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Crayola Crayon Yellow Crayon Child Costume
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Brighten Halloween when you color outside the lines in this officially licensed Crayola Crayon Yellow Crayon child costume. The 100% polyester, yellow and black tunic comes complete with a matching crayon point hat.
- The officially licensed Crayola Crayon Yellow Crayon child costume includes:
- Tunic
- Hat
- Pants, shirt and footwear not included
- Materials:
- 100% Polyester
- Wash/Care Instructions:
- Intended for 1 time use
- Do Not Wash
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Authentic Looking, Comfortable, Cute, Fits Well, Lots of Fun
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Perfect for inside at the school dance and outside as you can layer lots of clothing underneath. One very happy trick or treater!
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Mokena residents who or drive to work in downtown Chicago should be prepared for delays while world leaders convene for the 2012 NATO summit at McCormick Place from May 20 to May 21.
For the first time the North Atlantic Treaty Organization will be holding a summit in an American city other than Washington, D.C. In addition to global leaders, over 2,000 journalists and countless demonstrators and activists are expected to inundate the Chicago region.
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To help you navigate your way around the NATO summit so you can get to work and school on time, here's some helpful information on mass transit schedules and road closures to help you plan ahead.
Metra Southwest Service and Rock Island Lines
At this time, Metra is not planning to close any of its system-wide rail lines during the week of May 13 through May 21, except for the Electric Line (more on that below). The and Rock Island lines are expected to operate on their regular schedules, but Metra is advising riders to anticipate delays.
Commuters can also sign up to receive Metra email alerts should delays or changes occur.
While service is scheduled to remain the same, Metra riders taking the train between May 19 and May 21 will be subject to enhanced security restrictions, similar to airports.
According to Metra:
- Riders may be subject to search and/or screening before boarding or while en route.
- Riders may carry only one bag not exceeding 15 inches square and 4 inches deep. Boxes, parcels, luggage, backpacks and bicycles will not be allowed on trains. Banned items cannot be stored at Metra stations. They must be removed or they will be disposed of.
- Riders may not carry any food on the trains. Liquids and personal effects (such as makeup) must be less than three ounces in size. This includes coffee and other beverages. Breast milk can be carried but is subject to inspection and should be declared during any screening.
- Riders may not carry any type of tools, pipes, stakes, wood or weapons, including pocket knives and pepper spray, on the trains.
- Law enforcement personnel must identify themselves and present their credentials and any weapons. Security guards will not be allowed to carry any weapons onboard.
Failure to comply with these safety measures or instructions from law enforcement personnel, or attempted avoidance of screening, will result in ejection from the station or further police action.
Metra Electric Line Service
The Metra Electric line will be not be making its all of its usual stops from May 19 to May 21. The line passes under the McCormick Place, so passengers will therefore undergo even greater security scrutiny than on other lines.
Passengers are encouraged to arrive about 15 minutes prior to departing to allow for longer boarding time.
The South Water Street entrance to Millenium will be closed all three days.
CTA Rail/Bus
CTA Bus/Rail will remain in operation during the week leading up to and throughout the NATO summit, but be prepared for rerouting of buses and trains, and possible delays. If you take the CTA Orange line to work or school, sign up to receive CTA email and text alerts.
Road Closures
Portions of I-55 (Stevenson Expressway) and Lake Shore Drive will be shut down during the summit. Other roads and interstate highways may also experience intermittent traffic delays during the week of May 13 through May 21.
Beginning Saturday, May 19, until Monday, May 21, expect intermittent traffic delays and temporary road and interstate closures and throughout downtown Chicago for motorcades traveling to and from McCormick Place and other event sites.
If you need to use the regional expressway system to get to work, school or other cultural events, affected routes include:
- I-90/94 East and West between downtown Chicago and I-55;
- Roosevelt Road, 18th Street, and Canal Port Avenue access from I-94 West (Dan Ryan Expressway);
- Ohio Street from I-90/94 to Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive;
- Ontario Street from Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive;
- I-90 East and West (Kennedy Expressway) between O'Hare International Airport and downtown Chicago.
Saturday, May 19 through Monday, May 21
Other road closures and pedestrian restrictions will be implemented beginning midnight Saturday, May 19 (Friday midnight into Saturday). Affected roadways below will re-open for evening rush hour on Monday, May 21:
- Northbound and southbound Lake Shore Drive between E. Balbo Avenue and E 39th Street;
- Northbound and southbound I-55 between I-90/94 to Lake Shore Drive.
Museum Campus
If you were planning to visit the Art Institute, Adler Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium—all three will be closed the weekend of May 19-21 for the NATO Summit. The Field Museum will remain open.
Chicago 2012 NATO Summit
To follow the summit, information on events open to the public and other NATO facts, visit the official Chicago 2012 NATO website.
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Long Island Memories
i JBiuat always ke«r Ui mioA tlist Uure . la also a majority to be considered. I Acting for the few establiahee prece- denta, and no one knows this any bet¬ ter tJian tbe legislator who enjoys the prestige and standing of years I in either branch of the law-ntaklng body. Tbe legislator who does his duty wilt not tbvor leglslalion ju»t becauee fc«r desire it. though'there may be an iSoUited case when a member will advocate a bill, which he knows I I Is dead t cfore It starts, but who I in>eMeB it to help himself in his dl*- I trlct. This Is by no riteans the mle, I however, for when one stops to think It is certain that the conscientious leg- islattor has all the problems he cares to face without adding to them. There ' are occ-asions when a Icgislatolr in do- i Ing his duty realizes that he is net taking the popular course, but If he lis honest he will do wjiat he thinks hi (right and will let popularity take caro J. Sidney Gould, beloved pastor!'^j ^^^^^ Why wait until a man naa passed DO Tor risEL THAT Mammy, Mammy, Sing It east, sing It west, I.ord sake wont they give us a rest! With Mammy, of lOajO^y, Vaudeville acts are tsnglcd around' Ala- bamy: Times oomln', never msrc you will i>c sung. Times comin', on the hook you will be hung, Mammy, Mammy. We've had a thousand styles. And tliousAnds of miles of MA M il Y I than one owrc than a hundred yawrst Wltclpiey advised, but he was nedirer old." rctqarked Isck, with some show rigat than our i^esvm ayataia. A tw:- of Jealousy over the fact tluit Ruth had i eigner shouM at least be hero long made the discovery. enowg-h to learn our languagrc aad Otis' ~Tnat depends tipon what you wsiitjtoma. before b«coming a cKisen. and if It for." ra^ilad l|n«ls TM. "If you he does not care enough to learn our want a history for accurate informa- language wjthln a reasonable time, ha tloU. dt counc thft lateirt hooks are! ataould be sent hark honae. The beet likely to b« the beet, for the authors of, remedy, however, is to make the l«!w» today have tbe moet extensive soarcea K^3S';-' The return •( ArchttiaM Selw>'n from Europa last week gave source to many awneuntemetifai concerning nex(, sea¬ son's SctlvJties in the theatres. Mr. 