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To help the public and professionals understand what causes eating disorders in young people and adults, Johnson County Community College is hosting a conference, "Eating Disorders: Beyond Diagnosis and Treatment," from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, May 13, in the Capitol Federal Conference Center of the Regnier Center at the college, 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park.
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This pattern is simply perfect for stashbusting and using up scraps – even though it required some minor alterations like shortening the sleeves and bodice and fixing a gaping neckline. (See those little gathers below the neckband of the flower-sleeve version?)
origin of scraps: flower version – figure-hugging summer dress /// stripes version – cropped tee
Jun 17, 2013, 05.38 AMby smallone
well that flowery one is just lovely!!
Jun 17, 2013, 06.33 AMby parze
Thank you very much!
Jun 16, 2013, 11.45 PMby Mary Athey
great tops, i do this as well with scraps. thank god i'm not the only o e who has gappy necklines lol x
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Maybe that's the reason why I normally prefer cowls and boat necks ^^
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Great idea!
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Thank you!
Jun 16, 2013, 08.12 PMby byVA
Great idea. As soon as I saw your post I went to check my scraps… thanks for inspiration :)
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You're welcome :-)
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What a great idea for using scraps! Looks great!
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Thanks! Give it a try ;-)
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Too cute!
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Thank you.
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Very nice both!
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Thank you very much. :-)
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Love the print sleeves/ solid torso!
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Lesotho has a new hospital – built and operated under the first public-private partnership (PPP) of its kind in any low-income country. The IFC advice and promise was that it would cost the same as the public hospital it replaced. Instead the PPP hospital is costing the government 51% of their total health budget while providing 25% returns to the private partner and a success fee of $723,000 for the IFC.
In a report released today, 'A Dangerous Diversion', Oxfam and the Consumer Protection Association (Lesotho) explain how the Lesotho health PPP was developed under the advice of the International Finance Corporation (IFC – the private sector investment arm of the World Bank) and now costs the government $67 million per year, or at least three times the cost of the old public hospital. The hospital is reported by the IFC to be delivering better outcomes in some areas. But the biggest concern is that as costs escalate for the PPP hospital in the capital, fewer and fewer resources will be available to tackle serious and increasing health problems in rural areas where three quarters of the population live.
A consortium called Tsepong Ltd – among whose shareholders are South African healthcare giant Netcare – won an 18-year contract to build and run the new 425-bed hospital. Its return on investment is 25%. The PPP is the first of its kind in a low-income country and more ambitious and complex than the majority of PPPs attempted in high-income contexts. Not only is the private consortium responsible for designing, building, maintaining and partly financing the hospital, it also provides all clinical services for the contract period.
Since well before the PPP contract was even signed (in 2009) the IFC was busy marketing it a major success, proposing it as a model for other countries to replicate. In 2007, Bernard Sheahan, the IFC's Director of Advisory Services, said:
'This project provides a new model for governments and the private sector in providing health services for sub-Saharan Africa and other regions. The PPP structure enables the government to offer high-quality services more efficiently and within budget, while the private sector is presented with a new and robust market opportunity in health services.'
And despite a significant body of evidence highlighting the high risks and costs associated with health PPPs in rich and poor countries alike, similar IFC-supported health PPPs are now well advanced in Nigeria, and in the pipeline in Benin. The IFC's health PPP advisory facility has financial backing from the governments of the UK, the Netherlands, South Africa and Japan.
So why is the PPP so expensive? There are multiple and wide-ranging reasons outlined in the new report and in a previous blog authored by Dr John Lister on this site. Some of these seem inherent to health PPPs and raise serious questions about why the model was pursued in a low-income, low-capacity context. Other cost increases appear to be a result of bad advice given by the IFC.
