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Abdominal aortic aneurysms: an autoimmune disease? Trends in Molecular Medicine, Volume 14, Issue 12, 1 December 2008, Pages 522-529 Vamshi P. Jagadesham, D. Julian A. Scott and Simon R. Carding Abstract Abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs) are a multifactorial degenerative vascular disorder. One of the defining features of the pathophysiology of aneurysmal disease is inflammation. Recent developments in vascular and molecular cell biology have increased our knowledge on the role of the adaptive and innate immune systems in the initiation and propagation of the inflammatory response in aortic tissue. AAAs share many features of autoimmune disease, including genetic predisposition, organ specificity and chronic inflammation. Here, this evidence is used to propose that the chronic inflammation observed in AAAs is a consequence of a dysregulated autoimmune response against autologous components of the aortic wall that persists inappropriately. Identification of the molecular and cellular targets involved in AAA formation will allow the development of therapeutic agents for the treatment of AAA. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (468 kb) |
Rare Copy Number Variants Disrupt Genes Regulating Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell Adhesion and Contractility in Sporadic Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms and Dissections The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 87, Issue 6, 10 December 2010, Pages 743-756 Siddharth K. Prakash, Scott A. LeMaire, Dong-Chuan Guo, Ludivine Russell, Ellen S. Regalado, Hossein Golabbakhsh, Ralph J. Johnson, Hazim J. Safi, Anthony L. Estrera, Joseph S. Coselli, Molly S. Bray, Suzanne M. Leal, Dianna M. Milewicz and John W. Belmont Abstract Thoracic aortic aneurysms and dissections (TAAD) cause significant morbidity and mortality, but the genetic origins of TAAD remain largely unknown. In a genome-wide analysis of 418 sporadic TAAD cases, we identified 47 copy number variant (CNV) regions that were enriched in or unique to TAAD patients compared to population controls. Gene ontology, expression profiling, and network analysis showed that genes within TAAD CNVs regulate smooth muscle cell adhesion or contractility and interact with the smooth muscle-specific isoforms of α-actin and β-myosin, which are known to cause familial TAAD when altered. Enrichment of these gene functions in rare CNVs was replicated in independent cohorts with sporadic TAAD (STAAD, n = 387) and inherited TAAD (FTAAD, n = 88). The overall prevalence of rare CNVs (23%) was significantly increased in FTAAD compared with STAAD patients (Fisher's exact test, p = 0.03). Our findings suggest that rare CNVs disrupting smooth muscle adhesion or contraction contribute to both sporadic and familial disease. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (752 kb) |
Mapping a Mendelian Form of Intracranial Aneurysm to 1p34.3-p36.13 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 76, Issue 1, 1 January 2005, Pages 172-179 Brian V. Nahed, Askin Seker, Bulent Guclu, Ali K. Ozturk, Karin Finberg, Abigail A. Hawkins, Michael L. DiLuna, Matthew State, Richard P. Lifton and Murat Gunel Abstract The identification of pathways that underlie common disease has been greatly impacted by the study of rare families that segregate single genes with large effect. Intracranial aneurysm is a common neurological problem; the rupture of these aneurysms constitutes a frequently catastrophic neurologic event. The pathogenesis of these aneurysms is largely unknown, although genetic and environmental factors are believed to play a role. Previous genomewide studies in affected relative pairs have suggested linkage to several loci, but underlying genes have not been identified. We have identified a large kindred that segregates nonsyndromic intracranial aneurysm as a dominant trait with high penetrance. Genomewide analysis of linkage was performed using a two-stage approach: an analysis of ∼10,000 single-nucleotide polymorphisms in the 6 living affected subjects, followed by the genotyping of simple tandem repeats across resulting candidate intervals in all 23 kindred members. Analysis revealed significant linkage to a single locus, with a LOD score of 4.2 at 1p34.3-p36.13 under a dominant model with high penetrance. These findings identify a Mendelian form of intracranial aneurysm and map the location of the underlying disease locus. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1071 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 89, Issue 5, 619-627, 03 November 2011
Matthew J. Bown1, , , Gregory T. Jones2, Seamus C. Harrison3, Benjamin J. Wright1, Suzannah Bumpstead4, Annette F. Baas5, Solveig Gretarsdottir6, Stephen A. Badger7, Declan T. Bradley7, Kevin Burnand8, Anne H. Child9, Rachel E. Clough8, Gillian Cockerill9, Hany Hafez10, D. Julian A. Scott11, Simon Futers11, Anne Johnson11, Soroush Sohrabi11, Alberto Smith8, Matthew M. Thompson9, Frank M. van Bockxmeer12, Matthew Waltham8, Stefan E. Matthiasson13, Gudmar Thorleifsson6, Unnur Thorsteinsdottir6, Jan D. Blankensteijn14, Joep A.W. Teijink15, Cisca Wijmenga16, Jacqueline de Graaf17, Lambertus A. Kiemeney17, Themistocles L. Assimes18, Ruth McPherson19, CARDIoGRAM Consortium26, Global BPgen Consortium26, DIAGRAM Consortium26, VRCNZ Consortium26, Lasse Folkersen20, Anders Franco-Cereceda20, Jutta Palmen3, Andrew J. Smith3, Nicolas Sylvius1, John B. Wild1, Mette Refstrup21, Sarah Edkins4, Rhian Gwilliam4, Sarah E. Hunt4, Simon Potter4, Jes S. Lindholt22, Ruth Frikke-Schmidt21, Anne Tybjærg-Hansen21, Anne E. Hughes7, Jonathan Golledge23, Paul E. Norman12, Andre van Rij2, Janet T. Powell24, Per Eriksson20, Kari Stefansson6, John R. Thompson25, Steve E. Humphries3, Robert D. Sayers1, Panos Deloukas4 and Nilesh J. Samani1
1 Department of Cardiovascular Sciences, University of Leicester, Leicester LE2 7LX, UK
2 Department of Anatomy, University of Otago, Dunedin 9054, New Zealand
