Washington Post, September 14, 2007 page D5: Analysts predict market instability brought on by political uncertainty in Japan. Such event would hold negative implications for stock market and economy in the days to come. Political and economic nerves are justaposed as business folks view such happening with concern. Billionaire investor Warren Buffett reduced his firm's stake in China's oil and gas producer, PetroChina. Reason: The firm's investments in Sudan, a nation in question.
US-China share the common interests: Teacher shortage is obstacle to quality education. The National Commission on Teaching reports that it costs $50,000 to recruit, train and lose a teacher. I started teaching in Shanghai in 1945. At present,I am still interested in teaching as an octogenarian. I even taught until September 7, 2007 since 2006 with six hours a day from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at www.Dictyon.net.
Dark chocolate can fit my healthy appetite but Swiss White Chocolate Drink from General Food serves as coffee in my taste.
Francis Shieh aka Xie Shihao on Friday, September 14, 2007 at Andrews AFB Library at 9.55 a.m.
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