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- October 08, 2014
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Hacking tool exploits faulty AES cookie encryption implementations
Microsoft's popular Web framework, ASP.NET, fails to protect encrypted cookies that store online credentials on some popular banking and shopping websites.
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Creamy pudding makes fantastic frozen treats. Carbs: 6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 35.3
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All the flavor with none of the guilt! Top off your favorite cakes or brownies with this delicious low-fat, low-sugar frosting. Submitted by TRIXBUNNIE Carbs: 8.5g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 3.4g | Calories: 54.5
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This is great for kid parties without giving them a ton of excess calories and fat. Submitted by FAT_BEGONE Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 93
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Delicious, low-cal drink I found on a forum for moments when you want chocolate. I will be drinking this even after I reach my goal. It is that good. Submitted by SERMAGRA Carbs: 14.3g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 65.6
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The best muffins ever!!!! Submitted by A_SEBILLE Carbs: 15g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 95.8
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A Delicious Fat-free Alternative to Starbucks! Submitted by JLIUZZO Carbs: 15.3g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 75.7
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No Crust, No sugar version of the traditional pumpkin pie recipe. Here is a low fat, high protein, high fiber version of everyone's favorite harvest time dish. It was a delicious substitute for my family Submitted by ANEWAY Carbs: 17.4g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 81.1
These are the richest brownies I've ever made/tasted- no need for chocolate chips! This is a pantry raid goodie :) Submitted by FETZEJ25 Carbs: 15g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 87
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Submitted by MEL_TENNIS Carbs: 1g | Fat: 13g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 9g | Calories: 100
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So yummy you'll forget they're healthy. Submitted by FROGSTYR Carbs: 15.6g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 9.2g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 92
Whipping this otherwise old-fashioned hot chocolate creates the illusion of richness, but it's quite low in fat. Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 53.7
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From the Sneaky Chef Submitted by BUFFCORN Carbs: 6.5g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.5
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Very Good~~One is a treat Submitted by JANSUSAN2 Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 98.7
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Great for a fall get together! Submitted by EKMP636 Carbs: 3.3g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 17.4
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Season 5, Episode 5 | |
Airdate: 31 April 2010 | |
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The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone – True Colours, by Cyndi Lauper
Flesh and Stone Review
Last week's fantastic opener to this two-parter brought us an even scarier interpretation of the Weeping Angels (if that's possible!) and more layers of mystery to the story of River Song's relationship with the Doctor. Who or WHAT is River Song? Can The Doctor trust her? How the heck will they escape from certain death trapped in the Maze of The Dead surrounded by Angels on all sides?
…Flesh and Stone has all the hallmarks of becoming one of tomorrow's all time classic stories – memorable quotes and monsters, outstanding performances from regulars and supporting cast, introducing as many mysteries as it solves and adding substantially to the overall Whoniverse. – Kasterborous
Doctor Who: Flesh and Stone Review
Steven Moffat, you bastard. How dare you break the first rule of Doctor Who? The one that explicitly states the second half of a two-parter must, invariably, be inferior to the first. And, how dare you break it when the first half, in this case last week's 'The Time of Angels', was one of the finest episodes of Doctor Who since the series made a comeback in 2005? Well, anyway, we kind of wish we hadn't been so generous with the score last time around. Unless we could actually get away with turning things up to 11…
Oh and Amy's hilarious, amorous advances to a horrified Doctor at the end of the episode? That's how you piss off an entire legion of smug Russell T Davies-haters convinced Moffat would never stoop so low and set this current Doctor's stance on inter-species sex firmly in stone. Now, we've got six-weeks of non-Moffat Who to come. Do we think this two-parter will be topped? We've absolutely no idea but, tell you what, we can't wait to find out. – IGN
Doctor Who series 5 episode 5: Flesh And Stone review
So how about that then for a blockbuster episode of Doctor Who? Never mind the talk of tighter budgets on this year's Who, Flesh And Stone looked and played out for the vast bulk of its running time as a thrilling and really entertaining Saturday night adventure.
And quite a scary one too.
