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- 阿姗阿姗 posted on 08/14/2006August 18, 2004 老子道德經第一章 道可道 非常道 名可名 非常名 無名天地之始 有名萬物之母 故常無 欲以觀其妙 常有 欲以觀其徼 此兩者 同出而異名 同謂之玄 玄之又玄 眾妙之門 1 Tao. I want to tell you about it, but what I can say is not it. I want to give it a name, but any name says something else. The universe begins with this cannot-name, From it come all things that can be named. Therefore, use the no-name concept (e.g., art, music, religion) to wonder about the whole, And use th
- 阿姗阿姗 posted on 09/28/2006October 12, 2004 老子道德經第十一章 三十輻 共一轂 當其無 有車之用 埏埴以為器 當其無 有器之用 鑿戶牖以為室 當其無 有室之用 故有之以為利 無之以為用 11. The spokes centers around the wheel's hub; It's the hole in the hub that makes a vehicle useful. The clays are shaped into a vessel; It's the space inside that makes the container useful. The doors and windows are cut to build a house; It's the openings that makes a room useful. Therefore, the body only serves as the eviden
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- touche posted on 04/09/2009罗妈现在是奥巴马的首席经济顾问。很不错的文章。选自《简明经济学百科》。 Business Cycles by Christina D. Romer The United States and all other modern industrial economies experience significant swings in economic activity. In some years, most industries are booming and unemployment is low; in other years, most industries are operating well below capacity and unemployment is high. Periods of economic prosperity are typically called expansions or booms; periods of economic decline are called recessions o
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- st e douzt posted on 04/08/2009http://www.chinaelections.org/PrintNews.asp?NewsID=146263 中国收入不平等有多严重? 王志浩 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 中国是世界上收入最不平等的地方之一吗?有时候真有点这种感觉。上海的街头,似乎一夜之间冒出很多外乡的少年,在红绿灯的间隙,穿梭在拥挤的车流中,向宝马、奥迪兜售小商品。他们中的一部分人似乎就以城市的桥洞为家。在非洲和拉美一些国家的首都,这是司空见惯的景象。而在上海,这种情况在过去是非常少见的。但是,他们的存在仍
- 鹿希July posted on 04/08/2009BEIJING – Just 126 years after his death, Karl Marx’s moment may finally have arrived. The People’s Press – the biggest publishing house for China’s orthodox revolutionary books – reports that Marx’s anti-capitalism opus "Das Kapital" has been selling about 4,000-5,000 copies nationwide a month since last November. That’s a big jump from before the economic crisis, when the book sold well under 1,000 copies per month on average. The "Selected Works by Mao Zedong," a book owned by almost e
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- July posted on 04/08/2009Focus of the discussions will be Tehran's disputed nuclear program TEHRAN, Iran - The Obama administration said Wednesday it will participate directly in group talks with Iran over its suspect nuclear program, marking another shift from former President George W. Bush's policies. State Department spokesman Robert Wood said Wednesday the United States would be at the table "from now on" when senior diplomats from the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council and Germany meet with Irania
- July posted on 04/08/2009LCD auto displays' role continues to grow and become more mainstream Over the decades of the “Star Trek” TV and movie franchise, the ship’s computer displays evolved from steam-age dials and switches to large 21st-century video displays that could be configured to perform seemingly any task. Most of today’s cars retain those seemingly Victorian buttons, switches, knobs and analog gauges, though they are no longer made of brass. But an emerging generation of new models is making the move toward v
- July posted on 04/08/2009Worshippers around the world pay homage to God with rare blessing JERUSALEM - Devout Jews around the world on Wednesday observed a ritual performed only once every 28 years, saying their morning prayers under the open sky in a ceremony called the "blessing of the sun." Tens of thousands of worshippers stood next to the Western Wall in Jerusalem's walled Old City, the holiest site where Jews can pray. Hundreds headed to the ancient desert fortress of Masada, while others prayed on the roof of a Tel
- July posted on 04/08/2009She is performancing with Chicago Symphony Orchestra this month: -------------------- Xian Zhang (simplified Chinese: 张弦), born in 1973 in Dandong, China) is a Chinese American conductor. She was appointed Associate Conductor of the New York Philharmonic in July 2005 by Music Director Lorin Maazel. Xian Zhang received both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music from the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and began work on a doctorate at The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory
- JulyJuly posted on 04/08/2009The Chicago Symphony Orchestra joins the international music community in celebrating the 60th birthday of its longtime collaborator and friend Pinchas Zukerman with a weeklong mini-festival entitled "Bach to Bach" from April 1 to April 7. Two distinct programs of music by J. S. Bach will feature the multitalented Zukerman in roles as conductor and violinist, complemented by soloists drawn from the CSO. On Wednesday, April 1, Zukerman kicks off his 60th birthday celebration at Symphony Center with an
- zt posted on 04/08/2009How the crisis happened Harvard historian Niall Ferguson argues that financial crises are inevitable - and that some radical thinking will be needed to get us out of this one. By Paul J. Lim, Money Magazine senior editor April 8, 2009: 4:29 AM ET (Money Magazine) -- For many people, the most shocking aspect of the financial crisis is that something of this scale could happen at all. Wasn't it just a couple of years ago that the rise of globalization - and the growing sophistication of financial mar
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- xiaoman玛雅 posted on 03/13/2005熟悉我的朋友看见我开始谈flamenco,就知道我又不会绝望了,又不会昏睡14个小时了,我不是处于mood swing里最high就是最low的时候了。而真正与我亲近的朋友知道,我的最low其实就是我的最high,这样的朋友并不多,这样的时刻也不多,一个月能有一两次吧,多半是我酒喝到7、8分的时候,眼泪汹涌而出。 昨天把这盘flamenco又看了一次 Flamenco (Flamenco (DVD). A film by Carlos Saura)。Carlos Saura是flamenco领域里最著名的导演和编剧。 http://www.esflamenco.com/scripts/list/enlist.asp?frmIdList=59 这里有9部弗拉门哥舞剧,其中也有
- st e douJuly posted on 04/07/2009False Economy: A Surprising Economic History of the World (Hardcover) by Alan Beattie Product Description An important book for turbulent times-an accessible and engaging economic history of the world, by a leading economic writer. Alan Beattie has long been intrigued by the fates of different countries, economies, and societies-why some fail and some succeed. Here, he weaves together elements of economics, history, politics, and human stories, revealing that societies, economies, and countries usu
- July posted on 04/07/2009Lithium-ion batteries key to speeds up to 80 mph, and 200-mile range BOSTON - In a dingy basement in Boston, some young scientists are putting the finish touches to Eleanor, one of the most advanced solar cars yet designed. The technology-packed, environmentally friendly, solar racing car can hit speeds of 80 mph and drive up to 200 miles in the pitch dark — all good traits for a car getting ready for a long race across the Australian outback. Eleanor is the invention of the solar vehicle team at
- July posted on 04/07/2009The relationship is at center of world affairs and America's global interests LONDON - The complex relationship between Iran and Iraq stands at the heart of two of the thorniest issues confronting President Barack Obama during his first few months in office. While the new administration has signaled its interest in engaging elements of Iran's government, it is dealing with a regime that was emboldened by the United States’ post-invasion setbacks in Iraq and possibly pursuing nuclear weapons. C
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