'fOO* Selwyn brought back with him the rights of severfil of the London and I of infonbation at thetr comnand continental succeases. It may be ln-{jf you want a Mstqfy for ths ferred that continental means Paris- of getting the Mass o( people isn. ,for Mr. Selwyn oamtoittcd hlm-jihcd many yiwffs a«o. the old Wstortesi' ' self thus far about the t^uality of »re beat. Aho, I think. If you want ! I European drama now on view: "I^ii^ blstary wrltun In sutoly, dignifled ' > none of these countries—England. 1 language, with a Wgtprous eipreswon,!! Prance Switwrland, Holland or Austria, of the '^pinions of the Writers, you will did I find -i play worth a tinker's dam |!)(»] tke old btotorlea most satisfactory. Btnct - ea*«igh so thM the trouble makers wl.t never get Into this twin try." "t think I remember some other In- teresUng things in that oM hlstor>-. Ruth, and If you will keep It down here in the book (helves, I ^111 te.ll you some more ahout It aanae other time." e»»»»»»o«»»»fre»eo»o»»e»»o»»»e'»»<<"»»»<-fr<"»»»»»<j»»fr<->»»» GOING SOME except Paris. those I saw London . and i recollect that when I was in college I used Whelpley's history sometlmeo for reference reading, and was much Impressed with his style. Also, I re- member that he had some very strong i' ' opinions on the subject of Immlgra-: I > tlon. I have forgotten Just what he said, but I think I can find It In this SIDNEY OOULD The legislator who returns year after year is not the one who from the earth In order to give him ,^,^ ,"^ legtalatlve fancies. The ma-j SOCIAL ITEMS the praise and homage that is <Iue?jj"rity, big majority, of legislators arc' The Atlanta I't-nitentlary ha.s started Rev. Gould has closeed his Pastorate j ^,j,"gj.j""^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^y ^^^^^jj ^^ and |'''^ custom of allowing the guosts to wKti tho Preahvtori'in Church In I take week end trips While they clean with the Presbyterian ciiurcn in ^,,gy j" ^^ ^jthdut always giving | ^^^^^^ ^,^,1,^^ Freeport and wjii leave the village L^ou^ht to personal or political effects. • where he has been a vital force. | - For the firm of the Selwyns. "t." iHomme a la Rose", now enjoying a great trIumiJh In Paris, was purchased and it Is announced that one of Amer¬ ica's leadint: stage stars will grace the "Charge Olrl stole $18,000 and si)cnt I chief male role. The new piece la by|book. it on her lover"—^Brooklyn. \ Henri Batallle. whose "Torches", in a j "Tou see, this la not an American i bad translation, was presented here history, but 'A Compend of History few years ago. from the Earliest Times.' It gives just one chaper to American history. ||[ The leading Krench fare* iiit ot the [ and, of courtw. It does hot undertake season "Lc Cha.s.seur dc Chez Maxim's" j to give a detailed account of the set- was also purchased by Mr. Selwyn. tiement of this continent and Its de- NOW is the time to start a i Spedal Interest Account THE STAMP 9f APPRpVAL "Postofflce Clerks to , Dance"—Brook¬ lyn. And the r^rebhmcntK,' V'H I'e "letters sandwiches." He Is well known for his frank-! ness, for his sincerity. Those who Ii.'ive heard him cannot but feel that j his rlugltig wordH are those of inspir-l Btiun attd th'.'.t he balieves in all he. j Ir. the tfrairs of tlie village Pastor; tlij'ald has'been r.iost active, rfe w.ta , u willing lifctuner In all measures for improveraents and a willing help-1 er In bringing them about. It Is im-: possible to please everyone in this! world but J. Sidney Gould will leave i INDIAN GOES TO WORK It certainly looks like we are pretty nearly througli with the wild Indian on thiin North American continent. This Is the work of Messrs. iUrUnde and Quinson. Sam H. Harris will have an interest In this production, which will be in form ot a arrangement with music by Irving Berlin. BAD PUPILS East Boston High School Boys can't do "eyes right" when drilling in front | ^^'"^ ot the girls, so fhc girls left. Probably the thing most ol interest announced as the result of Mr. Scl- hunt Is the arrangement ho made with flilbert Miller for the Amcr- loan performance of Verneull's "Dan- NOT EVEN STEEK~AGE '"'"• '" '^'''^''' ^^'''^^ Bernhardt has . Former service men will not allow a ''««" dlspo.-ting for some time Lynn There are plenty of middle-aged men \ shipment ot cows to go to Germany, "'"''""e ""<• •'-"^""^ ^^""'''' ^\" '"='"'¦" j benevolent ' '- '^' ""•• *" portray the rolce | i^^n that nf the United States who can well remember the wild i aiLrma of uprisings in the West, who ' c.'ir. recollect the country's dismay when Custer and his cavalry band were wiped out. But that is a thing of the past.' The braves ar». no longer brave. They yearn for tho war path no more tke village of Freeport knowing that | jj^"y "f ^^.^ ^^^ g^^^i"g he Is leaving behind warm friends! and admirers. To the American Legion he 1b the boloved chaplain; to his congrega¬ tion he is the beloved pastor, and to all he la the beloved friend. He will bo missed but can carry the white man's education Irto their system.sand others are emulating the white man In his quest for the gold that glitters. Then, too, there are Hf>me who are settling into the quiet ways of life and becoming real pi-oducers. Fur example we hear that Canadian Indians culti- Thi.s from Sioux City. JOIN THE ARMY The Nassau Farm Bureau is giving pruning denion.strations at Kiverhcad. IJct that nie.ss scrgeaots are at the head of it! Marriages and divorces may be h.id 111 Soviet Hussla for the u:ikinB. "Why not give them over the phone and lie done with it? IN FREEPORT TIio scrap over Street Commissioner Is taking on an antopi'ohlbltlon aspect, sort of "Battlod-ln-Bond." The real question Is, who Is runnins: the Steam Roller? to this country velopmcnt. Yes, here is the place where he wrote about Immigration. { Now remember, this was wrlten be-1 fore 1808. for the book was printed I that year. When this book was writ- j ten there were only about 6,000,000 people In the United States, and there were only 17 states In the Union. Therw had been only three presidents, Washington, Adams and Jefferson. I'm! going to read you a few sentences i from this old book. ¦ "Xo government was ever more, liberal to forellfner*. | It ha*.' ! they have heun playing in London. The play is not a dramatization of any part of Biblical history. Representing Mr. Arthur Hopkins, the Selwyn partner acquired the Amcriain rights tit a pLay by Baron do holded out to them the greatest en- cnfuragcments; nor has It dieappointol their cxpectation.s. • * • it is not un¬ likely, however, that the future hi.slor- i:iii will he compelled to .say that our povernnjcht, in relation to foreigners. Rothchlld named "Tiic physican.' i'n"d through excess of »>cnevolence and The aciH/unt of the work calls IN THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK All money deposited before April 10th will receive interest at the rate of /O from April 1st | The Citizens National Bank | OF FREEPORT J "The Bank on Merrick Road" | with him the thought that he leaves : ^,ateti 218,624 acres in 19^0 and broke many friends behind who would glad- j 4 500 a^rcs of virgin soil. They are ly welcome him back. ^ I owners of considerable live stock, as We wish Pastor OouR OOrtPllced. ^ ,,^^ y, h,. expected. C.'