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A bank crisis an ocean away and a week-old announcement are dragging down U.S. investor confidence.
China's stock market woes are tied to a liquidity crisis in that country.
Just when it seemed like markets had calmed down from last Thursday's plummet, investor worries are back. As of midday Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had fallen over 220 points, by 1.5 percent, and the S&P 500 was down by nearly 2 percent.
The plunge wasn't prompted by new revelations about the U.S. economy – it's not that any major economic indicators suddenly pointed downward, nor were there any new policy announcements. Rather, U.S. markets were in part reacting to stock markets on the other side of the world. China's Shanghai Composite index fell 5.3 percent Monday, its largest decline since August 2009.
China's stock market woes are tied to a liquidity crisis in that country. Interbank lending rates in China soared late last week, sparking fears that frozen credit markets would threaten the nation's economic growth.
[READ: China Slump, Bond Yields Weigh on Markets]
"The main concern is that the short-term credit crunch is going to result in a dram slowdown in China's economic growth, which will be bad for the global recovery, which will be bad for the U.S.," explains Nicholas Lardy, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and an author of several books on China's economy.
As China is one of the worlds' largest economies and among the U.S.'s largest trading partners, its economic fortunes are closely entwined with that of the U.S.
Coupled with China's stock volatility is lingering uncertainty from last weeks' Federal Reserve Open Market Committee Meeting, after which Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled that the central bank might start to taper its monthly bond-buying program, known as QE3, before the end of the year.
As QE3 has helped to boost the stock market, that announcement prompted the Dow Jones Industrial Average's largest one-day drop since 2011, with the index shedding 353 points last Thursday. Yields on 10-year Treasury bonds have, meanwhile, spiked, from below two percent just a month ago to nearly 2.6 percent as of midday Monday.
[ALSO: China Credit Squeeze Eases Slightly]
Still, there may be good reason to think investors are overreacting.
Lardy, for his part, thinks that the China cash squeeze is a short-term problem with minimal effects.
"My view is that this is not likely to have a huge effect on China's economic performance this year," he says. He says the central bank caused a spike in short-term rates as a way of cautioning banks to be careful with their borrowing and lending.
"I think the central bank now feels quite confident that the commercial banks have gotten the message," he adds.
Likewise, some equity analysts are feeling confident that the Fed will hold off on tapering. Ben Bernanke has said tapering would be contingent upon labor market health and economic growth, and many analysts have characterized the Fed's economic forecasts as too sunny. If growth is slower than the Fed governors predict, that may mean a delay to pullbacks in quantitative easing.
[DEBATE CLUB: Should China Be Considered America's Number One Adversary?]
"I don't think they're even going to taper this year. I think the FOMC's expectations are too optimistic," says Scott Wren, senior equity strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors.
He also takes a broad view of market performance, which shows a stock market stronger than recent declines might suggest. Since November's large dips, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has recovered by more than 2,000 points.
"We're still having a good year. The market was probably due for some sort of pullback," says Wren. Even given recent volatility, he adds, it may still be a good time for investors to jump in. "We've been telling our clients for two years that any pullbacks are buying opportunities."
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Blake Fielder-Civil in a Coma
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Filed Under: Amy Winehouse, Call the Ambulance, Let's Get High
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Amy Winehouse's ex, Blake Fielder-Civil, is in a coma after a drug binge. He was found choking in bed by his girlfriend Sarah Aspin a week ago. He had swallowed his tongue and was choking on his own vomit. After being rushed to the hospital he was diagnosed with multiple organ failure.
Sarah says, 'The doctors say they don't know the prognosis. They said they put him in a coma to help him and due to infection….They let me in to hold his hand after 45 minutes. I found out later that they did that because they thought he was going to die." Source
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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — The Super Fans from Boston Colleges student section poured out of the stands and onto the field to celebrate with senior running back Andre Williams.
The swarm of students in yellow t-shirts surrounded Williams who carried the Eagles to a 38-21 win over N.C. State on Saturday at Alumni Stadium and back to a bowl game after consecutive losing seasons.
