In Toronto my wife was one of the safest drivers I knew. In Kunming I'm afraid to drive with her!
I think part of the problem is the rule that the person who hits another is at fault, regardless of who is actually at fault. If the insurance companies got into the act to cut losses it might actually help.

I sent an email to Witopia tech support and got a reply from them. The great firewall of China has been blocking some of their DNS servers so that none of the connections can resolve. The short term workaround is to modify the config to point to a specific ip. Witopia is working on a more permanent solution.

I suspect the problems other VPNs have reported have the same root cause.

I tried the Keats on-line test a few days ago. It has errors in it that even I could spot. Did not give me a feeling of confidence! On the other hand, I wonder if anybody has bothered to report the errors to them so they can fix it.

On the plus side:
My wife had some surgery in January. The hospital asked her to bring four bags of salt which would be used to help put pressure on the vein in the leg, then they used a different technique and we still have the four bags of salt. Anybody need some at an excessive price?

There is no way that salt is going to protect anybody from radiation. But who cares? It's a long way from Japan to Kunming and the wind is blowing in the other direction.

Just in case I had a strong dose of peanut butter!