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|Fast Break: Magic pull disappearing act vs. Celtics
|01.23.12 at 10:09 pm ET
Maybe this is the win this Celtics team needed. It was hard to see this one coming, especially with five Celtics regulars sidelined by injury against a Magic team that won 11 of its first 15 games, but the C's put together their best stretch of basketball in a 87-56 welcome home victory against Glen Davis & Co. at the Garden on Monday.
Paul Pierce (19 points, 7 assists) once again led the offensive charge, with a little help from friends Kevin Garnett (14 points, 10 rebounds) and Brandon Bass (19 points, 8 rebounds). Meanwhile, starting in place of the injured Rajon Rondo, guard Avery Bradley (3 steals) wreaked havoc on the defensive end to help the C's (7-9) hold Orlando to 16-of-65 shooting (24.6%) — the best defensive effort of this Big Three era.
Davis scored just six points (2-9 FG) but grabbed 11 rebounds, and Dwight Howard led the Magic's anemic offensive effort with 18 points (4-15 FG) and 14 boards.
Defending their life: Led by defensive-minded starters Garnett and Bradley, the Celtics put together their best defensive game of the season. They held the Magic to just 11-of-38 shooting (28.9%) before the break, and actually improved upon that in the second half (5-27; 18.5%). The C's recorded six blocks (shockingly, none by rejection artist Greg Stiemsma) and six steals by halftime, building an early lead — something that escaped them through their 6-9 start.
Familiar foes: Lost in the drama surrounding Big Baby's return to the Garden was the fact Bass was also facing his former team, as the two former LSU teammates were traded for each other after the lockout. One of few healthy bodies coming off the bench, Bass reached double digits by halftime and gave the C's a much-needed boost against his old teammates.
Avery Bradley, defensive stopper: The Celtics sophomore guard gave veteran Magic point guard Jameer Nelson problems all night long, picking his pocket twice, forcing a jump ball and altering his shot — all in the third quarter. Given his third consecutive start in Rondo's absence, this stretch might be just what the Doc ordered in building Bradley's confidence and expediting his development in what some believed could be a breakout season for the young guard.
|Fast Break: The Truth sets Celtics free
|01.22.12 at 3:37 pm ET
The Celtics have been waiting for Paul Pierce to arrive, and the captain delivered on Sunday afternoon in a 100-94 road win over the Wizards. Pierce scored 34 points to go with seven rebounds and 10 assists and looked like the Pierce of old, as opposed to an old version of Paul Pierce.
While Pierce helped lead the Celtics' best offensive performance in weeks, the team's defense was routinely burned in transition by the younger, faster Wizards and a double-digit third quarter lead quickly evaporated. The Celtics were able to hold on down the stretch thanks to Pierce and solid games from Brandon Bass — 13 points and nine rebounds — and Kevin Garnett, who scored 13 of his 17 points in the second half.
They were once again without Rajon Rondo, who missed his second straight game with a sprained right wrist. They also lost Ray Allen to a sprained left ankle early in the second quarter. He went back to the locker room and did not return.
The Celtics had lost six of seven games heading into Sunday and are now 6-8. Half of their wins have come against Washington, but they'll take them any way they can get them right now. They're back in action on Monday at the Garden against the Magic as Glen Davis makes his return to Boston.
— Pierce had his breakout game for the Celtics, doing a little bit of everything. His effect on his teammates was evident by his 10 assists. When the Wizards doubled him off pick and rolls he found Bass for a jumper. He also got Garnett going in the second half with solid pick-and-pop action.
— The Celtics had assists on 13 of 16 makes in the first half and had much better ball movement and spacing than in recent games. That went away in the second half as they relied on Pierce to generate their offense, but it was a positive step.
— Mickael Pietrus had to play big minutes after Allen jammed his left ankle and the veteran swingman played well. He knocked down two 3-pointers, but he also went to the post and drew a foul and put the ball on the floor to create a jump shot. Pietrus also committed two bad fouls in the fourth quarter, but he played well in his first game with major minutes.
