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Last week, three prominent neurosurgeons told the CNN interviewer Larry King that they did not hold cellphones next to their ears. ''I think the safe practice,'' said Dr. Keith Black, a surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, ''is to use an earpiece so you keep the microwave antenna away from your brain.''
Dr. Vini Khurana, an associate professor of neurosurgery at the Australian National University who is an outspoken critic of cellphones, said: ''I use it on the speaker-phone mode. I do not hold it to my ear.'' And CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a neurosurgeon at Emory University Hospital, said that like Dr. Black he used an earpiece.
Along with Senator Edward M. Kennedy's recent diagnosis of a glioma, a type of tumor that critics have long associated with cellphone use, the doctors' remarks have helped reignite a long-simmering debate about cellphones and cancer.
That supposed link has been largely dismissed by many experts, including the American Cancer Society. The theory that cellphones cause brain tumors ''defies credulity,'' said Dr. Eugene Flamm, chairman of neurosurgery at Montefiore Medical Center.
According to the Food and Drug Administration, three large epidemiology studies since 2000 have shown no harmful effects. CTIA -- the Wireless Association, the leading industry trade group, said in a statement, ''The overwhelming majority of studies that have been published in scientific journals around the globe show that wireless phones do not pose a health risk.''
The F.D.A. notes, however, that the average period of phone use in the studies it cites was about three years, so the research doesn't answer questions about long-term exposures. Critics say many studies are flawed for that reason, and also because they do not distinguish between casual and heavy use.
Cellphones emit non-ionizing radiation, waves of energy that are too weak to break chemical bonds or to set off the DNA damage known to cause cancer. There is no known biological mechanism to explain how non-ionizing radiation might lead to cancer.
But researchers who have raised concerns say that just because science can't explain the mechanism doesn't mean one doesn't exist. Concerns have focused on the heat generated by cellphones and the fact that the radio frequencies are absorbed mostly by the head and neck. In recent studies that suggest a risk, the tumors tend to occur on the same side of the head where the patient typically holds the phone.
Like most research on the subject, the studies are observational, showing only an association between cellphone use and cancer, not a causal relationship. The most important of these studies is called Interphone, a vast research effort in 13 countries, including Canada, Israel and several in Europe.
Some of the research suggests a link between cellphone use and three types of tumors: glioma; cancer of the parotid, a salivary gland near the ear; and acoustic neuroma, a tumor that essentially occurs where the ear meets the brain. All these cancers are rare, so even if cellphone use does increase risk, the risk is still very low.
Last year, The American Journal of Epidemiology published data from Israel finding a 58 percent higher risk of parotid gland tumors among heavy cellphone users. Also last year, a Swedish analysis of 16 studies in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine showed a doubling of risk for acoustic neuroma and glioma after 10 years of heavy cellphone use.
''What we're seeing is suggestions in epidemiological studies that have looked at people using phones for 10 or more years,'' says Louis Slesin, editor of Microwave News, an industry publication that tracks the research. ''There are some very disconcerting findings that suggest a problem, although it's much too early to reach a conclusive view.''
Some doctors say the real concern is not older cellphone users, who began using phones as adults, but children who are beginning to use phones today and face a lifetime of exposure.
''More and more kids are using cellphones,'' said Dr. Paul J. Rosch, clinical professor of medicine and psychiatry at New York Medical College. ''They may be much more affected. Their brains are growing rapidly, and their skulls are thinner.''
For people who are concerned about any possible risk, a simple solution is to use a headset. Of course, that option isn't always convenient, and some critics have raised worries about wireless devices like the Bluetooth that essentially place a transmitter in the ear.
The fear is that even if the individual risk of using a cellphone is low, with three billion users worldwide, even a minuscule risk would translate into a major public health concern.
''We cannot say with any certainty that cellphones are either safe or not safe,'' Dr. Black said on CNN. ''My concern is that with the widespread use of cellphones, the worst scenario would be that we get the definitive study 10 years from now, and we find out there is a correlation.''
