>>iwan. we had some taiwanese that went to oman. we are trying to initiate more exchanges of this sort. unfortunately museums are mostly grouped -- are mostly booked throughout the year and it is very difficult. whenever we received an invitation -- >> ok. let us get back to the education. we understand that there is not many students studying on the other side. you and i talked before the taping started, there was a one- time group of all money students coming to taiwan -- of all money -- of oman students coming to taiwan. are we going to see more of the students coming to taiwan? will be institutions be able to provide the kinds of training and educational programs that they need? >> we should. i am foreseeing a good future. recently we had five university professors who came to taiwan from oman. there had been some discussion among employing them at the universities. if something were to come out of this they go sheesh and or beatings, -- from this negotiation or beatings. they are offering high education postgraduate degrees in

my parents came from -- i came iwan as an immigrant. we had nothing. somehow, despite the bad years, we just need this was a land of opportunity. i think that was a very important message, that somehow our party and all of america has to maintain. i think it is very harmful. this one percent, i just think it's one percent is such a bogus -- let me put it this way. i think it is such a demagogue issue. m talked about a skills gap. there is a widening gap between people earn a lot of many and people don't. the is primarily because of skills gap. more and more we are in knowledge-based economy, and employers are paying higher wages to those workers who have more knowledge. it actually works to the advantage of women because women are now graduating in larger numbers from professional schools, colleges. so, we are going to see more and more women taking leadership positions. so, i think it is a very bad. but we need a real honest look into what the one percent really means. i am sure karl and mike would have a better -- >> i think there is a disturbing dyn