— Bass also had a solid game, scoring 13 points to go with nine rebounds. He looked much more comfortable in the Celtics' sets and had a strong finish going through JaVale McGee.
— Allen began the game making three of his first four shots as the Celtics made a concerted effort to get him off screens. But Allen jammed his left ankle early in the second quarter when he ran around a screen set by the Wizards' Jan Vesely. There was no contact on the play. Allen went back to the locker room and did not return.
— E'Twaun Moore has had his moments thus far in his rookie season, but so far that hasn't translated into production. He's made only one of his last 15 shots. Marquis Daniels has also struggled and beyond Bass and Pietrus, the Celtics bench has yielded few results.
— Avery Bradley remains a work in progress. He took several wild shots and careened into three Wizards on the fast break and got called for a charge. Bradley had six rebounds and seven assists, but he also was 1-for-8 from the floor and 1-for-4 from the free throw line with six turnovers. Wizards guard John Wall had his way with him on the defensive end, scoring 27 points to go with 10 rebounds and seven assists.
|Avery Bradley's successful first NBA start
|01.21.12 at 1:44 am ET
In the first quarter of Friday night's loss against the Suns, Avery Bradley picked off a pass at midcourt and converted an easy layup. In the fourth quarter, Bradley lunged after a loose ball underneath Boston's basket, saving a possession that led to a score.
That's his job: Provide energy and defense.
Injuries to Rajon Rondo and Keyon Dooling gave Bradley an opportunity to make his first start in the NBA. The experience was valuable.
"It builds my confidence a lot," said Bradley. "Every game I play I know what Doc [Rivers] and my teammates expect from me — to bring that energy every time I step on the floor."
He was tasked with defending two-time league MVP Steve Nash. Bradley felt his best chance to combat the 37-year-old was to antagonize him with aggressive defense.
"I tried to get him tired," Bradley said. "[I] picked him up full court to let him know I was going to bother him the whole game."
|Fast Break: Suns rise, Celtics fall … again
|01.20.12 at 9:56 pm ET
Friday night's Celtics game against the Suns at the Garden was a familiar story: Get off to a slow start, fall behind by double digits, make it close and fall behind again after exerting too much energy playing from behind all night.
The final result: A 79-71 Phoenix victory in Boston.
Ray Allen led the Celtics with 14 points. Paul Pierce (12), Brandon Bass (11), Kevin Garnett (10) and Avery Bradley all reached double figures, but the C's (5-9) lost their sixth game in seven tries.
Suns center Marcin Gortat totaled 24 points (14 in the first quarter) and 12 rebounds to lead the Suns (6-9). Steve Nash added 11 points and nine assists.
Pole position: Gortat scored almost as many points in the first quarter (14) as the Celtics (15) — on just as many field goals (7) and eight fewer shots (19-11). If Jermaine O'Neal wants to be judged on his defense, let's just say it wasn't so good early, and the Celtics were forced to play catch-up all night once again.
Poor paint job: The Celtics simply had nobody capable of getting to the rim and scoring. Their guards weren't deft enough to get to the hoop, and their bigs weren't athletic enough to get their shot off cleanly. On multiple occasions, Paul Pierce worked his way into the paint, only to be contested by a quicker defender who could simply jump higher.
Rondo a no go: Let's face it: At this point, Rondo is the Celtics offense. Without him orchestrating and finding Paul Pierce and Ray Allen on the wings or Kevin Garnett and Brandon Bass for open jumpers, everything else falls apart. Even with Rondo, the Celtics offense hasn't exactly looked pretty this season. Without him, it's downright ugly. The Celtics succeeded in keeping their turnover total high (18), leading to 20 Phoenix points.
|Fast Break: Back to back blues continue
|01.14.12 at 9:33 pm ET
It wasn't like anyone expected the Celtics to fly out of Indiana on the second night of a back-to-back with a victory, if you needed any more evidence that they have a long way to go, it was provided in a 97-83 loss. It's also worth noting that the Pacers were also on the second end of a back-to-back.
