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P*d2010-10-26 07:10

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看着版上很多人谈学钢琴会提及recital多少次，我娃学琴时间不是很长，请问大家这
个recital多少是个什么来源？有机会多参加recital有利于提高么？参加的曲目是solo
还是duet是不是没关系？
怎么感觉duet更难，涉及到与合奏者的配合。
谢谢！

S*k2010-10-26 07:10

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请问版上有人给80岁以上的老人家办过美国签证吗? 我姑妈是美国绿卡,奶奶83岁了,想
让奶奶来美国玩半年一年的。请问有人有这方面的经验吗?
需要提供哪些材料呢。
我能想到的是： 1. 护照身份证户口本 2.退休证退休金 3.银行证明 4.房产证 5.奶奶
和我姑妈的母女关系亲属公证 6.奶奶和姑妈的一些照片 7.姑妈的材料（如签证绿卡这
些）8.姑妈的邀请信 8.奶奶的体检证明
谢谢! 如果有MM办过提供一下经验

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

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What an AMAZING woman! seriously!! I vote her to be a next Nobel laureate
and a first Chinese and it is a girl too....
http://english.cas.cn/accessory/twows4th/twowsaward/201006/t20100627_55793.html
Professor Fanyi Zeng was born in 1968. She received her B.A. in University
of California San Diego, CA, USA in 1991. In 2005, she got her Ph.D in
University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA.
Professor Zeng has led a research team that has made substantial and long-
lasting contributions to the developmental biology field, which has resulted
in paradigm shifts in embryo development and stem cell research, which will
have profound impact on the study and treatment of human diseases.
Professor Zeng and her colleagues have a long tradition in research
excellence. She established the first human/goat chimera models for the
study of in vive stem cell biology. Her research team transplanted human
hematopoietic stem cells into goats via in utero transplantation, and
demonstrated the feasibility of using this model to study stem cell
engraftment, expansion, differentiation, and plasticity, which is critical
for more fully exploiting the use of stem cells in disease treatment. This
work resulted in several publications in prestigious high-impact journals,
including the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of United States (
PNAS), and was named one of the top ten basic science research advancements
of 2006 by China Ministry of Science and Technology.
Professor Zeng was one of the first researchers to apply systems biology
approaches, such as high- throughput microarray analysis, to study early
embryonic development, uncovering many critical principles governing
mammalian preimplantation. Professor Zeng established a linear amplification
method that made possible the molecular analysis of very early stage
embryos, profiling more than 40,000 genes at major developmental stages and
elucidating important mechanisms of gene regulation, as well as signal
pathways critical to mammalian embryo development. The work was published in
top journals in the field such as Developmental Biology, Development and
Biology of Reproduction and is frequently referenced by researchers in the
field.
Professor Zeng has investigated the mechanisms of nuclear-cytoplasm
interaction in early embryos, including cloned embryos, and was one of the
inventors of Autologous Nuclear Transfer Technology, which greatly improves
the efficiency of somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT or animal cloning).
During this process, Professor Zeng elucidated the regulation of cloned
embryo development by mitochondrial haplotypes, and also helped increase the
success rate of allogenous cloning by homologous nuclear transfer. This
work resulted in series publications, which has important implications in
the field of animal reproductive cloning.
Most recently, Professor Zeng and her collaborators at the Chinese Academy
of Sciences produced the first live-born, fertile mice (“Tiny") from
induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, using tetraploid complementation, the
gold standard for testing pluripotency, demonstrating that iPS cells have
similar pluripotency as ES ceils. This landmark work will impact societies
around the world in two major areas: 1) It validates the potential for using
patient-specific stem cells to treat intractable diseases, and thus will
greatly impact the future of regenerative medicine. 2) Secondly, freeing the
scientific community from a reliance on human embryonic stem cells avoids
the negative societal connotations of working with deceased embryonic
material, which is currently restricted in most Western cultures. After the
publication of the breakthrough manuscript in Nature, this work was named
one of the top ten medical breakthroughs by TIME magazine, as well as one of
the top ten basic science research advancements of 2009 by the China
Ministry of Science and Technology.
Not limited to only fundamental biological research, Professor Zeng and her
research team have also made major contributions in the area of
translational medicine, exploring direct phenotypic conversion through
transcriptome transfer, a novel technique called TIPeR. This phenotype
transfer from one cell type to another occurs without conversion to the
early stem cell stage, and will have a huge impact in regenerative medicine
and for future personalized medicine. Professor Zeng identified key
molecular defects in several chronic and debilitating genetic diseases,
which led to the development of a new type of high-throughput genetic screen
, combining multi-ligase-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) with
microarray technology. This approach has successfully identified more than
250 cases of progressive muscular dystrophy (DMD), a severe disease that
previously was extremely difficult to diagnose. These important work have
been published in top journals such as PNAS and Human Mutation.
In summary, in a short and progressively impressive research career,
Professor Zeng, as a young woman scientist working and living in China, has
made many important discoveries in the field of embryo development and stem
cell biology, with important and long-term implications in regenerative
medicine and reproductive biology. Her research has been noted
internationally as significant achievements in science and medicine, and
exemplifies Professor Zeng's significant contributions and major potential
for future discoveries.

