic development of their respective countries.

Zhang said Xinhua would continue to enhance friendly exchanges and cooperation with Vietnam News Agency and other Vietnamese media.

Vietnam's import of chemicals stands at 1.5 bln USD in Jan.-Nov. period

HANOI, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Vietnam's import of chemicals went down 11.3 percent year-on-year to 1.47 billion U.S. dollars in the first 11 months of 2009, said a report of the information center of Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade on Monday.

The country spent 138.78 million U.S. dollars on importing chemicals last November, a fall of 9.9 percent month-on-month, said the center.

In the first 11 months of last year, China was the largest provider for Vietnamese chemicals. Vietnam used 363.3 million U.S. dollars to purchase chemicals from China during this period.

China's Taiwan was the second largest supplier of chemicals to Vietnam with Vietnam spending 334.8 million U.S. dollars on importing chemicals from there.

Vietnam saw a year-on-year increase in its import of chemicals from the Republic of Korea, Thailand and Malaysia in the first 11 months of last year. Prada Replica Handbags

In 2008, Vietnam spent 1.61 billion U.S. dollars on purchasing chemicals from the world market, according to the General Statistics Office of Vietnam.

RICHIE REES has revealed he was ordered to "boss" the game after Wales sent him on as a half-time replacement for Gareth Cooper.

The 26-year-old took over from his Blues team-mate at scrum-half and benefited from Wales' forwards improving as coach Warren Gatland's men fought back to claim a sensational 31-24 triumph at the Millennium Stadium to keep their Six Nations title bid alive.

"I was told to try and get the ball away as quickly as I could, to try and boss the rucks a bit," said Rees. "Maybe we are a little bit different type of player.

"Scotland did target the breakdown, but I thought Gareth did quite well with the ball he had."

"We just looked to move it away as quickly as we could and the game opened up a bit."

Fendi Replica Handbags Rees was diplomatic in his response when asked if he had been disappointed at not starting against Scotland following an impressive cameo appearance at Twickenham when Wales lost 30-17.

"Whatever team you play for, you want to be first choice in your position," said Rees.

"You just bide your time and keep going. "Maybe there was a bit of disappointment, but there is a lot of emphasis Cartier Replica Watches on how the training goes, and Gareth had been training well.

"He's an experienced, quality player with numerous international caps and he is a Lion.

"I think the competition brings the best out of us. When there is a rivalry, you push each other on.

The boys put their hands up in training and in games. If you deserve a shot, hopefully you will get it."

STAFF at men's clothing store Capital Collection are celebrating the shop's relocation.

The established designer fashion store has moved from the Freshney Place precinct after 23 years to Abbeygate.

But the move is bittersweet for owner Stewart Margetts, who said it was due to the number of empty shops surrounding Capital Collection.

He said: "We asked for our rent to be reduced but we were told it couldn't be. We had quite a few meetings with the management about it. "However, we have spent about Pounds 65,000 refurbishing the new store and Oscars, which we also own.

"The new Capital shop is gorgeous and all of the collections we have in are brand new."

The store includes plasma screens and even a coffee area, for friends and family to sit and relax while the men shop.

"We want to let everyone know we are here and we have not closed down.

"The shop has even taken on two new members of staff; one to work on our new website, which is soon to be launched, and the other full time in the store."

A spokesperson for Grosvenor, which owns Freshney Place, said: "As a keen supporter of local businesses which actively targets independent retailers to occupy units in Freshney Place, Grosvenor is very disappointed to see Capital Collection vacate the centre.

"Despite meeting with the tenant on a number of occasions to try to encourage them to continue trading, we have unfortunately been unable to reach a long-term solution that is agreeable to both parties.

"There are currently only 11 units vacant out of a total of 108 within the centre, and only four of these are within Grosvenor's direct control."

Opening times Capital Collection is open Monday to Saturday, 9.30am until 5.30pm.

Byline: CHRIS SANDERSON

EAST STIRLING .........0 LIVINGSTON ............2

RAGING Jim McInally last night branded veteran star Robbie Winters a cheat and insisted poor refereeing robbed his side of a point.

The Shire boss was seething after whistler John Beaton flashed a second booking at home stopper Michael Bolochoweckyj after a clash with Livi's Winters.

The decision left the Ochilview men struggling and Winters added to the misery when he stroked home the killer second to seal the points after Andy Halliday had given them an early lead.

McInally said: "The sending-off killed us. I thought the player dived and the referee was conned.

"I don't always agree with Hugh Dallas but he's right when he says the standard of refereeing can be pretty poor.

"But the bottom line is we were beaten by a better team."

A confident Livingston looked relaxed from the first whistle and the league leaders got off to a dream start when Halliday opened the scoring after just 13 minutes.

Jason Talbot's measured cross was glanced to the back post area by Raffaele de Vita and the young striker had the simplest of tasks of side-footing the ball home from close range.

There were fierce tag heuer replica protests from the Shire defence who claimed that Halliday was offside with Bolochoweckyj picking up a yellow card that was to prove costly.

Dangerous With 24 minutes gone Winters could have made it two when he latched on to a square pass from Keaghan Jacobs only to fire narrowly wide of a post.

Shire hit back and had their best chance of the half in 38 minutes when Simon Lynch flashed over a dangerous cross but Bolochoweckyi couldn't make the vital connection with the goal gaping.

East Stirling couldn't seem to move out of second gear and were lucky to reach the interval just one goal behind with Livingston in complete control.

The home side needed to start the second half brightly but any hopes of a comeback were doomed with after 11 minutes of the restart when Bolochoweckyj was sent packing by Beaton.

There didn't appear to be much in the towering central defender's challenge on Winters but the referee quickly flashed a yellow followed by a red as tempers rose.

Shire had a mountain to climb and it took the visitors six minutes to make the numerical advantage pay as the home defence switched off at a vital time once again.

Jacobs picked the ball up wide and sprayed over an inch-perfect cross straight into the path of former Dundee United star Winters who planted the ball past Barclay from close range.

It was a killer blow but to Shire's credit they refused to let their heads go down and pushed forward to try and grab a glimmer of hope.

After 76 minutes Lynch seized on a slip from Talbot in the Livi defence but the striker saw his effort scrambled wide by Cameron MacDonald as the home fans sparked into life.

Then with just five minutes remaining Jamie Stevenson could have made it an interesting finale if had he managed to tuck home a Ryan Harding flick-on.

Jubilant Livingston midfielder Steve Tosh praised his team-mates professional attitude. He said: "We knew we faced a very difficult test today especially against a side who had
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China's Baidu sues U.S. company over cyber-attack

BEIJING, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- China's leading Internet search engine, Baidu, has filed a lawsuit in a New York court against a U.S. firm that managed its domain registration, Baidu said in a statement on Wednesday.

Baidu is seeking damages from its U.S. domain name registration service provider Register.com, Inc., following an attack on its website last week, the Beijing-based company said in the statement.

Baidu's website was paralyzed for several hours after a cyber- attack on Jan. 12, denying users from many places around the world access.

The attackers posted on the site a message in red saying, "This site has been hacked replica bag wholesale by Iranian Cyber Army."

It is believed the unidentified "Iranian Cyber Army" changed Baidu's domain name server records and redirected traffic to another website.

"Register.com, Inc.'s gross negligence resulted in severe damage to the company," said the statement.

The company declined to detail its losses and it failed to disclose the damages it is seeking.

The search engine, which claims 70 percent of China's Internet search market, had only been down only once previously, for half an hour in December 2006.