• One company in Georgia is exporting 2 million pairs of disposable chopsticks a day to China.

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  • "I took my chopsticks and picked up a scorpion, praying I wouldn't drop it, " Block recalls.

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  • Company founder and chairman Yoshikazu Nakamura, 68, attends the lunches and notices how applicants handle their chopsticks.

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  • Hurl a pair of chopsticks in any direction and chances are they will land in something edible.

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  • For those not seeking a manicure or hundreds of shrink-wrapped chopsticks, the food is the main attraction.

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  • His experience in exporting to Asian countries came in handy when he founded Georgia Chopsticks in April.

    FORBES: Chopsticks

  • They have been using chopsticks for thousands of years, and they are very proud of using them.

    FORBES: A New World of Exports to China

  • Not so well known is that today millions of Chinese are eating food using chopsticks made in America.

    FORBES: A New World of Exports to China

  • Forget RGB or CMYK. Where were sharp black letters laid out like lacquered chopsticks on a clean tablecloth?

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  • The earliest surviving chopsticks were bronze, from late in the second millennium B.

    NEWYORKER: A Fork of One��s Own

  • Imagine a day when America supplies the vast majority of chopsticks to China.

    FORBES: A New World of Exports to China

  • She lifted these out of her brew with chopsticks and, seeing their beauty, asked her entourage to weave them into a garment.

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  • Georgia Chopsticks currently has 102 employees and manufactures four million sets of chopsticks each week, but the company is not stopping there.

    FORBES: Chopsticks

  • New York's supertrendy Bliss Spa offers patrons the Ginger Rub, employing fresh-grated gingerroot (no word on whether that comes with wasabi and chopsticks).

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  • Every year, the equivalent of 25 million trees are cut to produce the 45 billion pairs of chopsticks that China alone consumes annually.

    FORBES: Chopsticks

  • With more than 1, 000 stations and 1 billion viewers nationwide, Chinese television is beginning to make U.S. entertainment companies click their chopsticks in anticipation.

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  • We always use chopsticks, although a fork will work just fine.

    NPR: Friends, Family and a Feast: A Hot Pot How-To

  • Silver nanoparticles may come in handy wherever you want to kill germs for instance, in things as diverse as children's dummies (comforters to Americans), teddy bears, washing machines, chopsticks and bed linen.

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  • We all know that the Chinese invented chopsticks.

    FORBES: A New World of Exports to China

  • It uses two catheters that act like chopsticks.

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  • It is estimated that by the end of this year it will be producing 10 million pairs a day, still puny in terms of the 63 billion pairs of disposable chopsticks used each year in China.

    FORBES: A New World of Exports to China

  • "Chopsticks" has proved maddeningly complex to produce.

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  • Citrus Suite had just sent the seventh version of the "Chopsticks" app, with 300 pages of photos, 15 YouTube videos, five videos of the actors and features like instant messages that appear to be typed out in real time.

    WSJ: Enhanced E-Books: Blowing Up the Book

  • According to two researchers at the University of Kansas, the heart rates of people tested recovering from stress were 7% slower, if they gripped a pair of chopsticks in their teeth in such a way as to force themselves to smile.

    FORBES: New Data on Smiling

  • Get out your chopsticks!

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  • In the main Beijing office, a homely red-painted house in a courtyard littered with bicycles, visitors would be handed staff cards printed on recycled paper and given metal reusable chopsticks, together with a lecture on how much of China's virgin forest was disappearing for wooden chopsticks every year.

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  • Grating turns the yam to a pulp of unbelievable stickiness. (Wikipedia claims that it was used as a sexual lubricant in the Edo period a fact too good to check.) The soba end up bound so firmly together that pulling a few strands with chopsticks lifts the whole mass off the plate.

    NEWYORKER: Ootoya

  • Apply all that new technology to an ancient lexicon of good manners that precluded not only the preparation but the cutting of food at Chinese tables, rich or poor, and you have no need for any tableware beyond your chopsticks, a couple of serving pieces, and a slippery porcelain spoon for soup.

    NEWYORKER: A Fork of One��s Own

  • When she gestured with her hands, she flashed gold and diamond rings with the SM design, part of her Celestial Jewelry collection--available by catalog as well. (Also for sale: Celestial purses, hats, gold dinnerware, chopsticks, inspirational videos, floor lamps.) A petite woman with long, dark brown hair that cascades past her shoulders, the Supreme Master is passionate, earthy (she says she needs a husband) and more fun than the average saint.

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