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Wanted Cape Buff hunt in 2013
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Wanted Cape Buff hunt in 2013
I am looking to hunt cape buffalo next year, not looking for a huge trophy, just looking for the fun of the hunt, do you have anything that would fit or know someone who does, i have heard Zambia can be good ? Replies by PM please ?
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Zambia as well as Tanz can be good like everything it boils down to how good the area is, SA also have great hunts in certain areas so do Namibia and Mozie.
Decide what you would like from your safari, and remember.... The cheapest deals are not always the best.
Talk to references (multiple) and above all enjoy it is the best bang for your buck! (experience wise!)
My best always.Jaco Strauss
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Cape Buffalo are "huntable" in most countries in Southern Africa. Add Zim to Jaco's list above.
Was just looking at some offerings in Zimbabwe for Buffalo that were being advertised as "Non exportable".
As Jaco says, be cautious about focusing on price alone.
There are tons of good operators.
What are you looking for in a hunt?
How many days?Practice whispering before you leave for Africa!
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are you looking at trophy or cull c buffalo safari.
many on here have culls taking mature bull in the 32 to 36 inch class. or cow culls...James Grage - New Mexico
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These are some good operators that have reasonable prices.
Martin Pieters Safaris: Martin posts on AH as Marty. The Omay is a great area for buffalo and Martin offers some good deals.
Maba'lengwe: Tim Farren posts on AH as Tim416. Matetsi Unit 1 is another great area for buffalo.
CM Safaris: Buzz Charlton posts on AH. They have some great areas.
These guys are reputable Zim operators.
My first buffalo hunt was in Tanzania. There are some great areas and old East African style safaris. Prices in Tanzania has increased dramatically over the past several years.
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Peanut Butter and Jelly DoughnutsBy Jennifer McHenry on April 3, 2014A while back, I purchased a couple of doughnut pans. I baked a quick, experimental batch of doughnuts, and then put the pans in a cabinet. Then, the old out-of-sight-out-of-mind thing kicked in and those poor pans sat abandoned for far too long. Recently, during a kitchen cabinet purging, I rediscovered those pans and promptly put on my doughnut thinking […]Read more
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Shopping for furniture can be confusing. We all know which furniture we think is attractive, but we should consider more than that when making such a significant purchase. After all, furniture is meant to be around for your children and grandchildren to enjoy years from now. This is how we create family heirlooms and keep our heritage. The objective is to buy a piece of furniture that will last 100 years. To help you make the right choices, here are some tips from our product development team - this is what they look for when they search for furniture to include in our collection.
There are two types of wood: hardwoods and softwoods. Hardwood trees lose their leaves in the fall, while softwoods are evergreen. Both are used in furniture and both have their place, depending on their use.
Each of these woods has a different look, hardness and feel; the type of wood chosen will greatly affect the price and construction of the furniture. The highest quality, most often used for top of the line furniture, is solid Cherry, Mahogany, Maple or Oak - these are most desirable and usually are more expensive due to limited supplies and finer manufacturing methods.
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Solid wood construction is considered the highest quality for furniture. Whether the piece is made from a hardwood or softwood - properly constructed solid wood will look better and last longer than other less expensive materials. Be cautious of lower quality pieces made from engineered wood, particleboard, plywood, or fiberboard that is covered with a low quality veneer or plastic laminate resembling wood. These pieces may seem like a bargain, but simply don't compare in quality or durability.
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**technically I realize it is March, but I am so far behind that I really needed February to have some extra days. *** apparently I am having some kind of technical difficulty. If you got an e-mail with a completely different subject, I HAVE NO IDEA WHY.
Last week was stressful, kind of blurry, and made me wish I was a shire hobbit — no contact with the outside world, plenty of time to loom my own homespun linen, cheerful disposition, abundant moss for decorating projects.
I should have dealt with everything by being proactive and organized, but instead I spent all my free time making a sparkly-unicorn-collage representing my family.
It was surprisingly time-consuming.
But also incredibly important because when things are chaotic, I cope by expending huge amounts of energy to ignore whatever is on fire… It is a subcategory of my ability to avoid doing anything of actual value with my life.


