that, again, is a sign of the new asymmetry. you find it in every one of these areas from disease, the pandemic that effect us today, when i was growing up in manhattan in the 19 would say don't go to new jersey, we think there's flu over there. we worried about the new jersey flu not the hong kong virus, the west nile virus our the -- or the new diseases coming out of the hot zone of africa. it comes in pandemic around the globe. no matter how good the health system, ours isn't that good, no matter how good it is, no health system is? a position to take on the global threats we face. so simple asymmetry, global world, global challenges, interdependent ens as the reality and independent nation states born two, three, four hundred years ago in a war when sovereign territory and jurisdiction could be and was the of liberty and security we need new political entity and solutions to with an interdependent world. there's candidates around the traditional multicorporation which pay little attention to the nation states. unfortunately

and this is an asymmetric pattern and its asymmetry is critical to the sound of the entire ensemble. the musicians have to take this key and relate their drumbeats to this fundamental pattern th structures the entire musical ensemble. african musics and afro-caribbean music have had a profound influence on pop musics throughout the world... notably in the development of the rhythm section. african-american musicians, who were marching in the early brass bands in new orleans used bass drums, snare drums, cymbals-- put them together into a repeating rhythmic unit. and later on, when this music moves indoors, musicians put these together into a single set--the drum set. [band playing dixieland] the drum set and the bass are called the rhythm unit in a band and they interact much in the way the percussion ensemble would-- an african percussion ensemble would-- and they provide the rhythmic drive and the rhythmic vitality to popular musics and jazz. (redman) rhythm is something which is important in all musics. in jazz it may be even a little bit more important, because rhythm is at the h

the third test is to look at leg a s asymmetry.n x on the floor and hop between the quadrants in all directions. forward, back, diagonally. look at the relative number of touch downs one leg versus the other. looking at the tests and if you are one or more deficient in them you may be at increased risk. >> last question. my wife asks all the time. are women's knees more at risk? >> depending on which articles you read. somewhere between 2 and 10 times more at risk of tearing the acl. interestingly also of having anterior knee pain than boys and men. again what we have shown in women that these exercises are especially effective. >> great advice. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >>> energy drinks are loaded with stimulants. we have told you there are health concerns about these. one company, monster, is revamping the labels to include caffeine content. in part because they decided to market the drink as a plain old beverage. no longer a dietary supplement. it has about 180 milligrams of caffeine. for context that's mo

the reason you are doing that is very often around information asymmetry. your broker knows a lot about your financial situation. are in thehat you market for and there incentives are such that the of more you . y for your house, the better we don't save write down every single limit of what this fair dealing means. we'd backfill that with a common-law system. there's a legal apparatus in place. ammunition me more against scott on the rug vendor, not that we have anti- we don'tation laws, prevent that because we are not able to do so. and suddenly we are able to do it. that's why the analogy is imperfect. does that make sense? >> i think we have time for one more question as long as it is short. when we come to the middle here. >> one of the things technology has given us is a memory. if the analogy is ephemeral and disappearing, their arms and benefits associated with that, but what do you think the policy implications are? we don't have a place for somebody who just happens to keep really accurate records on things for a large set of data. anybody want to

there's a lot of asymmetry. this stock is nowhere near its '07 highs. 23, 24.large cap stocks of this ilk are at their' eight 7 highs. we think it's asymmetrical. >> what do you think, steve? >> i think it's curious logic to say we want to buy a stock because it is so underperformed the market. ge has. they're talking about the nfl, the concussions. ge's long-term shareholders are the ones who have had a financial concussion by owning this stock. it would need to double from here to get back to its all-time highs even though the dow jones is right here. but for the near term, looking forward, i think the biggest obstacle to ge is the fact that it is so exposed to europe. the last time we saw ge fall precipitously was last fall and the main reason was because of foreign exchange fluctuations. the dollar had a massive rally in february, just now in recent weeks, and i think that is a problem for ge. my guess is we're going to see more come out of ge soon. >> you want to sell to my strength? >> yes or at least if you want to have an industrial conglomerate you're

