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"The Coming Collapse of China" author Gordon Chang on Chinese investments in U.S. companies.
Dec 11, 2012
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It's been a record year for Chinese investment in the US.
Leaving many to fear that China is taken over -- some point.
The Chinese have snatched -- six and a half billion dollars in US assets just this year alone.
And that breaks the previous record of just over five billion in 2010.
And our next guest says there is it big reason to be concerned some of this -- deals are actually dangerous to our country.
Here explain what China wants is Gordon Chang author of the coming collapse of China.
According I'm glad to America's this sounds really scary are you worried about this mean there there.
AIG most recently four point two billion dollar that's the biggest Chinese takeover thus far.
Are you worried that this is it going to be trend -- certain.
We're gonna be a trend because what's happening in China is that enterprises don't have the opportunities there present problems in the Chinese economy right now which are pretty serious.
So these enterprises are going around the world buying up assets because the returns are a lot better so you a lot of this activity doesn't -- -- but some of it does because you see in certain of these.
Acquisitions like they want to through systems the battery maker right Nixon -- to be a Canadian oil -- producer.
Dealer looking for technology and some of this technology has defense applications like this battery maker a one -- eight and they're and they're buying this stuff up.
And that's something we have to be concerned about and we should stop it.
Do you worry there -- -- -- a -- that we just -- -- election there's new people leaving are you worried that the new leadership is gonna make this even worse.
-- the leadership in China right now is.
The so called conservatives but in the Chinese context that really needs hardline anti reformers they want to close off opportunities for foreigners so while you have these Chinese enterprises going around the world buying up assets.
The opportunities for not only foreign companies but also domestic private entrepreneurs to private.
Narrowed and that's real problem for China because -- -- an anti reform period.
I know the other thing you -- a lot about is China as a currency manipulator and the fact that administration does not place enough weight on this this worries YouTube -- because.
US law requires treasury to designate -- country or currency manipulator if -- meets your requirements if it manipulates its currency and it does to get a trade advantage.
And and it's open and shut case China qualifies.
You know if we are not going to enforce our -- law that's a real problem so you know whether it's good policy or bad policy we need to enforce -- law but the Chinese when they see this not enforcing -- law they -- -- not serious about China's trade violations and this makes Beijing much more intransigent but yet you've said to me in the past that China needs us more than we need them.
Oh for sure because last year a 190 point 5% of China's merchandise trade surplus.
Not related to sales to the United States that means they run deficits with the rest of the world so they run this enormous surplus with us.
And that -- leverage but only if we -- to use it.
You know.
I remember when I was a kid -- they -- Japan was buying up Rockefeller Center Japan's gonna take over the world that never happens.
No but Japan was our ally and friend so we can deal with the Japanese on a on a reasonable basis the problem with China of course.
Is that it sees itself -- -- planting the United States it's been very hostile and aggressive in recent years it's trying to push the US out of Asia.
They're not our friend and so we don't want to give them a big foothold in our economy.
OK so that being said -- -- how do we stop this.
-- will not allow these deals to happen I mean then -- the US is basically putting up offense well.
The Chinese put -- offense and we couldn't buy for instance they want to three systems if -- -- Chinese enterprise.
But you know we can stop this because the committee on foreign investment in the US.
Has the final say on on sensitive acquisitions and so they can stop the a 123 acquisition.
And they probably shouldn't -- Gordon Chang thank you for being here thank you the coming collapse of China we chassis its common and that -- --
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11:41am Tuesday 8th May 2012 in Letters
BACK in the 1930s when times were tough, King George V demanded action to restore Britain's fortunes.
In 1931, a new National Government of all parties was formed to get the job done, pushing politics to one side.
Modern times seems to be all politics! As Chancellor, Neville Chamberlain (later PM) was excellent in steering Britain back to growth, demanding that the cuts recommended in the public sector were all implemented.
A few years later, this led to real growth, well before the war.
There is no George V today. The Queen has done well for the country, but she is too old to mess with people like Blair, Brown, Clegg and Cameron. They are of the new generation of politicians and their word may not be their bond.
After the jubilee celebrations, which will take even more out of her and her husband, it would be better for her to abdicate.
It is a new, challenging era and we need a monarch who has the will, strength and guile to deal with the career politician, and the nous to challenge and bring in the King's Prerogative, just like George V did when it was needed.
