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Development/June2012

===Meeting Minutes===
Meeting June 8 2012
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Development/May2010

Site development categories and forms,
Properties, Sandbox
== Development meetings ==
* Logo selection
* Logo selection 2
== Todo items ==
 Mon. Aug. 23th: 1st public press release launch announcement of the symposium & wiki. 
 Mon. Sept.6 : 2nd public press release launch announcement of the symposium & wiki. 
 Mon. Sept.13th : 3 public press release launch announcement of the symposium & wiki. 
===Questions===
Can you add more categories in the template for a wiki entry? for example AHSNB is in Moncton and AHSNB also does primarily arts and social services. Can we add a box that each entry can complete on their own?
* I have changed the Location input so it is free form, with autocomplete based on existing values. For Arts and Aspects, see Contribute#Entry_categories. David Mason 10:28, July 30, 2010 (EDT)
Also, I cannot seem to get the AHSNB image onto the main page like all of the other pages. 
* Are you sure? They've always been there as far as I've seen. David Mason 10:28, July 30, 2010 (EDT)
I would like to hyperlink Festival Accès Asie under Who Are We like you have under your name.
I used your exact code and cannot figure why Festival Accès Asie remains to be page does not exist and does not link to Festival Accès Asie ?
* The User: prefix is used when a page is edited by a user of the site. Festival Accès Asie is not a user, so just use Festival Accès Asie. David Mason 10:28, July 30, 2010 (EDT)
http://asiancanadianwiki.org/wiki/Asian_Canadian_Wiki
David:
Can we add a forum, comments and the wiki contact email address somewhere more obvious than on the asian canadina wiki page? love Janet
Category:Development
Devi Sharma (politician)

Devi Sharma is a Canadian politician, who was elected to Winnipeg City Council in the 2010 municipal election, representing the Old Kildonan ward. She is the first Indo-Canadian elected to Winnipeg's municipal government.
Prior to her election, Sharma was an executive assistant in the office of councillor Mike O'Shaughnessy, her predecessor as Old Kildonan's councillor.
Devinder Shory

Devinder Shory is (born August 3, 1958 in Barnala, Punjab, India) is a Canadian politician, who represents the electoral district of Calgary Northeast as a federal Member of Parliament."MP Devinder Shory supports airport tunnel". Calgary Herald, April 1, 2011. Shory held a consultation in Calgary with industry and business leaders from across Manitoba to discuss a renewal of the government's global commerce strategy. 
First elected in the 2008 Canadian federal election, he is a member of the Conservative Party.
Diana Dai

As a multi award-winning filmmaker, Diana's outstanding work is a result of her rich international experiences within the media field, and her deep understanding of human nature. Her visionary film-making expertise has gained her various acclaimed documentaries with CBC and VisionTV. She received the prestigious Gemini Award in 2009 and the Golden Sheaf award in 2010 for her role as producer for the CBC documentary "China’s Earthquake, The people in the pictures".
 
Diana Dai was born in China. She is truly a citizen of the world and her prized possession is her passport stamped with souvenirs reflective of all her wonderful adventures. She obtained her first degree in literature in China. In 1991, she left to go to the United Kingdom where she obtained a Master's degree in Communication Studies at the University of Leeds. She worked as an editor for a bilingual magazine Siyu Chinese Times, and taught Chinese at the University of Leeds. She was also on the editorial board of "Journal of Macro Linguistics".
She emigrated to Canada in 1996 as an independent professional. She was one of the founders for the Mandarin program for OMNI TV and was its host/ producer from 1996 to 2007. She has made several appearances on CBC Radio and Sun TV, and has been a guest speaker at the University of Toronto, Queens University and University of Ontario Institute of Technology conferences. She served as the "Master of Ceremony" (both in Chinese and English) for many community events.
Diana Dai also has the spirit of an entrepreneur; she organized the concert of the Canadian “True North Brass” band to China in 1999 that was a huge success. She started her own communication company to produce documentaries in 2009. With her deep understanding of both Western and Eastern cultures, she is building a bridge to minimize the cultural gap.
Diana Tso