3 Cardiovascular Medicine, University College London, London WC1E 6JF, UK
4 Genetics of Complex Traits in Humans Group, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge CB10 1SA, UK
5 Medical Genetics Research Section, University Medical Center Utrecht, 3584 CG Utrecht, The Netherlands
6 deCODE Genetics and University of Iceland Faculty of Medicine, IS-101 Reykjavik, Iceland
7 School of Medicine, Queens University, Belfast BT7 1NN, UK
8 Department of Vascular Surgery, King's College London, London WC2R 2LS, UK
9 Department of Vascular Surgery, St George's University of London, London SW17 0RE, UK
10 Department of Vascular Surgery, St Richard's Hospital, Chichester PO19 6SE, UK
11 Leeds Institute of Genetics, Health and Technology, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK
12 Department of Surgery, University of Western Australia, Crawley WA6009, Australia
13 Laekning Medical Clinics, IS-108 Reykjavik, Iceland
14 Department of Vascular Surgery Vrije Universiteit Medical Center, 1007 MB Amsterdam, The Netherlands
15 Department of Vascular Surgery, Catharina Hospital, 5623 EJ Eindhoven, The Netherlands
16 Department of Genetics, University Medical Centre Groningen, 9700 RB Groningen, The Netherlands
17 Department of Internal Medicine, Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, 6500 HB Nijmegen, The Netherlands
18 Cardiovascular Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305-5101, USA
19 Division of Cardiology, University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa K1Y 4W7, Canada
20 Cardiovascular Medicine, Karolinska Institute, SE-171 77 Stockholm, Sweden
21 Department of Clinical Biochemistry, Copenhagen University Hospital, DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmark
22 Department of Vascular Surgery, Viborg Hospital, 8800 Viborg, Denmark
23 Vascular Biology Unit, James Cook University, Townsville QLD 4811, Australia
24 Department of Surgery and Cancer, Imperial College London, London SW7 2AZ, UK
25 Department of Health Sciences, University of Leicester, Leicester LE2 7LX, UK
Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a common cause of morbidity and mortality and has a significant heritability. We carried out a genome-wide association discovery study of 1866 patients with AAA and 5435 controls and replication of promising signals (lead SNP with a p value < 1 × 10−5) in 2871 additional cases and 32,687 controls and performed further follow-up in 1491 AAA and 11,060 controls. In the discovery study, nine loci demonstrated association with AAA (p < 1 × 10−5). In the replication sample, the lead SNP at one of these loci, rs1466535, located within intron 1 of low-density-lipoprotein receptor-related protein 1 (LRP1) demonstrated significant association (p = 0.0042). We confirmed the association of rs1466535 and AAA in our follow-up study (p = 0.035). In a combined analysis (6228 AAA and 49182 controls), rs1466535 had a consistent effect size and direction in all sample sets (combined p = 4.52 × 10−10, odds ratio 1.15 [1.10–1.21]). No associations were seen for either rs1466535 or the 12q13.3 locus in independent association studies of coronary artery disease, blood pressure, diabetes, or hyperlipidaemia, suggesting that this locus is specific to AAA. Gene-expression studies demonstrated a trend toward increased LRP1 expression for the rs1466535 CC genotype in arterial tissues; there was a significant (p = 0.029) 1.19-fold (1.04–1.36) increase in LRP1 expression in CC homozygotes compared to TT homozygotes in aortic adventitia. Functional studies demonstrated that rs1466535 might alter a SREBP-1 binding site and influence enhancer activity at the locus. In conclusion, this study has identified a biologically plausible genetic variant associated specifically with AAA, and we suggest that this variant has a possible functional role in LRP1 expression.


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Concordia University Granville will hold a meeting with the parent of the child and discuss what they can do and when they can't supply the services they are great at helping me /us to identify what our options are.
Concordia University Granville has been a blessing to our family. The teachers are always calling to check on their students. My son got a called over Christmas break from his teacher! As a parent I am blessed that my son has a teacher that lets me know she cares about my child. Thanks for having amazing teachers at Concordia Granville. Love you all!
Concordia University Granville has made a lot of changes in the past year! The staff has made a lot of bonds with the students and parents. Our students this year take a lot of ownership in the school. The student council group likes to work with the younger students and help them become solution minded. The principal is working hard to meet the needs of all of her students with the help from her staff.
Concordia University School is a very positive school, not only concerned with the students grades but the student as a person. (faith, grades, well being) Concordia University School has an outstanding team of teachers who aren't here for a job but are here to make sure the students are successful. With extra help from teacher five nights a week and Saturday school if needed, Concordia is making sure no child falls between the cracks.Concorida University School has outstanding parent /family events at least two times a month, so that the Student can see that the parents and teachers are both concerned about the student and showing the student that his/her parent and teacher can come together in a fun atmosphere. Concordia University School a safe, Christian schoo which focuses on educational success, leadership development and spiritual growth continues to transforming students everyday.
"Success is the only option"- at Concordia we prepare your child for college using practices deeply rooted in Common Core State Standards. Your child will also be submersed in a Christ-centered school environment where he/she is able to embark on his/her own journey of faith.