there's a point about the asymmetry on the democratic side is part of more complicated and part of whatge is, we're in a contrast particularly since 2008, in which we've. become so ideologuically polarizes on how the debates happen. there's such a contrast that democrats have gotten a reaction that has come from the ranks. >> the polling you have. constituents not voters, right? >> that's right. >> it seems to me, the first question we need to establish is, maybe they're completely right about their voters, right? it could be the case that they're absolutely nailing the ideology of their voters. in fact, the people who show up to vote, their voters, are super conservative than those at-large. they will almost certainly have more money, right? how plausible do you think that is? >> it could explain some of the variation. not 20 percentage points, though. nonvoters and voters actually look more alike than you would think. >> jeff. >> david mayhew, a political scientist who wrote in the 1970s, he talked about the way that politicians kind of anticipate where they think their voters are goi

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to delve brix the axis of asymmetryshows how behind the times people in washington really are. and stay with us r t still ahead a bomb blast striking the heart of the greek capital sparking fears more violence could fall was the country diving deeper into recession people desperate over the state's financial future plus ready for takeoff a look at a hopefully a storage mission for the iconic soyuz rocket and the international crew stay with us. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you breaking news a little turn to angles stories. are you. sure the spanish. visit. a nail biting time in europe with cyprus banks to to reopen after being paralyzed for almost two weeks but as little relief for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limits are set to prevent a run on the banks making the cyprus the first year as one country to induce introduce capital controls are reports of the anger and despair on the ground a serious try to adapt to the

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to do bricks the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are actually returned to their russia's black sea fleet is dusted down its water wings with the launch today of major navy drills more than seven thousand troops battleships and hundreds of armored vehicles have been mobilized apparently follows a twilight call to action from president putin with the order personally delivered to the slumbering defense minister at four am the president has said have made that decision on route from the brics summit in south africa last month moscow held its first unshared minute treatment it was in two decades involving the special forces fighter jets and dozens of helicopters. when it's now just a couple of hours before the soyuz spacecraft fires up its thrusters and blasts off on a record breaking mission to russians and an american will be on board what's planned to be the fastest ever flight to the international space station or is under farmer looks at what the cosmonauts have been doing to p

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to deal brix the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are. and still to come a bomb blast striking the center of the greek capital sparking fears more violence could come as the country dives deeper into recession the people desperate over the state's financial future. biological experiments weightlessness and maybe a sing along that and more still ahead for the crew of the soyuz rocket as they ready for their mission to be i assess a report on that and twenty more still to come stay with us. it's. time for europe with cyprus banks to to reopen after being paralyzed for most two weeks a little relief in sight though for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limit set to prevent a run on the bank making cyprus the first euro zone nation to introduce capital controls are these debts are silly reports on the anger and despair on the ground as separates try to adapt to this new reality like many in cyprus. this is simply stunned at th

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to delve brix the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are. russia's black sea fleet has dusted down its water wings with the launch today of a major navy drills more than seven thousand troops battleships and hundreds of ahmed vehicles have been mobilized apparently follows a twilight call to action from president putin with the order personally delivered to the slumbering defense minister at four in the morning the president said to have made the decision on route from the bric summit in south africa last month moscow held its first un show jeweled military maneuvers in two decades involving special forces fighter jets and dozens of helicopters. into the world update now it's starting with twelve students that have been killed in a mortar attack on a damascus university at the bombs thought to have been landing on the canteen the roof of an architecture department above the canteen the media has said the rebels are to blame for the strike. and abbas has plummeted got a ravine in the

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fact that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to bricks the axis asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are this pond to be a little nervousness and suspicions raise when that definitely is a hint coming from brics that they're going to challenge the donor. yes i think the challenge of the dollar and many people have been forecasting this and of course love has to do with the petro dollar so one shouldn't exaggerate the proximity to the end of the dollar because of this announcement you know what this announcement really is about is saying no longer do the i.m.f. and world bank have that monopoly to threaten countries they don't no longer do you need to go chivers normal governments with leaders quite not quite as charismatic can carry through ideas about health care infrastructure the daily bread and butter of lives in a developing nation without constantly being threatened with death squads unless they follow the path of allowing foreign well the nationals based in washington and part of the washington consensus dictating their po