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It wasn't made public until Wednesday, when the Tigers finally released their two-deep depth chart as they head into Saturday's season opener. Patrick Miller and Avery Young went back-and-forth with the first-team offense at right tackle for the duration of preseason camp, but Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn said Miller finally began to separate himself within the past week.
Now, Miller will return to the same spot he manned the final nine games of 2012.
"He had a very good spring and it was an open competition," Malzahn said following Wednesday's practice. "We really felt strong that we needed to do that because Shon (Coleman) and Avery both improved. They both had very good fall camps and we wanted to open that thing up."
While Young didn't win the starting job, he won't disappear, either. He started to take reps at guard last week, and both Malzahn and offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee have praised his versatility, believing he could play any position on the line if needed.
"We have a lot of confidence in Avery, a whole lot of confidence," Malzahn said. "He made that battle very interesting. The positive as far as the offensive line goes is we feel that we've got quality depth. I would say there is a chance you could see him on the field."
PUNT RETURNER: Perhaps the biggest surprise on the depth chart was Chris Davis capturing the Tigers' punt-return duties. Receivers Quan Bray and Trovon Reed handled every punt for the team in 2012, but Malzahn said the senior cornerback earned the job because of his playmaking ability and his sure-handedness with the ball.
"He's got a lot of confidence," Malzahn said. "He's been the most consistent guy catching the football. When he has made some interceptions in the spring and in fall camp he usually does something positive with them. We felt like it was good to give him a chance to show what he could do."
Another (smaller) surprise was C.J. Uzomah not being listed by himself as the first-team tight end. Instead, just as he did exiting the spring, Uzomah shared equal billing with Brandon Fulse.
Malzahn said each candidate had his strengths and their playing time would depend on specific plays and packages.
"C.J. has really gotten better with his blocking and Brandon has gotten better with his receiving," he said. "I think both of them are very versatile. Like I've said before, both of those guys were recruited specifically for our offense."
FRAZIER AT SAFETY: Malzahn didn't want to speculate how much playing time Kiehl Frazier would see against the Cougars. The former quarterback enters Saturday as Josh Holsey's backup at strong safety.
"We'll just see how the game unfolds," Malzahn said. "Obviously, the guys that have experience, we know a little bit more about them. But at the same time, he's our backup at that position right now."


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thanks for combining all those pets threads and making the original one a sticky
A week ago today, we adopted a dog from the humane society..we've not had a dog for 2 years (our 15 year old wolf mix was put to rest then) so..I've this question..Zipper (our boy who passed) ate the same dog food since the age of 1 years old (for a puppy stray he was very finicky..)..The dog we "adopted"..or she adopted us has been fed science diet (she came with a bag of that food). Our vet during her checkup today said she is open to any food with the exception of "low end grocery/high preservs/filler types". The vet feeds her own dogs science diet. I've not had to even think about dog food or a long time.........so.........as our dog isn't exactly thrilled with science diet, but will eat it, I was thinking of making a slow switch..
What do you all feed your dogs?
btw..our new friend, we have named Ame (japanese for rain). Per the vet, she believes she is golden lab/retriever and heeler mix, 2 years old,spayed... in great health..49.7 lbs and we love her LOTS!!!!!!!!!
We've fed Science Diet to our cats and dogs since almost the beginning and have not had one turn away from it but I have heard from other people who had this same problem.
The two other tops brands are Eukanuba and Iams but I would consider talking to your vet about other possibilities in your area.
wanted to share some videos of my babies
turn up the sound to hear them go wheek wheek
dominik and victoria (guinea pigs)
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bindi (guinea pig)
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cliff (hamster)
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Very cute guinea pigs Elvisgirl. The videos were fun. My daughter has had some in the past then fell in love with ferrets.
Your Schnauzer was beautiful Rosanne, actually both Henry and your Anabelle are the prettiest I've seen.
Your room brings me back to my old teen days. I had Elvis on one whole wall to himself and Ricky, Fabian and "Kookie" Burns had to share another.
I know this the pet section and this is off topic.....but Rosanne I had thick pink shag carpet in my bedroom and pink velvet wall paper! My mom use to say that she did not know why she bothered with the wall paper because it was covered in Elvis posters. I Had a huge Elvis poster in his black leather suit with his eyes closed{ I still have it} and I would play "Love Me" on my record player and my girlfriends and I would pretend he was kissing us by putting our faces on the poster!!! I still do it...... kidding!