I love Concordia university School. My son has been going since k4, he will be going to 2nd grade. My son has really approved his grades as well as his behavior. I am grateful, to have wonderful teachers that love their career.
Great school great teachers nice location great principal students well behaved since my son has been enrolled he has become a hard worker great listener all around model student
My children have attended this school for over 8 years. The environment is warm and welcoming and the teachers and students operate as a family. The communication amongst the teachers and parents is open and encouraged. The cirriculum challenges students to work harder. I think this a great choice for a school.
I am a parent voluteer and I see great things happening everyday and the staff works hard with the kids.
Hands down Concordia University School is one of the best schools in Milwaukee. My children first came when they were in K4 and K5. I fell in love with the teachers and the school as a whole. Their christian values and beliefs helped shaped my children spiritually. Their high academic standards has also helped shape my children academically. The beginning of this school year, I moved my children to another school for connivence. BIG MISTAKE. They were not being challenged so I hurried up and brought them back. I can honestly say that each teacher is dedicated to teaching. Come August 2013 my children will be in 3rd and 4th grade. I thank God for schools like Concordia University School and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a school that wants what's best for our children!
Concordia is a great Christian school that is dedicated to teaching children about the importance of being their best in school and also in their everyday Christian walk. The principal is awesome and she truly cares about the students. She treats each child as she would treat her own, and she also expects greatness from each student. I would strongly recommend this school to anyone one because I love that teaching about Jesus is part of the curriculum. I love the overall curriculum. The only thing I don't like is the turnover. Teachers don't usually stay for a long period of time and students have to get use to new faces coming into the school, but the teachers are usually excellent. I haven't had any issues with any new teachers who have joined the school. My son is only in 1st grade but I can see him attending this school through his 8th grade year.
This is a very good school. I Have 3 children that have attended since k4 I am very pleased with this school.
Concordia is a great school because the teachers keep the parents informed re: the childs school work.
As a parent, I love Concordia University School for my child, The school has structure, good quality staff and most important the class and homework has substance. I only wish the school was year around.
This year has brought along quite a few changes at CUS. But I think the changes have been for the better. The principal stepped down which I feel was Best for the school. They've brought in a couple of staff members from one of the Top performing private schools in Milwaukee. Homework comes home nightly. So I am able to see what my children are learning. The curriculum is actually challenging the students'...Ex. Building Critical Thinking, Problem Solving skills and basic skills. When I've had to speak with a teacher about schoolwork. They were easily reached by phone or email and responded promptly. Keep up the good work! I think the school is going in a great direction.
My child's first year at this school was actually great. His 4TH grade teacher Mrs S not only helped him stay on track but she pushed him to do work at another level. I thinks shes a excellent teacher. This school doesn't give much homework,but where she saw my son needed improvement she sent packets home to help him. Also knowing that some parents haven't been in school in a while,she sent home packets for the parents to understand the work to. With teacher,parent,and child working together anything is possible. Hope next years goes well.
I agree with the parent who stated it's hard to tell what the children know or are learning in class. The middle school does not have textbooks. Students don't get homework on a regular basis. One middle school teacher is very unprofessional in conduct and dress. Issues and concerns are not addressed by the principal because she is friends with this particular staff member. It is clear to all who is actually running the school (not the principal) Parents have no voice when it comes to concerns.
School lacks leadership. It needs diversity training.Principal referred to children as acting, 'from the hood.'
I think that this school has great potential. Its very disciplinary so the good kids seem to suffer with the bad. The curriculum is good but the children dont get homework and its hard to tell what they know or are learning in class. The staff is friendly and very welcoming.
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1995, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 437-489 Long-Run Exchange Rate Modeling: A Survey of the Recent Evidence
by Ronald Macdonald - 490-516 Foreign Exchange Hedging and the Interest Rate Defense
by Peter M. Garber & Michael G. Spencer - 517-551 Economic Effects and Structural Determinants of Capital Controls
by Vittorio Grilli & Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti - 552-576 Consumption, Income, and International Capital Market Integration
by Tamim Bayoumi & Ronald Macdonald - 577-607 "Human Capital Flight": Impact of Migration on Income and Growth