.nodiaii Indians May peace and prosperity attentThlm wherever he may go, Freeport, as a Ylllage, will niisa him more than Is realized now. THE LEGISLi\TOR Few peot>le have any accuraft: idea as to the responsibilities ot a legislator. Tho ofllco ot state senator or member of assembly does not outwardly, ap¬ pear to be one that requires aiiy pan,- ticular attention to detail or tu matters In 1!)20 held real ;ind personal property to the value ot $68,000,000, or a i>of. capita value ot $071.45, and the p«f capita income of those who worked at all was $107.13 for the year. Lo, the poor Indian, is on the way to riches. We are glad of it l/ecalusc in some ways he was a blamed good fellow —when he was asleep! Ol'R FOREIGN TRADE I The tirst government record of sta- I tistics showing Un';lo Sam's foreign that demand the most careful consider-4 j^ade is for the year 1S21, Ot course. PESTS Hedtiek.s Arithmetics Politics TU'O BLASTS ON THE WHISTLE Its time to let the fiues go out. END OF LENT George Arllss in "The DcvU" at Free- port. urbanity* * •Though many worthy "great truftcUy Iwised on u very daring | pliaraL-ters are found in so great an fiubjcrt." The Biiron will crjmc to j emigration ui has been to this count rj'. America tf> sit In <m rehearsals this yet, for the most part, they arc poor, summer; and the play is announced for 1 distressed, overwhelmed with calaim- performance early in the new season. ; tics, discontented, opprc^.scd by the , 1 tyranny of their government some Somerset Maugham's new play "The i times, but nipie commonly by their Circle," which despite the llayint; it;own vices or i'mprudcncc*»«Every foi' ••.•reived from the press has become a | elgner, soon after his arrival in tlits record-breaker at the hoxofllcc In Lon-[country, by a course neitlicr circuitous. Ion, was .ilso acquired fur the Selwyn ! expensive, nor long, becomes a citizen immediately Even a Dollar or Two a Week is a Good Start atlon. The legislator has his responsi- hllitles, novertholesB, and were he to follow the lino of least resistance the people would not always be bunelitted, that is the people as a whole. Innumci- able personal requests arc fllcd and in denying them, or refusing tu concede to them, a legislator is frequently criticised although living up to the oath of oillce in the truest sense, A legislator must look after thu in¬ terests of his district, but In doing so he is not exi>ccted to urge legislation lo help the fev and create a liardship for the many. The legislator when he votes on u measure must bo guided by the rule of tho greatest gocxl for tho greatest ntimber, and must lake into Ot^nsldur^on the cltCCt of Trt»i vote on the stiU* at large. He must/lways re moMSer that the sta<¥j» Jigger titan distVlct, Mlitters are presented to legislators thaC, uro distinctly personal, and It way bu siiUl that they are not always aubmlticd by those with ulterior mo, lives. In a. s«< tioniU way. It in no other, they muv h;< :<cliUih, but this) ia natural^ Wi'ic the JeKlslator to cmi- sent to futl^or tliein, liuwever. theru WouUl be o..i.a»iouM when he would bo overlooUins that which would Ik- HI opposition to| the many even though It might be favorable tO the tew. Com. inlttco chairmen are the loglslatw's who face problems of this sort day after day and more acutely than the inrmlK'rs not occupying chairman- shliir.. Every i^ommittoe Is flooded with bills tliat luive the support of a few, The fe'v who may be deeply Inteilcsteil nri- Ulsappolntc<l when the measures aic not reported. The few forget that the legislator Is a legislator ti.>r all tho people and not any partldul&r grouti. While the rights of the minority must be p-.-otected. the l•glslato^ America had foreign tnule before that, but so fur as figures go, we have just completed a century of business wiln the other nations of the world. In that century our population in¬ creased ten tlBl'es. Our exports In 1920 were 185 times greater than In 1820 and our imports were 84 times as great. American territory increased during; tho century from about J,800.ooo square miles to over 3,000,000 square miles. PROHIBITION No need to go to Suez, » Where the best ia like the worst. For In spite of prolilbition. Its a cinch to (luench your thirst. EASTER ITE.M C;oloif(» Eggs were plentiful in Henry Street, Freeport. THIS EVENING Sylvester Shou At Rockaway, Tomorrow morning Let me lay. MUSICAL Tones -Br- BDITH P. MelNTMB In the fullest sense. He ! becomes u politician—is profound In I the science of government -is able to i t:et all tilings right**'Ile declaims uCTinst oppression, flumes with zeal for liberty, .-ind seldom fails to be at the head or tail of innovation and re I form, \icrh:ips of insurrection." i "Now, children, those things written I In 1808 migiit very truthfully have I been written in 1918. There are now liiS there were then, a lot of good char- I actcrs among the Immigrants. You !know Mr. Nelson, the man whose f:irm : wc visted out Soutli of town last Sun duy—there couldn't bo a better citizen enterprises. ,. The return of another theatrical am Iiass.-idor to the capitals of Europe. Liiwroivo I.-inKler. rcprettcnting llic Thfwtie (Julld. aff«)rdH the inteiestinB announcement thiit the Guild players hav( acquired the rights to Sliaw'.i latest and last play "Bach tu SIcthusc iah." Plays from the pens of A. A. Milne, Ervinc, and Bennett are also among the Guild's' acquLsitions. Mr. T,angler made arrangements willi Nigel Playlalr of the Queen's Theatre in Hammersmith and with Cupcau ot the Th...t.e du Nienx ^;';^"';;;:^,, J" : Then there is the Schultz family-one runsofoi.t.on.sonalltheplay^biought ^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^.^^ ^^^ ^,^,_.^. ^^^^_^ ^^.,^^.^ wc sJiw the flne Holstcin cattle, and an«nhcr of the family is president of All thLs suggests that the new sea- the bank on Main street. Such people son is already well under way, so-far I o» they are, and people like Mr. Reilly, ! who was chief of |)olire when your i father was mayor, are a gooil sort of ^ I people to have come to this country. WAS NOT PETER BOKAS i But it is just as our old historian. I Whclpley .said,^ more than a hundred Freeport, Man'li '..'9.—t^jmiiarily of ; years ago, there are a lot of foi'cigner.s sound In the pmnunelation of tlui who never enjoyed liberty or good gov- names of Peter Bokas iind I'etros Bar-j crniMcnt or prosperity in their native has, caused the regrettable confusion lUiiids but who want to reform and run by which the names of tlie former was | this government before they have out at those ho»).se.s.' as plans are concerned. Anybody can save at least a dollar or two a week, and even this small amount saved reg¬ ularly will grow into a substantial sum in time- Did 3'ou ever stop to figure it? Don't make the mistake of thinking that so small a saving is not worth while. Many a suc¬ cessful man of today owes his fortune directly to the first few dollars he saved in his youth. Trivial expenditures—the sniall change he spent without thinking—has eaten up the dollars he meant to save. COME IN AND START THAT ACCOUNT YOU HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT FOUR (4) PER CENT PAID IN THE INTEREST DEPT. learned to speak our language. | "That kind of people organize political j societies composed chiefly of foreign- j, era and try to create dis.satisfaction 1' and discontent. One of them came j I Tomorrow's Concert* With Marie Sundelius, Reinald Wcrreurath, of the Metropolitan' Raw cotton held the tlrW plaee 'n'Opera Company; Marguerite U'Alvar-! 