Lesser writers could have easily recycled their monsters from yesteryear and just dished up more of the seem. Here, Steven Moffat subtlely evolves his weeping angels. The moment near the back of the episode where they start to move was utterly, utterly creepy, and throughout the episode, he still manages to generate jumps from creatures who had seemingly gone through their playbook last time we met them. How about suddenly taking a cleric in a headlock, for instance? A brilliant moment, terrifically executed. – Den of Geek
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Matt Smith's first two-parter as the Doctor got off to a flying start in The Time of Angels. After a run of stories that felt crammed into their one-episode running time, Steven Moffat's vision of Doctor Who finally felt like it had room to breathe, and room to think about the dizzying array of concepts that Moffat can't help but throw into every episode.
Flesh and Stone also gets off to a flying start – quite literally – and rarely lets up its – quite literally – breakneck pace. It feels a bit like a Moffat greatest hits package, with Weeping Angels, River Song, a forest that isn't a forest, some significant timey-wimey trouble and aliens speaking creepily through humans. – Total Sci-Fi Online
TV REVIEW Doctor Who 5.05 Flesh And Stone
Tense, action-packed, and stuffed with memorable one-liners and touching character moments, "Flesh And Stone" nevertheless doesn't quite live up to the promise of the brilliant first part. Until the Angels are defeated, it all feels a bit one-note, and lacks a really good jawdropping revelation. Maybe the Crack is supposed to be that revelation, but somehow its arrival feels less of a shock and more of an inevitability. Though perhaps it is surprising to see it turn up as a handy plot device again so early in the season.
There are, however, plenty of touches of the Moffat genius. Amy's countdown is a brilliant tension-heightening gimmick, and the scenes with the cleric having no memory of his vanishing comrades is very spooky (almost like something from Sapphire And Steel). The Doctor's final dialogue with the doomed Bishop ("I wish I'd known you better." "I think, sir, you've known me at my best.") must rate as one of the best-written and most affecting self-sacrifices scenes in the show's history…
Overall, then, a solid, exciting, pulse-pounding 45 minutes, but with enough minor irritations to stop it being the – ahem – stone cold classic we were hoping for from "The Time Of Angels". – SFX


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13 took palm branches and went down the road to meet him. They shouted, "Praise God! Bless the one who comes in the name of the Lord! Hail to the King of Israel!" | 13 They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting, "Hosanna! " "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!" "Blessed is the King of Israel!" |
Scripture quotations marked NLT are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright 1996. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, Illinois 60189. All rights reserved. (New Living Translation - The Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Indian Yoga Guru Sues Student for Copyright Infringement
Choudhury, the founder of 'Bikram Yoga', claims to have copyrighted this technique. In the lawsuit filed in a California court for copyright infringement, Choudhury has sought damages in excess of a million dollars and urged a federal judge to block the chain of studios- 'Yoga to the People', founded by Gumucio.
Choudhury alleged that Gumucio's yoga studios offer the 'traditional hot yoga' class that is identical to his 'Bikram Yoga'. Bikram Yoga class costs $25, while Gumucio's chain of studios charges $8 for the session. This tough competition has made it impossible for Choudhury to continue his classes in Manhattan.
In his defence, Gumucio said, "I have never agreed with Bikram and his idea that he owned the yoga or that he should sue anyone. The sequence of poses is not exactly the same as Choudhury's."
Choudhury is also suing two other studios for copyright infringement.


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Yesterday, I finished reading Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America by Barbara Ehrenreich (2001). I had been a fan of Ehrenreich since the early 90's, but I didn't bother to read her book when it came out because I knew the subject so well. But I lucked into a copy recently and it was a quick and interesting read. Also yesterday, I viewed a short video of Seth Godin that was recommended by another blogger on this site. Godin is big on creating our own "tribes" and moving away from mass marketing. A third confluence I thought about in the last 24 hours was Samuel Fromartz' book Organic, Inc.: Natural Foods and How They Grew (2007). These three influences have helped solidify the direction my direct marketing has taken in the last year.