B*12010-10-26 07:10

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Play masterpieces.
Present oneself to the audience.
Polish one's manners.
Perform under pressure.
Please the parents.

s*r2010-10-26 07:10

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为什么最近这么多曾某人的宣传，是不是要评院士了？

resulted
will

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: What an AMAZING woman! seriously!! I vote her to be a next Nobel laureate
: and a first Chinese and it is a girl too....
: http://english.cas.cn/accessory/twows4th/twowsaward/201006/t20100627_55793.html
: Professor Fanyi Zeng was born in 1968. She received her B.A. in University
: of California San Diego, CA, USA in 1991. In 2005, she got her Ph.D in
: University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA.
: Professor Zeng has led a research team that has made substantial and long-
: lasting contributions to the developmental biology field, which has resulted
: in paradigm shifts in embryo development and stem cell research, which will
: have profound impact on the study and treatment of human diseases.

b*f2010-10-26 07:10

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钢琴是performing arts，不表演不上台就浪费了。

z*g2010-10-26 07:10

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她家不把她扶到那个位置是不会罢休的。在她老爹眼里，她其实就是天才。

【在 s******r 的大作中提到】

: 为什么最近这么多曾某人的宣传，是不是要评院士了？
:
: resulted
: will

n*h2010-10-26 07:10

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我们这个行情是一年有两次recital. 不过呢，除非很有名的老师，一般地说，观众就
是学生和学生家
长。如果老师的学生多，自然观众就多些。我还没听说哪个老师没有recital的。

solo

【在 P********d 的大作中提到】

: 看着版上很多人谈学钢琴会提及recital多少次，我娃学琴时间不是很长，请问大家这
: 个recital多少是个什么来源？有机会多参加recital有利于提高么？参加的曲目是solo
: 还是duet是不是没关系？
: 怎么感觉duet更难，涉及到与合奏者的配合。
: 谢谢！

a*g2010-10-26 07:10

9 楼

to be born in China? I know you are trying to be sarcastic, but don't you k
now there were so many of them were born in China already? Not to mention X
iaobo Liu

resulted
will

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: What an AMAZING woman! seriously!! I vote her to be a next Nobel laureate
: and a first Chinese and it is a girl too....
: http://english.cas.cn/accessory/twows4th/twowsaward/201006/t20100627_55793.html
: Professor Fanyi Zeng was born in 1968. She received her B.A. in University
: of California San Diego, CA, USA in 1991. In 2005, she got her Ph.D in
: University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA.
: Professor Zeng has led a research team that has made substantial and long-
: lasting contributions to the developmental biology field, which has resulted
: in paradigm shifts in embryo development and stem cell research, which will
: have profound impact on the study and treatment of human diseases.

w*f2010-10-26 07:10

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学钢琴就是用来表演的

solo

【在 P********d 的大作中提到】

: 看着版上很多人谈学钢琴会提及recital多少次，我娃学琴时间不是很长，请问大家这
: 个recital多少是个什么来源？有机会多参加recital有利于提高么？参加的曲目是solo
: 还是duet是不是没关系？
: 怎么感觉duet更难，涉及到与合奏者的配合。
: 谢谢！

a*g2010-10-26 07:10

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有bg

【在 z****g 的大作中提到】

: 她家不把她扶到那个位置是不会罢休的。在她老爹眼里，她其实就是天才。

F*t2010-10-26 07:10

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哇，你们都不觉得这玩意儿可能就是个hobby?