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化學系 2008.05.22
四川大地震需要您的愛心援手
----- Original Message -----From: fungkuang LiTo: Cheng-Kuo Liang ; Chi-Gen Lee ; Chuching Hsin Lee ; Der-Fang David Chiang ; Der-Hang Chin ; Felicia Tang ; Hao-Chou Lin ; Hornbond Lin ; Jean-Show Wang Liang ; Joseph Kang ; Lee Lian-Ying (E-mail) ; Moo-Fong Melinda Lin ; Ray-Jen Chang ; Robert Tang ; Tai-shan Fang ; Yola LiangSent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 2:54 AMSubject: My fatherDear classmates,I am very sorry to inform you that my father passed away at home in Pasadena, California December 17, 2007 at 9:00 pm. He was 92 years old.With the help of my mother's church, we had a very memorable memorial service attended by my family, my two sisters and their families, my mother's church senior members, and the Southern California Tzu Chi volunteers. My father was finally able to rest in peace.Even though, we know the end eventually will come. When it comes, it still hits us very hard. We also did not expect it came so quickly. When I left my father on December 5, I was fully expecting to see him again during my scheduled Christmas visit but it was not meant to be.I have been traveling back and forth to visit and to try to care for my father since last July. It has been the longest time I spent time with my father since I moved to the US. I wish I would have spent more time with my father. Please spend time with your parents as much as you are able to and don't wait a minute longer.I will bring my father's ashes back to Taiwan for storage in a columbarium in Taipei on January 17, 2008.Take care,Yen
各位同學: 轉寄一篇不錯的文章，可能各位都有同感。HY
(Excellent writing. I felt just like the article said. We are the generation that feels responsible for our parents and our children but never requests anything in return. We are lucky and unlucky depending on how you look at it. Most time I felt that I am lucky except that I felt there is no place I can call my homeland. Most of all I wish that Taiwan would be my homeland instead of calling me " 外省人 ")
以下是轉寄的原文。
> > > 最後一代的內地人> >
最後一代NDR ，指的是我們這批 1937 到1950 年在中國大陸或香港出生，臺灣長大，長住美國的「內地人」(Nei-Di-Ren) 。