1821 in our exports, the vahie being ez. Nelson Illingworth and George ,$20,157,484, It tuaintalncd that position - ^^«*"^'" "'^ ""'"i^^^' »>« ^•""'^aT chor- I In 11)20 with a value of $1,136,408,916. ! But cotton comprised 46.16 per cent Of our exports In 1821, whereas the per- :contagc had fallen to 18.29 last year. ! A hundred years ago the principal i exiwrts following cotton were tobacco, ' wheat, flour, rice, luml>»r, hog pro¬ ducts, tliih, and twt and pearl ashes. In 1920 iron and stool, which did not 'constUutc I per cent ot the 1821 trade. had cUnibed to a position second only Ui cotton. Breadsluffs came next, with whi-;it tisvuiiiK as the larKcst single item. • A ee'ilury ago piece goods, coffee, 1 on and steel were the leading import'j. Today KUgar, hides and coffee prcdomi i nate, ' In the re-exports of 100 ycai-s ago coffee was the principal Item, but, today niw hides come first, and toftco takes second place- with inadvertently used ftjr I'etros Barba.s, in a story published lu«t Friday. I'eter Bokas is a respected iner(«li.int of this villager und the use ot his name In connection with the story is n'gret. ted. The Ilevicw is sorry the incident hore and trie.1 to overturn our govern., hcerfullv makes this an. j ment but finally went to Russia and j 5 clarify the situation, helped organize the Bolshevik govcrn- the Fi-cci)ortinient there, I'm glad he went. Emma hoped this cor- ^'"¦'l'""" *'*" an"thcr of the same j A kind, and our government sent her i; back to Russia, but she soon admitt,'d ' . jthat the United States is a better place | !to live, even if she did cu.;ic the coun- [, (iruss Fire in Freeport ^,.y ,j,| th" hj^^ si,e was here. | "Now here is whiit Whelpley w»M in this old history. -N'o person should i hereafter become a citljten but by being sent at the second coticcrt of the jning for a blaze on South Main street ,,,"." ^vilhin the ITnited States. 1^-t music festival on Wednesday even- near Whalcys Dock. Tiic bla«o was; f"rpt^neni find in this country an THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE * • (Total Resources Over Two Miilion Dollars) THE BANK TO BANK ON AND BANK IN occurred and ( nouncement t Peter Bokas Candy Kitchen. It rectlnn will satisfactorily clear the con fusion. us of 800, a boy choir numbering IBO voices contributed by the Episcopal churches of Brooklyn and the forces 1 ' of the New York Symphony Orches-; n-eeport,March 29.—A gras.-* (Ire tra. the Oratorio Society will pre-! called out the apparatus yesterday mor- F|Hi«£Sa>Oi>ilI»£X)iS ms]mmmtia»mai0m^!}m»itm)a)iimiif,>0tmmk I ! OUR UNCLE TED'S BEDTIME STORIES A.MERICANIHM 113 \'E.\BS AGO A High Hi* Joke Bald the old salt to the new seaman. Just arrived on chipboard: "Oo up to the crow's nest and ace It there are any eggs." \ "What shall 1 do with ujem. If 1 get any'.'" asked the groi^n hand. I "I'ut them dowil in the hatchways, of I coui-se," replief* th-j oh! salt. The new man made the trip aloft und returned to report tliat, there wore no' egws. ""Oh, weM," •*-'-' "— able .seaman as he shifted 1 supiiose we'll huvi* tu Willi luj tv.", lug. March 30, the "St. IHatthew Pas-1 soon put out. Bion" of Johsnn Sebastian Bach, 1 underlie direction of Walter ri.it»i- _ * rosch. At the Brooklyn Academy of Mu¬ sic In the evening. William Speights will be heard In song recital. At the Metropolitan Opera House at 8. the Italian Opera "Madame Butterfly" will be sung. Ten weeks of Italian grand opera i ) from Italy Itself, conducted by Loo- "i.ook, look, I'ncie Ted! Look at poldo Mttgnone, protege ot VcrdI, what I found up in the attic!" i tifty performances In all, forty ut tbe j it was Ruth speaking. Bhc liud | Lexington Theatre, and tea at the'l)ounded inip the sitting room ?vhere' Academy of Music, Brooklyn, will b«-rncle Ted was reading the evening' gin Thursday night at the Loxlng-, paper. She flow across the room and j ton Theatre. Tlie premiere opera Is!put something in her uncle's hund. j "Aida." 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Boasting a big heated swimming pool and located just a few yards from the beach, our Siena Beach House has everything you need for the perfect Palm Coast vacation. From new electronics to king-sized beds, it's got all the luxuries--plus an ideal setting! And, starting November 1, 2012, the pool will be heated. Siena Beach House has 4 bedrooms and 4½ baths on a beautifully landscaped lot just steps from beach access. It sleeps 8 to 10 very comfortably (and if your group is even larger, consider renting the house next door as well -- Mermaid House, which sleeps another 8 in 4 bedrooms). But the best part of the property is the sparkling, oh-so-inviting heated swimming pool in the backyard, with adjacent covered patio! This pool is perfect for the whole family. Featuring shallow steps and a safety rail, it's ideal for older folks with stiff joints as well as small children. And it's heated, so no matter when you visit, you can jump right in any time! Just steps from the master bedroom, it's perfect for anyone who likes to begin the day in the water! A generous paved area surrounds the pool, with a covered patio offering casual seating and a cooling ceiling fan -- just right when you want to grab a little downtime with a frosty drink as the kids splash around! This is a great place for dinner; it's only a few steps from the kitchen, and with year-round balmy weather, dining al fresco can be an everyday treat! Feel free to use the grill to fry up the catch of the day -- and don't forget the graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate bars for the s'mores! The pool is accessible from the living room as well as the master bedroom with HDTV, yet is wonderfully private, thanks to a tall, verdant hedge. Ahhh -- this is really beach living! When it's time to come indoors, it's hard to feel disappointed. The living room is immense, with plush carpeting, a big gas fireplace, and an entertainment center complete with HDTV and DVD player. An oversized recliner, an easy chair with ottoman, and 2 soft couches invite you to nap at any hour of the day -- and one of these couches converts into a double bed that sleeps 2. Put a favorite movie into the DVD player and enjoy some family-style downtime! In one corner of the living area is our dining table for 6. Truth to tell, most meals get carried out to the pool, so this table serves as a game and computer center most of the time. Toss a couple board games into your suitcase, too -- you might have time for a Monopoly battle one night! You will love the kitchen at Siena Pool House. You'll find all the modern time-savers here, from coffeemaker to blender to microwave. A central island doubles as a breakfast bar. And you'll find all the cookware, dishes, and utensils you could ask for in our custom wooden cabinets. If you love to cook, you'll be in heaven, and if you don't, you'll be back out the door in no time! While we're on the subject of household tasks, we have a full-sized washer and dryer at your disposal here. When you arrive, you'll find all the linens, blankets, pillows, and towel sets needed for every bed and bath waiting for you, fresh and clean. The master suite is simply luxurious, with a king-sized bed, HDTV, pool access, and a bathroom that features his-and-her vanities, a huge soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. If anyone in your party has accessibility issues, this is the room to give them. So spacious and well-appointed! The second bedroom also has a king-sized bed and HDTV, perfect for 2 families vacationing together. The third has a queen-sized bed and HDTV, and the 4th 2 twins and HDTV. Two more full bathrooms are convenient to these rooms, while a half-bath serves the living and dining area. No waiting in line at Siena Pool House! You will love the gated Ocean Hammock community in which Siena Pool House is located. The beach is just yards away. A private beach path to the beach is just in front of the house.