【在 w**f 的大作中提到】

: 学钢琴就是用来表演的
:
: solo

N*S2010-10-26 07:10

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难道。。。他爸是。。。曾庆红。。。？

【在 z****g 的大作中提到】

: 她家不把她扶到那个位置是不会罢休的。在她老爹眼里，她其实就是天才。

P*d2010-10-26 07:10

14 楼

难道不是为了自娱自乐？:P

【在 b*f 的大作中提到】

: 钢琴是performing arts，不表演不上台就浪费了。

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

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hey, that's not true...Ms Zeng is the only one and will be the only one
forever, Period:))))...true or not, it is still true because big dad says so
, u see...:)

k
X

【在 a*****g 的大作中提到】

: to be born in China? I know you are trying to be sarcastic, but don't you k
: now there were so many of them were born in China already? Not to mention X
: iaobo Liu
:
: resulted
: will

b*f2010-10-26 07:10

16 楼

No. to me learning piano is for showing off and entertaining others.
Nobody will find it entertaining to himself/herself by repeating and
repeating same notes for thousands of times.

【在 P********d 的大作中提到】

: 难道不是为了自娱自乐？:P

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

17 楼

Yes, u got it!

【在 N*S 的大作中提到】

: 难道。。。他爸是。。。曾庆红。。。？

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

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Wrong though:))

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: Yes, u got it!

w*a2010-10-26 07:10

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官二代貌似还没出这种smart类型的吧。她爸好像是个院士

【在 N*S 的大作中提到】

: 难道。。。他爸是。。。曾庆红。。。？

d*o2010-10-26 07:10

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37岁拿到phd，看来属于大器晚成的哪种。

p*m2010-10-26 07:10

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江绵恒算是有些学问的官二代拉还是天朝曾经最大的官二代

【在 w***a 的大作中提到】

: 官二代貌似还没出这种smart类型的吧。她爸好像是个院士

p*m2010-10-26 07:10

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lz was just joking around...

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

23 楼

No no NO, I am deadly serious! I fundamentally believe SHE IS THE ONE and
the ONLY ONE...

【在 p*****m 的大作中提到】

: lz was just joking around...

p*m2010-10-26 07:10

24 楼

好吧..看来你最近精力很充沛阿呵呵

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: No no NO, I am deadly serious! I fundamentally believe SHE IS THE ONE and
: the ONLY ONE...

m*p2010-10-26 07:10

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In which field and what work she did would make you think that way

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: No no NO, I am deadly serious! I fundamentally believe SHE IS THE ONE and
: the ONLY ONE...

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

26 楼

Genetic inheritance and salesmanship, so should be twice...

【在 m*p 的大作中提到】

: In which field and what work she did would make you think that way

p*y2010-10-26 07:10

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有个好爸爸真好啊，他儿子不是前阵子才花了2.5亿RMB在澳洲买了栋豪宅么。

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: Yes, u got it!

m*p2010-10-26 07:10

28 楼

family inheritance and business networking, twice and twice. But each one is
not big enough

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: Genetic inheritance and salesmanship, so should be twice...

t*y2010-10-26 07:10

29 楼

楼主不要那么mean。

O*e2010-10-26 07:10

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你倒是说说她到底哪里做得出格了？除了有个厉害的老爹？她不是没做成院长么。
有厉害老爹的人多了去了吧，真正成功的还真是没几个。
比尔·盖茨的儿女们一出生就是亿万富翁，也没见你去喊几嗓子不平等靠老爹。

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: Wrong though:))

O*e2010-10-26 07:10

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老尚拿到phd的时候也不年轻了

【在 d*******o 的大作中提到】

: 37岁拿到phd，看来属于大器晚成的哪种。

p*y2010-10-26 07:10

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Bill Gates的钱/名利地位是靠他自己的努力聪明才智开公司赚来的，
他对世界的贡献几乎每个用电脑的人都受益。
不要说中国政府高官的儿女不需要多努力就变成有钱有势有地位，
连高官子弟的二奶都可以让强势的章子怡吃不消。
不过，人生是不公平的，社会充满不公平现象，习惯就好。

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: 你倒是说说她到底哪里做得出格了？除了有个厉害的老爹？她不是没做成院长么。
: 有厉害老爹的人多了去了吧，真正成功的还真是没几个。
: 比尔·盖茨的儿女们一出生就是亿万富翁，也没见你去喊几嗓子不平等靠老爹。

w*r2010-10-26 07:10

33 楼

反驳的很到点子。条理很清楚。

【在 p****y 的大作中提到】

: Bill Gates的钱/名利地位是靠他自己的努力聪明才智开公司赚来的，
: 他对世界的贡献几乎每个用电脑的人都受益。
: 不要说中国政府高官的儿女不需要多努力就变成有钱有势有地位，
: 连高官子弟的二奶都可以让强势的章子怡吃不消。
: 不过，人生是不公平的，社会充满不公平现象，习惯就好。

O*e2010-10-26 07:10

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你觉得曾溢滔的地位是靠投机倒把搞来的?
我说，你知道这父女俩是干什么的不？

