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It's election season again, and the main contenders for the Oval Office are knocking themselves out to reassure Americans that their nation remains at the pinnacle of the global pecking order. Mitt Romney recently declared that "this century must be an American century." Not to be outdone, President Obama insisted in his State of the Union address that "anyone who tells you that America is in decline" doesn't "know what they're talking about."
Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama might overdo it a bit, but they're actually not far off the mark. Despite two draining wars, sluggish growth and a diffusion of power from the West to China and the "rising rest," a combination of economic resilience and military superiority will keep the United States at or near the top for decades.
Still, they're missing the point. The most potent challenge to America's dominance comes not from the continuing redistribution of global power, but from a subtler change: the new forms of governance and capitalism being forged by China and other rising nations.
The democratic, secular and free-market model that has become synonymous with the era of Western primacy is being challenged by state capitalism in China, Russia and the Persian Gulf sheikdoms. Political Islam is rising in step with democracy across the Middle East. And left-wing populism is taking hold from India to Brazil. Rather than following the West's path of development and obediently accepting their place in the liberal international order, rising nations are fashioning their own versions of modernity and pushing back against the West's ideological ambitions.


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text: I don't know about all you guys are saying, but Syria provided weapons (which include IED's) to forces fighting the US in Iraq during the war. They would provide soldiers dressed as civilians to attack out military. They are getting what they deserve. It is a shame we haven't seen the same mess happen in Iran yet. I think it is immoral of us not to provide those rebels with weapons. Those weapons should include shoulder fired anti-air missles. The U.S. ought to also be enforcing a no fly zone over the country. As far as the boots on the ground, those rebels can fight their own fight, but we should be putting them on a level playing field.


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In another post, someone made a comment about hunting over bait in Texas.....reminded me of a buddy from down that way. I was talkin' to Charlie awhile back about how his spring season had been.
He said, "Jim, it was great! Turkeys everywhere! I even figured out a way to save money on the hunt! I just soaked me some of the feeder corn, put it on a thirty pound test line, threw it out there by the feeder and waited in the bushes 'til the turkeys came in!"
I pondered his huntin' method a little, then asked, "Well, did it work?"
He said, "Hell yes it worked....there was some days it was so good, I couldn't keep 'em off the hook! Not only that, I could sort through 'em and throw back the little ones!"
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Just wondering. I came to RTF expecting to see all kinds of mean and nasty stuff about the gooberment and taxes. I just got done writing one of those kind of checks where you have to write really small to fit everything on it. So imagine my disappointment that there was no thread here with folks blowing off steam.
FWIW, I have been feeling a little bit Republican these days. I guess that finding out that one of my main competitors received $1.75 million in stimulus money from the Feds kinda pisses you off like that. I guess I'm turning into an angry white male.


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Seeing is Believing?
21 Feb, 2015 - 29 Oct, 2017
Did you know that some early photographs were known as the "mirror with a memory"?
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Ansel Adams: What Majestic Word
7 Jan, 2017 - 16 May, 2017
Special Micro Exhibition
Ansel Adams: What Majestic Word features a portfolio of prints organized in memory of Adams' dear friend, Russell Varian. Varian was a scientist and dedicated conservationist. Each of these 15 photographs aims to capture the sensual environments that Varian adored and the natural geometry that sparked his scientific curiosity.
Ansel Adams: What Majestic Word features a portfolio of works generously on loan from Sally and Einar Gall.Read more
Prix Pictet: Disorder
4 Feb, 2017 - 23 May, 2017
The Prix Pictet prize highlights important social and environmental issues through the use of photography. In its sixth cycle, 12 artists examine the disorder they see in the world. The exhibition Prix Pictet: Disorder brings global attention to a range of concerns from mass production to the effects of war to natural disasters.Read more
India and the Picturesque
11 Feb, 2017 - 16 May, 2017
Selected from the Museum of Photographic Arts' collection of 150 19th century images of India, this exhibition highlights the rich photographic legacy that was created over two decades from 1860–1880. With images made by Samuel Bourne, John Edward Saché, Edmund David Lyon, Indian photographer Nathulall, and others, the people, places, and landscapes of India were brought to life for viewers of the day.
India and the Picturesque features work from the Catherine and Ralph Benkaim collection.Read more


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What do Amy Tan, Paul Simon, Matt Damon, and Dr. Seuss have in Common?They all have English Degrees! The English Department, within a framework of Christian faith and purpose, develops graduates who are competent, creative and critical readers, writers, and thinkers, capable of a variety of careers.
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It causes noticeable lag in the drop-down and scrolling animations of my notification center. I had BBSettings running without this and there was no animation lag (of course there's loading lag when you first open it). Once I replace BBSettings with this I get animation lag (but no loading lag). I removed them both (I actually removed BBSettings because it uses too much memory).
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