Now back to pets.
Pink carpet and pink paper? Sounds like a room that Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde" would LOVE!!!
Yes the poster was tall and skinny and was Elvis from his Knees up.... So all the important parts were there....
My Pearl and Sam. Sam (cat) just went missing a few days ago.
...you're moving on the back roads, by the rivers of my memory and for hours you're just gentle on my mind.
cute babies TLC67. i'm sorry about sam, i hope you find him soon
Thank you. Sam was the only one I kept out of a litter that I had bottle-fed about 4 years ago. He is sadly missed. He was quite a clown and very good with the grandbabies.
...you're moving on the back roads, by the rivers of my memory and for hours you're just gentle on my mind.
Wow there are some pretty Schnauzers out there! Your Pearl is gorgeous and your Sam look sweet. I sure hope Pearl shows up for you soon.
Thanks Diane!
...you're moving on the back roads, by the rivers of my memory and for hours you're just gentle on my mind.
Hy Folks,....I am back with more sassy
I was busy with work and went to see George 'No Show' Jones this weekend...
OK,..now to the pictures.. the first one was taken when Humane Society first got her..see how skinny she was ? she looked like a lollipop...
I always wonder how her past like.. if someone ever owned her, but humane society didnt have that record..so i assumed she was one poor strayed cat .
I am glad that me and my boyfriend adopt her, i mean when i saw her i knew she was 'it'....
Aww she's such a pretty kitty. There's a big difference in her looks since you took her in. She looks so healthy and happy now.


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How wonderful that you got that box of stuff. None of it is junk though. Everything in that box holds some kind of meaning for the person who took the time of keep it. It most likely meant something special at the time it was received. Don't be too quick to brush them aside as junk. That old hair brush might have been the actual brush that your grandmother used to brush her hair. Keep everything in that box because they are special. You just received the most wonderful gift of being able to see what a special person your grandfather was and what a wonderful writer he was. Treasure everything. You are very lucky.
I suppose I could use it for DNA sampling? :) It IS junk, but meaningful junk. I didn't mean to disparage it. Seems nice back when they used to write letters doesn't it?
I too have a letter from my great Grandmother written to my my Grandfather when he was a boy. I am fascinated by the use of language and, as such, this was another example of its use with great respect. So much of communicating back then was done this way, the letter, that I suppose they got quite good at it. Putting thoughts down on paper, rather than just a text message, or email, requires some skill to relay emotions like a smile or a wink, humor, sadness, good news and bad. I fear many of us have lost this ability over the years as technology has taken hold of our means of communication almost completely. That is why sites like this are so important, they give us all a reason to use the skills that we were given. Sorry, I'm rambling, but I feel strongly about this. Have a good one!, and keep writing. You have talent for storytelling, it won't get better if you don't exercise it. Good Luck!
I love the old idioms and phrases they use. It's like stepping back into a different world :)
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2009 Greatest Hits II
Chesney marched into 2009 as strong as ever, with his second greatest-hits compilation. This set includes a new song, "Out Last Night," and is currently being supported with a string of summer tour dates.
2008 Lucky Old Sun
Chesney's next release is the first one for his personal division of BNA Records, Blue Chair Records.
2007 Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates
This album was released the same week as competing rap albums by Kanye West and 50 Cent. Country fans bet Chesney would beat both rappers and come out on top; alas, he debuted at No. 3. Sales of the album were impressive nonetheless, and three singles hit the top of the country charts.
2006 Live: Live Those Songs Again
This is Chesney's first live album. This year, he is honored by the Academy of Country Music as Entertainer of the Year.
2005 Be as You Are (Songs from an Old Blue Chair) & The Road And The Radio
Chesney intended this record to be a side project, and it did not have any officially released singles. However, it hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. A few months later, Chesney makes tabloid headlines by marrying actress Renee Zellweger on the island of St. John--the pair would file for an annulment a scant four months later. In November, Chesney releases The Road And The Radio, which debuts at No. 1.
2004 When The Sun Goes Down
Chesney's ninth album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 charts and spawned three No. 1 country singles. The title track is a duet with rap/rock/country artist Uncle Kracker. The tune "Some People Change" would later be re-recorded by Montgomery Gentry and appear on their 2006 album of the same name.