Ehrenreich is a long-time socialist-leaning investigative journalist who also has a Ph.D. in cell biology. After Clinton's ill-conceived "welfare reform" in the 90's, she set out to see how bad it really was for the poor. She took a series of minimum-wage jobs in three separate states and tried to make a living. She quickly found out it was impossible to make a living on the bottom of the wage scale. Her book's penultimate paragraph says a lot about America. "When someone works for less pay than she can live on -- when for example she goes hungry so that you can eat more cheaply and conveniently -- then she has made a great sacrifice for you, she has made you a gift of some part of her abilities, her health, and her life. The "working poor," as they are approvingly termed, are in fact the major philanthropists of our society. They neglect their own children so that the children of others will be cared for; they live in substandard housing so that other homes wil be shiny and perfect; they endure privation so that inflation will be low and stock prices high. To be a member of the working poor is to be an anonymous donor, a nameless benefactor, to everyone else (page 221)."
Seth Godin also has a new book out, called Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us (2008). What I found interesting is his assertion that mass marketing is not needed and his notion of "telling a story." This is niche marketing in a nutshell. The aspect of forming our own tribes is a good starting point for those people who want to do something locally and under the radar of government.
Fromartz' book was one of my reads over the 2007-2008 winter and it made some very good points about how the organic movement has been hijacked by agribusiness. However, the concept that really resonated with me was the idea of subsidizing your customers. Here is his quote from page 102. He is talking about a young couple trying to make a living on the land. "As with any start-up, you could argue these were the lean years. But a start-up is predicated on the assumption that the business will take off, that a profit will ensue and an asset will grow in value. The farm was on the right track, but it was taking an awful lot of work and patience to wring even a basic living from the land. I later told Hedin that given what he was making after a sixty- or seventy-hour workweek, he was in effect giving his customers a food subsidy."
Putting all these together, what we are doing with sustainable agriculture, CSA programs, farmers markets, and the like, is to subsidize our customers. Someone who works as a high school teacher, for example, certainly works hard but is getting a subsidized CSA box whenever they drive out to the farm. This is not the case of the teacher ACTIVELY oppressing the farmer, of course, but simply taking the advantages meted out to them by the system for which they work. In industrial corporate agriculture the subsidy comes from the energy slave of 65 million-year-old petroleum products that are used as inputs. The fossil fuels keep the prices down. Instead of slaves producing cheap food for the supermarkets, the energy slave of oil produces cheap food. As long as the farmer stays within the mainstream system, he (or she) can MAYBE make enough to keep themselves well-fed and anesthetized to the real cost of food - pollution, soil depletion, and the US wars to secure oil supply lines. When we try to break out of the fossil-fuel production box (or trap), we basically devolve into semi-slavery, comparable to the wage slaves profiled so well in Ehrenreich's book. The solution, as far as I can see it, is something along the lines of what Godin is talking about - niche marketing moved up to the next level of self-made tribes. Back in the late 60's and early 70's, I started to see some advantages in doing the right thing. In other words, I started to see some payback for my antiwar and co-op efforts. These were measured in human, subjective terms, rather than money or position. We thought of ourselves as the counterculture back then and tribes were another organizing motif. As the circle turns again, the same ideas have new currency.


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1 "Comfort my people," says your God. "Comfort them. | 1 Comfort, comfort my people, says your God. |
2 Speak tenderly to the people of Jerusalem. Announce to them that their hard service has been completed. Tell them that their sin has been paid for. Tell them I have punished them enough for all of their sins." | 2 Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and proclaim to her that her hard service has been completed, that her sin has been paid for, that she has received from the LORD's hand double for all her sins. |
3 A messenger is calling out, "In the desert prepare the way for the Lord. Make a straight road through it for our God. | 3 A voice of one calling: "In the desert prepare the way for the LORD ; make straight in the wilderness a highway for our God. |
4 Every valley will be filled in. Every mountain and hill will be made level. The rough ground will be smoothed out. The rocky places will be made flat. | 4 Every valley shall be raised up, every mountain and hill made low; the rough ground shall become level, the rugged places a plain. |
5 Then the glory of the LORD will appear. And everyone will see it. The LORD has spoken." | 5 And the glory of the LORD will be revealed, and all mankind together will see it. For the mouth of the LORD has spoken." |
6 Another messenger says, "Cry out." And I said, "What should I cry?" "Cry out, 'All people are like grass. They don't last any longer than flowers in the field. | 6 A voice says, "Cry out." And I said, "What shall I cry?" "All men are like grass, and all their glory is like the flowers of the field. |
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What's red and yellow and all over Marco?
