thought on credit financial crisis

Capital market is not better than communist regime. Communist seems bad in view that all power and authority belongs to the leader (and its ‘trusted inner-circled friends). The fallout of the current credit market gives clear evidence that in the capital market, power and authority belongs to the top leaders – be they political leaders and company chief. All the executives get enormous packet. They demand huge salary & payout and nobody is successfully in challenge against it because the power and authority belongs to them. When the crisis hits, they are just get voted out – it’s an easy way out. They need not to face theirs doings, no responsibility attached with their deeds.

The communist leaders have to face their consequences. Mao believed in communism and thus he lived in a basic standard. Deng believed in open society and China has the modern cities and social life.

Littel guys always in the losing side and they need to look to the mercy of the big guys.

My faith is on the power and authority of Jesus Christ. I have His protection, love and care at all time.

Web 2.0

I am glad that YPRL library launched the Web 2.0 program for the members. Initially, I am wondering what is Web 2.0 but now, ie after completing all the modules, I understand that Web2.0 is the internet software that allows user to post information, photo and video online without the pain of learning how to do it as the first Web where users need to learn the html language in order to do what we are doing now.

Whenever I read Web2.0, I know what they are talking about. Now the virus-infectors are targeting the online rather than the operating system eg MySpace Worm. The following article told how the dynamic browser's viurs work and the risk.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2006/mar/09/newmedia.technology

My advise is to check your bank account on ATM frequently.