by Nadeem U. Haque & Se-Jik Kim - 608-641 Paradise Lost? Growth, Convergence, and Migration in the South Pacific
by Paul Cashin & Norman Loayza - 642-669 Disequilibrium in the Labor Market in South Africa
by Bankim Chadha - 670-700 Bank Lending Rates and Financial Structure in Italy: A Case Study
by Carlo Cottarelli & Giovanni Ferri & Andrea Generale - 701-702 IMF Working Papers
by � - 703-703 IMF Papers on Policy Analysis and Assessment
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1995, Volume 42, Issue 2
- 237-269 Government Spending, Taxes, and Economic Growth
by Paul Cashin - 270-289 The Main Determinants of Inflation in Nigeria
by Gary G. Moser - 290-312 Devaluation, Relative Prices, and International Trade: Evidence from Developing Countries
by Carmen M. Reinhart - 313-343 Emerging Equity Markets in Middle Eastern Countries
by Mohamed A. El-Erian & Manmohan S. Kumar - 344-374 Asymmetric Effects of Economic Activity on Inflation: Evidence and Policy Implications
by Douglas Laxton & Guy Meredith & David Rose - 375-397 Household Saving in France: Stochastic Income and Financial Deregulation
by Jonathan D. Ostry & Joaquim Levy - 398-410 Demographic Dynamics and the Empirics of Economic Growth
by Michael Sarel - 411-430 The Equity Impact of the Value-Added Tax in Bangladesh
by Shahabuddin M. Hossain
1995, Volume 42, Issue 1
- 1-31 The Political Economy of Budget Deficits
by Alberto Alesina & Roberto Perotti - 32-48 Restraining Yourself: The Implications of Fiscal Rules for Economic Stabilization
by Tamim Bayoumi & Barry Eichengreen - 49-79 External Shocks, the Real Exchange Rate, and Tax Policy
by Stephen Tokarick - 80-107 Long-Run Determinants of the Real Exchange Rate: A Stock-Flow Perspective
by Hamid Faruqee - 108-133 Relative Prices and Economic Adjustment in the United States and the European Union: A Real Story about EMU
by Tamim Bayoumi & Alun Thomas - 134-157 Determining the Value of a Financial Unit of Account Based on Composite Currencies: The Case of the Private ECU
by David Folkerts-Landau & Peter M. Garber - 158-183 Supply-Side Effects of Disinflation Programs
by Jorge E. Roldós - 184-201 Establishing Monetary Control in Financial Systems with Insolvent Institutions
by Donald J. Mathieson & Richard D. Haas - 202-224 Use of Central Bank Credit Auctions in Economies in Transition
by Matthew I. Saal & Lorena M. Zamalloa & Martin I. Saal
1994, Volume 41, Issue 4
- 537-554 A Formal Model of Optimum Currency Areas
by Tamim Bayoumi - 555-586 Trade Reforms of Uncertain Duration and Real Uncertainty: A First Approximation
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Enrique G. Mendoza - 587-623 Financial Structure, Bank Lending Rates, and the Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy
by Carlo Cottarelli & Angeliki Kourelis - 624-642 Do Labor Market Rigidities Fulfill Distributive Objectives?: Searching for the Virtues of the European Model
by Gilles Saint-Paul - 643-674 Framework for the Analysis of Pension and Unemployment Benefit Reform in Poland
by William Perraudin & Thierry Pujol - 675-683 The Trade and Welfare Consequences of U.S. Export-Enhancing Tax Provisions
by Donald J. Rousslang & Stephen P. Tokarick
1994, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 383-410 Payments System Reforms and Monetary Policy in Emerging Market Economies in Central and Eastern Europe
by Tomás J. T. Baliño & Juhi Dhawan & V. Sundararajan - 411-434 Shortages under Free Prices: The Case of Ukraine in 1992
by Alexander Sundakov & Rolando Ossowski & Timothy D. Lane - 435-459 Realignment Expectations, Forward Rate Bias, and Intervention in an Optimizing Model of Exchange Rate Adjustment
by Peter Isard - 460-487 The "Hard" SDR: An Exploratory Analysis
by Subhash Thakur - 488-501 Long Memory Processes and Chronic Inflation: Detecting Homogeneous Components in a Linear Rational Expectations Model
by Fabio Scacciavillani - 502-516 Budget Deficits and the Public Debt in Sweden: The Case for Fiscal Consolidation
by Desmond Lachman - 517-525 The Use of Financial Spreads as Indicator Variables: Evidence for the United Kingdom and Germany
by E. P. Davis & S. G. B. Henry - 526-532 Drift in Producer Price Indices for the Former Soviet Union Countries
by François I. Lequiller & Kimberly D. Zieschang
1994, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 175-213 Commodity Prices: Cyclical Weakness or Secular Decline?
by Carmen M. Reinhart & Peter Wickham - 214-235 Export Instability and the External Balance in Developing Countries
by Atish R. Ghosh & Jonathan D. Ostry - 236-261 The Macroeconomic Determinants of Commodity Prices
by Eduardo Borensztein & Carmen M. Reinhart - 262-285 Expected Devaluation and Economic Fundamentals
by Alun H. Thomas - 286-313 Comparative Advantage, Exchange Rates, and Sectoral Trade Balances of Major Industrial Countries
by Stephen S. Golub - 314-349 Money Demand, Bank Credit, and Economic Performance in Former Socialist Economies
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Manmohan S. Kumar - 350-366 Testing the Credibility of Belgium's Exchange Rate Policy
by Ioannis Halikias - 367-379 The Structural Crisis in the Swedish Economy: Role of Labor Markets
by Ramana Ramaswamy
1994, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 1-29 Openness, Human Development, and Fiscal Policies: Effects on Economic Growth and Speed of Adjustment
by Delano Villanueva - 30-54 Collection Lags and the Optimal Inflation Tax: A Reconsideration
by Alex Mourmouras & José A. Tijerina - 55-75 The Parallel Market Premium: Is It a Reliable Indicator of Real Exchange Rate Misalignment in Developing Countries?