2003 All I want For Christmas Is A Real Good Tan
This is Chesney's first album of Christmas music, featuring original as well as traditional holiday tunes. Continuing his affection for the islands and beach, he poses under a palm tree on the cover.
2002 No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems
This multiplatinum release spawned five charting singles, including "The Good Stuff," which Billboard named the No. 1 country single of 2002. The cover features Chesney in a beach setting, reflecting his love of the island life (he bought a house on the island of St. John).
1999 Everywhere We Go
Considered Chesney's breakthrough release, this album was the first in his catalog to go platinum. The single "You Had Me From Hello" was inspired by a line in the movie Jerry Maguire, which starred Chesney's future wife Renee Zellweger. A year later, he releases his first Greatest Hits compilation, which featured four new songs, plus re-recordings of his singles "Fall in Love", "The Tin Man" and "Back Where I Come From".
1997 I Will Stand
Chesney lands his first No. 1 hit on this album, the single "She's Got It All." The song remained for several weeks at the top of the country chart. This album, like its predecessor, was certified gold.
1996Me And You
This marks Chesney's first gold-certified album. Both the title track (which was reprised from his previous album) and single "When I Close My Eyes" reached No. 2 on the Billboard country chart. Chesney included a cover of Mac McAnnally's "Back Where I come From," which was never released as a single but became a live concert favorite.
1995 All I Need To Know
Chesney's first album for BNA took him to even higher success on the charts--three singles placed on the Billboard country chart, with "Fall In Love" landing at No. 6.
1994 In My Wildest Dreams
Chesney's first official record was released on independent label Capricorn Records. Despite little promotion, it had modest success sales-wise on the country charts. Capricorn closed its country division shortly after, and Chesney signed with his current label, BNA Records.
1968 Kenneth Arnold Chesney is born
Kenny Chesney is born in Knoxville, Tennessee--the first child of hairstylist Karen and elementary schoolteacher David Chesney. He begins teaching himself guitar after graduating high school. While studying at East Tennessee State University, he performs at local restaurants and bars. In 1989, he records his first album, pressing a thousand copies and selling them at his performances. A year later, he graduates college and moves to Nashville to purse music.
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Lockout Update Day 93: there is still a lockout. So close, yet so far.
Will the league and the PA stubbornly let the season burn because of their refusal to meet in the middle on two key issues? I'm perplexed. Because:
1. The league wants a 10-year deal. The players want eight. This is the opposite of what it should be. If I'm a player, I want a 20-year deal. Hell yeah. Because the owners will just play another stupid lockout stunt, and take take take again. Bet the players wished the last CBA was 10 years…
Fehr's reason for the shorter term? Because the future players in the league will be in a CBA that they didn't get to vote on. Garbage. This is just a Fehr power trip, trying to say 'black' because the owners said 'white'. Dumb.
2. The league wants to cap contracts at five years. The players want it capped at eight years. More backwards ideals. Granted, two dozen or so players would benefit from eight-year deals, thanks to injuries, etc. The Marc Savards and the Rick DiPietros of the future will thank Fehr for being stubborn here. But the Taylor Halls and the Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will say "Shit, had I signed for five years, I'd have a new contract for Year 6 and with salaries rising like they have been, I'd be making $10 million that year. Instead, I'm in Year 6 of an eight-year deal and I'm stuck making $5 million."
Other issues…
3. The league wants the gap in dollars between the top-salary year of a contract and the bottom-salary year of a contract to be 5% at the most. The PA wants this to be 75%. Okay, this is the first bit of stubbornness that actually makes sense for the players. Frankly, I think if they agreed to meet in the middle for points one and two (and again, they should actually meet the owners all the way - and then take it even further…they have it bass-ackwards), they can get this point to be closer to 20%
4. The NHLPA wants a cap on escrow. Another thing that makes sense, though from what I can gather this is a 'new' thing that they tossed into the discussion less than two weeks ago. I don't see why the league can't give this to them.
So that's where we're at, folks. Is the season done?