The starters got off to a much better offensive start, but it was the second unit that couldn't keep the momentum going and they had nothing left in the second half. Defensively, they let the Pacers control the paint (they allowed 20 offensive rebounds) and they couldn't keep them off the free throw line.
The one bright spot was Kevin Garnett who had a bounceback game with 21 points and six rebounds and was much more aggressive offensively. Paul Pierce also scored 21 points by getting to the free throw line and knocking down a couple of 3-pointers.
— The bench didn't hold up their end of the bargain. Brandon Bass and Mickael Pietrus combined to shoot 3-for-10 in the first half and that was the only offense they received from the second unit. Avery Bradley was replaced by rookie E'Twaun Moore after badly bricking a jumpshot.
— Paul George is an impossible cover for Ray Allen. At 6-foot-8, there's little that Allen can do with him and the Pacers smartly took advantage of that as George went to the free throw line six times in the first half. Pietrus came in and did a solid job defensively.
— Danny Granger is the latest small forward to have a big game on Pierce. He went for 12 points on 5-for-9 shooting in the first half and finished with 21.
— Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen combined to shoot 6-for-17 and finished with just 13 points. Rondo did have nine assists and Allen contributed six rebounds, but Darren Collison and George put up 34 points.
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|As the Celtics rotation turns
|01.12.12 at 5:11 pm ET
WALTHAM — On Wednesday night, Celtics coach Doc Rivers looked out on the floor and saw Keyon Dooling, Avery Bradley, Mickael Pietrus and Brandon Bass and thought, this is what he's been looking for. Energy, fullcourt defense, tempo, pace … all those buzzwords were finally on display.
"Without the second unit [Wednesday] night we're losing that game by 25 points," Rivers said. "The second unit got us back in the game with their energy defensively. That's how I envisioned them when we started this and that was the first night where you could literally see the difference, and probably because Pietrus was part of it."
Rivers said after the Celtics' 90-85 loss to Dallas that his new swingman brought a "joy" to the court in his debut. An upbeat, gregarious character, Pietrus quickly endeared himself to his coach, his teammates and the Garden crowd with 18 inspired minutes.
He was playing so well that Rivers left him in the game deep into the fourth quarter before bringing back Paul Pierce at about the 6-minute mark, who had his second straight poor game. Pierce has not talked with reporters since Tuesday when he held court for several minutes after practice, but Rivers said Pierce was fine with the decision.
The second unit didn't overwhelm anyone with their statistics. They scored 27 points, 19 of them from Bass and Dooling, and had 10 rebounds and four assists. They began coming into the game down 17-9 after the starters got off to a woeful start offensively and by the time they had rotated back out halfway through the second quarter they had cut two points off the lead. Again, not overwhelming, but successful.
Rivers has pinned his team's 4-5 record on the starters. What he wants from his bench are energy, defense and the ability to shake things up when things start poorly. He's still searching for the right combination of players, which is understandable.
The Celtics acquired nine players via trade, draft and free agency and all of them come off the bench. Bradley played only 162 minutes last season, so he is also new to the rotation. That's a lot of moving parts and Rivers has already worked through several variations of a reserve unit.
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|Irish Coffee: Kevin Garnett's guide to being a Celtic
|01.05.12 at 11:30 am ET
I don't know much about Kevin Garnett, but I do know this: If you haven't earned his respect, your name won't cross his lips. "You're a nobody." As Celtics rookie JaJuan Johnson said during the first week of training camp, he wasn't sure if KG even knew his name. The future Hall of Famer only referred to him as "New" or "Rook."
Conversely, if Garnett mentions you by name, you're doing something right. In recent days, young Celtics Greg Stiemsma and Avery Bradley in particular have earned postgame praise from the 16-year veteran.