by Peter J. Montiel & Jonathan D. Ostry - 76-122 Exchange Rate Strategies and Fiscal Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa
by Karim Nashashibi & Stefania Bazzoni - 123-148 The Stabilizing Effect of the ERM on Exchange Rates and Interest Rates: Some Nonparametric Tests
by Michael J. Artis & Mark P. Taylor - 149-162 The Use of Foreign Exchange Swaps by Central Banks
by Catharina J. Hooyman - 163-170 Unification of Foreign Exchange Markets: A Comment on Agénor and Flood
by Ching-Chong Lai & Wen-Ya Chang - 171-172 Unification of Foreign Exchange Markets: A Rejoinder to Lai and Chang
by Pierre-Richard Agénor & Robert P. Flood
1993, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 711-743 Skill Levels and the Cyclical Variability of Employment, Hours, and Wages
by Michael Keane & Eswar Prasad - 744-780 Economic Restructuring, Unemployment, and Growth in a Transition Economy
by Bankim Chadha & Fabrizio Coricelli & Kornélia Krajnyák - 781-806 The Yield Curve and Real Activity
by Zuliu Hu - 807-828 A Primer on Tax Evasion
by Vito Tanzi & Parthasarathi Shome - 829-851 Real Exchange Rate Targeting under Imperfect Asset Substitutability
by J. Saul Lizondo - 852-864 Foreign Exchange Markets in Russia: Understanding the Reforms
by Linda S. Goldberg - 865-867 Formulating a Policy Response: Comment on Calvo, Leiderman, and Reinhart
by P. Nicholas Snowden - 868-870 Formulating a Policy Response: Reply to Snowden
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Leonardo Leiderman & Carmen M. Reinhart - 871-875 Output Fluctuations and Monetary Shocks in Colombia: Comment on Reinhart and Reinhart
by Maria E. GarcÃa - 876-877 Output Fluctuations and Monetary Shocks in Colombia: Reply to GarcÃa
by Carmen M. Reinhart & Vincent R. Reinhart
1993, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 485-511 Auctions: Theory and Applications
by Robert A. Feldman & Rajnish Mehra - 512-541 Testing the Neoclassical Theory of Economic Growth: A Panel Data Approach
by Malcolm Knight & Norman Loayza & Delano Villanueva - 542-566 Capital and Trade as Engines of Growth in France: An Application of Johansen's Cointegration Methodology
by David T. Coe & Reza Moghadam - 567-583 French-German Interest Rate Differentials and Time-Varying Realignment Risk
by Francesco Caramazza - 584-621 Stabilization Programs and External Enforcement: Experience from the 1920s
by Julio A. Santaella - 622-637 Risk Taking and Optimal Taxation in the Presence of Nontradable Human Capital
by Zuliu Hu - 638-662 Cash-Flow Tax
by Parthasarathi Shome & Christian Schutte - 663-679 Portfolio Performance of the SDR and Reserve Currencies: Tests Using the ARCH Methodology
by Michael G. Papaioannou & Tugrul Temel - 680-696 Interenterprise Arrears in Transforming Economies: The Case of Romania
by Eric V. Clifton & Mohsin S. Khan - 697-707 The Budget Deficit in Transition: A Cautionary Note
by Vito Tanzi
1993, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 237-265 Wage and Public Debt Indexation
by Pablo E. Guidotti - 266-298 Interpreting the Cyclical Behavior of Prices
by Bankim Chadha & Eswar Prasad - 299-328 International Trade, Distortions, and Long-Run Economic Growth
by Jong-Wha Lee - 329-368 Optimal and Sustainable Exchange Rate Regimes: A Two-Country Game-Theoretic Approach
by Masahiro Kawai - 369-394 A Monetary Model of a Shortage Economy
by Shoukang Lin - 395-413 Endogenous Creditor Seniority and External Debt Values
by Michael Dooley & Mark R. Stone - 414-426 Money and Credit Under Currency Substitution
by Carlos Alfredo RodrÃguez - 427-450 Asymmetry in the ERM: A Case Study of French and German Interest Rates Before and After German Unification
by Edward H. Gardner & William R. M. Perraudin - 451-470 The Operation of the Estonian Currency Board
by Adam G. G. Bennett - 471-480 Fiscal Adjustment in Pakistan: Some Simulation Results
by Nadeem U. Haque & Peter J. Montiel
1993, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-31 An Empirical Analysis of the Output Declines in Three Eastern European Countries
by Eduardo Borensztein & Dimitri G. Demekas & Jonathan D. Ostry - 32-52 Output Collapse in Eastern Europe: The Role of Credit
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Fabrizio Coricelli - 53-88 Market Discipline
by Timothy D. Lane - 89-107 The Monetary Approach to the Exchange Rate: Rational Expectations, Long-Run Equilibrium, and Forecasting
by Ronald Macdonald & Mark P. Taylor - 108-151 Capital Inflows and Real Exchange Rate Appreciation in Latin America: The Role of External Factors
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Leonardo Leiderman & Carmen M. Reinhart - 152-177 Mineral Taxation, Market Failure, and the Environment
by Timothy R. Muzondo - 178-201 Contracts, Credibility, and Common Knowledge: Their Influence on Inflation Convergence
by Marcus Miller & Alan Sutherland - 202-216 Independent Currency Authorities: An Analytic Primer
by Kent Osband & Delano Villanueva - 217-225 Tax Farming: A Radical Solution for Developing Country Tax Problems?
by Peter Stella - 226-232 A Note on Burden Sharing among Creditors
by Michael Dooley & Richard D. Haas & Steven Symansky
1992, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 741-777 Stabilization and Reform in Eastern Europe: A Preliminary Evaluation
by Michael Bruno - 778-800 Bank Insolvency and Stabilization in Eastern Europe
by Daniel C. Hardy & Ashok Kumar Lahiri - 801-824 Does Sequencing of Privatization Matter in Reforming Planned Economies?