Diana Tso is a performer, playwright, poet, storyteller. She is a graduate of the University of Toronto with Honors BA in English Literature and of Ecole Internationale de Théâtre de Jacques Lecoq, in Paris, France. She has worked with diverse theatres internationally for over 15 years. Her favorite theatre co-creations/ performances include: Dante’s Inferno and Chekhov Shorts, both with Theatre Smith-Gilmour, and by the way, Miss… with Urge/Theatre Direct, for which she shares the Dora Mavor Award for Outstanding Ensemble Performance. Her Monkey Queen, Journey to the East, premiered at the 2010 Toronto Festival of Storytelling; a one-woman performance creation inspired by the Monkey King stories in Wu Cheng-En’s 16th century Chinese novel, Journey to the West. She’s an artist in community outreach with jumblies theatre. As an artist in schools her program guides youth in finding their own voices and stories through the exploration of Chinese dragon mythology and performing arts www.arts.on.ca photo by Denise Grant
Diane Kadota Arts Management

Diane Kadota Arts Management (DKAM) provides management and tour support for contemporary performing artists. DKAM represents artists who have a high level of musicianship and artistry, creative vision, a respect for and knowledge of cultural traditions, professionalism and a commitment to the artist/manager relationship.
Specific goals of DKAM as management for a variety of companies and artists are: to facilitate the creation and production of new work; to develop new performance opportunities; and to enable all the individuals involved to survive as working artists and flourish creatively. DKAM will continue to seek out groups and projects that are of interest, particularly those that fuse artistic and cultural traditions with integrity and imagination.
DiezelSun

Alexander Tatarnikov (diezelsun) - famous artist, landscape painter, founder of the new creative style in art.
Ufolism - this is a new trend in art. This topic is relevant worldwide. Subject ufolism has esoteric orientation. Creative theme of the artist ufolism associated with ufology. The artist wants to show that we are not alone in this universe. Besides the artist creates a series of landscapes and still lifes.
==References==
*[sevnews.com.ua/main/society/7807-v-rossii-nabiraet-populyarnost-zhivopis-v-stile-ufolizm.html - media about the artist]
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Doming Lam

(b Macau, 5 Aug 1926). Macanese composer and teacher. Brought up in Macau, his first exposure to music was through singing in church choirs and the lessons of Salesian missionaries. Moving to Hong Kong at the age of 23, he began to study music and learn the violin privately, and though self-taught, he gained entry to the Royal Conservatory in Toronto (1954-8). He gained a composition diploma there, then moved to the University of Southern California (1960-63) to study with Rózsa. He continued to keep abreast of developments in avant-garde music, and from the mid-1960’s to the early 70’s he became known as Hong Kong’s first full-time native composer. In 1973 he co-founded the Asian Composers’ League, serving as its secretary-general (1980-90). He was composer-in-residence and a lecturer at Hong Kong University (1986-94); in 1988 the governor of Macau decorated him for services to the arts. In 1994 he moved to Toronto.
The earlier stages of Lam’s music show two trends: atmospheric settings of Chinese texts, such as the ever-popular Li Bai songs (1957), and a neo-classical instrumental style reminiscent of Bartók, as in the violin sonata Oriental Pearl (1961), which echoes Cantonese opera and employs pipa fingerings. With the founding of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra in the late 1970s, he gained a laboratory for the study of Chinese Instruments; the first result of this enduring collaboration was Autumn Execution (1978). Two other pieces, Thanksgiving to Joe-Kwan (1976) and Insect World 1 (1979), a delightful suite rich in onomatopoeic effects and aimed at children, made his reputation both in Asia and in the West. Both works use Western techniques in a Chinese context and reflect the joyful brashness associated with life in Hong Kong. An increasing amalgamation of his Western background with his experience of Chinese music characterizes his later works, notably in the song cycle Like is Their Delight (1980) for dramatic soprano and Chinese instruments. In the 1990s, following a hiatus in his work, he concentrated on composing Catholic liturgical music for use by Cantonese-speaking congregations.
Donald Quan

