The following article was forwarded by Robert Song to about 180 individuals in Nevada and out of the State including Taiwan in different locations on July 10, 2004:

Dear friend(s),

> This article extends "a great news to all of us as
> citizens, residents, visitors, and friends of
> Nevada."*

--- Robert Song**2

> *For more details, please have your
> Assistant or yourself click on
> the sections of "PPAA18" & "LAF5" at:
> http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/wbti
> Any comment that you may give to us will highly be
> appreciated.
>
> PPAA18 ***** 13:11 p. m., Friday, July 9, 2004
> #First Edition *****
> By Office of the Governor and GSBPA of WBTI*1
> ......
> This is a great news for all our citizens,
residents, and visitors, and friend of Nevda. It is
bright for Kenny to say: "I truly believe Nevadans
can sleep more peacefully tonight, confident in the
knowledge that...."
>
> CARSON CITY - Gov. Kenny Guinn released the
> following statement regarding today's U.S. Court of
Appeals' decision regarding Nevada's Yucca Mountain
cases*2:
>
"This is an important victory for the State of
Nevada and a major setback for the Department of
Energy's effort to place nuclear waste in our state.
Today's ruling by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals
reinforces what the State of Nevada has said all
along: ...... I truly believe Nevadans can sleep more
peacefully tonight, ...... I would like to
congratulate Attorney General Brian Sandoval and the
state's talented legal team for working so hard and so
successfully in bringing out about this important
victory today."*3
> ......
> Dr. Kenny Guinn is Chairman of the Advisory Board of
> Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI).
>
> BRIAN SANDOVAL was sworn in as Nevada's Attorney
> General on January 6, 2003. Sandoval graduated from
> the University of Nevada and The Ohio State
> University College of Law.*4
> ......
> During law school at the Ohio State University
> College of Law, he served as an extern to the Ohio
> Supreme Court. He is licensed to practice law in
> Nevada, California, and the District of Columbia.*5
>
> Brian Sandoval is also one of the Honorary Chairmen
> of Clark County District Attorney and Police Civil
> Commission (CCDAPCC) of WBTI. It's our pleasure to
> pay a tribute to the all the officials who dedicate
> to the civic and community service spects of our
> organization in an honorary or adjunct capacity.
>
> "...... Helps Preserve Fair Treatment For Nevadans,"
> stated in the Press Released by the Office of U. S.
> Congresswoman Shelley Berkley on June 25, 2004.*6
>
> "Had it not been .....or the threat to the safety of
> millions of Americans that nuclear waste shipments
> will create," said Rep. Shelley Berkley (D-NV).*7
>
> U. S. Congresswoman Berkley Says Court Ruling Could
> Bury Nuclear Waste Storage at Yucca Mountain in
> her
> statement on June 9, 2004. It is our pleasure to
> post
> Shelley's Press Release on Friday July 9 as in the
> following:
>
> (July 9, 2004; Washington, D.C.) U. S.
Representative Shelley Berkley today declared that a
ruling by a U.S. federal appeals court may spell the
end of efforts to bury high-level nuclear waste at
Yucca Mountain. In its ruling, the court found that a
radiation standard established by EPA for the Yucca
dump did not meet legal requirements for protecting
public health and safety.*8
>
> In response to the ruling, Berkley issued the
following statement:

> "The people of Nevada should throw up their arms and
> cheer at this court ruling. ......
>
> “I"...... and today's court ruling only proves that
> the Yucca Mountain is unsafe, unwise and
unworkable."*9
>
> Shelley Berkley is an Adjunct Professor of
> Administrative Strategies of the Graduate School of
> Business and Public Administration (GSBPA) of
> Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI).
>
> "Friday's federal court ruling on Yucca Mountain is
> a huge victory for Nevada. The court realized that
the environmental safeguards on the project simply
aren't strong enough. I hope it will help put an end
to this misguided plan to dump nuclear waste in our
state,"
> stated in the 'Reid's Words' on the "WHIP ROUND UP"
> just published. It was faxed by the Office of U. S.
> Senator Harry Reid from Washington D. C. to Dr. Tony
> Lei in the afternoon on July 9, 2004.*10
>
> Harry Reid is the first Adjunct Professor of
> Administrative Strategies of the Graduate School of
> Business and Public Administration (GSBPA) of
> Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI).
>
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> References
> ......
> *10. Office of the Assistant Democratic Leader.
> 'Reid's Words' on the "WHIP ROUND UP",' "A fax from
> the Office of U. S. Senator Harry Reid to Dr. Tony
> Lei," (July 9, 2004), Washington, D. C.: Office of
> the Assistant Democratic Leader Harry Reid.