by Aasim M. Husain & Ratna Sahay - 825-854 Household Demand for Money in Poland: Theory and Evidence
by Timothy D. Lane - 855-889 The Effects of Macroeconomic Shocks in a Basic Equilibrium Framework
by Enrique G. Mendoza - 890-922 Exchange Rate Flexibility, Volatility, and Domestic and Foreign Direct Investment
by Joshua Aizenman - 923-947 Unification of Foreign Exchange Markets
by Pierre-Richard Agénor & Robert P. Flood - 948-956 Assessing Eastern Europe's Capital Needs
by Anthony Boote - 957-966 Theory and Policy: A Comment on Dixit and on Current Tax Theory
by Vito Tanzi - 967-970 Theory and Policy: Reply to Tanzi
by Avinash Dixit
1992, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 465-494 Market Liberalization Policies in a Reforming Socialist Economy
by Elias Dinopoulos & Timothy D. Lane - 495-517 Private Saving and Terms of Trade Shocks: Evidence from Developing Countries
by Jonathan D. Ostry & Carmen M. Reinhart - 518-544 Dollarization in Latin America: Gresham's Law in Reverse?
by Pablo E. Guidotti & Carlos A. Rodriguez - 545-571 Testing for Credibility Effects
by Pierre-Richard Agénor & Mark P. Taylor - 572-595 Increasing Export Diversification in Commodity Exporting Countries: A Theoretical Analysis
by A. Derosa - 596-625 The Information Content of Prices in Derivative Security Markets
by Louis O. Scott - 626-695 Stopping High Inflation: An Analytical Overview
by Carlos A. Végh - 696-705 The Causes of Real Exchange Rate Variability: A Heretic View from the Interwar Period
by Anne-Marie Gulde & Holger C. Wolf - 706-717 Dynamic Capital Mobility in Pacific Basin Developing Countries: Estimation and Policy Implications
by Hamid Faruqee - 718-729 The Demand for Money in Europe: Comment on Kremers and Lane
by David Barr - 730-737 The Demand for Money in Europe: Reply to Barr
by Jeroen J. M. Kremers & Timothy D. Lane
1992, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 211-255 Key Questions in Considering a Value-Added Tax for Central and Eastern European Countries
by Sijbren Cnossen - 256-286 Forced Saving and Repressed Inflation in the Soviet Union, 1986-90: Some Empirical Results
by Carlo Cottarelli & Mario I. Blejer - 287-309 Index Number Biases during Price Liberalization
by Kent Osband - 310-329 Soft Budget Constraints, Firm Commitments, and the Social Safety Net
by Daniel C. Hardy - 330-356 The Effect of the ERM on Participating Economies
by Tamim Bayoumi - 357-394 Speculative Attacks and Models of Balance of Payments Crises
by Pierre-Richard Agénor & Jagdeep S. Bhandari & Robert P. Flood - 395-431 Models of Inflation and the Costs of Disinflation
by Bankim Chadha & Paul R. Masson & Guy Meredith - 432-461 The Forecasting Accuracy of Crude Oil Futures Prices
by Manmohan S. Kumar
1992, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 1-57 Exchange Rate Economics: A Survey
by Ronald Macdonald & Mark P. Taylor - 58-78 Real Exchange Rate Targeting under Capital Controls: Can Money Provide a Nominal Anchor?
by Peter J. Montiel & Jonathan D. Ostry - 79-100 Collapse of a Crawling Peg Regime in the Presence of a Government Budget Constraint
by Miguel A. Savastano - 101-120 Portfolio Preference Uncertainty and Gains from Policy Coordination
by Paul R. Masson - 121-147 Fisherian Transmission and Efficient Arbitrage under Partial Financial Indexation: The Case of Chile
by Enrique G. Mendoza - 148-174 The Cost of Export Subsidies: Evidence from Costa Rica
by Alexander Hoffmaister - 175-194 Restoration of Access to Voluntary Capital Market Financing: The Recent Latin American Experience
by Mohamed A. El-Erian - 195-202 The Derivation of the Liquidity Ratio in the EMS: Comment on Kremers and Lane
by Ivo J. M. Arnold - 203-207 The Derivation of the Liquidity Ratio in the EMS: Reply to Arnold
by Jeroen J. M. Kremers & Timothy D. Lane
1991, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 675-704 Welfare Costs of Inflation, Seigniorage, and Financial Innovation
by José De Gregorio - 705-735 Output Fluctuations and Monetary Shocks: Evidence from Colombia
by Carmen M. Reinhart & Vincent R. Reinhart - 736-750 Broad Money Growth and Inflation in the United States
by Liam P. Ebrill & Steven M. Fries - 751-788 Money and Inflation in Yugoslavia
by Ashok Kumar Lahiri - 789-827 International VAT Harmonization: Macroeconomic Effects
by Jacob A. Frenkel & Assaf Razin & Steven Symansky - 828-849 Market Valuation of Illiquid Debt and Implications for Conflicts among Creditors
by Leonardo Bartolini & Avinash Dixit - 850-871 Interest Rates in Mexico: The Role of Exchange Rate Expectations and International Creditworthiness
by Hoe E. Khor & Liliana Rojas-Suarez - 872-900 Macroeconomic Implications of Real Exchange Rate Targeting in Developing Countries
by Peter J. Montiel & Jonathan D. Ostry - 901-920 On Interpreting the Random Walk and Unit Root in Nominal and Real Exchange Rates
by Charles Adams & Bankim Chadha - 921-926 The Perils of Sterilization
by Guillermo A. Calvo
1991, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 447-479 Trade Liberalization in Developing Countries: Initial Trade Distortions and Imported Intermediate Inputs
by Jonathan D. Ostry - 480-505 Capital Controls and the Gains from Trade in a Business Cycle Model of a Small Open Economy
by Enrique G. Mendoza - 506-524 Fiscal Policy, the Real Exchange Rate, and Commodity Prices
by Carmen M. Reinhart - 525-559 Structural Models of the Dollar
by Charles Adams & Bankim Chadha - 560-581 Alternative Dual Exchange Market Regimes: Some Steady-State Comparisons
by J. Saúl Lizondo - 582-625 Financial Market Volatility: A Survey