We check this channel a lot to see whether (no pun intended) we'll have a wet, a wild or a weenie of a sunset, so we decided to find out more about what we see on the screen. How does radar work and how current is the picture on the screen and all that?
Our hurricane season probably gets the most eyeballs on the weather radar. Even though the vast majority of tropical storm and hurricane activity typically occurs during the August through October period, the official hurricane season is not over until the end of November. For explanation, we turned to Brian Monahan, a meteorologist at WINK-TV.
"Radar emits a beam out into the atmosphere at varying angles," Brian began. "There's a 'listening' period, when the radar waits for a return from precipitation. If an object is large and dense enough, there will be a return. But it's not instantaneous.
"That's why there's really no such thing as truly 'live' Doppler radar. There's always some inherent delay, however brief. So what you see on WINK or other TV stations here is about as live as radar gets."
So, what we see, what's going on right then on the screen, is not really going on right then? Brian says that the National Weather Service Web site gives updates about every six minutes. "The NWS doesn't release its radar data until the radar has done something known as a full volume scan. Then, all the data is released. Thus, the delay of at least six minutes on cable channel 25."
Brian says the National Weather Service usually uses a product called NOWRAD for its regional and national weather radar views. "It's essentially a composite of all the local Doppler radars and often is delayed 15 to 30 minutes."
On radio, our weather "voice" service originates from the National Weather Service offices in Miami. The service network has more than 900 stations in the 50 states and coastal waters, plus U.S. territories.
Did you ever wonder about the voice on those weather advisories? It's an automated, computerized voice created on a device called the Console Replacement System that translates written information into voice delivery. It sounds odd at first. One friend says she always wondered why that weather guy has a German accent.
It works very well, but sometimes stumbles on pronouncing some locality names. One we always enjoy is hearing the weather computer voice deal with saying the name of the town, Chokoloskee.
Help make Marco pet-responsible, as well as pet-friendly
Want a puppy or a kitty? How about six of each? No? Not many people do, but too many dogs and cats are born and many must be euthanized, a fancy word meaning killed on purpose, because nobody wants them.
Some pet lovers have formed a new Collier County Spay and Neuter Clinic. It's a not-for-profit organization whose goal is, according to Executive Director Pallas Diaz, "to provide a non-lethal alternative to the unnecessary euthanasia of homeless pets through high quality, targeted, affordable sterilization services."
To help raise funds for the effort, Brien Spina is offering an evening of comedy at his Off the Hook Comedy Club. It's in Capt. Brien's Seafood and Raw Bar at Marco Walk. The date for the show, featuring funnyman Brian Bradley, is tomorrow evening, Thursday, Nov. 5.
It's a good cause, spaying and neutering our pets, but it sometimes is overshadowed by higher profile charitable efforts. So, here's a chance to toast the pets we love and to help make sure that we don't create a lot of homeless, doomed pets by simply neglecting to control the population.
For more information you can phone 514-7647 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Local" talk show host makes National Radio Hall of Fame
Nationally known radio talk show host Neal Boortz, a part-time resident of Naples with ties to Marco Island, is about to enter the "high cotton" of the radio business. Neal will be inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame at ceremonies in Chicago this coming Saturday, Nov 7. Stars Rush Limbaugh, Willard Scott and others will welcome Boortz to the fold. Previous inductees include Jack Benny, Abbott and Costello, Gene Autry, Red Barber, Paul Harvey, Murray the K, Casey Kasem and Edgar Bergen, to name just a few. We're not sure about Bergen's pal, Charlie McCarthy.
Boortz often originates his Monday through Friday national radio show from Naples. He's heard here on 98.9FM, WGUF, and Neal has made no secret of his desire to do the show from here full-time someday.
