As I was saying...
UPDATE: The other shoe just dropped.
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Micah Schwalb (石弥迦) lives and works in Denver, Colorado. To contact him, send an email to micah dot schwalb at boulder2beijing dot com.
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Micah Schwalb (石弥迦) lives and works in Denver, Colorado. To contact him, send an email to micah dot schwalb at boulder2beijing dot com.
Disclaimer:
The views expressed here do not represent those of our employers or our clients.
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Do Chinese day traders risk toxic exposures in their workplace (at least, prior to the spouse learning that the bubble has burst)?
Indeed they do. When we went to retrieve our student identification cards from one of the many bureaucratic offices at PKU yesterday, we noticed that several of the people in the office were in fact day-trading on University-issued desktop computers when they should have been helping students. And you know their office is ridden with asbestos.
If only we could ethically clone CG of CU Law and make her talent and disposition available everywhere people need help forging a trail through the bureaucracy. Form of, a caring, competent administrator with good listenting skills! And of course her latent super power would be super healing, to deal with the ubiquitous toxins...
Who would be her Wonder Twin?
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