【在 p****y 的大作中提到】

: Bill Gates的钱/名利地位是靠他自己的努力聪明才智开公司赚来的，
: 他对世界的贡献几乎每个用电脑的人都受益。
: 不要说中国政府高官的儿女不需要多努力就变成有钱有势有地位，
: 连高官子弟的二奶都可以让强势的章子怡吃不消。
: 不过，人生是不公平的，社会充满不公平现象，习惯就好。

I*y2010-10-26 07:10

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啊，还是UCSD的本科毕业，1991年BA，2005年PHD，这跨度真牛

resulted
will

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: What an AMAZING woman! seriously!! I vote her to be a next Nobel laureate
: and a first Chinese and it is a girl too....
: http://english.cas.cn/accessory/twows4th/twowsaward/201006/t20100627_55793.html
: Professor Fanyi Zeng was born in 1968. She received her B.A. in University
: of California San Diego, CA, USA in 1991. In 2005, she got her Ph.D in
: University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA.
: Professor Zeng has led a research team that has made substantial and long-
: lasting contributions to the developmental biology field, which has resulted
: in paradigm shifts in embryo development and stem cell research, which will
: have profound impact on the study and treatment of human diseases.

p*y2010-10-26 07:10

36 楼

我反驳的是你关于Bill Gates的那段话。
lz提的这位女士的背景我不了解，不能评论。

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: 你觉得曾溢滔的地位是靠投机倒把搞来的?
: 我说，你知道这父女俩是干什么的不？

O*e2010-10-26 07:10

37 楼

Bill Gates，富人　－－　Bill Gates's children,也是富人；
曾溢滔，成功科学家　－－　曾凡一，也是成功科学家。
这类比搞清楚了吧？
曾凡一人家也是辛辛苦苦读书出来的，做到今天是靠了老爸不假，但她自己如果不争气
也做不到现在这个样子。

【在 p****y 的大作中提到】

: 我反驳的是你关于Bill Gates的那段话。
: lz提的这位女士的背景我不了解，不能评论。

p*y2010-10-26 07:10

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同意，本身需要努力，但是背景还是很重要的，同样的努力，
有背景的人比没背景的优势大很多，得到的好处多很多。
前面有人提到曾庆红，我说的高官和买2.5亿豪宅是指他儿子。

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: Bill Gates，富人　－－　Bill Gates's children,也是富人；
: 曾溢滔，成功科学家　－－　曾凡一，也是成功科学家。
: 这类比搞清楚了吧？
: 曾凡一人家也是辛辛苦苦读书出来的，做到今天是靠了老爸不假，但她自己如果不争气
: 也做不到现在这个样子。

s*r2010-10-26 07:10

39 楼

Bill Gates把钱给孩子，那是他自己的钱，谁也管不了，
曾一套把研究所传给曾凡一，那是国有资产流失。

Bill Gates，富人　－－　Bill Gates's children,也是富人；
曾溢滔，成功科学家　－－　曾凡一，也是成功科学家。
这类比搞清楚了吧？
曾凡一人家也是辛辛苦苦读书出来的，做到今天是靠了老爸不假，但她自己如果不争气
也做不到现在这个样子。

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: Bill Gates，富人　－－　Bill Gates's children,也是富人；
: 曾溢滔，成功科学家　－－　曾凡一，也是成功科学家。
: 这类比搞清楚了吧？
: 曾凡一人家也是辛辛苦苦读书出来的，做到今天是靠了老爸不假，但她自己如果不争气
: 也做不到现在这个样子。

O*e2010-10-26 07:10

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国有资产流失？流失到哪里去了？
我并不是赞许这种父传子的形式，但这种情况好像不鲜见吧。其实这跟把院长系主任的
位子传给嫡系没啥区别，美国中国都在这样搞。
而且科学界也需要明星来增加宣传的力量，以便争取资金支持和向大众推广科学。曾凡一
不就具备这个明星的潜质么。再说了，人家的科研虽然做得不是世界顶级，但在国内总
还排得到前面吧。只要她在做事，就行了。

【在 s******r 的大作中提到】

: Bill Gates把钱给孩子，那是他自己的钱，谁也管不了，
: 曾一套把研究所传给曾凡一，那是国有资产流失。
:
: Bill Gates，富人　－－　Bill Gates's children,也是富人；
: 曾溢滔，成功科学家　－－　曾凡一，也是成功科学家。
: 这类比搞清楚了吧？
: 曾凡一人家也是辛辛苦苦读书出来的，做到今天是靠了老爸不假，但她自己如果不争气
: 也做不到现在这个样子。

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

41 楼

come on, check out how she got jump-start, one doesn't even need a brain to
get there with such a jump-start...BTW, I am not sure either she or her big
fat day is that good a scientist...if they are behind such news, I think
they are pretty much...well, I'd better not say anything...