"I think what you're seeing is opportunity for the young guys, starting with Greg, and now Avery's getting a chance to play and taking advantage of it," Garnett said after totaling 14 points and 12 boards in the C's 89-70 trimming of the Nets. "I don't root for young guys a lot, especially when they're hard-headed and don't like to listen. We've got a good group of guys here, and that includes our young guys. They're a young group, full of enthusiasm, full of hope and promise and a lot of potential, but they're good guys, and they work really, really hard."
It's no secret hard work goes a long way in Garnett's book, and we all know KG is going to talk. All they have to do is listen to that team pitch he, his fellow Celtics veterans and coach Doc Rivers are selling, buy in and apply it.
"There are no I's. There are no You's. It's a We. It's an Our. It's a They. It's an Us," said Garnett. "The first thing you have to have in here is that you have to understand what you're coming into, understand that being a Celtic is bigger than anybody in this locker room. You're carrying on tradition. You have to have a work ethic. You have to care about the next guy beside you. If you can't and if you don't, then you're not here. It's the culture here.'
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(a) COMMUNE SYSTEM --- everybody gets exactly the same pay & same rations , irregardless of whether you work harder or have higher rank
.... PLA have no rank insignia
,,, China completely cut off and shut off from outside world, all foreign influences not allowed in
.... Everybody wears the same types of clothing, eat the same and live the same standards
.... No elitism allowed in everything---whether in the Arts, Theatre, Sports, whatever
>>> Capitalism encouraged, TO BE RICH IS GLORIOUS
>>>> IN 1978 every one of the 700 million poor rural farmer given his own plot of land omn a leasehold basis
.... MODERN Cities, flashy lifestyle
>>>China == biggest car market in the world , 16 million cars sold every year
>>> China -- 2nd largest luxury goods market
>>> China (Shanghai) overtakes London to be the world's largest Arts market
>>> IATA == China has 260 million Chinese people who are air-passengers
>>> 60 million Chinese travel overseas every year
To China--- "you have come a long way , baby"
...."Here's looking at you, kid"
"The CPC is in my view the most democratic party in the World if you like to be in Politics join the party but first you need an excellent University qualification, the CPC takes only the best
out and the best out of 1,4 Billion People is something you can't cope with it seems and how democratic is that ."
You do not need a university education to join the CPC. Where in the CPC does it say you need a university education. The requirements are not that stringent if you want to be a member of the party. There are 70 Million members. Even a normal PLA soldier can become a member of the CPC so where did you come up with the notion that you have to have a university education?
by the way devils_advocate,
Watch CCTV and see all the Michael Jackson lookalikes on their news and media shows.
Every single one of them has big eyes, skin that's whiter than snow and roman noses. That's alot of plastic surgery. Its unfortunate their ashamed of looking Chinese.
No wonder China and Brazil get along so well, their media is obsessed with looking European too eventhough 95% of their population is coloured.
China is even learning how to build airplanes by buying from Embraer. What kind of superpower is that?
You claim most Chinese were lifted out of poverty because of the 30 year Walmart miracle. Most estimates say atleast 800 million Chinese still live in poverty. How is this most of 1.3 billion?
Maybe most of the Chinese who are related to the communist party were lifted out of poverty, the rest are still slaves to be exploited by their govt.
China has all this money but their govt refuses to spend it because it would diminish the communist party's power. China should spent more time creating economic theory rather than studying an economics text book.
commonsensical: "As for anti-China "jealousies", Bismarck has addressed it rather eloquently pointing out that many even within China are averse to G2!"
All the more surprising that you shd be averse to it as well, then!
"canabana wrote:
Apr 10th 2011 2:57 GMT
Callithrix jacchus wrote: "Americans, Europeans, Indians, Pakistani's, Brazilians, etc. all make rude and often vicious jokes about their governments. And this is a good thing. But not the Chinese people. Their sense of destiny seems to outweigh current conditions. The end seems to justify the means"
This is not surprising. According to Pew Research Centre in the U.S., the Chinese government does have an approval rate of over 80% by its citizens, higher than any other major countries"
I agree mate...