=====
Robert Song
O: 702-889-0678
C: 702-769-5517
F: 702-889-0678
E: afsong@yahoo.com**3

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References

**1. GSBPA of WBTI is the initial of Graduate School of Business and Public Administration of Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI).
**2. Song, Robert. 'Dear friend(s)...,' "An e-mail from Mr. Robert Song to WBTI," (July 10, 2004), Las Vegas, Nevada: Pan-American Legal Services Company.
**3. Ibid.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 9, 2004 Contact Greg Bortolin or John Trent
775-684-5670

Gov. guinn announces resignation of Michael Turnipseed, Director of Conservation and Natural RESOURCES

CARSON CITY - Gov. Kenny Guinn today announced the resignation of Michael Turnipseed, Director of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. The Governor named Allen Biaggi acting director.*2

¡§I would like to thank Michael for his long and dedicated service to the citizens of the state of Nevada,¡¨ Gov. Guinn said. ¡§For nearly 20 years, Michael has served Nevada well as a water engineer and later as a member of my cabinet.¡¨

Gov. Guinn appointed Turnipseed, 60, as Director in August 2000. His salary is $109,582. He earned a degree from Utah State University in 1976 and worked for the state of Idaho in the Department of Water Resources and the state of Utah for the Division of Water Rights before moving to Nevada. He began working for the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in the Division of Water Resources in 1984. He was the Chief of the Surface Water and Adjudication Section until February 1990, when he became the Nevada State Engineer.

¡§My service in state government has been extremely fulfilling,¡¨ Turnipseed said. ¡§With my background in water engineering, working in Nevada has been a challenging yet rewarding experience. I¡¦m looking forward to the next chapter in my career.¡¨

Biaggi, 46, has served as the Administrator for the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) since July 1998. He has been with NDEP since 1993. He holds a degree in hydrology from the University of Nevada, Reno.

¡§I am grateful for Allen¡¦s willingness to serve as the acting director for conservation and natural resources,¡¨ Gov. Guinn said. ¡§Allen has a distinguished record as an administrator and the confidence of his peers.*3

Office of the Governor Grant Sawyer State Office Building
101 North Carson Street 555 East Washington, Suite 5100
Carson City, NV 89701 Las Vegas, NV 89101
Fax: 775-684-7198 Fax: 702-486-2505

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References

*1. Dr. Kenny C. Guinn is the Governor of Nevada, U. S. A..
*2. Office of the Governor. 'Press Release: Gov. Guinn Announces Resignation of Michael Turnipseed, Director of Conservation & Natural Resources - July 9, 2004,' "An e-mail to Dr. Tony Lei from the Office of Governor Kenny C. Guinn," (July 9, 2004), Carson City, Nevada: Office of Governor Kenny Guinn.
*3. Ibid.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 13, 2004 Contact Greg Bortolin or John Trent
775-684-5670

GOV. GUINN ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF PETE ANDERSON
AS STATE FORESTER/FIREWARDEN

CARSON CITY ¡V Gov. Kenny Guinn announced today that Pete Anderson has been named State Forester/ Firewarden.*2

Anderson, who has an extensive background in conservation, natural resources and forestry, officially assumed the position on July 1. He has served as Deputy State Forester for more than three years. Anderson, 52, will earn $87,991 per year.

Anderson replaces Steve Robinson, who was recently named Gov. Guinn's Natural Resources Advisor.

"Pete is highly respected in the forestry community and has a unique ability to form alliances with all levels of government," Gov. Guinn said.