While Williams, who ran for an ACC-record 339 yards, and Boston College (6-4) rejoiced, the Wolfpack digested the meaning of its seventh straight ACC loss. For the first time in ACC play, N.C. State (3-7) has seven conference losses in a single season. For the first time since 2009, N.C. State wont be in a bowl game.
Its tough, especially as a senior, said linebacker Robert Caldwell, who finished 17 tackles. Were not going to give up. We have two games to play and were going to give it our all.
The Eagles were 2-10 a year ago, a season capped off by a 27-10 loss in Raleigh. Williams missed the game with an injury. Now the nations leading rusher, Williams was everywhere on Saturday afternoon, finishing with 339 yards and two touchdowns. No one has ever run for more yards in ACC game. He set the Boston College single-season record in the process, with three more games to pad his total.
N.C. State has only two games left in coach Dave Doerens first season. The Wolfpack will close with East Carolina and Maryland at home. N.C. State hasnt had a winless ACC season since 1959 and N.C. State has never lost to Duke, UNC, Wake Forest and ECU in the same season. Both are distinctions Doeren would like to avoid.
We have two games left with this team and Id like to play it for the seniors and play for pride, Doeren said. That means a lot to me and I know it means a lot for our senior class.
Even when Williams made a mistake, it worked out in Boston Colleges favor. Up 20-14 in the fourth quarter, Williams broke off a 65-yard run. N.C. State cornerback Juston Burris caught Williams at the 1-yard line, and forced a fumble into the end zone, but receiver Alex Amidon recovered it for a touchdown and the Eagles were back up 28-14 after a successful 2-point conversion.
Receiver Rashard Smith caught a touchdown and passed for one for N.C. State but the Wolfpack had no answer for Williams, who added a 34-yard touchdown run on his 42nd and final carry of the game.
I told our defense, when you stop him, hes not stopped, Doeren said. Theyre going to keep giving it to him until they bust one. Thats what they do. They keep going to him and going to him.
In the first quarter alone, Williams had 113 yards. It got so bad in the first half, one N.C. State safety got hurt trying to tackle Williams, on a 40-yard run, and another got plain run over by him a 9-yard run.
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Williams backup, freshman Myles Willis popped off a 19-yard run to push BCs lead back to 17-7 lead at the half. Willis finished with 77 yards on six carries, which was more than double than States total rushing output (35 yards).
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Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on The Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about his book Recarving Rushmore which will be updated in the fall of 2014. The book ranks U.S. Presidents on issues of peace, prosperity, and liberty.
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Recorded: Monday, June 24, 2013
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Recorded: Thursday, March 14, 2013
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Let us for a moment forget about the fact that the US establishment news media are, by virtue of their complete complicity in hiding from the public virtually all vital information about our nation and the world, the greatest enemy of our democracy and the American people. Let's just pretend they are just not very competent when it comes to journalism.
Now even if we believe that the members of the US establishment news media are stupid enough to think that information related to the conduct and daily life of a person who has absolutely no impact on anyone outside of her family and social circle, like Paris Hilton, is of interest to the American people, can anyone really justify the fact that with all of the news that has come out on this given day, June 27th 2007, CNN's Larry King could not find a more important topic to cover for an entire hour on live TV…on a network that claims to be a NEWS network?
Now an hour of this embarrassing nonsense was not enough for CNN. The closet homosexual (according to my sources) Anderson Cooper followed up the one hour embarrassment with a panel discussion on the Paris Hilton coverage where he replayed portions of the interview (like the vital issue about Paris' favorite bible passage…which she has none…because she probably never heard of the bible), and discussed the interview in depth.