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Millions of Britons are deficient in a vitamin that protects against a host of diseases including rickets, diabetes and cancer. Experts called for urgent action to raise vitamin D levels, particularly among pregnant women, young children, and people with dark skin.
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The Research Integrity Program presents PRIM&R webinar, featuring Drs. Stephen B. Thomas and Sandra Crouse Quinn of the University of Maryland, as they discuss findings from their NIH funded study, National Bioethics Infrastructure Initiative: Building Trust Between Minorities and Researchers. Focus will be on best practices for community partnerships and the impact of community engagement on recruitment and retention. March 2, 1:00-2:30 p.m. on HSC, CTRB 124. Attendees receive 1.5 hours RCR credit.
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The front face of Vail Mountain has a huge choice of intermediate terrain to enjoy. The plentiful cruising above Lionshead, in Game Creek Bowl and along Avanti, are peaceful and well groomed. When visibility is good, Vail Mountain's back bowls have some well-groomed blue pistes with beautiful views. More confident intermediates will love skiing and snowboarding on the challenging runs of Blue Sky Basin.
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Childcare and tuition facilities are extremely comprehensive in Vail. Supervised play and non-skiing programmes are available for children from 2 months to 6 years old. Open from 8am until 4pm, the Small World Play School offers free pagers to parents. The Night Owl programme provides a supervised dinner and activities for children aged 7 and upwards, allowing parents the chance to enjoy an evening alone as well as a day on the slopes.
With over half of the skiing in Vail above 3000 metres, you will be enjoying stunning vistas across much of the terrain. With so much of the skiing at genuinely high altitudes you may need to be prepared for a day or so of acclimatisation and some breathless moments on the slopes. Thankfully, Vail's excellent lift network makes getting around this huge mountain quite easy. Little hiking should be required.
Every aspect of après ski in Vail is held in high regard. As the lifts begin to close in the late afternoon, people begin to fill the verandas of bars such as The Red Lion to watch the remaining skiers and snowboarders make their final runs down Vail Mountain. Dining out here is both excellent and popular so you may need to book reservations. The choice of cuisine in Vail is tough to match, with Chinese, Mexican and Californian food just a sample of what's on offer. Seafood is also of a high standard here - ask your concierge or Vail locals for the most up-to-date recommendations. Après ski is lively until late and events like the Budweiser Street Beat showcase musicians playing live, outdoor concerts for free. Bars such as 8150, Club Chelsea and Samana offer music and dancing into the night.
193 km (approximately 2 hours 30 minutes transfer). British Airways flies direct to Denver from London Heathrow.


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Tuesday, celebrate New Year.
Back to work Wednesday.
Just in time to see Sen. Jay Rockefeller and other Democrats take credit for sparing West Virginia families thousands of dollars in tax increases they might otherwise have faced.
(Truthy version: Republicans prevented Democrats from abandoning many of the Bush tax cuts, as many sought to do.)
Rockefeller's claim hit the same day that many working people received smaller paychecks because of the return to normal Social Security withholding taxes.
Ending the payroll tax holiday was the responsible thing to do, but the return to normal taxation will pull $100 billion out of family pockets and into the maw of an insatiable government.
Family Dollar Stores cut its earnings forecast for fiscal 2013.
Dollar General Corp. also signaled lower expectations.
If Family Dollar and Dollar General see trouble ahead. . . . .
But Obama and the Democrats say that in Round Two of fiscal cliff negotiations, they will insist on $1 more in revenue for every $1 in spending restraint.
There it is again -- that sense of disconnection with reality.
Are we on the same planet?
The president is safe. He won re-election.
Sen. Joe Manchin is, too.
But the Democrats who have enabled the president on his spending spree are not. Some face voters two years from now.
Under Obama, the Democratic Party has greatly expanded the welfare state, burnished its reputation for fiscal irresponsibility, and communicated increasing disrespect for the working people who pay for it all.
Will spending and sloganeering cut it the next time around?
Maybe and maybe not.
With some120 million votes cast, Obama won the power to grow the federal government and tank the American economy by a margin of only about 5 million votes.
That's as weak as federal math.
Maurice is editorial page editor of the Daily Mail. She may be reached at 348-4802 or by email at ha...@dailymail.com.


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Medical marijuana is turning out to be a windfall for Michigan state government.
A report says nearly $10 million in revenue was collected from applicants -- more than double the cost of running the program. The report covers the state's last budget year, which ended on Sept. 30.
A medical marijuana application costs $100. Caregivers who grow marijuana for people also pay a fee.
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In Michigan's southwestern corner, the number of registered marijuana users was up 56 percent in Cass County and 37 percent in Berrien County.
Voters in 2008 approved marijuana for some health problems.
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Dr. Christian Ketels is a member of the Harvard Business School faculty at Professor Michael E. Porter's Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness. He holds a PhD (Econ) from the London School of Economics and further degrees from the Kiel Institute for World Economics and Cologne University. He is President of TCI, a global network of professionals in the field of competitiveness, clusters, and innovation, Honorary Professor at the European Business School Oestrich-Winckel, and Senior Research Fellow at the Stockholm School of Economics. In 2009 he served as a Visiting Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore. Dr. Ketels has led cluster and competitiveness projects in many parts of the world, has written widely on economic policy issues, and is a frequent speaker on competitiveness and strategy in Europe, North America, and Asia.