Anderson received his degree in renewable natural resources, and wildland outdoor recreation from the University of Nevada, Reno in 1975. He has worked at the Nevada Division of Forestry for the past nine years. Anderson also worked for the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, and the National Park Service in both Utah and Alaska.

"Our state is facing critical natural resource issues including forest and woodland insect and disease outbreaks, the rapid spread of invasive plant species in our rangelands, and a variety of impacts from wildland fires,¡¨ Anderson said. ¡§A comprehensive approach to the management of wildland fire in conjunction with our private sector, local, state and federal partners is critically necessary. No one entity can successfully deal with the growing complexities of wildland fire, but together Nevada is leading the nation in mitigating the threats of wildland fire. I am honored to have the opportunity to work with the many dedicated employees of the Division of Forestry."*3

Office of the Governor Grant Sawyer State Office Building
101 North Carson Street 555 East Washington, Suite 5100
Carson City, NV 89701 Las Vegas, NV 89101
Fax: 775-684-7198 Fax: 702-486-2505

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References

*1. Dr. Kenny C. Guinn is the Governor of Nevada, U. S. A..
*2. Office of the Governor. 'Press Release: GOV. GUINN ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF PETE ANDERSON AS STATE FORESTER/FIREWARDEN,' "An e-mail to Dr. Tony Lei from the Office of Governor Kenny C. Guinn," (July 13, 2004), Carson City, Nevada: Office of Governor Kenny Guinn.
*3. Ibid.

Dear Tony:
It was a nice discussion with you over the phone. Sorry I was negligent in sending you the update.*2 Here it is. Thanks for your keen interest shown in what I was doing. Best regards to you and Judy.
Peter

Dr. Peter C.C. Wang
P. O. Box 234
Pebble Beach, CA 93953
Phone: 831-624-1694
E-mail: Petercwang@aol.com

A Strategic Plan for Education in China
By Peter C.C. Wang Ph.D.
Chairman and CEO Wang Center, Inc.
A California Nonprofit Corporation
July 4, 2004

China's population now exceeds 1.3 billion people and is expected to reach 2 billion by 2050. Just over half of the total current Chinese population is under the age of 24. One of the greatest challenges confronting China, and her relationship with the United States, is the education of her young people. Building schools and providing teachers for several hundred millions of students will cost staggering sums of money and will be an enormous and complex undertaking. The challenges are great but so are the opportunities!*3

My vision is that the international community can play a pivotal role in developing educators, the educational system and educational content that can change the world and to illustrate to Chinese authorities the great wisdom on international cooperation in promoting mutual prosperity, knowledge and peace.*4

The role I envision for the Wang Center INC is to facilitate cooperative initiatives to expose Chinese educators to the best international education practices, and demonstrate how extensive use of technology and distributed learning techniques are the logical, most efficient and cost effective way in which to address the current educational deficit and to involve educators, young people and other stakeholders in the United States and China in the development of relevant courseware. Given that the cost of Instant Messaging (IM) complete computers is dropping dramatically combined with the rapid expansion of open-source software, cost may no longer be a severely limiting factor in the wider use of information technology in education in underserved areas of the world.

What is urgently needed, however, is the development of high quality and relevant courseware, which includes educational software, audio and video programs. These programs must be distributed across the vast expanse of the entire country, from the great cities of Beijing, Shanghai to the smallest villages in the Gobi Desert. A comprehensive library of courseware programs that teach agriculture business related mathematics, languages, sciences, history and arts should complement and enhance the conventional school experience, as well as furnish a core curriculum for self-study and adult education. In order to take advantage of low-cost teleconferencing notebook computers and leverage the full potential of available technology we must develop courseware and training programs. An essential companion goal is training advanced IT professionals as human resources for this new pedagogical shift in education.

The world desperately needs innovative development of this kind. For many poor regions throughout the world, this offers unique opportunity to reduce the economic divide, which is the main reason why we live in such a confused world. We have an opportunity to redefine future education in the world through courseware development of content, which would be distributed through digital means by spreading basic useful, peaceful and safe knowledge to a great number of people. In turn, such knowledge would offer substantial hope to young people everywhere on earth. With digital network tools plus the latest teleconference desk top computers to distribute carefully developed courseware as content we can empower teachers to educate hundreds of millions of people including K-12 students in rural and remote areas of China. We would need to prepare large numbers of highly proficient IT professionals who will serve to support the education need. These professionals would make it possible to complete the IM environment for high school teachers including the maintenance, testing, management and integration of all educational content developed and other essential software need on all notebook computers used as teleconferencing systems.