At 50 years of age, Donald Quan has been composing professionally most of his life. He has been nominated for several Gemini Awards and has been the recipient of 3 SOCAN awards for film music as well as multiple Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards.
Donald Quan 
is a renowned multi-instrumentalist and has toured all over the world with Loreena McKennitt playing tabla, viola and keyboards. He was also a member of Lighthouse for many years and was the audio producer of Lighthouse's "40 years of Sunny Days" DVD/CD. He has toured in Asia with Erhu virtuoso George Gao and world music flutist Ron Korb as well as with contemporary Kirtan artist Jim Gelcer. 
Donald is best known for his memorable theme for the syndicated series "Relic Hunter". In fact, he was the only creative that was with the series for all 66 episodes. 
He has scored hundreds of hours of dramatic series, documentary, short and feature films and CBC radio-dramas. 
Amongst his other dramatic series credits are 44 episodes of "Mutant X" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0283203/] and 22 episodes of "Starhunter" (Alliance/Atlantis) and others too numerous to mention.
His world music-based theme is currently heard every morning on CBC radio's "Metro Morning".
Donald has also scored several works for dance and theatre including several works for choreographer Kaha:wii Dance Theatre, Young People's Theatre, http://www.youngpeoplestheatre.ca/ and Red Sky Performance. 
As a recording artist, Donald Quan has released 3 albums on his independent label Edam Squid and has recently released over a dozen albums as a label artist for Somerset/Avalon Entertainment.
Donald is one of the most prolific SOCAN-earning film composers in Canada.
Currently Donald runs and performs at the renowned Musideum, a museum of unusual musical instruments and nightly venue to some of the best musical performances in Toronto.
Dora Nipp

== Dora Nipp ==
Dora Nipp comes from a family that helped to build the Canadian Pacific Railway and paid the Head Tax. She is the first recipient of the University of Toronto’s Chinese Canadian History Fellowship. As a historian Dora has written and produced various works on Canada’s Chinese communities including directing the National Film Board of Canada’s “Under the Willow Tree” a documentary on pioneer Chinese women in Canada.
This article is based on: http://www.roadtojustice.ca/video/interview-with-dora-nip
Dorothy Chang (composer)

Described as "evocative and kaleidoscopic” (Seattle Times), the music of composer Dorothy Chang reflects an eclectic mix of musical influences ranging from popular and folk music to elements of traditional Chinese music. Many of her works are inspired by place, time, memory and personal histories. Dorothy’s catalog includes over seventy works for solo, chamber and large ensembles with a particular interest in cross-cultural and interdisciplinary collaboration, including works for mixed Chinese and Western ensembles as well as for theatre, opera and dance. 
Dorothy’s music has been featured in concerts and festivals across North America and abroad, with performances by the Albany, Calgary Philharmonic, Indianapolis, Manitoba Chamber, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Queens, Saint Paul Chamber, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Vancouver Island and Victoria Symphony Orchestras, and by chamber ensembles including eighth blackbird, Smith Quartet, the Chicago Saxophone Quartet, Chai Found Music Workshop (Taiwan) and Music from China, among others. She has received awards and grants from organizations including the American Academy of Arts and Letters, ASCAP, Barlow Endowment, British Columbia Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, Chamber Music America, Fromm Music Foundation, and the inaugural commission from the Women's Philharmonic Commissioning Project of Meet the Composer. From 2005-08, Dorothy served as composer-in-residence with the Albany Symphony Orchestra. 
Born in Winfield, Illinois, Dorothy began her music studies on piano at age six and began composing at the age of fourteen. She received degrees in composition from the University of Michigan (B.M., M.M.) and the Indiana University School of Music (D.M). She has served on the music faculty at Indiana State University and is presently Professor of Music at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
Dr. Daniel Y. K. Kwan