The NHLPA, if they vote to enact the disclaimer of interest, the two sides will have 20 days to get a deal done or the season is essentially toast. So if you want your hard date, it's January 6. Although, I'm not sure about "business days" or "any day". And with Christmas in there then perhaps 20 days becomes closer to 30. But regardless, I'm sure that exact, accurate detail is known by both sides. So they have their "drop dead" date. It will speed things along finally.
In my eighth annual Fantasy Hockey Guide, I'll be updating every player's projections based on a XX-game season. As soon as I know the games, I'm getting to work. And it's not just a matter of rolling all the current projections back by a percentage. Hell no. A player who was out until December I would have projected for 55 games or so. Well rolling that back as a percentage makes it around 30 games. But we all know that's incorrect - since he's healthy now. So the 55 becomes 48. I have to go player by player and do this right - and I'll be on top of it as soon as the amount of games is leaked. I'll sit down all day and into the night and try and get this released to you within 24 hours. Then, within 72 hours, I hope to have a full slate of injury updates for you - updating all injury notes (which I've already been updating), with more emphasis on who is healthy now.
KHL All-Star teams:
Pavel Datsyuk, Alexander Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk
Zdeno Chara, Alexander Ryazantsev
Semyon Varlamov
Evgeny Malkin, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Sergei Kostitsyn
Ilya Nikulin, Sergei Gonchar
Michael Garnett
Conspicuous by his absence - Alexander Radulov, who had 24,935 votes, about 7000 behind Kovalchuk. Varlamov beat Rinne by 140 votes. Sergei Kostitsyn beat his brother Andrei by 253 votes.
Players playing for Grand Rapids right now who are "NHL ready" according Detroit coach Mike Babcock:
Gustav Nyquist, Brendan Smith, Tomas Tatar, Joakim Andersson. Babcock goes onto say that Smith is a lock, Nyquist added strength in the offseason and will compete for a top-six spot, while Tatar will be one of the first call-ups of the season.
Florida prospect Alex Petrovic is a promising offensive defenseman who also adds toughness and reminds of Brendan Smith in that he'll get 100+ penalty minutes in an NHL season before he gives you 30+ points. That's a handy prospect to own, for those in leagues that count PIM, because he's not going to waste a roster spot - he'll at least contribute in one category. But from what I'm reading this year, he's been far from consistent and strikes me as someone at least two years away.
As if New Jersey prospect defenseman Matt Corrente's fall from grace hasn't been enough, he's now out for the season. He had shoulder surgery after injuring it in a game a week ago.
Jordan Eberle has taken over the scoring lead in the AHL. He had four goals and five points Saturday, which shoots him up to 37 points on the year, tying him with teammate Justin Schultz, who had a measly two points. The two of them each had a point in Sunday's contest and sit at 38.
Very interesting to see that, despite an All-Star cast, the Houston Aeros are being led by undrafted college star Justin Fontaine, who has 21 points in his last 21 contests. Granted, Mikael Granlund would lead right now had he not been hurt, but Fontaine is ahead of the likes of Charlie Coyle, Johan Larsson and Jason Zucker.
Zucker had two points Sunday, but more astonishing were his 13 shots. THIRTEEN! A pretty big deal in college, it was thought that he would be a 'tweener' at the NHL level. But so far as a pro he's looking like a top sixer. That shot total really opens my eyes.
Jonathan Blum has just nine points in 25 games and is a minus-4 for Milwaukee. He's nowhere near where he should be. Easily behind Mattias Ekholm and of course Ryan Ellis. What is going on in Nashville? These dmen look great right up until the very last moment! First Franson and now Blum.
Paul Ranger posted back to back two-point efforts over the weekend. He has 12 in 21 games and is plus-6 on the year. The Leafs are already set on defense, but if this guy is back to his old form, they suddenly have a surplus again.
Brendan Ross has a piece over at The Hockey Writers about Alex Galchenyuk and the WJC here.
Some positive lockout thoughts to leave you with:
PK Subban "guarantees" the NHL will play this year. Hey, what more do you need?
The NBA and NBPA came to an agreement, tentatively, 12 days after the union was dissolved into a trade association.
Funniest moments of last season:
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Great Monday morning read. Much appreciated.
I wish all gm's would be as candid as Babcock. He regularly serves up worthy bits of info.