To promote education in China is a gigantic task but the potential results are well worth the effort. The opportunity is open now and if people of vision and goodwill act I am confident that collectively we can have a significant impact on the future of China, the United States and the world! Time has finally arrived.

MISSION STATEMENTS:

The Wang Center INC supports educational projects in China to reduce the gap between the haves and have-nots with the following emphases:

Positively impact lives of over 900 million people in rural areas through distance learning and work-study programs.
Benefit people in remote and inaccessible locations in China.
Provide students in the United States and Asia with opportunities to participate in programs and activities that can change the world.
Promote mutually beneficial trade including the important small business sector.
Teach practical skills that people can use everyday.
Educate students with skills and knowledge that would help them to enter higher levels of educational opportunities in China.
Promote close collaborations and partnerships between China and United States in agriculture related business training through work-study programs located in Hartnell College, Monterey County, California.

BUSINESS PLAN:

To be presented after consultations with China and major sponsors from Foundations and Corporations with business interest in China.

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS:

In Beijing, China or Carmel Valley, Pebble Beach, California USA

CORPORATE STRUCTURES:

The Wang Center INC has been incorporated in the State of California as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. The structure, operation, and focus of the center shall be consistent with the terms of this and any other subsequent agreement(s) and shall, among other things, include the following:

1. Governing Board. The governing board of the center shall consist of a board of directors that includes Peter C.C. Wang, the Founder of the Center plus two other directors. In addition to its annual meeting, the governing board shall meet at least semi-annually to review Center's operation and to advise the Founding Director.

2. Operation would generate work-study scholarships awarded annually by the Wang Center Inc board of directors and advisors.

ORGANIZATIONS AND PURPOSE:

Empower teachers with newest high technology as tools to give every child a chance to share the educational benefits of the digital age and make globalization work for the benefit of every child in every village.

Establishing training center in Beijing to train high-level IT professionals aiding the development and management of courseware as content.

Establishing work-study centers in Monterey County devoted to agriculture business and management training for Chinese farming organizations and American agriculture business that are interested in extending their business in China.

POTENTIAL STRATEGIC PARTNERS Contacted from 2003:

Deputy Premier, China

Ministry of Education, China

Ministry of Information Industries, China

The sole investment arm of the Ministry of Information Industry, Beijing

Ministry of Agriculture, China

Beijing University High School?™s e-learning program enrolled 1500+ High
Schools all over the country, China

Beijing Normal University, Beijing

China Education Electronics Corporation, Beijing

Sichuan University in Chengdu, China

Pacific Lutheran University, Washington

Hartnell College, California

Wayne State University, Michigan

Lee Foundation, Hong Kong

Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft

PROPOSED MANAGEMENT:

Dr. Peter C.C. Wang, Founding Director, Chairman and CEO

Dr. Grace L. Wang, Treasurer and Director

Dr. Peng Liu, President and Director

Dr. Tosiyasu Kunii, Director

PROPOSED CORPORATE ADVISORS:

Dr. Loren Anderson
Board Member and Past Chair, National Association of
Independent Colleges and Universities: Board Member American
Leadership Forum; Board Member: Washington Association of
Independent Colleges and Universities
President, Pacific Lutheran University

Dr. William H. Foege
Senior Advisor, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,

Senior Advisor, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation,

Member, American College of Epidemiology,

Member, American Medical Association,

Board Member, Rockefeller Foundation; The Casey Foundation

Board of Regents, Pacific Lutheran University

Mr. Yunxiang Wang
Ambassador, Consul General of The People?™s Republic of China in San Francisco (1999-2004)

Wang Center Advisor for International Programs at Pacific Lutheran University

Mr. Sidney Rittenberg
Recipient of the first Peace Maker Award in 2003 from the Wang