Dr. Ketels is the chair of the academic advisory board of ORKESTRA The Basque Competitiveness Institute and currently serves on the advisory boards of The Baltic Development Forum, the Center for Strategy and Competitiveness at the Universidad de los Andes, the Center for Competitiveness at the University Fribourg, and is a special advisor to the Asia Competitiveness Institute. He is a member of the selection committee for the Spitzencluster-Initiative launched by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Germany), served on the European Commission's European Cluster Policy Group and 2011 RegioStars jury, and is currently part of its Mirror Group for the S3 Smart Specialization Platform.
Article | Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society |
Recent Research on Competitiveness and Clusters: What Are the Implications for Regional Policy?
Christian Ketels
Keywords: Competition; Industry Clusters; Policy;
Article | International Journal of Technological Learning, Innovation, and Development |
From Clusters to Cluster-Based Economic Development
Christian H.M. Ketels and Olga Memedovic
Keywords: Development Economics; Economy; Value; Business Strategy; Competition; Performance Productivity; Cost; Natural Environment; Policy; Business and Stakeholder Relations; Framework; Industry Clusters;
Article | Competitiveness Review |
Industrial Specialization and Regional Clusters in the Ten New EU Member States
Orjan Solvell, Christian H.M. Ketels and Goran Lindqvist
Keywords: Geographic Location; Policy; Employment; Industry Clusters; Industry Structures; European Union; United States;
Journal Article | Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade |
Industrial Policy in the United States
Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: Microeconomics; Entrepreneurship; Policy; Innovation and Invention; Supply and Industry; Business and Government Relations; United States;
Book Review | International Journal of Maritime History |
Review of Stig Tenold's Tankers in Trouble
Keywords: Experience and Expertise; Framework; Management Analysis, Tools, and Techniques; Crisis Management; Perspective; Demand and Consumers; Industry Clusters; Shipping Industry; Norway;
Article | Baltinfo |
The Baltic Sea Region: Prepared for the Next Stage?
Article | Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade |
Michael Porter's Competitiveness Framework--Recent Learnings and New Research Priorities
Keywords: Competition; Framework; Learning; Research;
Article | Long Range Planning |
Competitive Advantage and the Value Network Configuration: Making Decisions at a Swedish Life Insurance Company
Øystein D. Fjeldstad and Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: Competitive Advantage; Fluctuation; Networks; Management Analysis, Tools, and Techniques; Value; Quality; Decision Making; Market Transactions; Performance Effectiveness; Customers; Insurance Industry; Sweden;
Article | Baltic Rim Economies |
The Baltic Tigers: An End in Sight for the Growth Story?
Keywords: Growth and Development;
Journal Article | Revue parlementaire |
How to Evaluate Clusters
Article | Global Agenda |
Location, Location, Location
Keywords: Geographic Location;
Article | fDi Magazine |
All together now: Clusters and FDI attraction
Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment;
Journal Article | Norwegian Industry Association |
Med verden som marked: To syn på vad det betyr
Article | Frankfurter Allgemeine |
Strategy and Location: Part 1 and Part 2
Keywords: Geographic Location; Strategy;
Editorial | Financial Times |
Help Us Think About The Hard Questions - On Prof Ulrich Beck's 'September 11th: Globalisation's Chernobyl'
Keywords: Globalization; Society;
Article | Financial Times |
What Can Europe Learn from the US?
Christian H.M. Ketels and Geoffrey Owen
Keywords: United States; Europe;
Article | European Business Forum |
Why the European Context Matters
Keywords: Europe;
Journal Article | Orientierungen zur Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftspolitik |
Mit dem Reichtum umgehen - Norwegen sucht die Zukunft nach dem Öl (Managing a Windfall - Norway's Future beyond the Oil)
Großbritanniens Zweifel an der Europäischen Wirtschafts - und Währungsunion (The UK and Its Hesitance towards European Economic and Monetary Union)
Article | Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv |
Review of 'Financial Integration, Corporate Governance, and the Performance of Multinational Companies' by M. Fukao
Keywords: Finance; Integration; Corporate Governance; Performance; Business Ventures; Global Range;
Article | Orientierungen zur Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftspolitik |
Ist Freihandel mit Japan möglich? (Free Trade with Japan - even possible?)
Keywords: Trade; Japan;
Journal Article | Politische Meinung |
Zu Norbert Walter: Der Vertrag von Maastricht (To N. Walter: The Maastricht Treaty)
Chapter | Innovation, Global Change And Territorial Resilience | 2012
Assessing Country Competitiveness: The Case of Spain
Mercedes Delgado and Christian H.M. Ketels
Chapter | Competition, Competitive Advantage, and Clusters: The Ideas of Michael Porter | 2011
Clusters and Competitiveness: Porter's Contribution
Keywords: Development Economics; Framework; Policy; Industry Clusters; Practice; Competitive Advantage;
Chapter | Clusters i competitivitat: el cas de Catalunya (1993-2010) | 2010
Política de clústers: guia per a l'Estat del Debat (Cluster Policy: The State of the Debate)
Keywords: Cost vs Benefits; Policy; Body of Literature; Industry Clusters;
Chapter | The Handbook of Industrial Districts | 2009
Clusters and Industrial Districts - Common Roots, Different Perspectives
Michael E. Porter and Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: Industry Clusters; Local Range; Perspective;
Chapter | Transnational Cooperation for Prosperity in the Baltic Sea Region | 2009
The Global Competitive Position of the Baltic Sea Region
Keywords: Globalized Economies and Regions; Competition; Trade; Baltic Countries;
Chapter | Global Competitiveness Report 2008/2009 | 2008
Moving to a New Global Competitiveness Index
Michael E. Porter, Mercedes Delgado-Garcia, Christian H.M. Ketels and Scott Stern
Keywords: Globalization; Competitive Advantage; Mathematical Methods;
Chapter | Cluster in der kommunalen und regionalen Wirtschaftspolitik | 2008
Clusterentwicklung als Element lokaler und regionaler Wirtschaftsentwicklung - internationale Erfahrungen
Keywords: Development Economics; Developing Countries and Economies; Local Range;
Preface | Automotive Clustering in Europe | 2008
New Evidence on Cluster Organizations
Keywords: Industry Clusters;
Chapter | Foreign Direct Investments, Location and Competitiveness | 2007
Microeconomic Determinants of Location Competitiveness for MNEs
Keywords: Microeconomics; Geographic Location; Multinational Firms and Management; Growth and Development Strategy; Competition;
Chapter | Treibhäuser der Innovation | 2007
Was sind Cluster? Antworten aus der Wissenschaft
Chapter | Global Competitiveness Report 2006-2007 | 2006
The Microeconomic Foundations of Prosperity: Findings from the Business Competitiveness Index
Michael E. Porter, Christian H.M. Ketels and Mercedes Delgado-Garcia
Keywords: Microeconomics; Welfare or Wellbeing; Competitive Advantage; Globalized Economies and Regions;
Chapter | Improving Competitiveness | 2006
UK Competitiveness: Moving to the Next Stage
Keywords: Competition; Trade; United Kingdom;
Chapter | Nurturing the Sources of Growth in Tanzania -- Workshop Proceedings | 2006
Competitiveness in Developing Economies: The Role of Clusters and Cross-Cutting Policies
Keywords: Developing Countries and Economies; Framework; Globalization; Policy; Growth and Development; Industry Clusters; Competitive Strategy;
Chapter | Productive Partnerships: The Role of Employment Relations in Growing the UK Economy | 2006
UK Competitiveness-Old Labour Market Institutions, New Collaborative Roles
Keywords: Labor and Management Relations; Working Conditions; Cooperation; Competitive Advantage; United Kingdom;
Chapter | Digitale Fachbibliothek Innovationsmanagement | 2005
Cluster und Innovation
Keywords: Innovation and Invention;
Chapter | What's Next? Strategic Views on Foreign Direct Investment | 2005
Finding the Right Match
Chapter | Innovative City and Business Regions | 2004
European Clusters
Keywords: Industry Clusters; Europe;
Chapter | Encyclopedia of Community: From the Village to the Virtual World | 2003
Export-Led Development in Regional Economies
Keywords: Trade; Developing Countries and Economies;
Chapter | Encyclopedia of Modern Asia | 2002
Export-Led Development
Keywords: Development Economics; Trade;
Chapter | Future Directions of Innovation Policy in Europe: Proceedings of the Innovation Policy Workshop | 2002
The Impact of Globalisation
Keywords: Globalization;
Chapter | Consulting 2002 | 2002
Cooperative Customer Management: Is There Strategic Potential for a New Relationship between Retail and Industry?