On a day that saw subpoenas related to criminal investigations issued to the White House and the most pathetic criminal do nothing Congress whose hard work has propelled the American government into and through its most anti-Constitutional, corrupt, illegal, incompetent and dangerous period in history, approved a pay raise for themselve, Larry King interviewed a spoiled brat bimbo! Larry King stands as a symbol of what has become of American establishment journalism; a joke on the American people and a conspiracy to keep them uninformed about the real world.Â
On any given day all one has to do in order to see what your criminal American establishment media types are actively working to hide from you, visit the TvNewsLIES.org news page ( http://news.tvnewslies.org ); but today…holy cow, today was a news doozy! And yet the American people are force fed Paris Hilton! You see reality actually does get reported by our establishment media…but the people who decide how much ( if any ) attention is paid to each news item and how, when and where (broadcast, headline or tiny little article in some local paper) each news item is distributed for mass publication, make sure Americans are not made aware of unapproved reality! These people also decide how much discussion will take place on any given news item. That is why non-vital (non-vital on a national level) news items like a local murder or missing child or Paris Hilton systematically end up on every single news broadcast and other world changing news items like the discovery of technology to run cars and all engines on WATER, never get past a little report on some local news program. You see if reporters were told not to report stories the conspiracy would be obvious and well known. So the brilliant criminals simply control the proliferation of information and they bury most of the real news this way. You don't have to take my word for this, you just have to pay attention and observe that this is taking place. It happens every single day. Just compare any of our daily news reports to what you get from CNN, NBC or any of the establishment criminals and you'll understand.
The state of the media is no longer a joke, it is a serious threat to our well being. Irreversible harm is being done to our lives, personal wealth, food chain, air, water and our democracy. The criminals who are doing this harm are being protected by the media. At the same time solutions to serious problems and global crises like new clean free energy sources and health related discoveries are hidden from the public by the establishment media. If the so called patriots of this nation understood the ramifications of the conduct of the US establishment media they would be like me in understanding that the establishment media is indeed the greatest enemy of the American people for the enable all other enemies to harm us with impunity.
In a sad statement about the collective American intellect made possible by the dumbing down of America by the establishment media, there exists a television program called "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?†It is not surprising that this program is on a FOX network. Well, to me it is obvious that Americans in general are far less intelligent than 5th graders should be for if they were as intelligent they would understand what is going on and they would take to the streets in order to defeat our most dangerous and harmful enemies, the members of the establishment media…by any means necessary! Think about it.


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Fallen in love with 3-ingredient beer bread. What's your twist?
I made Lone Star bread tonight. :)
12 oz beer
3 C flour
3 t baking powder
3T sugar
1.5 t salt
(It would have been 3 ingredients had I used self-rising flour (omit salt & baking powder).
Bake at 375 for one hour.
Anyway, my mind is reeling with possibilities. Has anyone tried different types of beer? Adding honey or molasses to the top while baking? Using different sweeteners in the bread?
I'm just very taken with how easy it was, and how I could make up some mixes in baggies in the pantry and then just pour in a bottle of beer. I do like to bake yeast breads but this was so quick compared to yeast bread, and tasted better than my normally-failed biscuits. I want to try it making small loaves (more crust factor).
I'd love any variations or suggestions, even some exotic ones. Like what about dark chocolate chips added in, and using a really dark beer and possible some orange flavor somehow?
MarbleFallsParadise, just mix and bake, that's it? No kneading or shaping or waiting?
My beer/salt/flour batter for onion rings, tempura, etc. is delicious--I'll try the bread !
re: blue room
MarbleFalls, between this and the no-flour pb cookies, I'm baking like a crazy person. I made a garlic/oregano one yesterday and a pb with peanuts one today. I figured beer and peanuts go together?
The batter tasted a mite salty, so I'm going by another version I saw here and just using sugar, the self rising flour, 2 tbl regular flour and the beer.
blue room, that's it! Mix the dry, pour in the beer, and bake. Dot with butter a few minutes before it's done, and there you have it.
MFP, don't call me Paula Deen, but my recipe calls for a stick of melted butter - first in the loaf pan, then I reserve a bit to pour over the top, and the rest is mixed in with the batter. I also love this bread, and occasionally add different grated cheeses..... mmmmmmm! I love this bread with soup, and am going to try some leftover bread as paninni's tomorrow night.
would this be a use for the beers in the fridge we never, ever drink? Or beer that has been in the fridge just long enough I don't want to drink it (I have some pumpkin beer from last fall)?