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[Democrates76 wrote:
Apr 1st 2011 2:07 GMT
LOL, yeah, because I point out the truth about China, I must be Indian.]
I point out the truth about India. THAT, of course, makes me an Indian.
[Atleast Indians can change their gov't without having to worry about getting
run over by a tank.]
No. They get torched to the ground instead.
Related link:
[I'm one of the fortunate Chinese who don't live under the communist umbrella
so I have the ability to think for myself.]
I am one of the fortunate Indians who do not inherit a Brahmin hat and am
able to think outside the box.
[You don't see Taiwan suffering from mass hysteria do you? It's ironic that
Taiwan's gov't is more legitimate than the People's Republic of Walmart.]
Here you are, hysterical behaviour not by the poorly educated masses. How
2) And when SARS hit Taiwan a few years ago, even well-educated medical
personnel there tried to evade their duty and flee their hospitals. Mainland
medical personnel, however, volunteered to look after the patients and some
of them caught the disease and died as a result.
and in the US too:
[Better get back to work on that fake stealth fighter based on a 20yo Russian
design and get people's minds off of the asthma they'll be enjoying in a few
Yeah! I will.
There are a lot of Indian posters on the web boasting about THEIR T-50 too.
The plane is NOT a fake but it is RUSSIAN. ;-)
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@ Bismarck
"You say you are a realist, but then you say that ideas matter."
Because I am a realistic realist who realizes that not everyone is a realist ;-)
"Only Kissinger out of all the American officials dispensed in covering it with ideology."
What ideology did he have? New World Order claptrap? In fact I'd say barring the hype HK was much more of a "globalist" than a "realist"!
"Those talking heads like Francis Fukiyama are good in finding themes, but at the end they don't really matter."
You gotta be kidding me. I thought the Iraq war was largely brought to us by the neocons, no? And FF was one of the beacons of neoconservatism.
"Those ideas are used as smokescreen by American politicians to make foreign policy moves based on national interest. "
True. But it's more complex than that. Those ideas are sometimes a part of the "national interest" as well. For instance spreading democracy I'd think is a national interest for US because a country with a "similar system" would be less likely to be hostile to the US or a "better puppet" depending on your perspective. But so is ensuring that there is no huge oil shock. And making sure that there is no disruption in trade flow of consumer goods or markets for essential commodities. So it is a tradeoff!
>>I find it highly amusing that you Indians should bash China when it is India that is practising PRECISELY WHAT you are accusing China is doing...
(1) INDIA PRACTISES "Sham Democracy"
(a) EU Parliament Resolution says 70% of Indians live on less than USD 1 per day..-- INDIA's "sham democracy" cannot give 700 million poor Indians the "freedom from extreme poverty"
)2) UNDP== 50% of Indians go hungry every day & go to bed hungry=== INDIA's "sham democracy" cannot give Indians "Freedom from Hunger"
(3) CIA-Factbook == India literacy rate =60%, means India's "sham democracy" cannot give 40% of India's children an education
(4) The US House of Congress, European Parliament & UNHRC all had passed strong resolutions condemning India for NOT doing anything to eradicate the Evil "Hindu Caste System" == India's "sham Democracy" is just a cover for the Brahmin Caste to legally subsujate & oppress & suppress the 700 million lower castes members
(5 The Brahmin Castes have the money & power & control the media and this ensures their perpectual domination of the Parliament
(6) the dirt-poor 700 million Indians cannot even afford the basic bus fare to go to vote--- and will vote for anybody who pays them $$$ to eat
(7) The fact that it took 35 years for the India Court to come out with a very questionable bad verdict on the "BHOPAL Chemical" Disaster proves that India has No Rule of Law---"justice delayed is justice denied"
You guys should just look at yourselves in the mirrors first before trashing China
[Democrates76 wrote:
Apr 12th 2011 8:51 GMT
Blah blah blah blah...communism...blah blah blah.
You look like Michael Jackson yet?]
