http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2015-04/24/content_20526692.htmThis was the funniest thing. A strip show at a funeral ? ? Seems very strange. And all to get more people to attend, LOL ! ! ! In America, strip clubs are common, so no big deal, but I've never heard of a strip show at of all things a funeral. And in the picture, it shows a kid watching, very weird.

life is many learning curves. The more, the better. I was lucky to inherit the "agnostic / athieist gene. What I mean by that is, no matter how much education ( weather from a school, or on my own ) I can take that knowledge and apply it That is an ability that CAN'T be taught. Granted, every human trait, there is a bell curve for it, so I can't condemn or praise anyone for their luck in the genetic sperm and egg re-combination. This is one trait that I've noticed the western exam's are weak in. Why give someone more consideration ( based on exam's) if they can "learn" the material faster, but will go the rest of their lives NOT being able to apply the knowledge ? ? This is a mistake of western exams. More consideration should be given to someone ( who may initially be slower ) at "learning" the material, but will be able to take this knowledge and apply it. HOW DO YOU MEASURE THIS ? ? ? Carl Sagan lamented this in his book, "Science as a candle of light" subtitled "In the demon haunted world".... there it is....if your STILL READING this, BRAVO to you ! ! ! ! Tell your educators this.....THANK YOU ! ! !WHAT IS THE GENE FOR THIS ? ? ?

Hey Everyone, Thanks for taking the time to read this...I'm coming to Shandong in the fall on a personal matter, (My Dad's last wishes were to have his ashes scattered there in the town of Longshan, so I have to fullfill that) , but plan on seeing Bejjing and some sights around there. Peking U. and Tsinghua U. are on the agenda. Anyone from there ? Never been to this country, but its interesting as hec. Anyone got any suggestions about seeing things on campus there ? Thought I'd post this and see what the response is. Well, again, thanks and look forward...

ll be coming to Shandong later this year to scatter my Dad's ashes there in the villiage of Longshan ( between Jinan and Zhangqui ). Those were one of his last wishes. He was raised there until the age of 8 years and returned to a big welcome in 1998, The Chinese people just loved him. With his 6'3" stature and cowboy hat, jeans and boots, they really liked everything about him 23 banquets in his honor. He told me all about it. ASM Overseas Corporation and Qilu Evening News were instrumental in arranging for, and covering the Homecoming of Mr. Joseph to Mountain Laoshan. Reporters were Mr. Li, Mr. Hu, and Mr. Zheng. Please notify them or me with contact info ?This would greatly help. Thanks ! !Please see below pics for more info. this was one a a lot of newspapers that covered the event.

In the future will a simple DNA scan replace the "clumsy" exams of today ? Will this lead also to not only the path to higher education becoming more clear, but ALL education levels are well ? I believe this will revolutionize education. It will make it far more clear, a person's abilities, thereby also creating a specialized path for an individual's education. Aiming that education to make the best use of a person's ablities. Will this in turn lead to mandatory sperm and egg banks, genetic manipulation for prospective parents of the future ? Yes, as they say, it will be a BRAVE NEW WORLD ! ! ! Behold, what the future WILL bring....Would love to hear your perspective ! !

I have read a few articles about this. It would seem, if they are well educated and intelligent, they would be MORE desirable. I know, in the United States, some men look at them and avoid them. Other men, just the opposite. I find these women attractive. Well educated, self suffiecient and intelligence are in my boo desirable. With a little age too comes more sophistication, worldllyness ( is there such a word ) ?? lol, which are also great traits. With these attributes comes good conversation over a nice dinner and a walk To me at least, I find it appreciated.

I find it hard to believe people still have baseless superstitions in an era of compulsory education and modern science. In America, this is around, but with modern science and better education, ignorant religious beliefs are fading. I can seeThe only thing I don't like is society is taking too long and too slow to do this. I wonder, is the Chinese zodiac actually taken that seriously ? ? I see it seemingly everywhere. Whats even more disconcerting about it, some of these people have college degrees. This makes a good case about revising the entrance exams. After all, what point is there in educating someone who can't apply the knowledge ? esp when public money is paying for it...Astronomers who still read the astrology column, Mathematicians who believe in numerology, Biologists who don't believe in evolution, geologists who think the world is only a few thousand years old...the list goes on and on....Really, there is only one place our traits come from, Mother and Father. Quite simple really.