Ok, yeah, I am truly going to go the grocery store & have so much fun buying random heavy beers & will post back if I come up with any inspirational results. I really want to try a sweet version with orange zest & chocolate. Actually, we have a ton of Meyer lemons & satsumas right now, so maybe a citrusy bread w/some appropriate beer. I'm not a beer drinker at all so I don't know what would go with citrus except maybe Corona???
Oh - Corona bread with lime & flaked sea salt on top. Get out!
re: MarbleFallsParadise
Thanks so much for posting this - I had never heard of beer bread (and never get to bake anymore due to baby plus dieting husband). I made it last night and it was great!
Well, okay, it was a little odd because I added dried Italian herbs and grated Asiago before pouring in the beer, which was Sam Adams Cherry Wheat beer. I didn't realize how strongly it would smell and taste of cherries.
Which brings me to my suggestion -- use this or some other fruity beer, maybe even a lambic, for your sweet version. I also subbed 1/2 cup of oats for 1/2 cup of the flour and I bet that would be good in a sweet version too.
We have one more bottle of Cherry Wheat and I plan to steal your idea for a sweet version, using TJ's frozen cherries, chopped dark chocolate, oats, and maybe pistachios.
Why yes, as a matter of fact, I DO mean three teaspoons. Sorry. Now I can't edit my original post. It should be three TEAspoons of baking powder, not TABLEspoons. No wonder it was salty. Thanks for the catch.
[Note: the recipe has been edited to be correct. The Chowhound Team]
Yes, I love this easy (and the original is super lowfat) bread. Of course, I usually doctor it up with some sometimes "fattening" ingredients!
My latest version had dried italian seasoning, fresh grated parmesan cheese, fresh ground black pepper, and some paprika (mainly for color). It went wonderfully with our pasta dinner.
I am dying to know how the citrus/dark chocolate version turns out - please post back!
Has anybody baked this in a cast iron skillet? And finished it like fococia? You know, poke holes in the top with your fingers, pour on some olive oil, and spread some olives and/or sliced onion.
Can I use guiness as the beer? I have a bottle sitting in my fridge, and I don't do guiness, or much beer for that matter, so this would be a great recipe to try it on!
Back in the 60s we called this 3-2-1 Bread (3 C self-rising flour, 2 TBLS sugar, 1 bottle of beer) Topping w/ a stick of butter gilded the lily but made it difficult to make toast the following morning - too much fat in the toaster = small fires.
Thanks for the memories; I'd forgotten about this one.
Ok, I tried it tonight in a cast iron skillet, used 1 cup whole wheat flour plus 2 cups white flour, dotted the top with butter, and squeezed honey liberally all over the top.
The pros: I liked have some whole wheat in there, and the honey crust on top was great. There was a nice chewy crust on the sides and bottom.
The cons: It was doughy. Dense. And I still want more crust.
So, do I try mini-loaf pans to get more crust ratio? And any thoughts on why so dense?
re: MarbleFallsParadise
I don't get why it would be more dense than if you baked it in a loaf pan. Could the whole wheat flour have done that? Maybe it needed to bake longer because the cast iron took longer to heat up than a loaf pan.
Just wondering, how high did it get in the skillet and how big is the skillet?
At this rate, you'll be selling this bread from a push-cart soon.
Also, I made a beer cheese spread to go with it (from one of my ladies' magazines - maybe Better Homes & Gardens??):
1 cup shredded cheddar
Garlic according to taste
Onion to taste, chopped fine
Hot sauce
Mix above in a stand mixer, then slowly add 6 oz of beer, mixing on medium-high until smooth and creamy.
Salt & season further to taste, chill 2 hours, then keep refrigerated for up to two weeks. Will keep in the freezer for one month.