Christian H.M. Ketels, Dirk Seifert and Alexander Kracklauer
Keywords: Customer Relationship Management; Cooperation; Supply Chain Management; Retail Industry; Manufacturing Industry;
Working Paper | 2013
Clusters and the New Growth Path for Europe
Christian Ketels and Sergiy Protsiv
Keywords: Technological Innovation; Competition; Industry Clusters; Globalization; Economic Growth; Europe;
Working Paper | 2012
The Determinants of National Competitiveness
Mercedes Delgado, Christian Ketels, Michael E. Porter and Scott Stern
Keywords: Country; Competition; Microeconomics; Macroeconomics;
Working Paper | 1994
Evaluating Trade Policies New Instruments: Theory and Policy of Voluntary Import Expansion (VIE)
Working Paper | 1993
Trade Between Structurally Different Economies: Institutional Thoughts on the Japanese Case
Supplement | HBS Case Collection | October 2013
Remaking Singapore
Michael E. Porter and Christian Ketels
Keywords: competitiveness; economc development; Strategy; Singapore;
Case | HBS Case Collection | July 2013 (Revised November 2013)
European Integration: Meeting the Competitiveness Challenge
Keywords: Integration; Globalized Economies and Regions; Competition; Development Economics; Global Range; Policy; Failure; European Union; Europe;
Case | HBS Case Collection | July 2013 (Revised September 2013)
New York City: Bloomberg's Strategy for Economic Development
Michael E. Porter, Christian H.M. Ketels and Jorge Ramirez-Vallejo
Keywords: History; Development Economics; Industry Clusters; Policy; Government Administration; Financial Crisis; Growth and Development Strategy;
Case | HBS Case Collection | June 2013 (Revised August 2013)
Estonia: From Transition to EU Membership
Michael E. Porter, Christian Ketels and Orjan Solvell
Keywords: Economy; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Policy; Government and Politics; Organizational Change and Adaptation; Strategy; Estonia;
Case | HBS Case Collection | January 2013 (Revised August 2013)
Vietnam: Sustaining the Growth of an Asian Tiger
Keywords: Conflict Management; Leadership; Policy; Transformation; Economic Growth; Developing Countries and Economies; Macroeconomics; Viet Nam;
Case | HBS Case Collection | January 2013
The Basque Country: Strategy for Economic Development
Michael E. Porter, Christian H.M. Ketels and Jesus M. Valdaliso
Keywords: History; Crime and Corruption; Industry Clusters; Competitive Strategy; Microeconomics; Developing Countries and Economies; Government and Politics; Basque Provinces; Spain;
Case | HBS Case Collection | June 2010 (Revised August 2013)
Michael E. Porter, Boon Siong Neo and Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: History; Development Economics; Industry Clusters; Competitive Advantage; Policy; Economic Growth; Microeconomics; Government and Politics; Macroeconomics; Singapore;
Case | HBS Case Collection | November 2007 (Revised August 2009)
Iceland: Small fish in a global pond
Keywords: Globalized Firms and Management; Competition; Macroeconomics; Iceland;
Case | HBS Case Collection | November 2007 (Revised January 2013)
Indonesia: Attracting Foreign Investment
Keywords: History; Situation or Environment; Competitive Strategy; Emerging Markets; Policy; Foreign Direct Investment; Business and Government Relations; Public Administration Industry; Indonesia;
Case | HBS Case Collection | February 2007 (Revised November 2007)
Latvia: Economic Strategy after EU Accession
Keywords: Developing Countries and Economies; Economic Growth; Policy; Business and Government Relations; European Union; Latvia;
Case | HBS Case Collection | August 2006 (Revised March 2007)
Cluster Mobilization in Mitteldeutschland
Jeffrey Fear and Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: Industry Clusters; Development Economics; Privatization; Chemicals; Foreign Direct Investment; Management Teams; Private Sector; Competitive Strategy; Brands and Branding; Market Participation; Chemical Industry; Germany;
Teaching Note | HBS Case Collection | March 2007
Latvia: Economic Strategy after EU Accession (TN)
Keywords: Multinational Firms and Management; Emerging Markets; Market Entry and Exit; Perspective; Opportunities; Retail Industry; Latvia; Russia; China; Germany; India;
Teaching Note | HBS Case Collection | August 2006
Cluster Mobilization in Mitteldeutschland (TN)
Keywords: Chemical Industry; Germany;
Other Presentation | 16 Jun 2004
European Competitiveness in 2004
Keywords: Economics; Growth and Development; Croatia;
Other Presentation | 15 Sep 2010
Microeconomic Aspects of Competitiveness:Lessons for Post-Crisis Growth Policies
Keywords: Economics; Growth and Development; Society; Latvia;
Report | 2012
Sweden's Position in the Global Economy
Keywords: Economy; Financial Crisis; Government and Politics; Policy; Globalization; Competitive Advantage; Sweden;
Report | 2011
State of the Region Report 2011: The Top of Europe's Quest for Resilience--A Competitive Region Facing a Fragile Global Economy
Keywords: Financial Crisis; Entrepreneurship; Globalized Economies and Regions; Policy; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Cooperation; Baltic Countries;
Nordic Globalization Barometer 2011
Keywords: Economic Growth; Financial Crisis; Macroeconomics; Trade; Globalized Economies and Regions; Policy; Competitive Strategy; Scandinavia;
Report | 2010
Vietnam Competitiveness Report 2010
Christian H.M. Ketels, Nguyen Dinh Cung, Nguyen Thi Tue Anh and Do Hong Hanh
Keywords: Economic Growth; Trade; Governing Rules, Regulations, and Reforms; Policy; Labor; Industry Clusters; Performance Capacity; Performance Productivity; Competitive Strategy;
State of the Region Report 2010: The Top of Europe Recovering—Regional Lessons from a Global Crisis
Keywords: Trends; Economic Growth; Financial Crisis; Policy; Performance Effectiveness; Competitive Strategy; Cooperation; Baltic Countries;
Nordic Globalization Barometer 2010
Keywords: Globalization; Competition; Research and Development; Policy; Financial Crisis; Denmark; Finland; Iceland; Norway; China;
Other Unpublished Work | 2010
Spitzencluster in der globalen Innovationslandschaft
Keywords: Globalized Markets and Industries; Collaborative Innovation and Invention; Independent Innovation and Invention; Competitive Strategy;
Other Unpublished Work | 2009
Singapore Competitiveness Report
Christian H.M. Ketels, Ashish Lall and Boon Siong Neo
The 2009 Singapore Competitiveness Report, the first in this new series of regular assessments by the Asia Competitiveness Institute (ACI) at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, provides data and analysis to inform the discussions on the impact of the crisis on the medium- to long-term development of Singaporean competitiveness.