我們是少數中的少數。50 年後，當後世的中國人回頭研究這一段歷史，他們會發現我們這些「內地人」，是卡在東西文化的夾縫裡，遊走與外來與本土間，在新舊交替的時代中，對中華文化抱殘守缺，對西方文明汲汲經營，非常特別的一代。
逐漸地我們這代都會隨風而逝。我們那一代生於戰亂，早生的遇到抗日，晚生的遇到內戰，很多生在四川，所以名為「渝生」、「蓉生」、「嘉陵」的很普遍。
我們雖然生於戰亂，但卻因年齡太小而對逃難沒什印象。我們跟著父母到了臺灣，變成「內地人」，那不是我們的選擇，但回頭來看，這可能是我們命運中的一個break 。如果我們沒去成臺灣，我想我們至少有三分之一的人活不到今天。就算活到今天，我們子女的一生絕對會完全不同。基本上，我們是虎口餘生非常幸運的一群。
我們的童年是在臺灣過的；有的在北部的城市，有的在南部的田間。穿過木屐，打過赤腳，玩過官兵抓強盜，睡過「榻榻米」。雖然物質的享受很貧乏，但我們沒有餓過肚子。
我們這一代，很多是在「眷村」長大的，有人怪我們住在臺灣那麼久還不會說台灣話，不夠本土。我們不會說臺灣話不是我們的錯，那時候的政治大環境，在學校不准講，回家不會講，這筆帳沒理由算在我們頭上的。
我們也可能是中國歷史上最會讀書的一代。從小學、初中、高中、大學到留學，一路考下來，過五關、斬六將，個個身經百戰，久「烤」成精。
大學畢業後，我們大多都選擇出國留學的這條路，學理工的特別多，有幾個理由：
(1) 受到當年楊振寧，李政道榮獲諾貝爾獎的鼓舞，家庭，學校，社會都鼓勵我們 "理工報國 "，在科技上光宗耀祖。
(2) 家長們大多對政治沒興趣，對法律，醫科不瞭解。大多不推崇這些科系。
(3)留在美國找事容易。
但當年看起來很正確的選擇卻埋下了後半輩子在美國沒安全感的種子。風鳴兩岸葉，月照一孤舟，「美國」非吾土，「臺灣」憶舊？
在臺灣，他們早些時候叫我們「內地人」，後來又叫我們「外省人」。到了中國大陸，他們稱呼我們為「臺灣人」。在美國我們是第一代移民，中國人的子女，美國人的父母。
我們的一生，不管住在那裡，始終還是過客而非歸人。
在政治認同上，我們對臺灣早年「白色恐怖」沒好感，因而對毛澤東式的共產主義不能認同。我們愛臺灣也愛中國大陸，但我們不是新臺灣人，而是身上有中華民族血液的美籍中國人。大多也對鄧小平的改革開放政策持支援的態度。對90 年代以後臺灣的紛亂憂心忡忡。
40 歲以前，我們多半是「有心腸」的自由主義者。 40歲以後，我們多半變成了把票投給美國民主黨但思想行追隨共和黨的「有頭腦者」。
我們這一代有一些人在保釣運動中熱情過，但大多數對政治運動選擇旁觀者的冷漠。
在我們的一生中，曾經目睹三個極荒唐的政治鬧劇：
毛澤東和其信徒搞出來的「文化大革命」幾乎革掉了中國的命；
李登輝一個沒有誠信又搞「黑金」的政客，又以國民黨黨主席的身份居然把自己的黨搞垮；
民進黨的陳水扁，滿嘴謊話，作盡了貪汙腐敗和禍國殃民的事，竟然還賴在位子上想把臺灣徹底弄垮？
也難怪我們這代，大多數的人對政治人物不信任。
我們這輩的女孩子們，年輕的時候多半穿過「蓬蓬裙」，跳過「吉路巴」，聽過「康妮弗蘭西斯」，迷過「詹姆斯· 迪恩」。
在計程車還沒出現的時候，約會路近靠走，路長坐三輪車。那時臺北市新生南路路旁的大水溝還沒蓋上。我常想，現代的年輕人，把男女感情的境界看得太開放，太直接。
一般講起來，我們這代也是最後一代的「純情派」，是不合時宜的浪漫主義。我們對上要生養死葬我們的父母，對下會把最好的給子女。當我們老了的時候，我們不會將負擔加諸在子女的身上，我們是最後一代的「三明治」。
我們希望我們的小孩對中國文化多一些瞭解和認同，但12 年中文學校下來，能認得「王大中」、「李小明」就不錯了。我們可能是13 億中國人中，中英文都還可以的一代。希望不是最後一代。
我們生的太晚，錯過了北伐、抗日、內戰、成大功、立大業轟轟烈烈的時代。
但我們也生得太早，臺灣經濟起飛的成果沒我們的份。
在某種程度上，我們仍保留了一些中國人士不可弘毅，任重而道遠的美德。
我們不是中國人中最偉大的一代，我們是「最後一代的內地人」。
Season Greetings
親愛的朋友們: 又到歲末, 剛從智利回來, 忙著過聖誕節, 向各位問好的信遲遲未能動筆, 感到非常惶恐. 三月初, 大夥們到巴西,
阿根廷, 烏拉圭和秘魯玩了一趟. 飛到聖保羅(Sao Paolo),行李沒跟上, 還好只晚了一天. 暢遊聖保羅市區, 里約熱內盧(Rio de
Janerio) 的Sugar Loaf和基督像(Statue of Christ the Redeemer) 及著名的CopacabanaBeach.
巴西和阿根廷邊境的Iguassu Fall, 由275個瀑布組成, 連綿1.5英里, Devil’sThroat氣象雄偉.
待飛往布宜諾斯艾利斯(Buenos Aires) 時, 航空公司罷工, 被困在機場一天. 幾經交涉, 第二天改乘別家航空公司飛機繼續行程.
在布宜諾斯艾利斯, 到大牧場參加千人烤肉宴, 只可惜牛肉烤得太老. 觀賞了出名的阿根廷探戈表演. 飛到秘魯山城Cuzco, 大家小心奕奕,
惟恐得了高山症. 第二天一大早乘汽車和火車到Machu Picchu, 陰雨綿綿, 打著傘, 穿著雨衣爬山, 在雨中聆聽導遊講解印加文化的歷史.