LOVED it with the beer bread. Oh wow. And all I had was that nasty Lone Star. I can't imagine what this would be like with a heartier beer. For my hot sauce, I used Tabasco Chipotle, but I can see numerous different avenues there - sriracha, or Tabasco green, or Cajun Power, for starters.
I am going to gain 500 lbs before Christmas even gets here, just from beer bread and beer cheese. And I don't even like to drink beer.
Omg. I looooooove this board. And you guys for very conveniently posting this recipe with such great timing. It gave me a great way to get rid of my Guiness. I just made it (literally came out of the oven 5 minutes before posting this) and had a piece with pumpkin seed oil, and the combo is divine. I can definitely taste the beer, which makes the bread taste very yeasty. I added rosemary and grated gruyere cheese, both of which complement the beery taste really well. I also used half whole wheat flour.
I had a little trouble with the dough, which was extremely sticky--in fact, sticky enough that I added another 1/2-1 cup of flour.
And to think that three days ago, I had never heard of beer bread.
I wish they had the equivalent of a productive board like this for classical music. . .
In the meantime, I think I need to eat more bread. . ..
Just an update: I made these for our Christmas gift baskets, and one of the tips I read elsewhere was really helpful (I actually thought it was from this thread but I guess not). You make the dough as above with the same amounts, then split the one batch into two blobs of dough, put in loaf pans (I patted it/stretched it out to cover the bottom of the loaf pan) and let rise in a warm place for an hour. They do rise a bit, then you bake, reducing time as needed. I did do the half stick of melted butter poured over the top, and it does make it good.
I have two pans in the oven now and another batch rising. It's so good with butter and honey. I still have only used Lone Star, but I'm eyeing the Guiness.
You end up with two flatter loaves, but get more crust (a plus for me) and none of the doughiness I was having a problem with originally.
re: MarbleFallsParadise
A cheese/beer spread? Bisquick and beer? A dry salad mix to give a cheesey flavor???
Oh man, off to the store again.
A question -- do I need the baking powder with the Bisquick?
MarbleFalls, good idea on letting it rise, I didn't know it would. I love the crunchy crust, so more of a good thing is, well, good! And I don't like beer either.
I came back to check something on this recipe and thought I'd post an update. We make this regularly now, and the best variation I have discovered is to make it in a muffin pan. I let it rise for about 30 minutes in the muffin pan, topped with a pat of butter for each "muffin."
Our last batch was made partly with whole wheat flour and included shredded cheddar and some cooked venison breakfast sausage. The version I'm making today will include added ground flax seed and more whole wheat flour - trying to ramp up the health factor.
My kids want to make a batch with mozzarella and pepperoni, with a marinara sauce for dipping.
This bread has been a lifesaver for me, and especially now with the muffins, because one batch makes 12 huge muffins and I usually freeze a few. If I make loaves, I split it into two loaves and let rise, then after baking I freeze one loaf.
I'm still interested in other ideas for this bread and I'm thinking about doing a sweet one, and also one factoring in peanut butter perhaps.
I make this everytime I make soup for dinner. Even my kids will mix it up and pop it in the oven when I am on my way home. Soup in the slow cooker, kids make bread and dinner is ready when I get home. I always do it the same way:
2 c grated sharp cheddar
1/4 c minced onion
2 cloves garlic
Used lots of different beers but Guinness is the best
I make the same recipe, found it on Epicurious years ago.
I have only added handfuls of dried herbs to it but this thread has inspired me to get more creative. Oh, and I use half the amount of sugar the Epicurious recipe calls for.