MJ is a perfect example of how natural selection works. He obvious is not one of those selected to continuing his existence on earth. I want to look like a Chinese instead of Jacko! ;-), :-)
[ Of course the J-10 flies, the Americans built it.]
China makes most things in Uncle-land. Just take a look in Wal-mart.
[ I guess China owes Africa some thanks since they invented the math Chinese like to brag about, or maybe they owe some thanks for the Western instruments every Chinese child is forced to learn. Africa deserves some thanks since people lived in Africa long before the Master Han race existed.]
Africa is the ancestral-land of all Mankind. We all thank the Africans for our existence.
[Must really bother you that we Western Chinese are much more enlightened than our foolish relatives who can only parrot what the communist party prints.]
The one thing that bother us non-delusional Indians most is this: http://www.hinduwisdom.info/Vimanas.htm
[Its pretty sad that even the China Daily published an article indicating its expected 200 million Chinese will soon suffer from diseases caused by industrial chemicals, but at least your leaders can ride around in BMWs and listen to violin music so they feel all Westernized. Oh yes, and the poor miners who are now suffering from black lung disease because their gov't was in a rush to claim Superpower status so they built a bunch of 100 year old factories and power generators.]
The saddest thing to non-delusional Indians like me is that China managed to lift the most people out of abject poverty in the shortest time in history, yet in our demo-crazy India more than half of the people are still obscenely poor.
[But hey, shipping flatscreen TVs to the west for some BMW gas money is all that matters correct?]
Very soon, even the high end flat-screen TVs will be manufactured in China instead of Japan and South Korea. You can only want conventional TV instead-- But then, even THEY are made in China!! ;-)
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I don't remember Mao or anyone else within the CCP saying anything during the Cultural Revolution about dismantling the communes, allowing private enterprise, welcoming foreign companies' investment, and turning China into a capitalist export-driven manufacturing powerhouse. So it didn't happen, of course. You heard it here: if the CCP doesn't say something, it can never happen.
That being said, I doubt democracy will ever come to China. The continuation of one-party rule or the collapse of the government and mass chaos and suffering on a scale that has not been seen in over fifty years are both far more likely options. Many people stand to profit should either happen. Who gets the power and/or money if China reforms peacefully?
But in the unlikely case that the Chinese government does reform peacefully, it should have two branches (in the spirit of Sun Yat-Sen's original proposal for the government of the Chinese Republic). One branch will consist of competent experts chosen through a meritocratic examination system and will handle boring, unimportant things like the overall budget, energy policy, water policy, transportation policy, infrastructure development, etc. The other branch will consist of democratically elected representatives. This second branch will be responsible for extremely weighty matters of existential importance such as whose portrait to put on the one yuan bill, and whether or not gay people's marriages should be officially recognized.
"Though all governments have the same general end, which is that of preservation, yet each has another particular object. Increase of dominion was the object of Rome; war, that of Sparta... PUBLIC TRANQUILITY, that of the laws of China... One nation there is also in the world that has for the direct end of its constitution political liberty... the Constitution of England," Montesquieu, Spirit of Laws XI.
Seems like the world isn't too different than the great Montesquieu left it in 1748, some nations just don't care for individual liberties like Britain and her former colonies.
"...Many Chinese and educated ones in particular at the time criticized the boxers for being bandits"
I think it's common for the "educated" of any nation to distance themselves from the actions of the 'commoners' especialy in a Confucian society.
The Boxer Rebellion was more or less a grass roots popular action. The Empress Dowager did more than turn a blind eye to these actions she refused to interfere to any significant degree. After several hundred years of rule, the Manchu could hardly have been considered foreigners. Actions of about the same time against the Manchu were mostly seperate.
I understand expressing (and even confusing) sentiment being an issue not only for the "Boxers" but modern Chinese as well. We saw that clearly enough with the Sankoku incident not long ago. To a certain degree the CCP actually supported popular demonstrations against the Japanese until the demonstrations started to turn to other things the Chinese are dis-satisfied with. Then the CCP shut it down.