品嚐了名菜天竺鼠. 最過癮的是毛衣一件十元, 大家滿載而歸.
四月底去了Maui, 住進了海邊的豪華渡假村. 去了Haleakala火山, 騎馬遊火山口,景色壯麗. 重遊Road to Hana, 山路彎曲,
九拐十八彎, 風景幽美, 還看到了罕見的彩虹油加利樹. 發現了snorkeling的好地方. 觀賞了描述Maui神話的Ulalena
show,還看到了世界最大的Banyon tree.六月初重遊Canadian Rockies, 距上次遊已近三十年, 接著上Alaska
Cruise. 今年是金豬年, 北一女65級的同學們舉辦Alaska Cruise Reunion, 有106人參加. 許多同學高中畢業後就沒見過面.
大家又唱又跳又玩, 連舞廳都被我們罷佔了. 下船後去了Seward和Homer, 看到好多Halibu, 是釣魚勝地.九月七根去了福建, 浙江一遊,
觀賞錢塘潮, 還隻身前往內蒙古和瀘沽湖, 風景甚美,可惜交通不便.十二月去Easter Island, 看了許多神秘的大石像. 接著飛到智利的最南端,
看麥哲倫企鵝. 從Puerto Natales乘船看冰河, 坐小船在浮冰之間穿梭, 看caving (雪崩), 喝威士忌加陳年氷, 過癮極了.
飛到Puerto Montt, 天氣晴朗, 終於看到Osorno火山真
面目. 這是智利最出名的火山, 媲美日本的富士山.七根在De Anza College教化學, 竹青仍在化驗飲用水. 小悅小愷和忻忻都很好.
忻忻學呼拉舞, 經常表演, 還參加比賽. 忻忻的小狗Kiwi, 很精明, 頗受寵愛.希望很快的收到你們的消息. 祝萬事如意
七根,竹青賀2007 (408)-252-8281
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Dear classmates,
Merry Christmas and Happy New year.
Please see the attachment. Thank you.
Kang, Tsang Hai
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Dear classmates, Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you!
It’s the end of the year and the Christmas season again. Remember those “good old days” when we were young and studied hard (except me) seemed just yesterday. Yes, we may say “How time flies”. None of us are physically young anymore (spiritually should still be!). We are at age of needing routine physical examinations. Please don’t ignore that. Generally speaking, we should have our blood pressure, cholesterol level, blood glucose (sugar) and body weight checked routinely. These are the essential items only. Other important tests may extend to kidney function, liver function, even colonoscopy (fiber optic scoping for colon to detect colon condition includes early colon cancer), exercise stress test (to see how much stress your heart can endure during the hard exercise) and cardiac catheter (looking for any heart artery blockages if indicated). Overall, prevention is more important that treatment of illness. I certainly wish all of you are healthy and young forever and your doctor will find you all right. I remember in the past two years our classmates Yen Li, Haochou Lin etc. have given us some important healthy exercises and food guidelines and instructions. Those are very good to our health. We should pay attention to that and most of all, to do it. In this Christmas season I also have very important messages to share with you. We all know that Christmas is to celebrate Jesus Christ’s birth. He is the one that God sent to this long-suffered world to bring us back to our Creator, our heavenly Father. We are lost children of God. Jesus came and told us that we may return to our true original status. That means we are from heaven and when we are done with this world we should return to Him and to enjoy eternal life with our Creator. Jesus said that whoever believed in Him and accepted Him as his savior would be saved and would become God’s children. How wonderful it is. We are created by God. We of course should go back to Him and not to go astray anymore. My dear classmates, I am here to appeal to you, (as I have been a medical doctor for 15 years now), please pay attention to your physical health and to your spiritual well beings. Trust me; I have personal experience on this faith. Trust in Jesus. He saves. He is full of love. As soon as you ask Him to come into your heart he will be there to help you. You will definitely enjoy returning to God’s family again. What you need to do is just to open your heart and accept him as your personal savior. You may also read the Bible beginning from the New Testament. You will find all what I said here. God created us. We belong to him. We are not the product of random, molecule collisions. Evolution theory can not even stand the “The Second Law of Thermal Dynamics” which gives us a very clear idea that chaos will never produce an intellectual human being. You are all smart people. Please think it over. Your body structure is so sophisticate (I learned it from medical school) that it’s impossible to be randomly existing. It’s far beyond just an “Intellectual Designed”. We are created by God the creator of the universe! Thank you very much. May God bless you all from now on till forever! Your humble classmate, Kang, Tsang-Hai (Joseph) 12/23/07