Chris Curle is a former news anchor for CNN and for ABC-TV stations in Washington, D.C., Atlanta and Houston. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Don is a former ABC News correspondent and bureau chief and a former news anchor for CNN and ABC-TV, in Atlanta. His Farmer File column appears Fridays in the Naples Daily News. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Mountainfilm Brings Adventure to the Film Society in November
Mountainfilm is returning to the Film Society for a fifth year with documentaries about the environment, political and cultural issues, and most of all… adventure!
Second Half of Our Fassbinder Retrospective Set for November
The Film Society of Lincoln Center has revealed details for Part 2 of popular retrospective Fassbinder: Romantic Anarchist (November 7-26), the largest in New York City in over a decade.
Touring Ruben Östlund Retro to Make First Stop Here in January
In Case of No Emergency: The Films of Ruben Östlund will include all of the award-winning Swedish filmmaker's features, several shorts and ski films, and one-week runs of Involuntary (2008) and NYFF49 official selection Play (2011).
NYAFF to Tribute Martial Arts Master Jimmy Wong Yu
The One-Armed Swordsman is coming to Lincoln Center! An Evening with Jimmy Wong Yu features a conversation with the legendary Taiwanese actor and filmmaker and a screening of his 1977 grindhouse classic Master of the Flying Guillotine in 35mm.
Silent No More, Laura Poitras Talks About 'CITIZENFOUR'
Laura Poitras discussed her new documentary about Edward Snowden, the NSA, and surveillance in two conversations following its rapturous world premiere at the 52nd New York Film Festival.
Robert Redford to Receive 42nd Annual Chaplin Award in 2015
Director, actor, producer, environmentalist, and Sundance founder Robert Redford will receive the Chaplin Award during a Gala at Lincoln Center on Monday, April 27, 2015 the Film Society said Saturday, as the 52nd New York Film Festival concluded.
Video: Bennett Miller and the 'Foxcatcher' Cast Discuss Adapting a True Story for the Screen
The director and cast describe the process of retelling this disturbing story of all-American ambition following a pre-screening of the award-winning film. Foxcatcher screened in the Main Slate of the 52nd New York Film Festival.
Listen: Jason Schwartzman and Alex Ross Perry Discuss Their NYFF Film 'Listen Up Philip'
Hear Alex Ross Perry, Jason Schwartzman, Joséphine de La Baume, cinematographer Sean Price Williams, and editor Robert Greene discuss Listen Up Philip, screening at NYFF.
Scary Movies Makes Its Frightful Return Beginning Halloween Night at the Film Society
The 8th edition of Scary Movies opens Halloween night with a screening of Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi's What We Do in the Shadows, followed by a vampire-themed party.
Listen: 'Whiplash' Filmmaker Damien Chazelle and Star J.K. Simmons on Art vs. Abuse
Amy Taubin moderated a discussion with writer-director Damien Chazelle and actor J.K. Simmons at the Walter Reade Theater about their amazing Whiplash prior to its NYFF52 premiere. Listen to the full conversation here.


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Beat a police out of shape
And when I'm finished,
Ice Cube is making a double meaning here:
Either he's beating up an out-of-shape cop
Or beating up a cop into out of shape. Either way, there's no way for saving the "pigs" once Ice Cube is done with them.
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3 Buys Making New 52-Week Highs
52-Week High: $24.69
Beta: 1.32
Price-to-Book Ratio: 2.77
I love the chart pattern for CSX, and so do trend-followers. The fast-moving averages are rising and are above a rising 200-day moving average. This applies for both the widely watched daily chart, and for the weekly price chart that I pay closer attention to.