Center for International Programs, Consultant to many Fortune 500

corporations with business interest in China

Mr. Richard N. Hildahl
International Development Projects on behalf of the World Bank and

several multi-lateral organizations

Board of Regents, Pacific Lutheran University

Dr. Robert Thomas
Dean, College of Sciences and Dean, College of Liberal Arts

Wayne State University

Thesis advisor to over twenty Chinese Ph.D. Students in physics

Dr. Janet Rasmussen
Executive Director, Wang Center for International Programs,

Elected Member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters

Harvard University Ph.D. in Germanic Language and Literatures
FOUNDER?™S VISION AND SCOPE:

In addition to the great and worthy goals of this initiative discussed above, it would be my motivation to provide additional scholarships at the Wang Center of Pacific Lutheran University and elsewhere for highly qualified and motivated students who show commitment to lifetime service in international business and Sino/US relations. Furthermore I hope to encourage and inspire others to join the cause of using technology effectively to promote education and literacy in areas of the world with an education deficit.

I firmly believe that the great companies of this century will be those who prove with their actions they can be profitable and increase social value-companies that both do well and do good. At a personal level, I believe we should and must embrace with the same goals.

My preference is to have the Deputy Premier of the State Council, in coordination with leading industrial, agricultural technology companies in the United States, in charge of this project to insure its future success and financial support. At that time the proposed management would be reorganized and shall be dedicated to raise funds for work-study programs and long term planning.

Our business model can be extended to cover all parts of the globe and is not limited to China.

HARTNELL COLLEGE?™S ROLE & RELATIONSHIPS
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY?™S ROLE & RELATIONSHIPS

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY?™S ROLE & RELATIONSHIPS:

Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) anticipates involvement in this significant project of teacher training and educational development, arising from the university?™s commitment and distinctive strength in teacher education and global education, including Chinese Studies. PLU?™s primary partner in China is Sichuan University in Chengdu. A cooperative arrangement between PLU?™s Wang Center for International Programs and the Wang Center INC can support the delivery of requisite training for teacher educators, teachers, and technology professionals.

In the first instance, we offer the following potential areas for partnership with the Chinese educational system:

delivering course content to Chinese learners in one or more disciplines in which we are particularly strong, such as education, English, global studies, and math.

employing and teaching a variety of synchronous and asynchronous learning methodologies and technologies, including such web-based resources a streaming audio and video.

supporting the use of these resources and technologies with live technologists and library professionals using chat and co-browsing technologies for real-time satisfaction of information access and technology needs.

PLU is currently involved with projects of teacher training in rural Namibia in southern Africa, the delivery of real-time communication with a mobile Arctic expedition, and

training for teachers of immigrant children and economically disadvantaged populations in rural Washington State. This work is taking place under the rubric of the university?™s vision to provide education for a just, healthy, sustainable, and peaceful world.*5

QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS: PLEASE CONTACT
Dr. Peter C.C. Wang Dr. Janet Rasmussen

Wang Center Incorporated Wang Center for International Programs
PO Box 234 Pacific Lutheran University
Pebble Beach, CA 93953-0234 Tacoma, WA 98447-0003
Tel: 831-624-1694 Tel: 253-535-7577
Fax: 831-625-3702 Fax: 253-535-8752
E-mail: Petercwang@aol.com E-mail: wangctr@plu.edu
WEBSITE:
Please check us out about current Wang Center activities at our website: www.plu.edu click on Global Education and then click on Wang Center.

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References

*1. Dr. Peter C. C. Wang is the Chairman of Wang Center Inc. and a Regent of Pacific Lutheran University.
*2. Wang, Peter C. C.. 'Overview: A Strategic Plan for Wang Center INC.,' "An e-mail to Dr. and Mrs. Tony Lei by Dr. Peter C. C. Wang," (June 4, 2004), Pebble Beach, CA: Wang Center, Inc.
*3. Ibid.
*4. Wang, Peter C. C.. 'A Strategic Plan for Education in China,' "An e-mail to Dr. and Mrs. Tony Lei by Dr. Peter C. C. Wang," (July 10, 2004), Pebble Beach, CA: Wang Center, Inc.