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to deal brix the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are. why the banks are opening in cyprus a live report from there in just about. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day . live from moscow this is our t.r. rory sushi the banks have reopened in cyprus allowing access to savings for the first time in almost two weeks there's little relief for cash strapped citizens though with severe restrictions and imposing i should say on exactly how much money they can pull out of the limits to prevent a bank run thank you cyprus the first eurozone nation to introduce capital controls let's get some more on this right now cross live to our who is outside one of the main biased has a good to see you right there the bias now they've opened their doors just a couple of minutes ago a lot of people behind the scene help people feeling is it stress and tension a war. well you c

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to deal brix the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are back with more international news shortly stay with us here on r.t. . today violence is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. for racial to rule the day. thanks for staying with us sixteen minutes past the hour now a nail biting time for europe with cyprus banks due to reopen after being paralyzed for nearly two weeks little relief though for cash strapped citizens of a severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limits are set to prevent a bank run making cyprus the first year as one country to introduce capital controls or reports on anger and despair in the streets as cypriots try to adapt to the new reality. like many in cyprus labor leaders agreed this is simply stunned at the speed and manner with which the banking crisis in his country seems to be spiraling out of control he shows us his wallet yo cash a lean lottery tickets a single parent unemployed and caring for

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to delve brix the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are back with more news after the break. thanks for joining us here on out see the banks have reopened in cyprus allowing access to savings for the first time in almost two weeks for those little relief. with. how much money they can withdraw and the limits set to prevent a bank run was the first eurozone nations. capital controls. the country's major banks. you can see behind me that is the bank of cyprus there has been a lie that had gathered before the baghdad open but i have to say that the people there have really remained calm and also the fact is there are a lot of media here if you can just pan there's a lot of media here and the people there the crowds have gathered also just to see what is going on so it's really quite hard to gauge who is actually going to the back and who is not but as far as the live right outside the bank they have been called hoping i'm happy that the bags of finally opened after two weeks and also

that right wing people like david frum in foreign policy can be so quick to deal breaks the axis of asymmetry shows how behind the times people in washington really are. still ahead on r t a bomb blast strikes the center of the greek capital sparking fears more violence could fall was the country dives deeper into recession with people desperate over the state's financial future plus. biological experiments weightlessness and a record breaking journey still to come for the crew of the soyuz rocket as they ready for their mission of the i assess report on that and much more after this short. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images we're seeing on the streets of canada. for asians rule the day. and for staying with us quarter past the hour now and nail biter for europe with cyprus banks due to reopen after being paralyzed for nearly two weeks little relief in sight for cash strapped citizens with severe restrictions imposed on how much money they can withdraw limits are set to prevent a bank run making in cyprus the first year ozone country to introduce capital control

. >> there continues to be a profound asymmetry in american politics on the issues of guns in which one who want to have an unfettered direct relationship with guns, those people care desperately and deeply about that issue. there are a lot of them and they really care. and on the other side of the issue, people who want to see gun safety measures, there are a lot of them but it's a very diffuse opinion. i think it's a classic example of preference versus intensity. the intensity is on the side that does not want assault weapons ban. the majority of support is the side that wants assault weapons support. you poll someone and get larger majority of americans but are people going to go ballistic? are they going to primary people? >> i don't know. when you have at least 70% of the population saying we don't want assault weapons, i mean, where's the commonsense? has that been lost completely in capitol hill? >> on this issue, yes. on this issue, yes. and it has been absent forever. the other lesson, as someone said to me, a lesson why you don't have a majority leader from the swing state.

including legitimating myth, stereotypes used to justify the social hierarchy as .ell as behavioral asymmetry those in the in group have a strong preference for their own group where those in the out group actually have a strong favoritism for the dominant group. this is sort of reminiscent of the work studies that were cited in brown versus board of educion. also, those who are in what is designated as subordinate groups, they tento take the negative stereotypes about them as behavioral scripts and they become a self-fulfilling prophecy. and some within their group take on an oppositional identity cared so if anyone within the outde of that stereotype, they are accused of things such as trying to act white or trying to act straight or what have you. a couple of other points about social dominance theory, the theory posits that the impulse is not limited to those in the dominant group, but alsoxtends to those in some of the inferior groups. nobody wants to be that negative reference group at the bottom. second, although the impulse is hardwired, it is not invariably consistent. so some groups