CSX appears ready for a breakout above the $25 level, and I wouldn't be surprised to see the shares holding above $25 by the end of summer. There is a lot of truth to the saying "buy in May and go away." But in the case of CSX, the bullish price pattern appears solid. Lower energy prices overall should help keep more disposable income away from the gas pump and direct it toward retail purchases and products using rail for transportation. Shares of CSX have increased 8.8% in the past year. After accounting for dividends, the total gain is more than 10% from a year ago. Analysts overall also agree with my bullish thesis. The average analyst target price for CSX is $26.63. The current dividend yield is 2.4%, and trading volume is high enough volume that options are a viable entry mechanism. Instead of trying to time the market perfectly, you can sell put options. For example, if you sell the May $25 put for 63 cents (midpoint between the bid and ask at the time of writing), you reduce your total risk from $24.61 to $24.37. A 1% savings may not appear to be much at first glance, but the options expire in 17 trading days. I like the May expiration because of the fast time decay, and because it allows for an entry before the next ex-dividend date. Selling the option does limit your profit potential to 63 cents until the time of option expiration, but the shares have to trade higher than $25.24 before buying shares makes more sense. If the shares are trading at more than $25 at the time of options expiration, you won't likely get the shares put to you, but making a 2.5% return in 17 trading days isn't bad. At the time of publication, Weinstein held no shares in stocks mentioned. Follow @RobertWeinstein This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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China, India and the US were at some point 'victims of colonization', as other commentators put it, but that doesnt even come close to explaining Chinas and Indias performance. In China, no other place was being a colony as long as Hong Kong, now per capita China's richest region since several decades.
Rather differently, what did hurt China and India most was being an independent but socialist/communist country after WW2, and (in Chinas case) strongly mercantilist monarchy for most of the 18th and 19th century.
Calm down folks, China hasn't arrived yet (its per capita GDP still ranks outside of 100th of nations), not for another long while.
But it will, and unlike its predecessors, it will be on equal terms with others when that happens.
It is very clear from the chart that China and India together held sway in the field of world economy from the beginning of the Common Era upto the mid nineteenth century from when a steady decline began. There cannot be much mystery to be resolved to understand the reasons for this decline. It is nothing but imperial oppression either through direct or indirect colonialism that led to this decline. Now there is an upward trend. China has undoubtedly beaten Japan in the field of economy and there is no doubt it will even beat the current No. 1 country in the world, the USA. It is only a matter of time.
Come back when the Chinese and Indian economies are 4 times bigger than the US economy, to reflect their bigger populations, and I'll be impressed.
China's economy overtakes Japan is not news. China's economy will overtake the economy of U.S. is news. According to the prediction by Goldman Sachs, China will overtake U.S. in 2025.
The more amazing part is the speed how China's economy overtakes the others. China's economy ranked No 7 ten years ago. It overtook Germany's in 2007. Now it even overtakes Japan and becomes NO.2.
Judged by such speed, China doesn't need to wait until 2025 to ovetake U.S.
A few factors that ought to be taken into account for the future. Early on, someone posted about China moving "toward capitalism." Indeed they are in a refined version of a state run economy. Second, at some point a day of reckoning will come when the remaining 1 billion people in the country will want to achieve some parity with their countrymen in the industrialized areas. I wouldn't assign Mao's Little Red Book to the ash heap just yet. Third, at some juncture, the rest of the world will put barriers up against unfair trade practices and currency manipulation. In fact, it's the best thing we can do right now. Finally, any group of people that isn't truly free to think and learn and is regimented beyond the imagination of the Western mind de facto can only grow so much. Someone above cited vigorous protection of intellectual property. Let's get on the stick. The main thing that the Western industrial powers share is freedom of thought. It reminds me of the old story of the Swiss and Italian arguing. The Swiss is extolling order and precision and the common Swiss culture. The Italian shrugs and says, "Seven hundred years and all you came up with was the cuckoo clock?" When China becomes an innovator, or more tricky for us if it were to become a huge democracy, that's when the worry begins.
I have another question. The chart shows that India's economy is slightly larger than Japan's in 2008. How is this possible? Even at purchasing power parity, India's GDP should not overtake Japan's till 2015. At market exchange rates it will take much much longer (around 2031 as per Goldman Sach predictions).
Fabio C:-
Does your drivel about Asia being all about numbers and a "chaotic and corrupt patchwork" apply to Singapore ,say,or Hong Kong or South Korea? Surely not to Japan? More and more countries are choosing to engage with a rising Asia (and the Middle East Gulf states, countries that have forever altered the global balance of power rather than a stagnant Europe which seems like a diminished force in the world.