凡一

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: 国有资产流失？流失到哪里去了？
: 我并不是赞许这种父传子的形式，但这种情况好像不鲜见吧。其实这跟把院长系主任的
: 位子传给嫡系没啥区别，美国中国都在这样搞。
: 而且科学界也需要明星来增加宣传的力量，以便争取资金支持和向大众推广科学。曾凡一
: 不就具备这个明星的潜质么。再说了，人家的科研虽然做得不是世界顶级，但在国内总
: 还排得到前面吧。只要她在做事，就行了。

w*y2010-10-26 07:10

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不是有人质疑曾美女的MD学位的真实性嘛？
如果曾的MD是真的，我觉得还真是一个人才
国内这种生物和医学都很懂得人可谓风貌领教了

凡一

【在 O******e 的大作中提到】

: 国有资产流失？流失到哪里去了？
: 我并不是赞许这种父传子的形式，但这种情况好像不鲜见吧。其实这跟把院长系主任的
: 位子传给嫡系没啥区别，美国中国都在这样搞。
: 而且科学界也需要明星来增加宣传的力量，以便争取资金支持和向大众推广科学。曾凡一
: 不就具备这个明星的潜质么。再说了，人家的科研虽然做得不是世界顶级，但在国内总
: 还排得到前面吧。只要她在做事，就行了。

BR2010-10-26 07:10

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还真有人信她爸是曾庆红？怪不得谣言在中国总是那么旺盛。

【在 p****y 的大作中提到】

: 有个好爸爸真好啊，他儿子不是前阵子才花了2.5亿RMB在澳洲买了栋豪宅么。

r*r2010-10-26 07:10

44 楼

This is so disgusting. My buddy used to work in the same building with her 9
years ago.
She didn't socialize with any Chinese but had close relation with a German
weirdo. Her
father is a big figure in Shanghai biological science field, and has an ox
farm in the
suburb.

resulted
will

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: What an AMAZING woman! seriously!! I vote her to be a next Nobel laureate
: and a first Chinese and it is a girl too....
: http://english.cas.cn/accessory/twows4th/twowsaward/201006/t20100627_55793.html
: Professor Fanyi Zeng was born in 1968. She received her B.A. in University
: of California San Diego, CA, USA in 1991. In 2005, she got her Ph.D in
: University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA.
: Professor Zeng has led a research team that has made substantial and long-
: lasting contributions to the developmental biology field, which has resulted
: in paradigm shifts in embryo development and stem cell research, which will
: have profound impact on the study and treatment of human diseases.

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

45 楼

this or that? any further insider information...

9

【在 r****r 的大作中提到】

: This is so disgusting. My buddy used to work in the same building with her 9
: years ago.
: She didn't socialize with any Chinese but had close relation with a German
: weirdo. Her
: father is a big figure in Shanghai biological science field, and has an ox
: farm in the
: suburb.
:
: resulted
: will

m*p2010-10-26 07:10

46 楼

She is one of the top scientists in China, no question about that, but lz
should not blow that she would be the first one and the only one to get
Nobel prize.

n*k2010-10-26 07:10

47 楼

you are so...alright, I hope you get my point by now:)...if big fatty dad
say it is enough, it is enough, u know...just as she is the Dean now, well,
is she? well, she must be since big fatty dad says she deserves...

is

【在 m*p 的大作中提到】

: family inheritance and business networking, twice and twice. But each one is
: not big enough

B*t2010-10-26 07:10

48 楼

这有啥好挣的，全世界不都这样吗。大牛自己上，其他大多数人不都是靠各种各样的关
系吗，找faculty有牛老板撑腰不是容易多了吗，小布不也做了总统吗，不要看着人家
眼馋，就是自己没这个命。

r*r2010-10-26 07:10

49 楼

身高1.58左右，眼眶乌青，皮肤较白，应该未婚吧。据说在Penn时晚上做实验，
和一个性格古怪的德国博士后来往较多，跟其他人宣称在国内是一Pop Star，
曾发行过CD。他老爹拉拢自己的弟子在上海附近搞转基因养牛场，听说有不少钱。
我哥们去加拿大了，这些都是我牌桌上听来的，不然我还可以搞到更多内幕。

【在 n********k 的大作中提到】

: this or that? any further insider information...
:
: 9