Singapore has become an internationally respected model for a country that is willing to continuously review its position, and has taken decisive action where needed. This Report is written in this context, hoping to provide Singaporean policy makers with our analysis and perspective of the key issues and some possible options to consider. This is the first Singapore Competitiveness Report produced by the Asia Competitiveness Institute, and we intend to continue to use subsequent reports to highlight our analysis and perspective of the competitiveness issues facing Singapore in the medium term.
The Report uses multiple sources of data to assess Singapore's competitiveness in this broad framework. It focuses on integrating and analysing this data in an integrated fashion, while adding additional primary data only in selected areas where gaps exist. The ambition is to present the best possible analysis given the data available, rather than conducting extensive primary research as part of this Report.
The data is organized in a number of key categories that provide different perspectives on Singapore's competitiveness position:
The second group of indicators looks at economic outcomes that are signs of and contributors to competitiveness but may not be the ultimate goals of economic policy. This includes measures of foreign and domestic investment, international trade, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
The third group of indicators then tracks Singapore's position on the broad range of macro- and microeconomic competitiveness factors that ultimately explain the medium-term trends on the economic outcomes previously discussed. The indicators covered range from assessments of governance quality, the provision of primary public services, and the solidity of public finances to the sophistication of companies, the dynamism of clusters, the quality of physical infrastructure, the intensity of local competition, and many more.
Keywords: Economic Growth; Financial Crisis; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Policy; Competitive Strategy; Singapore;
Report | 2009
State of the Region Report 2009: Boosting the Top of Europe
Keywords: Economic Growth; Financial Crisis; Macroeconomics; Competitive Strategy; Cooperation; Baltic Countries; European Union;
Clusters and Dubai's Competitiveness
Keywords: Economy; Industry Clusters; Performance Evaluation; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Construction Industry; Financial Services Industry; Tourism Industry; Transportation Industry; Dubai;
Clusters, Cluster Policy, and Swedish Competitiveness
Keywords: Policy; Knowledge Use and Leverage; Industry Clusters; Business and Government Relations; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Sweden;
Nordic Globalization Barometer 2009: Global Pressure—Nordic Solutions?
Keywords: Economic Slowdown and Stagnation; Financial Crisis; Financial Markets; Globalized Economies and Regions; Competitive Strategy; Scandinavia;
Report | 2008
State of the Region Report 2008: Sustaining Growth at the Top of Europe
Keywords: International Relations; Performance Evaluation; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Cooperation; Baltic Countries; European Union;
Article | Supercluster: Ideas, Perspectives, and Trends Shaping the Global Impact of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Industry |
Perspectives: Massachusetts Life Sciences—Locally Linked, Globally Connected
Nordic Globalization Barometer 2008
Keywords: Economic Growth; Globalized Economies and Regions; Competitive Strategy; Scandinavia;
Report | 2007
Competitiveness at the Crossroads: Choosing the Future Direction of the Russian Economy
Keywords: Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Globalized Economies and Regions; Policy; Business and Government Relations; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Russia;
State of the Region Report 2007: Doing Business at the Top of Europe
Keywords: Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Globalized Economies and Regions; Performance Effectiveness; Competitive Strategy; Competitive Advantage; Cooperation; Baltic Countries;
Other Unpublished Work | 2007
Norway's Role in the Global Economy of the 21st Century—Key Policy Issues: Prepared for the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Keywords: Economics; Globalization; Policy; Norway;
The Role of Clusters in the Chemical Industry
Keywords: Trade; Governing Rules, Regulations, and Reforms; Industry Clusters; Business and Government Relations; Competitive Strategy; Chemical Industry; Asia; Europe; Middle East;
Report | 2006
State of the Region Report 2006: The Top of Europe in Global Competition
Christian H.M. Ketels and Örjan Sölvell
Keywords: Globalized Economies and Regions; Competition; Europe;
Clusters in the EU-10 New Member Countries
Keywords: Industry Clusters; European Union;
Cluster Initiatives in Developing and Transition Economies
Christian H.M. Ketels, Göran Lindqvist and Örjan Sölvell
Keywords: Industry Clusters; Developing Countries and Economies;
Report | 2005
State of the Region Report 2005: Competitiveness and Collaboration in the Baltic Sea Region
Keywords: Competitive Strategy; Government and Politics; Baltic Countries;
Other Unpublished Work | 2005
Competitiveness Assessment of Stockholm and the Mälardalen-Region
Keywords: Sweden;
Industrial Policy outside the European Union: United States and Japan
Keywords: Government and Politics; Policy; United States; Japan;
Report | 2004
State of the Region Report 2004: Competitiveness in the Baltic Sea Region
Other Unpublished Work | 2004
Mobilizing the Potential of German Science
Keywords: Science; Innovation and Invention; Government and Politics; Germany;
Other Unpublished Work | 2003
The Development of the Cluster Concept—Present Experiences and Recent Developments
Keywords: Growth and Development Strategy; Industry Clusters; Development Economics; Performance; Framework; Knowledge Sharing; Policy;
The Cluster Initiative Greenbook
Örjan Sölvell, Göran Lindqvist and Christian H.M. Ketels
Keywords: Macroeconomics; Policy; Investment; Industry Clusters; Innovation and Invention; Developing Countries and Economies; Transition; Partners and Partnerships; Science;
Report | 2003
Keywords: Competition; Economics; Performance Productivity; Management Analysis, Tools, and Techniques; Research and Development; Competency and Skills; Investment; Assets; Corporate Strategy; Policy; Management; Knowledge Use and Leverage; United Kingdom; United States;
Dissertation | 1999
International Competition and the Efficiency of Firms
Keywords: Competition; Globalized Firms and Management; Performance Efficiency;
Mimeo | 1997
International Competition and the Efficient Choice of Technology
Keywords: Competition; Globalized Firms and Management; Decision Choices and Conditions; Technology;


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