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Dr. Julie Ryan
Ph.D., Capella University, Business Administration, 2000
- School of Business Administration
- Focus: International Business, with a concentration in Economics
- Dissertation research: Economic business cycles and the impact on merger antitrust
M.A. in History, Temple University, 1997
- Tracks: Economic and Business History, Women's History
- Research seminar topic: Economic impact of 19th century women's clubs
M.B.A., St. Mary's College, California, 1987
- Track: Finance
- Additional course concentration: Economics
- Thesis research: The economic impact of small business on small populated towns
B.S., University of California, Davis, California, 1979
- Major: Applied Behavioral Science
- Track: Community Health Counseling
My teaching encourages students to incorporate as much of the real world as possible into their curriculum. To that end, my courses focus on the application of theory, which allows students to explain real-world headlines and scenarios. It is critical today for students to understand the economic realities in which businesses operate.
Dr. Julie Ryan has been a full-time member of the faculty at Immaculata University since 1999. She has 21 years of teaching experience; three of those years were spent in Tokyo. Dr. Ryan teaches economics and international business at the undergraduate level and economics and finance in the College of Graduate Studies. She brings 10 years of corporate experience to the classroom and serves on a number of committees for the University.
Teaching Experience:
- 2012-2013, Faculty Coordinator for Internships, Title III Grant Position
- 2002-2004, Business/ACCEL Coordinator
- 2002-2005, Coordinator for the Health Care Track in Organization Leadership
- 2001-2002, Chairperson, Department of Business, Accounting, Economics
1997-1999, Adjunct faculty member at Philadelphia-area colleges and universities:
- West Chester University
- Neumann College
- Arcadia University
- Delaware County Community College
- 1992-1994, Temple University, Tokyo, Japan, Adjunct Instructor of Economics
- 1991-1993, Nichibei Kaiwai Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan, Instructor of Business English
- ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECO 202 Principles of Microeconomics
- ECO 203 Principles of Economics
- ECO 313 Honors – The Great Economic Debate
- ECO 327 Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECO 328 Intermediate Macroeconomics
- ECO 381 Global Economics
- ORG 342 Managerial Economics
- ECO 322 Comparative Economics
- ECO 320 Development Economics
- BUS 301 International Business
- FIN 383 International Finance
- FIN 311 International Financial Markets
- FIN 362 Introduction to Finance
- BUS 303/HIS 303 History of American Business
- Practicum
My current research examines the link between politics, business cycles and merger antitrust enforcement at the Federal Trade Commission. This research adds more than a decade of economic data and two presidential parties to the results of my dissertation, published in 2000.
- Julie H. Ryan, (2004). "International Financial Markets" for the Financial Management Accelerated Program. The module is copyrighted.
- Julie H. Ryan, (2000). "Politics and Business Cycles: Determinants of Merger Antitrust Enforcement at the Federal Trade Commission Under the Hart-Scott Rodino Act." (Dissertation). University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (UMI 9981948).
- Julie H. Ryan, "The Economic Consequences of Global Interdependence" in Global Business, E-commerce, and Marketing. Publication forthcoming.
- May 5, 2009, "The U.S. Economic Outlook: Reality versus Media Hype" at State Farm, Glen Mills, PA
- April 14, 2009, "Work and Gender in Japan," Immaculata University
- July 1, 2008, "The U.S. Economy: How Does it Play in the Classroom?" Panelist and Presenter, College of Marin, Kentfield, California
- November 15, 2005, "The Immigration Debate" Faculty Panelist/Presenter, sponsored by the Global Interdependence Center in Philadelphia, PA.
- September 2007, September 2006, September 2005, September 2004, September 2003, "The Importance of Internships" Guest Speaker at the Immaculata University Workshop on Internships
- June 26, 2003, "Women in Business," Guest Speaker at the Immaculata University Summer Program in Science and Technology
- 2002-2006, "The Art of Research," Guest Speaker for Business Department Seminars
- October 1, 2000, "The Passion of Education," Keynote Speaker for Immaculata College Honor Society Induction
- October 1999, "The Economic Consequences of Global Interdependence" paper presented at a scholarly forum entitled Global Business, E-commerce, and Marketing in Toronto, Canada.
- November 1998, "Marriage, Family, and Culture in Japan," presented as part of a week-long series on culture and the impact on business transactions, Temple University
Conferences Attended:
- "The Eurozone, Sovereign Debt Crisis Revisited." Webinar presented by IHS Global Insight. January 18, 2012.