It is accepted that borrowing capital via the private sector will always be more expensive than governments borrowing on their own account. The theoretical cost saving and value for money potential of PPP financing and delivery therefore lies in effective risk transfer to the private sector and, in turn, the effective management of that risk by the private sector in the form of improved performance and greater cost efficiency in its operations. In the case of Lesotho, this potential benefit has not been realised, and the costs are already escalating to unsustainable levels. As savings on clinical services have not been delivered, it is even more important to raise serious questions about why cheaper public financing options were not pursued.
The biggest losers of the Lesotho health PPP are the majority of Basotho people who live below the poverty line in poor rural areas, who have little or no access to decent healthcare and where mortality rates are high and rising. Amongst the most severe challenges facing the health system is the shortage of health workers. Yet while the budget line covering the health PPP will see a 116% rise in the next 3 years, the health worker budget will see below inflation annual increases of just 4.7%.
As the country's health financing crisis escalates, the option of reintroducing and increasing user fees at primary and secondary level facilities has already been tabled for debate. Such a devastating and retrograde move in Lesotho would further exacerbate inequality and increase rather than reduce access to healthcare for the majority of the population. World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim, recently stated that user fees for healthcare are both unjust and unnecessary. In an interview just last week in the UK's Guardian newspaper Kim said:
"There's now just overwhelming evidence that those user fees actually worsened health outcomes. There's no question about it. So did the bank get it wrong before? Yeah. I think the bank was ideological."
To ensure ideology rather than evidence is not driving the IFC's continuing promotion of health PPPs in poor countries, our report calls for a fully independent review using peer reviewed evidence to question the appropriateness, cost-effectiveness and equity impact of this model. Oxfam and the Consumer Protection Association (Lesotho) also say that the IFC's role in exposing Lesotho to such a high-risk, high-cost long-term contract should be investigated and, until then, the World Bank should stop all IFC advisory work in support of health PPPs.
Anna Marriott is the author of 'A Dangerous Diversion' and editor of Global Health Check.
The extreme gap between the rich and the poor has become headline news in countries around the world, with consensus from actors as diverse as the Pope, Christine Lagarde and President Obama that we need solutions to reverse the growing divide between the haves and the have nots.
In February 2014, backing a new IMF discussion paper, Christine Lagarde Director of the IMF underlined that 'making taxation more progressive' and 'improving access to health and education' have a key role to play in tacking inequality. Oxfam has worked for decades to promote universal access to quality health services, and in our new report 'Working for the Many' we consider evidence of how public services – especially health and education – impact on economic inequality.
The evidence bears out Christine Lagarde's claim – the case to invest more in free public healthcare as one of the weapons to tackle extreme inequality is compelling.
First we consider a 2012 OECD study which quantifies the value of public services – the vast majority of which is health and education – to each quintile of the population, by converting that value into 'virtual income'. The data shows that in OECD countries public services are worth the equivalent of a huge 76 per cent of the post-tax income of the poorest group, and just 14 per cent of the richest. So whilst public services benefit rich and poor equally in absolute terms, so that everyone is a winner, these services are strongly redistributive and help to mitigate the impact of today's skewed income distribution by benefiting the poorest far more.
In fact, across OECD countries the virtual income gained from public services reduces income inequality by an average of 20 per cent. Similar calculations across six Latin American countries show the same impact – virtual income from health and education reduce income inequality by between 10 and 20 per cent.
Evidence from studies done across Asia, and more than 70 developing and transition countries shows the same underlying patterns in the world's poorest countries. A 2007 study of healthcare systems in eight Asian countries and three Chinese provinces and regions shows that in all but one, healthcare had the same equalizing effect through progressive distribution of benefit. The more these governments spent on healthcare, the more progressive the distribution of income was and the more the healthcare system addressed economic inequality. This mirrors findings in the OECD study, that countries that increased public spending on services throughout the 2000s had an increasing rate of success in reducing income inequality. But those countries that cut spending during that time showed a marked decline in the rate of inequality reduction.