As for Asian universities, China and India have an even more ambitious agenda. Both seek to expand their higher-education systems, and since the late 1990s, China has done so dramatically. They are also aspiring to create a limited number of world-class universities. In China, the nine universities that receive the most supplemental government funding recently self-identified as the C9 -- China's Ivy League. In India, the Ministry of Human Resource Development recently announced its intention to build 14 new comprehensive universities of "world-class" stature. Other Asian powers are eager not to be left behind: Singapore is planning a new public university of technology and design, in addition to a new American-style liberal arts college affiliated with the National University.
They are making progress by investing in research, reforming traditional approaches to curricula and pedagogy, and beginning to attract outstanding faculty from abroad
Such initiatives suggest that Asia will sustain economic growth in a postindustrial, knowledge-based global economy. Many challenges remain, but it is more likely than not that by midcentury the top Asian universities will stand among the best universities in the world.
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i tell you why you don't see western kids going to schools in Asia. it is because western countries are getting much in front than those Asian countries for last 2 centuries. most the Asian countries used to send their best students to study in China when middle kingdom was center in Asia.
Balance of power is shifting fast from west to east. China would be the biggest world economy next decade. India and other Asian countries will also getting much stronger. who know we could see lot more western kids going to study in Asia in near future.
A couple hundred years ago, none would have dreamt of studying in the US, and prior to that even in Europe. The riches of these economies invited trade and commerce from all, and along with it, sprouted centers of education.
Yes, Westerners may not be going to school in India and China today, but then, Westerners were not working in these countries until recently.
What goes up comes down.
What if the Yuan/renmibi was the world currency standard instead of the US dollars. Then that would make USA economy power somewhere in 5th -6th place. Does anyone still remember whom the Brittish sterlings replace?
A nice graph, showing the the Western European expansion conquering the world, creating neo-European societies in three continents, and now slowly disappearing. The Western European societies will remain strong and prosperous but their hold over the world has ended.
The neo-European USA tried to keep world peace during this transition, with unequal results, but this American era of trying to sort out the left-overs of the colonial mess is also ending. A stable situation will be one where material prosperity and quality of life are roughly the same, within a factor of two or three, all over Earth.
The Western European expansion started perhaps when the Venetians and the Franks destroyed the Byzantine empire in 1204 (another date could be the conquering of Ceuta by the Portuguese in 1415) and its ending started in 1914, in the then called "Great War". The European empire lasted 5 to 7 centuries, which compares well with similar empires (Roman, Byzantine, Caliphate, Ottoman) and lasted certainly longer than the Mongol empire. Only the Chinese and Indian empires have lasted more, with 20-30 centuries, but they are more cultural than political realities. Western Europe will enjoy a similar fate as a cultural superpower for centuries to come, but the exceptionality has gone.
You are clearly a genius. GDP 500 years ago speculative? Really?
I though that knights and peasants had to report their income to the EU no? I mean otherwise how would they get agriculture subsidies.
You are not telling me that there was any agriculture in EU without subsidies...
Anyway ,... this is obvious for everybody that this is just a speculation. You can judge by the number of buildings in a city, palaces and so on....
It would be interesting to see how these estimations about a region's GDP before a 1000 years have been made. I have to say this chart seems wildly speculative to me.
China returning to the top is just a reverting to the mean process of humankind's history after a 200 years overshoot to the downside. China will need to screw up big time, not impossible, to break this process.
Speaking of humankind, the world NEEDS China to quickly return to take over from the west because in a mere 200 years of domination, the west managed to exterminate populations from continent size areas like North America and Australia, enslaved half the world's population through colonies, recent wars like Vietnam, Iraq etc.
Of course, nothing can top polluting the world for the past 200 years such that we are now in danger of losing the whole planet through climate change.
China on the other hand is now already the world's largest investor in clean technologies at such an early stage of its development and looks set to make these technologies available and affordable to save the world.
A country's foreign policy is directly related to its economic performance.
When Japan's economy peaked in the 1980s, its attitude was so arrogant that it bragged it could say "NO" to America. Their corporations got so much money in their bank account that they bought valuable properties all around the world like Rockefeller Center.
Of course, by then they just ignored their Asian neighbors. They went to worship those Class "A" war criminals in Yasukuni Shrine despite the loud protests from their Asian neighbors.
After 20 years of economic doldrum, how does Japan behave now?
When U.S. insisted on retaining the base at Okinawa this year, Japan dared not say "NO".