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mbrachoc said 7 years ago
and for more many years.. have you thinked about "Skype Fax".. Send and receive fax through Skype.. 4.0 maybe..
papuscu said 7 years ago
I have seen some blog in the net about the same issue (sending faxes through Skype). The link is here: http://freefax.blogspot.com/ . What is interesting is that maybe Skype could take advantage of the similar services that there are now on the net, too, for their users (he, he, "because we like free" as is said in the website, too) : free calls in US, or using various other ways (bridging the calls between paid Skype users and free users and so on). There are a lot of ideas that could be applied for the Skype 4.0 or alike ;P


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"Light and Flight" by Bunny Harvey
At Comfort Farm on West Hill Road in Stowe, there's not a barnyard animal in sight — unless you count the bold, larger-than-life portrait of a rooster. That's one of the works that currently greets visitors to the barn, which is home not to cows or sheep but artists. That is, to several dozen paintings, photographs, prints and sculptures by 11 regional artists. These works hang on the walls or rest on pedestals throughout more than half of this airy, 4000-square-foot structure.
The exhibit reflects the partnership of artist/curator Idoline Duke and curator Gunnel Clarke, who reopened the barn-cum-gallery after a five-year closure to the public. Clarke and her former husband once used the barn as an outpost of Clarke Galleries, located in the village. Now remarried, she lives in the adjacent house, which dates to 1810, and operates her art consultancy business, Eriksson Fine Art, from the barn.
Clarke estimates the barn's age as "probably 180 years old." Though heated, its gallery is closed in winter. Noting the snowy roads and skimpy traffic, Clarke says, "I don't want to be confined to sitting here to have one person coming in once in a while." But during this year's foliage season, she adds, visitors have been steady.
"We used to have three or four exhibits a year here," Clarke says. "I decided to do this with Idoline because we have all these wonderful artists."
From the outside, the barn looks tidy but rustic, as a farm building should. Step inside the entrance and … it still looks like a barn, albeit a very clean one: The pine walls are weathered, the floorboards uneven. Farther in, the floor slopes toward large double doors — a ramp for the animals that once lived here. But around the corner and a few steps down, the other side of the barn has been transformed. Here are smooth walls painted a rich green; a golden-colored, poured-concrete floor; a high, white ceiling from which spotlights hang strategically, illuminating the artwork. Only the dark exposed beams betray the building's origin.
This exhibit is titled "In Our Nature," and so it is no surprise that all the artists here — many of them represented by Clarke — are inspired by the natural world. These are artists who look for beauty and re-create it. All the works are high in quality and visually pleasing, even soothing. Beyond that, they vary wildly.
Don Ross' pristine, large-scale photographs of abandoned quarries, though exact representations of reality, are contemplative studies in form and composition. They invite the viewer to consider the passage of time, perhaps of human exploitation on the land. Most of all, they visually convey an almost eerie quietude.
Not so Henry Isaacs' lively paintings. His vivacious and generally large-scale nature scenes employ bright hues and brushy, impressionistic strokes. These works nearly vibrate off the canvas — if optimism had form, this might be it. Similarly, Bunny Harvey renders landscapes with an uncanny charge, as if she sees, and is driven to reveal, not just the physical but the metaphysical world. With skilled tricks of the brush, Harvey presents minutely observant depictions of nature and its energetic essence.
Jane Parkes (Duke's sister) takes an altogether different tack, using found bits of wood from ocean's edge: She carefully paints them with stripes of marine colors or all white, and arranges them in wall-hung vitrines, boxes or ropelike mobiles. No doubt turning innumerable beach walks into art-minded scavenger hunts, Parkes calls her serendipitous detritus to order in satisfying patterns.
As for Duke herself, that aforementioned rooster is one of her large watercolors. Her other pieces in this exhibit are more botanical, but each is a rendering of a single item — a thistle, a curvy piece of coral — starkly contrasted against white paper. Deceptively simple, Duke's subjects invite viewers to focus, as if on a mandala, and ponder the life-form she so delicately renders.
The opposite of these ethereal pieces might be the bronze sculptures of Jim Sardonis and Sharon Wandel, whose works give 3-D heft to botanical and avian figures, respectively. Wandel's birds are perched in nooks throughout the gallery, like plump little squatters. These and other works here convey the sense that, at Comfort Farm, the outdoors has been let in.
"Being in the barn and having this beautiful meadow in the background," says Clarke, "it's all in nature."
"In Our Nature," at Comfort Farm in Stowe, through October 14. erikssonfineart.com


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June 24, 2011 (Dorchester, Ontario) Today, LondonOntarioGolf.com awarded long-time local golf industry member Mike Olizarevitch with the Heart Award, given to those who go beyond the call of duty in helping grow the game of golf.