Whilst public services provide everyone with 'virtual income' and fight inequality by putting more in the pockets of the poorest; user fees and private services have the opposite effect.
User fees take money out of the pockets of the poorest and undermine the inequality-reducing potential of services. Health user fees cause 150 million people around the world to suffer financial catastrophe each year. That is approximately two per cent of the global population. And since Malaysia privatized portions of its health services and introduced user fees in the 1980s, out-of-pocket spending has risen, representing one-third of total healthcare spending in the country in 2009. A recent study in the USA showed that the poorest 20 per cent spend 15 per cent of their income on healthcare, compared to the richest 20 per cent for whom healthcare amounts to just 3 per cent of income. But despite this significant cost to the poorest, they still don't get all the cover they need.
Private provision of healthcare further skews the benefit towards the richest. In three of the best performing Asian countries that have met or are close to meeting Universal Health Coverage – Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Hong Kong – the private sector is of negligible value to the poorest quintile of the population, and the benefits of private healthcare services are strongly regressive. They serve the richest far more than the poorest. Fortunately in these cases the public sector has compensated and allowed universal and equitable access to be achieved.
More recent and detailed evidence from a 2013 study of the Indian healthcare system finds that amongst the poorest 60 per cent of Indian women, the majority turn to public sector facilities to give birth, whilst the majority of those in the top two quintiles give birth in a private facility. Finally, comparable data from across 15 countries in sub-Saharan Africa reveals that just three per cent of people from families living in the poorest quintile sought care from a private doctor when sick.
Fees take more away from the actual income of the poorest people, and private services benefit the richest first and foremost. If governments are serious about closing the gap between rich and poor, and achieving Universal Health Coverage, the evidence points them towards free public services.
Read the full paper, 'Working for the Few: Public Services Fight Inequality'
Emma Seery is Head of Inequality Policy and Campaigns for Oxfam GB
In a country like Mozambique people face numerous barriers when accessing the health services that they need. I recently visited Mozambique with colleagues from the Action for Global Health network. This was one of a series of 'fact-finding missions' to explore issues of health service provision, access and financing faced by low-income countries, and the role of European development assistance.
Mozambique is a country that – even if all of its international and national commitments to health spending are met – still needs an extra $35.2 USD per person per year to ensure that all of the population has access to basic healthcare. The burden of making up for this financing gap inevitably falls on the population through direct and indirect out-of-pocket payments for health services. This is an impossible situation for a country that is still ranked at 184 out of 187 nations on the UN's Human Development Index, and that has millions of people living in poverty.
While in Mozambique, we made a film that looks at all of the barriers that people face in accessing healthcare. Urban and rural settings present different challenges, but for this film we looked at the rural setting of Tsangano in the province of Tete, a huge region in the centre of the country.
The examples of Tsangano and Tete clearly show that all parts of a health system need to come together in order for the system as a whole to function. Tete has two million inhabitants and just 63 doctors. That means that there is just one doctor for 30,000 people, and one nurse for 8,000 people. When we advocate for an end to out-of-pocket payments we must ensure that the 'key ingredients' which make user fee removal a success are also addressed – the financing for the system as a whole and ensuring increased investment in transport and infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, the health workforce, access to medicines and better information for the population to demand their right to health.
You can watch the film we made here to find out more about access to healthcare in Mozambique.
Julia Ravenscroft is a Project and Communications Officer at Action for Global Health
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With Prince William & Kate Middleton's wedding taking place this Friday, I thought it would be fun to have a week devoted to weddings on the blog. Along with this week of weddings, I have decided to host my first blog crawl, so please save the date for this Friday. If you would like to participate, please RSVP by leaving a comment letting me know that you would like to participate!