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Bleach, J. (1998) Disabling myth or writing for the world: the secondary schools language project in the Eastern Province, South Africa. Campus-Wide Information Systems, 15 (2). pp. 54-60. ISSN 1065-0741
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Kanfer, I. and Skinner, M.F. and Walker, R.B. (1998) Analysis of macrolide antibiotics. Journal of Chromatography A, 812 (1/2). pp. 255-286. ISSN 0021-9673
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Fox, R.C. and Nel, E.L. (1998) Pension payouts, periodic marketing and the continuance of urban dependence in rural South Africa. South African Geographical Journal, 80 (2). pp. 108-110. ISSN 0373-6245
Smith, M.R. and Wood, G.T. (1998) The end of apartheid and the organisation of work in manufacturing plants in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province. Work, Employment and Society, 12 (3). pp. 479-495. ISSN 0950-0170
Haigh, J.M. and Smith, E.W. (1998) The requirements for accurate analysis of pharmaceutical research at South African Universities. South African Journal of Science, 94 . pp. 458-459. ISSN 0038-2353
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Knight, Zelda G. (1998) Healing stories of the unconscious: pastlife imagery in transpersonal psychotherapy. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Van Vlaenderen, H.R.M. (1998) Group problem solving among community activists in a South African setting: an everyday cognition approach. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Vine, N.G. (1998) Aspects of the biology of the doublesash butterflyfish, Chaetodon marleyi (Pisces : Chaetodontidae). Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bacela, N. (1998) Studies on captive rearing of spotted grunter, Pommadasys commersonnii (Pisces : Haemulidae) under ambient conditions. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Khobotlo, Shadrack Motlalepula (1998) The politics of peacekeeping in Southern Africa : a critical assessment of South Africa's engagement in regional peacekeeping initiatives. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Eales , Andrew Arnold. (1998) An object-oriented toolkit for music notation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cass, Taryn May (1998) A comparison of the views of South African and American photojournalists to the digital manipulation of news photographs. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Payne, Jill (1998) Re-creating home : British colonialism, culture and the Zuurveld environment in the nineteeth century. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Nhlapo, Malefu (1998) A case study of a teacher's questions in an English Second Language (ESL) classroom. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Nadarajah, Kumaravel (1998) Computers in science teaching : a reality or dream ; The role of computers in effective science education : a case of using a computer to teach colour mixing ; Career oriented science education for the next millennium. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Muwanga-Zake , Johnnie Wycliffe Frank. (1998) Research portfolio. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Abdullahi , Abdirashid. (1998) Colonial policies and the failure of Somali secessionism in the Northern frontier district of Kenya colony, c.1890-1968. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Amos, Trevor (1998) The development of academic literacy in the first-year psychology course at Rhodes University:an assessment of the tutorial programme. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Antunes, Ana Paula Martins (1998) An investigation into the antioxidative potential and regulatory aspects of liver tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase by tryptophan and related analogues. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ballantyne, Tammy Marguerite (1998) Identity and transformation within the Playhouse Dance Company, 1993-1997. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bennie, Jennifer Shirley (1998) The wreck of the Dutch man o' war Amsterdam in December 1817 on the Eastern Cape coast of Southern Africa : an elucidation of the literary and material remains with an annotated translation of the journal of Captain Hermanus Hofmeijer (1814-1818). Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bentley, Kristina Anne (1998) Human rights : an investigation into the importance of second generation rights. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Booth, Anthony John (1998) Biology, stock assessment and management of the panga Pterogymnus laniarius on the Agulhas Bank, South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Botha, Alison (1998) A survey of the development of pitch perception theories, their application to bell sounds and an investigation of perceived differences between ringing and chiming bells. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Brouwer, Stephen Leonard (1998) An assessment of the South African east coast linefishery from Kei Mouth to Stil Bay. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Burton, Noreen (1998) Using the local environment for outcomes-based education : issues raised for INSET by teachers' perceptions of agents of change. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Burton, Simon Mark (1998) The effect of environmental factors and hormone treatments on ovulation rate and spawning success in cardinal tetras, Paracheirodon axelrodi (Pisces: Characidae). Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Büchner, Sarah (1998) A new continuum mapping procedure at HartRAO. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Caires, Juliet Margarita (1998) An investigation into the implementation of group work, as a method of social work intervention, in health settings in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cattaneo, Nicolette Sylvie (1998) The theoretical and empirical analysis of trade integration among unequal partners : implications for the Southern African Development Community. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Chapman, Sally Lynn (1998) Barrier-free tourism in the natural environment for people with physical disabilities with specific reference to Eastern Cape facilities. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Davison, Bruce (1998) Raptor communities in hill habitats in south-eastern Zimbabwe. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Demana, P.H. (1998) Tropical corticosteroid bioequivalence testing : comparison of chromameter and visual data. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Dison, Arona (1998) Crossing boundaries : facilitating conceptual development in relation to culture in an English for academic purposes course. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Doherty, Helen (1998) The motif of initiation in selected works by Joseph Conrad. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Du Plessis, Tanya Lenore (1998) In search of the culture of links : the use of myth and ritual in the work of Peter Brook. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Du Plessis, W.I. (1998) Die diskoers van kerst en andere liefdesverhalen deur Kristien Hemmerechts. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Dunn, Kevin Matthew (1998) The biotechnology of high rate algal ponding systems in the treatment of saline tannery wastewaters. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Evans, Melanie Daryl (1998) Asymmetric induction in reactions of chiral carboxylic esters and silyl enol ethers. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Flint, Adrian (1998) How green is our future? : Thor Chemicals : a case study in South African environmental policy. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Gibbs, Patricia Anne (1998) A social history of white working class women in industrializing Port Elizabeth, 1917-1936. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Harrison, Keith (1998) Finite element modelling of magma convection and attendant groundwater flow. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Harvey, Brian (1998) A quantitative survey of knowledge, attitudes and behaviour, related to AIDS/HIV, among Zulu speaking standard eight high school students. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Haschick, Rory Dean (1998) Reproductive behaviour of the skunk clownfish, Amphiprion akallopisos, under captive conditions. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hertling, U.M. (1998) Ammophila arenaria (L.) Link (marram grass) in South Africa and its potential invasiveness. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Hira, Hethendra Gangaram (1998) The Precambrian metallogeny of Kwazulu-Natal. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hobson, Josephine Mary (1998) English communication in the hospitality industry : the employees' perspective. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Imrie, Sally (1998) Analysis of selected choral works by John Tavener with particular reference to the post-1977 works. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Jambo, Collins Mayeso (1998) Aspects of the ecology and reproductive biology of three cichlid fish species of Southern Lake Malombe (Malawi. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Johnson, Catherine Fiona (1998) Vulnerability, irreplaceability and reserve selection for the elephant-impacted flora of the Addo National Elephant Park, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Krause, Siobbhan Karen (1998) An account of second language teaching and learning in a multi-standard farm school classroom, utilising an ethnographic approach. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kumarapaapillai, Niranjula (1998) A qualitative investigation of schizophrenic dreams. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kuun, Patrick John (1998) Morphometrics and preliminary biology of the caridean shrimp Nauticaris marionis Bate, 1888, at the Prince Edward Islands (South Ocean), 37° 50'E, 46° 45'S. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Letcher, Valerie Helen (1998) Trespassing beyond the borders : Harriet Ward as writer and commentator on the Eastern Cape frontier. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Lindsay, Justin Robert (1998) Effects of zone and wave exposure on population structure and recruitment of the mussel (Perna perna) in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Lindsay, Tracy Lynn (1998) Population dynamics and growth rates of the brown mussel (Perna perna) on wave exposed and wave sheltered shores of South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Littlejohn, Paul Stephen (1998) Adaptive flow management of multimedia data with a variable quality of service. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mafatle, Tsukutlane J.P. (1998) Homogenous and heterogenous catalytic activity of metallophthalocyanines towards electrochemical detection of organic compounds. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Makhothe, Kelebohile (1998) The effect of different parameters on the rupture properties of leather in a tensile test. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Maleke, Jackson Mogopodi (1998) Media reach and reception in development communication : the case of the Rural Industries Innovation Centre in Botswana. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Manyaka, Mluleki Michael (1998) Tolerance as an ethical issue with special reference to South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mason-Apps, Alexander Dymoke. (1998) The petrology and geochemistry of the lower pyroxenite succession of the Great Dyke in the Mutorashanga area. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