by Louis O. Scott - 626-642 Stability of Velocity in the Major Industrial Countries: A Kalman Filter Approach
by Eduard J. Bomhoff - 643-654 The Optimal Mix of Inflationary Finance and Commodity Taxation with Collection Lags
by Avinash Dixit - 655-665 The Simplest Test of Target Zone Credibility
by Lars E. O. Svensson - 666-670 The 1990 Reform of U.K. Local Authority Finance: An Alternative Analysis: Comment on Bayoumi
by Richard R. Barnett & Peter Smith - 671-672 The 1990 Reform of U.K. Local Authority Finance: An Alternative Analysis: Reply to Barnett and Smith
by Tamim Bayoumi
1991, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 235-267 Transitional Arrangements for Trade and Payments among the CMEA Countries
by Peter B. Kenen - 268-299 From Centrally Planned to Market Economy: The Road from CPE to PCPE
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Jacob A. Frenkel - 300-326 Proposals for Privatization in Eastern Europe
by Eduardo Borensztein & Manmohan S. Kumar - 327-355 Taxation and the Cost of Capital in Hungary and Poland: A Comparison with Selected European Countries
by Krister Andersson - 356-373 Monetary Policy in an Emerging European Economic and Monetary Union: Key Issues
by Jacob A. Frenkel & Morris Goldstein - 374-398 Economic and Monetary Union in Europe and Constraints on National Budgetary Policies
by A. Lans Bovenberg & Jeroen J. M. Kremers & Paul R. Masson - 399-440 European Fiscal Harmonization and the French Economy
by W. R. M. Perraudin & T. Pujol
1991, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 1-32 Long-Run Money Demand in Large Industrial Countries
by James M. Boughton - 33-58 Private Investment in Developing Countries: An Empirical Analysis
by Joshua Greene & Delano Villanueva - 59-82 Wages, Profitability, and Growth in a Small Open Economy
by Bankim Chadha - 83-108 The Transmission Mechanism for Monetary Policy in Developing Countries
by Peter J. Montiel - 109-134 The Budgetary Control and Fiscal Impact of Government Contingent Liabilities
by Christopher M. Towe - 135-155 An Inflation-Proof Tax System?: Some Lessons from Israel
by Efraim Sadka - 156-183 Exchange Rate Expectations: A Survey of Survey Studies
by Shinji Takagi - 184-215 Currency Bands, Target Zones, and Price Flexibility
by Marcus Miller & Paul Weller - 216-228 The 1990 Reform of U.K. Local Authority Finance
by Tamim Bayoumi - 229-231 Issues in Interest Rate Management and Liberalization: Comment on Leite and Sundararajan
by Stephen H. Axilrod
1990, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 735-752 Issues in Interest Rate Management and Liberalization
by Sérgio Pereira Leite & V. Sundararajan - 753-776 Interest Rate Policy in a Small Open Economy: The Predetermined Exchange Rates Case
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Carlos A. Végh - 777-805 Economic and Monetary Integration and the Aggregate Demand for Money in the EMS
by Jeroen J. M. Kremers & Timothy D. Lane - 806-824 Valuation of Interest Payment Guarantees on Developing Country Debt
by Eduardo Borensztein & George Pennacchi - 825-848 Monetary Indexation and Revenues from Money Creation: The Case of Iceland
by Peter K. Cornelius - 849-864 Labor Market Segmentation in a Two-Sector Model of an Open Economy
by Dimitri G. Demekas - 865-880 The Risk Premium on Italian Government Debt, 1976-88
by Carlo Cottarelli & Mauro Mecagni - 881-888 The Effect of Government Debt on Short-Term Real Interest Rates: Comment on Findlay
by Peter S. Spiro - 889-891 Budget Deficits and Interest Rates: Reply to Spiro
by David W. Findlay
1990, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 453-485 Macroeconomic Effects of Projected Population Aging in Industrial Countries
by Paul R. Masson & Ralph W. Tryon - 486-508 Trade Policy and Excess Capacity in Developing Countries
by Ratna Sahay - 509-536 Strategies for Financial Reforms: Interest Rate Policies, Stabilization, and Bank Supervision in Developing Countries
by Delano Villanueva & Abbas Mirakhor - 537-559 A Macroeconometric Model for Developing Countries
by Nadeem U. Haque & Kajal Lahiri & Peter J. Montiel - 560-592 Stabilization Policies in Developing Countries with a Parallel Market for Foreign Exchange: A Formal Framework
by Pierre-Richard Agénor - 593-611 Real Exchange Rate and Output Variability: The Role of Sticky Prices
by Bankim Chadha - 612-635 Credibility and Nominal Debt: Exploring the Role of Maturity in Managing Inflation
by Guillermo A. Calvo & Pablo E. Guidotti - 636-669 National and Personal Saving in the United States: Measurement and Analysis of Recent Trends
by A. Lans Bovenberg & Owen Evans - 670-699 Efficiency in Commodity Futures Markets
by Graciela Kaminsky & Manmohan S. Kumar - 700-725 Estimating Yen/Dollar and Mark/Dollar Purchasing Power Parities
by Kenichi Ohno - 726-730 Current Account Imbalances and Capital Formation in Industrial Countries: Comment on Penati and Dooley
by Atul A. Dar & Saleh Amirkhalkhali
1990, Volume 37, Issue 2
- 195-231 The Macroeconomic Effects of Fund-Supported Adjustment Programs
by Mohsin S. Khan - 232-293 A Systems Approach to Estimating the Natural Rate of Unemployment and Potential Output for the United States
by Charles Adams & David T. Coe - 294-310 Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Pass-Through, and Market Share
by Kenichi Ohno - 311-337 Optimal Taxation Policies in the EMS: A Two-Country Model of Public Finance
by Carlos A. Végh & Pablo E. Guidotti - 338-359 The Welfare Effects of Public Expenditure Programs Reconsidered
by Robert Holzmann - 360-387 Saving-Investment Correlations: Immobile Capital, Government Policy, or Endogenous Behavior?