P.S. If you have anything to discuss please feel free to call me at 610 406-9387 (I live in Pennsylvania) or just to E-mail me at this E-mail address: jtk201@yahoo.com
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From: Horn Bond Lin
From: fungkuang Li
Dear family and friends, We enjoyed two trips this year. First, we went on a cruise trip to Panama Canal in late January. The trip was planed as a family reunion to celebrate my parent’s sixty-third anniversary and the Chinese New Year. At the last minute, my parents were unable to go. We took a lot of pictures to share with them. We saw the canal gate operation and the train tug the ship through the three gates of the canal. It was an amazing sight. On the way, the ship stopped at ports in Jamaica, Mexico, the Grand Cayman Island, and Costa Rica. We learned several different cultures and enjoyed some amazing sights. The cruise trip was sure to be memorable for a long time to come. The second trip was to tour China for 12 days in June. To ensure that both Hoyee and Hojun understood tour guide’s introduction, we joined an English-speaking tour originated in the US. The tour consisted of five other families with children whose Chinese were as good as Hoyee and Hojun’s. We stopped at Suzhou, Hanzhou, Beijing, Xian, Guilin, and Shanghai (in that order) and stayed in five star hotels in very city. The tour included all three meals and several shows. We visited a famous garden in Suzhou and a silk production factory; the famous West Lake and a Lungjin (Dragon Well) tea farm and its green tea production factory in Hanzhou; the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Temple of Haven, Tiananmen Square, and the Summer Palace in Beijing; the famous Terra Cotta worrier museum in Xian; the beautiful Li River and the elephant trunk hill in Guilin; the art museum and the television tower in Shanghai. We rode the bullet train from downtown Shanghai to the Shanghai Pudong International Airport. It was very fast and quiet. We were impressed. Because I am a vegetarian, I ate stir fried lily petal and celery and nothing else (other than rice of course) for 24 times. I wonder why didn’t they have any tofu dishes for me. I finally got sick and tired of the lily petal and celery dish. The solution was to load up at breakfast since it was buffet style. The China trip was very educational for both Hoyee and Hojun. They learned the history of China and many discoveries made by ancient Chinese. They also learned to speak Chinese to the extent that they could carry a simple conversation in Chinese. You may have heard that you must bargain when you make any purchase in China, especially at the tourist attractions. If you could speak Chinese, you were at an advantage in terms of bargaining because most vendors could speak only Chinese. Hojun was so confident with his Chinese capability that he wanted to bargain with the local vendors on his own without our help. He purchased souvenirs and designer dress shirt (knock-offs of course). He thought he got really good deals because they were cheaper than what he could get in the US when the shirt was on sale. The on sale items in the US usually were made in China anyway. He was happy with the deals he got and was sorry he did not purchase more shirts. Hoyee was taking courses at the University of Maryland University College. Because it was what he wanted to do, he was able to pull some A’s and B’s. He was happy and we were proud of him. Hojun finished his first two years of medical training consisted of courses, clinical rotations, and laboratory rotations. He has decided his research advisor. He is about to start his thesis research. He will take his qualifying exam next May. How long he has to stay in medical school depends on how fast he can finish his research project, usually 3-4 years. Lieping suffered from frozen shoulder. She is seeing physical therapist and is doing joint exercises. She is feeling better. Yen suffered an episode of frozen shoulder about a year and half ago. He cured himself by doing joint exercises. If you are interested in learning how do I do my joint exercises and cured my frozen shoulder, please drop me a line.
We wish you a very happy and prosperous New Year. Sincerely, Yen, Lieping, Hoyee, & Hojun December 2007 (The background is a picture taken in Costa Rica.)
李炎"報你知"--養生之道!!