McPhail, Amanda Sue (1998) Biology and management of the Cape gurnard, Chelidonichthys capensis (Order Scorpaeniformes, Family Triglidae) in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Molema, Warner Evert (1998) Camphor-derived chiral auxiliaries in asymmetric synthesis. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Monnakgotla, Kgomotso (1998) From confrontation to co-operation : new security challenges facing post-apartheid Southern Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Moodley, Prevan (1998) An exploration of the psychological significance of soap opera viewing. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Moorosi, Mabitle (1998) The notion of commitment in selected works of Maishe Maponya. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Munton, Lynne Kerry (1998) The effects of night work and task diversification on efficiency of performance. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Naidoo, Sagaren Krishna (1998) New rules for security and survival : Southern Africa's adaptation to a changing world environment. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Nocanda, Xolani Wittleton (1998) A synthetic and spectrometric study of the initial phases in urea-formaldehyde resin formation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Olivier, Stephen Chris (1998) Ethical issues in human movement research. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Phehane, Vuyisile Ntosi (1998) The isolation and characterisation of thermostable hydantoinases from hydantoinase-producing bacteria. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Potts, Warren Mason (1998) A nutritional evaluation of effluent grown algae and zooplakton as feed ingredients for Xiphohorous helleri, Poecilia reticulata and Poecilia velifera (Pisces : Poeciliidae). Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Rees, Christopher Lewis (1998) An examination of patients' responses to framework breaks in psychotherapy in an institutional context. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Reid, Iain Robert (1998) Tackling mild head injury in rugby : a comparison of the cognitive profiles of professional rugby and cricket players. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Reynolds, Judith Marsha (1998) A description of the language experiences of English Second-Language students entering the academic discourse communities of Rhodes University. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Rist, Timothy John (1998) The development from a Wesleyan perspective of an appropriate model of multi-cultural ministry, from within a traditionally mono-cultural Methodist congregation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ristow, Adrian (1998) Transformational leadership and organisational effectiveness in the administration of cricket in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Schlodder, Michelle Ingrid (1998) Termination of psychotherapy : a phenomenological exploration of the therapist's and the patient's experience. PhD thesis, Rhodes Univeresity.
Sebela, Mokgoko Petrus (1998) The use of investigative methods in teaching and learning primary mathematics in Lebowa schools : ba case study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Selepe, Mamaropeng Marcus (1998) The removal of toxic heavy metals from aqueous solutions by algal extracellular polysaccharides. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Silva, Jane Susan (1998) The growth, development and impact of the Grahamstown Festival of the Arts with special reference to music. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Slabber, Frans Bresler (1998) Semi-automated extraction of structural orientation data from aerospace imagery combined with digital elevation models. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Smith, Adrian Wilfrid (1998) A distributed approach to surround sound production. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ter Horst, Paulus Willem (1998) The classification of negative polarity items : evidence from Dutch and Afrikaans. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Uiras, Hilja (1998) A critical investigation of conflict management : a case study of a Namibian institution. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Van Niekerk, Ockert (1998) A critical examination of the policy and practice of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa regarding the readmission of ministers who have resigned or who have been discontinued as a result of divorce. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Van Schalkwyk, Salmon Jacobus (1998) Improvement of fertility and hatchability of artificially incubated ostrich eggs in the little Karoo. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Van der Vlies, Andrew Edward (1998) In search of Self : explorations of identity in the work of Paul Auster. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Vernon, Gillian Noël (1998) Conservatism and change : the refashioning of gender relations from 1870 to 1914 : a case study of East London. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Vorwerk, Shane Paul (1998) Genre analysis and the teaching of academic literacy : a case study of an academic discipline in the social sciences. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Whyle, Susan Lynn (1998) Countertransference in rape counselling. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Wilkinson, Warren George (1998) Investigating systemic factors affecting science learning in Curriculum 2005 : case studies of two schools. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Wilmot, Pamela Dianne (1998) Graphicacy as a form of communication in the primary school. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.