Olizarevitch, 65, is the first winner of the annual London Ontario Golf Heart Award, chosen by the editorial team at LondonOntarioGolf.com proud supporter of the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Olizarevitch retired in 2009 after 49 years at Fanshawe Golf Club in London, where he was head professional for 39 years. This year, he joined his daughter, Kim Shaw, and son-in-law, Andy Shaw, to help operate Dorchester Golf Club. Andy and Kim purchased the club this spring, following Andys 17-year career with the City of London golf courses.
In its 7th year, LondonOntarioGolf.com is owned and operated by long-time London-based journalist Jeffrey Reed. In 2010, the Golf Journalists Association of Canada awarded Reed with Best Golf Website Feature Column. Reed said establishing a legacy with the Heart Award has always been his intention.
Mike was the only choice as this years Heart Award recipient, said Reed. Mike was my pro when I was a junior member at Fanshawe Golf Club, and he always give unselfishly of himself, making the golf experience an enjoyable one. Without that encouragement, I may not have pursued my passion for golf.
In addition, said Reed, Mikes vision in creating the Parkside Nine at Fanshawe Golf Club North Americas first golf course specifically designed for the physically challenged strengthens the fact he is much deserving as the inaugural Heart Award recipient. The Parkside Nine allows stroke suffers, those affected by heart disease and anyone who is phyicially challenged to still enjoy the game of golf. My father, Ken, suffered a stroke in 2004. During his post-stroke therapy, he was able to return to golf at the Parkside Nine. Without the Parkside Nine, he would not have had the opportunity to golf again.
In 1998, Fanshawe Golf Club opened the Parkside Nine after Olizarevitch envisioned turning a small parcel of land into a golf course for those who couldnt golf at a traditional course. He said, The physically challenged play basketball and ski, so why not golf? Olizarevitch volunteered at Londons Parkwood Hospital where a 3,000-yard putting green had been developed for rehabilitation and therapy for spinal cord and wheelchair-bound patients.
Olizarevitch had struck up a friendship with Lise Thibault, former Lieutenant Governor of Quebec who had been in a wheelchair for four decades. She visited Olizarevitch for a lesson in 1998 and called the Parkside Nine a model for other municipalities. In 2002, the Ontario PGA named Olizarevitch its first Humanitarian Award winner for his efforts in designing the Parkside Nine.
Olizarevitchs golf passion began in 1958, when he took $10 from his newspaper route savings to purchase a junior membership at Fanshawe Golf Club. He joined the grounds crew in 1963, was named assistant pro in 1965, and in 1970 replaced Bill Fox as head pro a post he held until 2009.
By age 50, Olizarevitch had amassed 66 tournament titles. In the days of persimmon drivers, Olizarevitch was known as London and areas most skilled backshop expert, repairing and regripping clubs for countless golfers in southwestern Ontario. At Dorchester Golf Club, he left retirement to cut grass, handle maintenance and teach lessons including lessons with the Dorchester Junior Golf Academy.
Without a doubt, I wouldnt be the professional I am today without my experience at Fanshawe and the teachings from Mike, said Andy Shaw, convenor of the much-respected Junior Tyson Tour, now headquartered at Dorchester Golf Club. Kim Shaw, the first girl to play on the boys golf team at Londons Clarke Road secondary school, helps Andy coach the Fanshawe Falcons varsity golf squad. She founded Londons first all-girls junior beginner golf lessons at River Road Golf Club in London.
In addition to Andy Shaw, Olizarevitch has mentored many more local club pros, including CPGA Master Professional Bruce Atkins of Londons Echo Valley Golf Club. London Sunningdale Golf & Country Club director of golf, Patty Howard, called her long-time friend Olizarevitch a dedicated professional.
The environment gets in our blood, and theres nothing else you want to do. I feel like I havent worked a day in my life, said Olizarevitch of his half-century career in the golf industry.
Olizarevitch lives in London with his wife, Sheren. Mike Olizarevitch Jr. is assistant greenskeeper at York Downs Golf & Country Club in Unionville, Ontario. Andy and Kim have carried on the family golf tradition by introducing their daughters, Mackenzie, 14, and Jamie, 12, to the game of golf.