Growing
Older, and Adjusting to the Dark By
JANE E. BRODY
的，內人和我照方服用很有功效，到中藥房抓藥，三種基本藥材每帖約40 元，為了方便我每次抓10 帖，附帶藥材可以在大賣場買
到，湯材牛蒡也可以用乾燥烘焙的茶飲片替代，同樣也可以在大賣場買到，雞腳、豬龍或豬尾巴是提供鈣質和膠質不能缺少的主
要材料。燉煮後如果湯太油膩可以先放在冰箱放涼刮除浮油，肉可以趁熱或再加熱食用，湯可以貯藏冰箱分次飲用( 熱飲較佳)。
此方是因謝教授令堂82 歲時膝關節退化不良於行，爬樓梯尤其困難痛苦，遍訪台灣中西醫都束手無策或需改裝膝關節，謝教
授妹妹在美國得知電話告訴此一藥方，照方經常飲用。今年謝老太太九十歲了，上下樓梯無礙行走俐落可見其效。僅以野人獻曝之
得，希望能供系友參考。強壯筋骨湯用下列材料煮湯食用可強壯筋骨增強免疫力基本藥材：狗脊五錢、巴戢五錢、杜仲三錢
附帶藥材：枸杞適量、紅棗適量湯材：牛蒡( 牛大力)半根雞腳或豬龍骨或豬尾巴適量----- 李炎&查子(2007年3月11日 上午 09:40)
Hope the exercise
is useful to you. Please remember
persistence is the key. -----Yen (2007年2月2日 下午 10:03)
Report of attending Tong's Funeral Service from Lie-Ping Li
From: Lie-Ping Li
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 11:36 AM
Dear Yola and All:
I just got back from Raleigh last night.
After I arrived Raleigh in the afternoon of last Saturday, I called Mrs. Tong,
knew their funeral service arrangement and found out that Tong's body was going
to be cremated on the next day at 9:30 am.
The next morning, I went to the funeral home, met her family members and
friends, talked to Mrs. Tong and told her that I am here to represent the NTNU
'58 Chemistry class to pay our last respect to Tong Hua-Su. Tong Hua-Su looked
very peaceful to me. --------Lie-Ping
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From: "Tang, Robert H."
Hi Lie-Ping,
Hua-Su was my close friend. I have talked to him from time to time since
he got sick a year ago. He was making a good recovery. I was deeply sad
when Rosa told me the news last week. I felt slightly better now because
one of us was there for his last moment. Thanks again. ------Tang,
Robert H
A Big Flower Arrangement "Spray" with Writing:
With Deepest Sympathy, from National Taiwan Normal University, The Chemistry Class of 1968
Let's Mourn for Tong Hua-Sou(童華蘇) Passed Away due to Heart Failure
Hi Lie-Ping,
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 1:07 PM
The funeral service will be on this Saturday, January 27, 2007
at: Brown-Wynne Funeral Service, 200 S. E. Maynerd Rd. Cary, N.C. 27511
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 3:41 PMSubject: Re: Sad news - Tong Hua-SouI am very sorry to hear this sad news.
Thanks to Yola to take action for us.
We really need to take care of ourselves particularly watching what we eat and do some exercise. Practice taichi for our internal organs and tennis for our heart, orr swim to take care of everything. But most important is to watch our input. Hua-sou is at most 60 years old, and he used to be slim. It is sad.
-----Hao-chouSent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 9:24 PMSubject: Re: Sad news - Tong Hua-SouMy condolences to Huasou's family.Thank you Yola for contacting Mrs. Tong and making flower arrangements on our behalf. -------Yen
Wish you all have a joyous holiday season and a prosperous new year!
David Chiang
From: David ChiangTo: Tai-Shan FangSent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 10:37 AMSubject: Re: 恭祝聖誕! 並賀新禧!! 2007行大運!!!Dear Tai- Shan & Classmates:Thank you very much for the greetings. Wish you all have a joyous holiday season and a prosperous new year!David Chiang
We wish all of our classmates a very happy, healthy, and prosperous year of the pig.
Yen & Lieping
From: fungkuang LiTo: Taishan FungSent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 12:09 PMSubject: SEASON'S GREETING
We wish all of our classmates a very happy, healthy, and prosperous year of the pig.Yen & Lieping
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.
Horn-Bond Lin
HAPPY HOLIDAY!
Chi-Gen & Chuching