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I love mason jars used at weddings. We didn't go that route but we have tons here in our apartment and I have a handful of dried lavender in one in our bathroom!ReplyDelete
That's one of the few things I regretted about having a destination wedding. I wanted to make mason jar candles and place them all over the reception. But unfortunately it would have cost us thousands of dollars (literally thousands) to ship them down to the island. BIG fan of this idea.ReplyDelete
Mason jars would certainly make my list. You could fill them with your favorite coco or cookie mix and give them as wedding favors. The really small jars can be filled with candle wax and made into custom candles. Mason jars are just classic!ReplyDelete
i LOVE mason jars. i like to drink tea from them, use them to store almonds, and use as vases for flowers. i love the idea of them in a wedding! so simple and elegant.ReplyDelete
I LOVE Mason Jars for weddings! I actually think my fiance and I are going to use them as candle holders for our September wedding!ReplyDelete
Count me in for the blog crawl Friday- I would love to participate!
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would LOVE to participate! http://belleonheels.blogspot.comReplyDelete
and we'll be using mason jars as candleholders at our wedding in october :)
Love this idea! I'm currently planning my November 2012 wedding and over the weekend I experienced wedding idea OVERLOAD!!! I have some great ideas I would love to share. You an hop on over to my new wedding planning blog www.theperfectpair11.blogspot.comReplyDelete
P.S. I would love to participate in the blog crawl on Friday!!!
I can not get enough mason jars in my life!ReplyDelete
Simple and perfect. And I love the Friday idea--the timing lines up so well with the kick-off of wedding season! Count me in--I am at www.alightlycharmedlife.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Thanks for thinking of this!
I'm getting married on Friday...does that count?! :)ReplyDelete
love the jars! such a cute touch. and i would love to participate in the crawl! :) xoxo jillianReplyDelete
I'm in. I'm so excited! VERY FUN POST MY FRIEND!! xoxo ShelReplyDelete
ps-did you see my mason jar flowers from yesterday's Easter Sunday Dinner? ME LOVE MASON JARS. http://www.alamodemaven.com/2011/04/easter-sunday.htmlReplyDelete
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Shelli - love the flowers in the mason jar!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see everyone's posts!
Fun post! Love all the mason jar inspiration. I seriously need some mason jar love in my house--I have NONE!ReplyDelete
I recently saw Mason Jars that somehow (help me out if you know) had solar lights on them. And they were painted - but in more of a stained glass way - so it just looked like colored glass.ReplyDelete
I'm dying to make these - but can't quite figure out how it was done?
I just used mason jars at my Easter Brunch as juice glasses-they work great, are recyclable and if you need 20 or more very cost effective!ReplyDelete
LOVE THIS IDEA! You're brilliant. Please count me in for the blog crawl (and I'll see you Thursday!). :)ReplyDelete
Love mason jars. I think they make the perfect flower bases.ReplyDelete
I am so with you, mason jars are simple andvchic, with a vintage touch.. Perfect! I love this blog crawl, way fun!!ReplyDelete
I'd love to participate! I got married in September and have tons to share :)ReplyDelete
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Love mason jars! I've got a few, but not enough for anything like this hahaReplyDelete
I would love to participate in your blog crawl!! galleryeight.blogspot.com Can't wait!!