- Four 80-minute online lectures by Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, on the Federal Reserve and the financial crisis. Spring 2012.
- "The Challenges of Early Career Psychologists in Academia." Part of the faculty lecture series at Immaculata University. November 15, 2010.
- World Economic Forum webcast, IHS Global Insight. Eddystone, PA, October 18-20, 2010.
- "Today's Challenges, Tomorrow's Leaders." Lecture by Jack Brennan, former CEO of the Vanguard Group. Immaculata University, October 18, 2010.
- "Financial Interdependence in the World's Post-Crisis Markets." Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, March 3, 2010.
- "Global Workforce Mobility in the Current Recession." Roundtable breakfast at the Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, February 24, 2010.
- "Engaging Learners: Perspectives and Strategies." Faculty workshop, Immaculata University. January 13, 2010
- "Fixing Global Finance," with keynote address by Martin Wolf of Financial Times. Philadelphia, PA, March 9, 2009.
- "General Education, Assessment and the Learning Students Need." Conference hosted by AAC&U. Baltimore, MD, February 26-28, 2009
- "Creating a Vibrant Learning Community." Faculty workshop, Immaculata University. January 15, 2009.
- "Taking Back our Economic Future." Temple University, October 23, 2008.
- "The U.S. Economy: What Next?" College of Marin. Kentfield, CA, June 30, 2008.
- "The Future of Economic Integration in View of the Enlargement of the European Union." Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, February 27, 2008.
- World Economic Outlook Conference hosted by Global Insight. Boston, MA, October 30-31, 2007.
- "Turmoil in the Financial Markets." Global Interdependence Center and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, PA, October 17, 2000.
- "European Union Economic Trade Conference." Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, April 16, 2007.
- "Business Cycles and Capital Spending." Bureau of Economic Analysis. Philadelphia, PA, November 2, 2006.
- "World Economic Trends." Global Insight. Milan, Italy, May 9-11, 2006.
- Annual conference for the Business Education Initiative at Wesley College. Dover, DE, February 17-19, 2006.
- "The Evolution of the European Monetary Union." Conference sponsored by the Global Interdependence Center and the Irish American Business Chamber and Network. Philadelphia, PA, December 8, 2005.
- "China in a Changing Global Economy." The 24th Annual Monetary and Trade Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. November 9, 2005.
- "The Roaring Nineties." A seminar hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
- with featured speaker: Nobel Laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz. Philadelphia, PA, May 27, 2004.
- "Global Issues and the U.S. Outlook." Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, April 14, 2004.
- "Cross-Cultural Communication." Hosted by SEPCHE at Immaculata University.
- March 20, 2004.
- "Globalization." Hosted by SEPCHE at Penn State University. State College, PA, March 12-14, 2004.
- Conference hosted by the Business Education Initiative of Northern Ireland. Neumann College, February 13-15, 2004.
- "Current Issues in Health Care Today." Workshop hosted by the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA). Baltimore, MD, June 22-26, 2003.
- "Changing Global Economic Patterns: Risks and Opportunities." Global Insight. Brussels, Belgium, May 13-15, 2003.
- "Embedded Assessment." Hosted by SEPCHE at Arcadia University. April 11, 2003.
- "China: Trade and Opportunity." The Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, February 4, 2003.
- "Who Speaks European?" Lecture by Jacques Darras. Immaculata University, November 15, 2002.
- "Finance and Free Trade in a More Cautious World." The 21st Annual International Monetary and Trade Conference, Global Interdependence Center. Philadelphia, PA, November 4, 2002.
- "Dong Business in Europe – Focus on Italy." Neumann College, October 16, 2002.
- "Creating Effective Online Discussion Using WebCT" and "Creating Effective Online Assessment Forms Using WebCT." Hosted by SEPCHE at Immaculata University. May 21, 2002.
- "Course Management System: Exploring WebCT's Basic Features." Hosted by SEPCHE at Immaculata University. May 20, 2002.
- Reboot, Refresh, Redirect Student Research." Hosted by SEPCHE at Immaculata University. January 10, 2002.
- "An Introduction to Addressing Faculty Challenges with Digital Tools." Hosted by SEPCHE at Neumann College. May 15, 2001.
