USCIS approved another New York center - New York Proton Regional Center, LLC (www.nyprc.com). The center application was submitted by Florida based Law Offices of Larry Behar. The following RC information was provided by USCIS website.
Geographic Scope: New York Counties of Kings, Queens, New York, Bronx, Westchester, Suffolk and Nassau
Industry Clusters: Non-Residential Building Construction; Hospitals; Business Support Services including Telephone Call Centers; Data Processing Services; Other Financial Investment Activities; Legal Services; Computer Systems Design and Related Services; Scientific Research and Development; Management of Companies; Office Administrative Spaces
Mr. Su is a leading expert and advisor on EB-5 marketing in Asia and China. He operates the EB-5 China Marketing and Field Support Center, he is also the president of EB-5 China Market Council. Mr. Su has successfully introduced over a dozen of EB-5 regional center investment projects to China this year, and nearly 5000 job creations committment has been resulted due to his efforts. Mr. Su has been interviewed by China Daily, Finanical Times, South Morning China Post, Reuters News, News Week and other major media. He runs a popular EB-5 blog at 
Mr. Wright is considered one of the foremost experts on the EB-5 Immigration Visa program. As an accomplished researcher, analyst and professional author, Kevin has assisted many entrepreneurs in receiving Regional Center designation and subsequent approval of the specific projects that are developed and put into operation through the Regional Center mechanism. As an IMPLAN software specialist, Kevin has authored numerous econometric analyses, in many divergent industries, that demonstrate the employment and economic impacts of these various projects to the USCIS. The Regional Center application process requires Kevin to have an expertise in business plan writing, private placement composition, econometric analysis, complexities of government reporting requirements all coupled with the “hands on” experience necessary to successfully work within this highly specialized industry. Wright Johnson LLC has filed over 20 regional center applications with USCIS with a 100% success rate in the client receiving Regional Center designation.
Mr. Sun is a former financial advisor with Citi Smith Barney and Edward Jones; he is highly experienced and knowledgeable in EB-5 project selection and marketing. He offers frequent workshops to Chinese high net worth individuals on asset management and investment. Mr. Sun is a Beijing native and graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is responsbile for the company's US business division. Mr. Lu spent average eight months a year in China promoting EB-5 regional center projects to Chinese investors. MasLink Group is a licensed and bonded migration consulting firm headquartered in Beijing, with offices in major Chinese cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Chongqing. The firm organized the US Immigration and Investment (Beijing) Forum 2009 where over 30 US investment projects were showcased for the first time Chinese investors. 
Mr. Huang has a number of years private equity investment and investment banking experience, especially has strong expertise in investing in Chinese companies and taking Chinese companies public in North American stock markets. He led the whole process of the public listing of China Wind Power International Corp
Ms. Park is the Principal Attorney of Law Offices of Julia Park, LLC, with offices in New York City and Englewood, New Jersey. She is also Of Counsel to Levitt & Needleman, PC, a 30-year immigration law firm located in New York City. Ms. Park provides immigration legal services to businesses and individuals in the Greater New York area. Ms. Park’s immigration practice has a strong EB-5 focus and she is a frequent speaker on the topic. Most recently she spoke at the AREAA (Asian Real Estate Association of America) New York Chapter meeting on the Nuts & Bolts of the EB-5 Investment Visa (September 2010) and the HSBC EB-5 International Business Opportunities Seminar (November 2010). Ms. Park has been invited by a major international bank to serve as its outside immigration advisor to its new EB-5 Service Team which will be announced in the first quarter of 2011. The new team will be servicing the bank’s select group of private banking clients in Asia who are interested in the EB-5 program. Before founding her own firm, Ms. Park was a corporate attorney at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, LLP in New York City where she represented JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs in registered and 144A securities offerings, including convertible and investment grade debt offerings. Ms. Park also advised foreign clients on US registration issues and interacted with regulatory agencies including FINRA and NYSE on behalf of clients. Ms. Park received her JD from Boston College Law School, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif; her MA from the Graduate School of Interpretation & Translation, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, Korea; and her BA from Sogang University, cum laude, also in Seoul, Korea.
GUANGZHOU, China (AFP) – The Asian Games opened with a spectacular water-themed gala ceremony on Friday, culminating years of planning for an event that is set to reinforce China's regional sporting dominance.
The extravaganza heralds the most ambitious Asiad so far with some 10,000 athletes from 45 countries and territories vying for gold in 42 sports.
The Games run until November 27, with hosts China heavily favoured to top the medal table, and South Korea and Japan battling for second place.
"Remember, you are part of history right here, right now," Olympic Council of Asia president Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah told the athletes at the opening ceremony.
"Please show us your best performance, and show us the spirit of sportsmanship, fair play, friendship and resopect to your fellow athletes and officials."
Security forces mounted a sweeping operation to isolate the fenced-off venue with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari attending.
In a change to standard procedure the ceremony, beamed to a television of audience of billions, was held on an island in the Pearl River rather than a stadium, with the giant Guangzhou Tower as a background.
Backed by a stunning light show, it was themed around the local Lingnan culture, incorporating folk dance, drum music as well as water skiing and jet skiing and a giant ship called "Harmony".
Film starlet Zhang Ziyi and world-renowned pianist Lang Lang performed together in one of the highlights of a show that celebrated Guangzhou's history as China's gateway to the ancient Maritime Silk Road.
The scale of the preparations for the ceremony drew parallels with the Beijing Olympics opener in 2008, which was highly acclaimed, but Guangzhou officials were eager to set the two apart.
"It's like one is coffee and the other is tea," ceremony director Chen Weiya, the assistant chief for the Beijing curtain raiser, said.
Just as Beijing did before the 2008 Olympics, Guangzhou has poured billions of dollars into getting this sprawling southern metropolis ready.
While the city does not have the glamour of Beijing and Shanghai, officials here are hoping the Games will help transform it into one of Asia's top destinations.
In preparation, it has embarked on several huge infrastructure projects -- a new rail station, a gleaming trade centre, subway lines, housing projects, highways and bridges.
It has also constructed or renovated 70 sporting facilities.
Security is a major focus, with more than 100,000 police officers on duty to keep it safe, along with hundreds of thousands of security guards and volunteers.8
"As the Guangzhou Asian Games will have the most ever athletes, officials and reporters in the history of the Asian Games, the security work has been a great challenge," a statement from the Games security panel said.
"The security panel has adopted effective and necessary measures to ensure a safe Games. We have done our best to provide a safe and favorable environment for athletes, coaches, officials and audiences."
While the two Koreas marched together at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, 2004 Athens Olympics and 2006 Doha Asian Games in a sign of reconciliation, they failed to repeat the feat here.
Relations between the two neighbours remain tense after the sinking of South Korean warship, the Cheonan, in March that claimed 46 lives.
All the athletes arrive by a convoy of pleasure boats, including those from war-torn Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as Iran and the Palestinian territories.
The competition proper kicks off on Saturday when 28 gold medals will be won.
(Photo Credit: Lucy Zhang, ABG Group Guangzhou Staff)
The Invest in the U.S.A. (Guangzhou) Summit 2011 will be also held in Guangzhou China March 19-20, 2011, for more details, log on http://eb5summit.eventbrite.com