RSVPing for the blog crawl Friday, cant wait!! Such a fun idea. xoReplyDelete
Love the blog crawl idea! I would like to participate :) I love mason jars... we have a few that we use for drinking but I love the look of the lavender and the lanterns!ReplyDelete
You have read my mind. mason jars ... killer dress ... small # guests ... all. the. way.ReplyDelete
Wedding Season is what I live for...I would love to participate!! Count me in!!!ReplyDelete
Count me in doll!!! Too many ideas up these sleeves!!!ReplyDelete
So fun! Count me in for the blog crawl! This Royal Wedding has my mind fluttering with ideas!ReplyDelete
YES!! I need mason jars in my wedding, conversation over.ReplyDelete
one of my bffs used mason jars as the water glasses and they doubled as the wedding favor. such a cute idea!ReplyDelete
Great idea to have a blog crawl! I would love to participate. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Would love to participate!! Count me in, can't wait to see what people come up with :) Hugs,ReplyDelete
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I've already got my outfit all put together (as a wedding guest of course). And I think the mason jars is a wonderful idea and there are endless possibilities!ReplyDelete
I would love to participate...even though my wedding was 4 years ago, I still enjoy planning other people's. ;)ReplyDelete
Count me in :)I'm looking forward to seeing all the beautiful ideas!! - KristyReplyDelete
Ooo, I love wedding ideas and this blog crawl. http://justafewofemilysfavoritethings.blogspot.com/2011/04/wedding-memories-for-royal-wedding-week.htmlReplyDelete
This is a great idea! I would like to participate!ReplyDelete
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CloudFlare have made SSL available to all free subscribers to its content delivery network (CDN) with Universal SSL. The move addresses both cost and complexity issues that have previously confronted web site and application owners wanting to deploy SSL. CloudFlare takes care of issuing a certificate at no cost to the end user, and enabling SSL becomes a selection from a dropdown menu.
Big Data Analytics: Using Hunk with Hadoop and Elastic MapReduce
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Xen Bug Forces Amazon and Rackspace to Reboot Their Services
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AWS Adds Hooks Into Expanded Auto Scaling Lifecycle
Amazon Web Services recently added several features to its Auto Scaling service to improve control over the managed Amazon EC2 instances. It is now possible to hook into the pending and terminating lifecycle state transitions to perform custom operations, which is also available for in service instances via a new standby state. The DetachInstances API now allows to remove instances from a group.
Amazon Releases Official AWS Mobile SDK 2
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Netflix's Chaos Engineering to Advance Failure Injection
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Soft, comfortable and great for everyday wear! This Tee by Ink Inc features a design of a shark in a bowtie that reads Lookin' Sharp on the front.
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PITTSBURGH Appliance Recycling Centers of America Inc.s (Arcas) third-quarter earnings received a boost from improved margins and a reduction in operating expenses.
The Minneapolis-based company posted net income of more than $1.13 million for the three months ended Sept. 28 in contrast to a net loss of $1.08 million in the same period last year on revenue that increased 16.7 percent to nearly $33.54 million. It was the third consecutive profitable quarter for the recycler.
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- Freshly ground black pepper
Romaine, Candied Walnuts, Pecorino
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1. Wash and dry the romaine leaves and put them in a very large bowl—the bigger the better. Pour half the roasted garlic dressing over the leaves, and using your hands gently scoop the lettuce from the bottom of the bowl up the sides. (We don't recommend using tongs to dress this salad—or any salad. You'll damage the leaves and you won't distribute the dressing evenly.) Gently toss until the leaves are well-coated, adding more dressing if needed.
2. Divide the lettuce between two plates, and using a hand-held fine grater, grate the Pecorino over each plate. Scatter the walnuts over the two plates and give each a grind of black pepper. Serve.
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A good Bolognese sauce is an Italian classic. In Italy it is made in many different ways, using all sorts of wines and herbs, but I like this way because it's really reliable, tasty, and simple. The classic pastas to serve this with are spaghetti, tagliatelle, and penne, but this sauce can also be used for many other things. Like filling cannelloni — or layering up a lasagna. With so many options, it's well worth bagging up any leftover sauce and freezing it for another day.
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|2 slices smoked bacon, preferably free-range
|small bunch fresh basil
|1 pound good-quality ground beef or pork, preferably organic (or a mixture of the two)
|2 celery stalks
|2 medium onions
|4 ounces Parmesan cheese
|two 14-ounce cans of diced tomatoes
|olive oil
|2 cloves of garlic
|1 pound dried spaghetti or penne
|2 carrots
|2 heaped teaspoons dried oregano
To make your sauce: Finely slice the bacon. Peel and finely chop the onions, garlic, carrots, and celery — don't worry about technique, just chop away until fine
Place a large casserole-type pan on a medium to high heat. Add 2 lugs of olive oil, your sliced bacon, and the oregano and cook and stir until the bacon is lightly golden. Add the vegetables to the pan and stir every 30 seconds for around 7 minutes or until softened and lightly colored.