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About the London Ontario Golf Heart Award
The London Ontario Golf Heart Award recognizes a London & area community member who helps grow the game of golf. LondonOntarioGolf.com editor Jeffrey Reed created the award in 2011 in order to recognize a community member who gives back to the game through unselfish efforts. Each June, the Heart Award recipient, as selected by the editors of LondonOntarioGolf.com, will honour those within the categories of golf professionals/instructors, golf mentors, golf course owners/operators, golf course architects/designers and members of the media. June is Heart Month. This years award ceremony is held in conjunction with the London Ontario Golf Fundraiser for Heart & Stroke, June 24-25 in London.
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We got a new report from the US agricultural department showing up farmers planted larger crowds than expected this year.
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Million acres of corn planted.
That is the most acreage since 1937 take a look at what it did to prices though he thinks -- -- -- that that would have.
Depressed prices why -- Well it did initially but we also have -- on the part of the number which is our stocks report and the -- this month were lower so -- had two things off set each other in that we started to worry about the weather against we rally back.
We've got -- take a look at soybeans this rain could really help soybeans first of all take a look at the planning numbers for -- 76 million.
Acres of -- -- that's up 1%.
In the third largest planning in history.
Take a look at the at the price sport though and again we get a rise in -- And while we can't -- Rule out the fact that we're still really -- worried about this whether you know we have all these numbers and we trade him for five minutes from now you have to realize it's still really gotten drive there could be some whether the comes through -- precipitation.
That might could come out of that but if it doesn't come out of that we're gonna see some significant -- to get -- money and also we've got this crop.
Progress report on Monday afternoons we get every Monday afternoon.
We look at that crop report can sometimes you know an -- year that crop progress report we don't care so much about it Scott makes a great point this year.
That is a very important report on Monday will be out at a at a grain elevator at Tracy on Monday talking to you about that crop.
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OWS rings in the new year with a fight against NDAA.
Five hundred people returned to Zuccotti Park on New Year's Eve, with drums, chants of "Whose Year? Our Year!", and a tent, which they say they gave to police in exchange for entrance to the park. An hour before midnight, police and occupiers attempting to remove metal barricades around Zuccotti had a violent confrontation and, by 1:30 a.m., police had cleared activists from the park.
Occupy Wall Street protesters celebrated the movement's three-month anniversary by taking the fight to major ports.
On Monday, occupiers set out to shut down ports across the West Coast. Targets included SSA, which is largely owned by Goldman Sachs, and the Port of Longview, which multinational EGT is trying to operate as the West Coast's only port without members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU). The actions, which shut down operations at Longview, Oakland, and Portland, were opposed by ILWU leadership. They led to intense debate among and between occupiers and unionists over tactics—who the blockades hurt, whether they're worth the legal risks—and democracy, namely, how democratic the ILWU and the Occupy movement each are, and whether workers should have a veto over actions where they work.
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As levels of student debt continue to rise, regulators have an opportunity to reform higher education.
On November 28, hundreds of students from Brauch College linked arms and protested outside a City College of New York board meeting in which members authorized, by a 15-to-1 vote, a $300 annual tuition increase until at least 2015. The protest was so disruptive that, according to The New York Times, Brauch canceled classes after 3 p.m. and stopped regular foot traffic going in and out of the building where the meeting was taking place. Three people were arrested.
In the month before the destruction of the encampment in Zuccotti Park, I got in the habit of biking across the Brooklyn Bridge each night to talk with the Wall Street Occupiers and wander among the tents. There was always work to behold—bigger tents going up, new volunteers welcomed, the kitchen doling out free food, the media groups live-streaming, dishes being done, cops being teased—and always conversation to be had and heard.
This week featured a vision of two different paths Occupy Wall Street could take after being evicted from public parks across the country. In Washington, D.C., activists from labor, Occupy, and elsewhere held a "99% in DC" event that began with a day of visits to congressional offices to demand jobs legislation. Occupiers then followed up by shutting down intersections on K Street, which is known for the number of lobbying organizations headquartered there.
Yesterday's Plan B shocker, in which the Obama administration sold out women's health for what appear to be clearly political reasons, has jaws dropping all over the country. James Fallows wrote that now it's the administration's turn to be anti-science by overruling a mass of testimony that allowing Plan B to be sold over the counter wouldn't harm teen health and would help improve women's lives in general.
Over the past five years we've seen a surge of concern—as evidenced by legislation in 46 states—about bullying. That's heartening. There's no question that serious bullying hurts children and adults alike, especially Lord of the Flies-type bullying that goes beyond the usual teen drama and can destroy a child.