By contrast, now that the CCP is in a more defensive state, there was absolutly nothing (that I'm aware of) coming out of the Chinese last month after a S Korean patrol boat opened fire on a Chinese fishing vessel. I only reference that incident to underscore the CCP's defensive stance at this time.
Adopting the Christian fairy tales or democracy as we know it is less the point than the Chinese obtaining a more fair form of government. If it takes adopting and beleiving in fairy to make this happen, then so what? At least as far as we're concerned. As for the CCP, anything the common people beleive in more than the Party will be seen as a threat.
I was thinking the purging of Christianity was performed by the Chinese people (Boxer Rebellion) not by a ruling party and long before the CCP came into power. My reasoning was that there would have been no incentive to re-embrace the Christian faith during the past 111 years. I guess I'm surprised to know that Christianity would have any significant following in China.
"[ China banks on giving peace a chance
By Francesco Sisci
2011 April 12
However, as in all rising countries, nationalistic programs can become easy springboards to power for the ambitious and unscrupulous, and a MORE DEMOCRATIC (my emphasis) China could be held hostage to nationalistic elements. They could fan discontent among youths as a way to gain power. ]"
How is that much different from what the CPC is doing today. Its funny that they CPC tolerates nationalist protesters but cracks down on pro-democratic ones. If it was concerned about really maintaining its grip it would crack down just as hard on nationalist crackpots. Either you tolerate both or you crack down equally. Once you tolerate one over the other, they will inevitably cause problems.
"You get a pretty good idea why Obama and the US establishment are so eager to force democracy onto China (and any other country the US wishes to destroy.)"
How does that jive with your previous statement. Would a democratic China be more nationalistic and even more harmful to US interest? When was the last time the Obama himself actually demanded "democracy" for China. Even his statements on the Middle East whether in Cairo 2 years ago, this is what he said.
"I know -- I know there has been controversy about the promotion of democracy in recent years, and much of this controversy is connected to the war in Iraq. So let me be clear: No system of government can or should be imposed by one nation by any other.
That does not lessen my commitment, however, to governments that reflect the will of the people. Each nation gives life to this principle in its own way, grounded in the traditions of its own people. America does not presume to know what is best for everyone, just as we would not presume to pick the outcome of a peaceful election. But I do have an unyielding belief that all people yearn for certain things: the ability to speak your mind and have a say in how you are governed; confidence in the rule of law and the equal administration of justice; government that is transparent and doesn't steal from the people; the freedom to live as you choose. These are not just American ideas; they are human rights. And that is why we will support them everywhere"
How can the US really promote democracy when 30-40% of the population in the US don't even think that the US is really a democracy to begin with. Do you not aspire to those things - rule of law, government that is transparent or having the government confiscate your land. Its easy for you to sit in Canada or whereever you sit and say its OK that the Chinese government confiscate's people land for the good of the country. Yes, because its not your land. This is one of the primary reason why there are so many mainland Chinese immigrants in Canada, its not about enjoying Canada's democracy but to find a place to park their wealth with full assurance that its safe. In China there is no guarantee what so ever. Even wealthy Chinese have had their wealth confiscated by the well connected.
Let's don't confuse the Koreans that were converted two generations go with the fervor of Christian Koreans today.
I agree that the impact of religion on any society shouldn't be discounted but for that to happen the religion needs to have a foundation, more converts. This is what I don't see happening in China at this time. Because the Chinese have an ever increasing standard of living they have no incentive to turn to Christianity.
If the Chinese didn't have such a rising living standard then yes, they (most every other people has before them) would be looking for something to bear the burden of their discontent and would probably be ripe for conversion. Besides, we all know how much the Chinese cling to their precious history and the Boxer Rebellion wasn't that long ago.
New Conservative: "People have to demand it."
Chinese people demanded "freedom" in Tiananmen Square but instead got wealthy beyond their wildest dreams...that's Chinese "exceptionalism" for you.