Stir in the ground meat and the canned tomatoes. Fill both empty cans with water and add to the pan. Stir in a good pinch of salt and pepper
Pick the basil leaves and place in the refrigerator for later. Finely chop the basil stalks and stir into the pan. Bring to a boil; turn the heat down and simmer with a lid on for about an hour, stirring every now and again to stop it catching.
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The Virginia Homeschool Prom gave a prom to teens who don't automatically get one.
About 265 students from 9th through 12th grade attended The Great Gatsby themed night took place Friday night at Ash Lawn-Highland in Albemarle County. The event featured dancing as well as a photo both, roulette, card games, a soda and ice cream bar, and food.
The event started as a Charlottesville area prom 4 years ago, but has grown to be a prom for homeschoolers from farther away.
"It started as a small group of people that kind of all knew eachother and kept growing. I mean, I probably don't know more than half the people here, which is so neat, just to meet other homeschoolers from all over Virginia," said Katie Eagle, the head of the prom organizing committee.
Eagle said she and others started working on the prom six months ago.
"I think it's one of those things you hear about from your friends all the time, and, it's just one of those things you want to do during high school and it gives us the opportunity to do that when we normally wouldn't have the chance to. So, it's very special to me and important, and we love it," said Eagle.
Because many of the students had never met, to keep it fair, organizers randomly drew the names of the homecoming prince, princess, king, and queen.
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DTN Midday Grain Comments 11/26 11:24
Grains Mixed at Midday
Corn and wheat are higher at midday, soybeans are lower.
By David Fiala
DTN Contributing Analyst
General Comments
The U.S. stock market indices are mixed with the Dow futures down 15. The
interest rate products are lower. The dollar index is 27 lower. Energies are
mostly higher with crude down 0.10. Livestock trade is mostly higher. Precious
metals are mixed with gold flat.
Corn trade is 2 to 3 cents higher at midday with light follow-through buying
in light holiday trade. The weekly ethanol production report showed a
12,000-barrel-a-day increase in production and 1.5% lower stocks ahead of the
holiday. The warmer temperatures will likely lessen nearby feed demand but
livestock prices are still encouraging heavier carcass weights. No major news
is expected this week; grain trade will be closed on Wednesday night, Thursday
and open at 8:30 on Friday and close at noon. On the March corn chart trade has
eased above the 10-day and 20-day moving averages at $3.86-87 at midday with
the $4.01 November high the next area up.
Soybean trade is 5 to 10 lower at midday. Meal is $1 to $2 lower and oil is
flat to 10 points higher. South American crop progress and conditions should
continue to improve in the near term with a better weather pattern. Crush
margins remain strong domestically, and basis has firmed this week indicating
demand remains strong. USDA announced 120,000 metric tons of soybeans sold to
China. Nearby chart support is the 100-day moving average at $10.42 which we
are testing at midday, with the 10-day and 20-day moving averages below that at
$10.33. Resistance will be the recent high at $10.86.
Wheat trade is 2 to 6 higher at midday across the three exchanges with
commercial buying support continuing, and fresh chart buying from taking out
the highs of the previous move yesterday. The dollar continues to hold near the
upper end of the range but hasn't seriously threatened to move higher this week
with a little bit of a weaker trend developing. Weather and the Russian/Ukraine
political news will be watched with warmer temps in the United States limiting
weather stress but Russia moving into a colder stretch. On the March Kansas
City chart, support is the $6.15 area that was the old high taken out
yesterday, with the 10-day at $6.06 below that. Resistance is the 100-day at
David Fiala is a DTN contributing analyst and the president of FuturesOne
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