Some bullying, especially what happened to many now-adult gay men when they were young (cf: the masculinity patrol), includes severe physical harm. In the 1990s, Lambda Legal won a landmark lawsuit on behalf of Jamie Nabozny, whose experience in a Wisconsin school included four years of this:
Longtime gay community reporter Rex Wockner passes along this story of a Wisconsin teacher who has taken the "gay" out of Deck the Halls. You can't really blame her, what with "gay" being a common grade school slur, and all:
The music teacher at Cherry Knoll removed the word "gay" from the song Deck the Halls because the children kept giggling. Instead students were taught to sing "don we now our bright apparel".
That's not so gay, now, is it?
Will resistance give the protest movement in the nation's capital the shot in the arm it needs?
After an extended showdown that began around noon Sunday, police in Washington, D.C., succeeded in destroying a wooden structure Occupy DC protesters had erected in McPherson Square to provide shelter throughout the winter.
This week, both coasts saw student marches on Monday and big-city police raids on Tuesday. As the chancellors of the University of California met by teleconference, students throughout the U.C. system held demonstrations and teach-ins opposing tuition hikes and police violence. At U.C. Davis, they called a student strike. Meanwhile, their counterparts at the City University of New York marched on their own board of trustees as it voted on five years of tuition hikes.
With a labor agreement tentatively in place, the NBA's next challenge will be bringing the fans back.
With its labor dispute nearly behind it, the NBA is facing another mammoth problem: winning fans back.
In a time when the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high and the economy won't grow, many basketball fans viewed the NBA strike as an ugly and petty fight of rich players against wealthy owners over a few more million.
"It's the most ridiculous thing I saw in my life," one longtime fan ranted to the New York Post. "They make so much money. It's childish."
A league labor agreement includes a surprising caveat to protect owners from ... themselves.
After spending almost half the year in a pitched labor dispute that shutdown league operations, the NBA owners and players union agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement last weekend. The reformed players union—which had disbanded last month to file an antitrust lawsuit against the owners as a negotiating tactic—and league representatives are set to meet again Friday afternoon to come to official terms on the ten-year contract. As long as the final details (such as drug testing and player age restrictions) are worked out over the next week, a shortened 66-game season will kickoff on Christmas Day.
Criticism of an Egyptian blogger's nude photos underscore liberal worries about seeming too radical.
As the now historic Tahrir Square filled with protesters over the weekend, the tension between the hope and momentum of the February uprising that ended a 30 year dictatorship and the aggressive, violent military response to a mass civilian demonstration almost one year later was startling. After three days, 23 dead, and over 1500 wounded, it is clear that the transition to a new Egypt is not going to come easily.
At Yale, OWS-inspired protesters target recruiters for the country's major finance firms.
She was tall, blond, standing in the lobby of a swanky hotel in downtown New Haven. She came for the recruitment seminar by Morgan Stanley, the banking and investment firm. Like the other Yale University students who attended, she came to learn more about starting a lucrative career on Wall Street. And like most of the people I interviewed that evening, she seemed afraid.
The president's untruths about the Affordable Care Act will continue to haunt him.
What the president should push for during his final 37 months in office—it's not what the conventional wisdom would have you believe.
The U.S. District Court decided that the NSA's collection of phone metadata is likely unconstitutional. What does that mean?


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After 2 decades of wearing HydrocurveII, a daily wear soft lens, the company stopped mass production. I could - a did have them custom made for over $300/lens. They were that wonderful and comfortable - and I was unable to find another lens that I could wear for extended periods of time with comfort. I tried at least half a dozen lenses - lenses that were specifically designed for oxygen transport or high water content or whatever. Finally I tried Soflens. They are super comfortable and I can wear them all day. I find them tricky to put in as they are so thin and flexible that they fold up on themselves. (Even when the lens is on my eye folded in half, it's not uncomfortable. That's how comfortable these lenses are!) I have 4 decades of experience putting in softlenses, so these might not be the best lenses if you're new to contacts or already have difficulty putting in lenses. I'm so glad to have found these lenses.I'm also happy to ditch the saline solution and cleansing routines. The daily wear is so nice for traveling.
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I have been wearing these contacts for years, and they are the best I've worn since I was 18 (I am 51 now - so a long time!) They are soft and so light that I cannot feel them at all once on my eyes. I had to use another brand loaner pair at the eye docs once, and they felt so thick and heavy! My 14 yr old is now getting contacts, and I recommend these for her, as well. Best contacts ever, IMO.
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