Even without the objection of its Asian neighbors, no cabinet members dares visit Yasukuni Shrine this year.
And unprecedentedly Japan formally apologizes to South Korea for the atrocities it commited during the colonial period.
Unbelievably the lousy economy has humbled the proud Japan.
I do believe that China has already overtaken the US as the single most important economy of the world, if not physically than psychologically. The US is more and more becoming protectionistic and anti-globalisation. Once buffed as a US way to imperialize the world, free trade is more and more becoming a pain in the ass for the US. Their competitive edge against the rest of the world is fading away. GM stands for the biggest humiliation the United States has ever faced: Once noted as the biggest company of the whole world now GM depends on exports to China! It is the Chinese exports that helped GM get out of its existence fear. Without China, GM would have been a chapter 11 company. It is also a demonstration of sheer power that Samsung denied to sell it's new AMOLED screens to Apple for it's new IPhone. Samsung wants to compete against Apple by it's own means. This century promises a change in the so-called Western supremacy.
India & China rule the waves, the winds & the earth!
Hubris-stricken Gringos, take clear note!!
Your delusional bubble has bust!!!
Uhm not to bash on the economist too much but I have a couple of reasons why India and China fell so far behind.
Perhaps the Economist, being Eurocentric, doesn't want to acknowledget his but
20 million chinese died during WWII and really the only reason that Japan went to war was due to Dutch, British, and American (neo) colonialism in the area putting pressure on Japan.
So, it's not a mystery. The reality is that Europe has blood on their hands. You can hide your hands but there's a mirror behind you.
How exactly can GDP from 2,000 years ago (up until industrialization) have any meaning, let alone be knowable? This is a silly guessing game that will fuel developing world jingoism.
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07 Feb 2010 | #1 |
Folder views question
Win 7 is doing this differently than Vista did and it has me stumped!
For example in my documents I have the folders set to be viewed at "medium icons" and when I open a subfolder they too show as medium icons. In Vista I had some folders like my company's main folder set to the normal medium icons and the subfolder set to "list". With Win7 if I change the subfolder to "list" view it also changes all my documents main folders to list view also. What I want is be able to have certain subfolders set to a different view layout without affecting the previous main folders view settings. I know this is probably a simple setting that I have overlooked but I was able to do it in Vista without any issues at all since it saved my desired view for each seperate folder without changing anything else. Certain folder that have lots of folder in their subfolders are easier to view with the smaller icon settings of the "list" option. If anyone knows what I am overlooking here please school me...THANKS! |
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07 Feb 2010 | #2 |
Hello Edilee,
What location do you have the Documents folder opened at? If you have it opened in the "Documents Library", then this is normal since all included folders in a library share the same folder view. If you have it opened at the C:\Users\(user-name)\My Documents or Start Menu Personal Folder" location, then each folder should open with it's own folder view settings instead. If not, then try resetting the folder views back to default to see if it will afterwards. Hope this helps, Shawn |
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07 Feb 2010 | #3 |
Ok I see what you are referring to. If I open the "documents" from my start menu it takes me to "documents libraries" and if I navigate to the C:/users location it opne the old one I am used to and liek you said I can change each folder and subfolders view.
Is my start meu "documents" selction suppose to open the libraries one or the /users one? Somehow I am thinking when I installed Win7 it did not open it in the library form and some how it magically changed at some point in time because I also have a section below documents that is "public documents" that was not there upon initial install. That section presented itself about a month ago and I am not sure if I did something to cause this or not...I would prefer the old tried and true documents folder appearing when I use the main menu shortcut, is there a way to change that? |
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07 Feb 2010 | #4 |
Yes, the individual user folder buttons in the Start Menu will open to the Library location.
The Personal Folder in the Start Menu will open to the C:\Users\(user-name) location instead though. You can set this folder to Display as menu in the Customize Start Menu settings to make it easy to use for this. |
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07 Feb 2010 | #5 |
OK that works best for me for getting to where I want to faster and having the folder views set to what I like them to be. They sure complicated this with the whole libraries thing. Thanks for your help Brink!
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07 Feb 2010 | #6 |
You're most welcome Edilee.
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