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Это израильский сайт правильных людей :)
А девочка оченно мила ... :):)

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Хорошая девочка какая..
Эх, вот если б так ещё и на уровне вашего правительства, можно было бы спать спокойно ))

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наш ответ Китаю:

отсюда: http://shimerli.livejournal.com/1101682.html

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e2pii1.livejournal.com

Прикол в том, что попытки тупых арабов уничтожить Израиль привели в результате к бурному развитию Хайтека в Израиле и сделали Израиль богаче и сильнее.
И сейчас израильская противоракетная оборона себя неплохо показала.

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/OPINION/11/09/israel.startup.nation/index.html

Israel has more companies on the tech-oriented NASDAQ than any country outside the United States -- more than all of Europe, Japan, Korea, India, and China combined.

Israel also attracts more of the global pool of venture capital investments per capita than any other country -- 2.5 times America's, 30 times Europe's, 80 times China's, and 300 times India's.

The reason for this is not that Israel has particularly smart people. Students from Singapore outperform most of their peers in math and science, according to international rankings. But Singapore -- and other countries with impressive economies like Korea, Japan and Finland -- don't produce an ecosystem of tech start-ups.

What makes a start-up culture? The Israeli military, surprisingly, is a big part of this, not so much because of its own research and development, but rather as a result of the training that most Israelis must go through.

The military matures young people faster than the American undergraduate college experience, teaches them about teamwork, serving something beyond themselves, and how to improvise and complete missions with inadequate resources and imperfect information.

In the military, Israelis get used to dealing with adversity, as individuals and as a country. Yet unlike other militaries, including that of the United States, they learn that rank and titles are not really what matters, and that junior officers must challenge their superiors if they think they are wrong.

The tendency to tinker, question and improvise that often begins in the military leads to a particular Israeli specialty: technological "mashups."

Israel leads the world in medical device patents, partly because when Israelis discover a technology, they can't help considering applications to solve unrelated problems.

Just look at a company called Given Imaging, whose founder realized that the miniaturized sensing systems in the nose cone of a fighter jet could serve a medical purpose.

He adapted the sensor to produce a swallowable camera, the size of a pill, to beam out a movie from inside a patient's intestines. This is making some highly invasive and painful diagnostic surgeries all but obsolete. As with so many Israeli start-ups, PillCam is now a major company and has spawned a new industry.

Another major ingredient of Israel's start-up culture is openness to new immigrants, who are natural risk takers. Israel is home to some 70 different nationalities, including Jewish refugees from Ethiopia, Iran, Ukraine and Poland, and the Israeli government has implemented unique policies to assimilate them. Two out of every three Israelis are newcomers or the children of immigrants.

The result of all this has been an economy that for the past five years has substantially outstripped the average GDP growth rate of developed countries.

This pattern was not broken by the recent global downturn.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/222793/page/1 - How the Israeli Army became the most prolific innovation engine on earth.

Non US companies on NASDAQ:
izrael - 63
Canada - 48
Japan - 6
India - 3
Korea - 3

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Это израильский сайт правильных людей :)

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Полюбуйтесь на противоположную сторону: У вас там в зоопарке небось таких нету :-)

http://meast-ru.livejournal.com/1827964.html

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Ха! ютуба у нас нет, но впн есть... а в зоопарке у нас таких и быть не может. они у нас, увы, по улицам ходят. и немало. у нас же экспортная столица Китая...

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e2pii1.livejournal.com

хотелось бы услыхать что они приехали перезервативы закупить (хотя японские может понадежнее будут) - но боюсь услыхать, что приехали клянчить у "братьев по несчастью" умученных "татарами" которых он там упоминает, имея в виду потомков Чингиз-Хана, которые покончили навсегда с ихним арабским Халифатом, и Китай они тоже тогда захватили. Арабцы всё в этом прошлом живут.