Forget about elections,
Forget about multi-parties political system,
And forget about how you define democracy;
Just bring the basics to the society:
1. freedom of speech
2. pursue of happiness
3. liberty and justice for all
@ill poet
""Singapore is a parliamentary republic with a strong executive. People have the right to vote and choose their leaders."
This may be true, but it has been the same People's Action Party governing Singapore for over 50 years. China only beat it by ten years. The paramount leader Lee Kuan Yew still has a lot of influrence on its polices, even he has stepped down for years. His own son is the present prime minister.
People have the right to vote, but there ain't many choices.
It is no where near the western liberal democratic systems."
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Went up Cocaine this week (December 2011). The normal approach is in bad shape. There is warning tape saying the approach is closed, but people still go up. The stuff is very unconsolidated and not safe. The way up/down on lookers left is solid but 4th-ish, exposed, but solid. If you are not in proper footwear, like keens or flip-flops put your climbing shoes on!
I believe the conditions will change as more water flushes out rock. Might get better, might get worse.
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The traditional approach (via the climber's right side of the gully) has been closed due to the high frequency of rockfall. The base of Vomit Launch is right at the top of it and anything knocked down by parties up there scours the tunnel and anyone in it.
There is a reasonable alternative on the extreme climber's left side of the gully which involves some maybe-exposed 4th classing, (comparable to Asterisk Pass) but has far less loose rock.
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Montero also underwent surgery to clean up an infection in his left index finger back in October but is expected to be at full strength in 2014. He along with Trumbo will be asked to serve as some additional lineup protection for Paul Goldschmidt (.302 batting average, 36 home runs and 125 RBI), who finished second in the MVP voting despite the catcher's woeful campaign in 2013.
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SSL Live Console on the Road with Peter Gabrielâs Back to Front Tour
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OXFORD, ENGLAND â When the companyâs owner mandates the use of its latest technology for its first major tour, you can be sure everyone involved, knowing his perfectionist approach, gives it their full attention and then some. Peter Gabrielâs Back to Front tour made full use of the new SSL Live consoles supplied by Britannia Row Productions for the first part of the tour in Sept/Oct 2013, and will continue to demand perfection from the console when the tour resumes in April 2014. Happily, the hard work paid off and artists, engineers and SSLâs design team were all thrilled with the results â as were audiences across Europe.
Three Live consoles were employed to handle the Back to Front performances. One at front-of-house, one was for the bandâs monitors and one was used for Peter Gabrielâs monitoring system. All the consoles performed flawlessly.
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The Live console was designed to appeal to engineers with a range of operational approaches and can be used very flexibly. The Back to Front shows provided clear evidence as the three highly experienced mixers took advantage of the adaptable bus architecture, processing tools and user interface options to support their personal approach to the differing tasks they were managing.
âBen and I recorded a multi-track version of the Back to Front show during the U.S. tour in 2012, so we had a ready reference to run through the Live console when it became available before official show rehearsals,â says Richard Chappell, Peter Gabrielâs live show coordinator and personal monitoring and studio engineer. âWhen we first worked with Live, we realized how very exciting and pioneering this console was. This console sounds great. The first part of the learning curve was the impressive touch screen that allowed each of us to configure the setup the way we wanted to work. The needs of monitoring are, after all, different from FOH. For me, Live is the engineering equivalent of what a musical instrument is to a performer. I can now do what I do better with Live. Secondly, Iâve heard horror stories in the past about other new consoles going out and crashing or not working. With Live, we never lost a show, it always worked.â
âLive is a hybrid console that has a touch screen but itâs also button operated; a real crossover between two ways of working,â says monitor engineer Dee Miller. âFor an engineer, itâs a very powerful tool and capable of doing a lot of things. What Iâve had to do is learn how to use the desk to mix the show my way, so Live is a tool for any particular job as opposed to bending a job around a different manufacturerâs tool. Itâs got some great features on it and itâs very powerful. Live sounds great, the clarity is extremely good and I would just say that you can hear everything really, really well. From an engineering point of view, I made many performers happy with their monitor mixes using Live.â
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