- "Trends in Designing Online Education." Capella University. Minneapolis, MN, July 22-23, 2000.
- "Teaching and Training Online." Capella University. Minneapolis, MN, July 21-23, 2000.
- "Global Business, E-Commerce and Marketing." Toronto, Canada, October 2-3, 1999.
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education (SEPCHE) Globalization Grant to develop a new graduate course: Global Business and Leadership, 2005
- SEPCHE Globalization Grant for resources to support the study of globalization and its effects on society, 2005
- SEPCHE Globalization Grant to transition the course, The Great Economic Debate (ECO 313), to incorporate a global theme, 2004
- SEPCHE Globalization Grant for resources on culture and diversity, 2004
- SEPCHE Grant for Curriculum Development, 2002
- Office of Sponsored Research, IGRAD Grant for the State of Pennsylvania, 2001. The grant proposal was later utilized for the purchase of a $50,000 portable business lab for the Business Department.
- Global Interdependence Center
- The Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession (CSWEP)
- The American Economic Association (AEA)
- The American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences (ASBBS)
- The Philly Ad Club
- 2004 Recipient of the Mary E. Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award
- 2003-2008, Who's Who Among American College Teachers
"Politics and Business Cycles: Determinants of Merger Antitrust Enforcement at the Federal Trade Commission Under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act."
The study examines the correlation between merger antitrust enforcement, as measured by merger challenges and second requests, and the presidential party or the state of the economy. The study examines whether one of the main political parties is more active in merger antitrust enforcement than the other. Moreover, the study examines whether the Federal Trade Commission relaxes or strengthens its enforcement of merger activities as the economy expands.
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What did iceman turn to in that page? I think this was the shortest interview ever.
She misspelt Cecilia again. =[
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I like Marjorie Liu I havent liked most of her Marvel work, but shes got chops. That said, Im not a fan of the book currently. Too heavy on clunky dialogue, the characters seem exaggerated in weird ways and the action is meh. I pulled the book from my pull list, but Im keeping an eye on it, as you can see.
I was stunned when she said, It's always hard to predict how long anyone will stay on a book -- which means that I'll write "Astonishing" for as long as I'm needed. I perked up. I feel bad that I did, but I perked up. I love her line-up it is one of the most diverse Ive seen ever and Im happy about that. She hand picked a unique and risky team... she a brave lady to do so. But because that is the case, it needs to be tighter Im praying for Greg Pak to come back, but between his new X-book and a recent film grant he received I think this might be out of the question.
I hope Marvel gives Marjorie a new book. Id be happy if they gave her a new She-Hulk book. I think shed do much better with one character with a great back story. Im not saying this as a pawn off, She-Hulk is one of my faves. I just think Marjorie would be better on that book, not an ensemble adult team book. Hell, I think shed do an amazing job with Runaways if they brought them back she does "teen" well. Ah well, Im glad shes still writing, but I worry about this book.
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I would have love to see Liu do the team-up/mentoring of X-23 and Black Widow, that look like Marvel missed the boat on that one.
There seemed to be a lot of shitty questions in this interview. 2 or 3 questions on X-23 who she isn't writing anymore and 2 or 3 questions about Kyle who is not a mutant. I mean fuck if I wanted to read about humans I wouldn't be reading X-men.
I am sure the interview questions are emailed.


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Series 1 Episode 1
Logan formar girlfrined father is arranging a political marriage for Mariko.
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Logan formar girlfrined father is arranging a political marriage for Mariko.
Logan and Yukio was caught by the police standing near Asano body.
Yukio and Logan find Yashida clan members unloading a secret cargo from a ship.
Logan's fight with Omega Red regardless of his healing factor.
Logan beaks Omega Red's hold on him and their fight drags onto the street.
Yukio and Wolverine are ambushed by pirates and easily dispatch them.
Vadhaka attacks Logan and Min, she tells him that the statue belongs to Hideki.
Yukio frees herself with her weapon being on the wall.
Logan and Yukio start down Hell Road on their way to the Dragon Palace.
The preparations for Kurohagi's marriage to Mariko are progressing.
Logan manages to enter the Dragon Palace, with Yukio and Koh following him.
Logan engages in his final battle with Shingen inside the Dragon Palace.