Dr. Daniel Y.K. Kwan teaches courses on modern East Asia (with emphasis on China and Japan) in the Department of History at the University of Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, British Columbia. 
His upper level history courses deal with imperialism in East Asian, the Chinese communist revolution, and society and politics in contemporary China.
With a deep interest in labour history and the Chinese Communist movement, he has published a monograph Marxist Intellectual and the Chinese Labor Movement: A Study of Deng Zhongxia 1894 – 1933 (Seattle & London: University of Washington Press, 1997). 
He has also published book reviews in leading academic journals such as American Historical Review, International History Review, Journal of Oriental Studies, and Journal of Peasant Studies.
His current research is a book-length project, based on local archival and library research in Guangzhou, on “worker education, culture and class identity in south China 1949 – 1999”. Apart from this major book project, he is also interested in the problems and legacy of colonialism in his native city, Hong Kong.
Dr. Gulshan Rai Saini

Dr. Gulshan Rai Saini (1924-2007) was a soil scientist who worked for decades among the potato farmers of the Saint John River Valley, and was one of the earliest members of the mid-twentieth century wave of Indian immigrants to North America.
Dr. Saini was born in Punjab in 1924 and grew up in Nankana Sahib, which is now a part of Pakistan. He went on to study agricultural science, earning a Bachelors of Science and a Masters of Science from Punjab University. He was then accepted into a doctoral program at Ohio State University, arriving in the United States in 1957. After earning his doctorate in 1960, he returned to work as an assistant professor at Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana, India.
Dr. Saini eventually became disillusioned with the political climate in Punjab and immigrated to Fredericton, New Brunswick, in October 1961. He researched soil and water issues for the Canadian Department of Agriculture for 23 years.
Not only was Dr. Saini concerned with his field of expertise, he was also concerned with broader social issues. He was a founder of the Multicultural Association of Fredericton, served on a national advisory board on multiculturalism for the Canadian government and was vice-president of the Professional Institute of Canada.
In the mid-1980s, Dr. Saini retired and moved to Brookline, Massachusetts, to be closer to his son. While there, he served on the Board of the Coalition for a Strong United Nations, was treasurer of the Third World Scholars Consortium, and was a longtime member of Friends of the Muddy River and Restore the Olmsted Waterway. He also served on a state advisory board on water management issues. He was founder of the Saini Foundation, and at the time of his death, he was developing a college scholarship program for girls from his ancestral village, Bohon, Punjab.
Dr. Saini left behind his wife, Dr. Veena Saini; a son, Vikas Saini, M.D.; and two granddaughters, Naima and Sahima.
Dr. Liqun Chao

Dr. Liqun Chao is a professor at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Oshawa, Ontario Canada. His research interests include Comparative studies, Criminological theory, Gun ownership, and Policing.
His research essays have appeared in many national and international journals, including the top journals of Criminology, Justice Quarterly, Journal of Criminal Justice, and Policing. 
His co-authored paper won the Donal MacNamara Award of Academy of Criminal Justice Science in 2008. In addition, he published the monograph Major Criminological Theories: Concepts and Measurement and co-edited the anthology Lessons From International/Comparative Criminology/Criminal Justice in 2004.
He also writes in Chinese and his co-authored book The Empirical Status of Major Criminological Theories was published in Chinese with Professor Susyan Jou in 2007. He co-edited an anthology Criminology in Chinese with Professor Xin Ren in 2008.
His latest book, co-edited with Ivan Y. Sun, and Bill Hebenton is The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Criminology. London: Routledge. 2014.
DreBu

DreBu is a non-profit organization founded by Kalsang Dolma and Gelek Badheytsang in 2009.
DreBu believes in keeping the Tibetan arts, language and culture alive within a dynamic urban setting and the growing Tibetan Diasporas worldwide. Recognizing that culture, arts and language evolve constantly in many different directions and forms, we strive to connect with a wide range of creative artists and stakeholders who shape the cultural environment locally and globally. We fulfill our mission by undertaking innovative programs to study and encourage the Tibetan arts and culture movement for a healthy interaction to generate mutual respect, inclusiveness and true diversity in Canada and the world.
Durand Soraine

Durand Soraine (born 11 September 1983) is an Indian-born Canadian cricket player. He is a right-handed batsman and right arm medium pace bowler. He made his senior debut for Canada in the ICC Americas Championship One Day International against Bermuda on 21 August 2006, and went on to play for them in the remaining matches in the tournament. He played for the Canada Under 19 team in the 2004 World Cup.