by Tamim Bayoumi - 388-417 Growth, External Debt, and Sovereign Risk in a Small Open Economy
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Taylor Swift and Zac Efron Show Their Lorax Love and More
Feb 21, 2012 @ 11:15 amTaylor Swift and Zac Efron celebrated the premiere of Dr. Suess' The Lorax in Los Angeles this weekend, as the pair lent their voices to a set of characters in the animated film. "That movie is filled with adorable-ness," Swift Tweeted after the premiere, where she walked an orange carpet in honor of the tangerine fictional character. "So lucky to have gotten to be a part of it." See more celebrities at this weekend's hottest parties in the gallery!


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Red Sox DH David Ortiz on Home Run Derby: 'I'm done with that'
David Ortiz, one of baseball's top sluggers, told WEEI.com that he wouldn't participate in the Home Run Derby if selected. Ortiz is close friends with Robinson Canó, who was named captain for the American League in this year's competition, but Ortiz says he will refuse a request to take part:
"If he asks me to do it? I wouldn't do it. I'm done with that," Ortiz said. "I can't do it no more. I can't even do it in batting practice. Watch me in batting practice, I might lose a couple of balls but that's it. I can't do it. It wears me out. Wears me out. And you know the Home Run Derby can be taken lightly. You have to be young with a lot of energy."
PHOTO GALLERY: Last season's Home Run Derby
Ortiz was the Home Run Derby captain in 2011 but hasn't participated in it since. He won the event in 2010. Ortiz is hitting .309/394/.608 with 13 home runs and 48 RBIs. He's third in the AL in slugging percentage.
The Home Run Derby will take place during All-Star weekend on July 15 at Citi Field.


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A man tries to figure out why his best friend isn't his mother in this comedy written and directed by Albert Brooks. John Henderson (Brooks) is a neurotic, self-obsessed writer whose relationships with women have been almost uniformly disastrous. Middle-aged and single, John decides that he must come to terms with his problems with women, and he decides to start with the first significant female relationship of his life -- his mother, Beatrice (Debbie Reynolds). John arrives at Beatrice's house and...more
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1) Then what does a microwave do to food?
You can sterilize your sponges by tossing them in the microwave for two minutes. Details here. Oh, make sure the sponge is wet.
This handy trick kills all germs, spores, and is also useful for eliciting befuddled looks from your guests. Be casual about it, now.
2) The Worst Food on Planet Earth
The EPA won't allow disgusting leftover grease sludge to be disposed of in drains (mostly because the stuff is too thick to even make it down the drain). Unfortunately, the FDA is not so vigilant. Here's what happens to this grease. And why you'll never eat another chip as long as you live.
3) Vitamins Versus Drugs…Again
Pfizer had to scrap plans to release cholesterol drug torcetrapib (wow, that sounds like a real blast) because it was killing people. Oops. As it turns out, doctors are beginning to prescribe good old vitamins – niacin in particular – for cholesterol concerns. Why? For one thing, they work. For another, vitamins don't kill people.
Though vitamins aren't regulated by the FDA (making it important to buy from a quality source), consider: just what is regulation? Drugs that are "regulated" sicken and kill millions every year, right under our noses. This isn't "secret" information, either; the records are there for all to see.
Big Pharma spends a lot of money sending press releases to media outlets attempting to scare people into thinking vitamins are dangerous. This is funny, because niacin doesn't make people have heart attacks or go blind or die. We're just sayin'.
4) How to Quit Coffee
Addicted to caffeine? This is an excellent guide to getting over the java jones. Like alcohol, we think caffeine in moderation can be just fine. But if you are interested in cutting back or cutting out caffeine altogether, check out the clickativity.
5) Does this mean they'll stop turning it into food?
Yet another use for corn. If it can be made into plastic, and fuel, and clothing, should we really be eating it anymore?
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This is a low-fat blog post, Apples. Here's the daily roundup:
1) Hypothetically, Of Course!
Answers to the Top 10 Embarrassing Health Questions. Hey, we know, it's for your friend.
2) Go On, Get Fresh!
We've talked before about big cities like Chicago and New York hopping in the anti-trans-fat fryer. Massachusetts will be the first entire state to do so (of course it's Massachusetts). And Starbucks recently volunteered outright. McDonald's hasn't been able to perfect their beloved heart attack sticks (a.k.a. french fries), but they keep trying to get rid of trans fat, by golly.
Unfortunately, our investigative vigilantes over at Mercola's blog inform us that food companies are finding a sneaky way around this whole trans fat ruckus. They're just switching the deadly trans fat for another, equally terrible fat. Doing so allows them to get away with saying "0 grams trans fat" on food labels.
You know, there are days when we want to think highly of our fellow food-manufacturing humans. And then we remember – oh yeah, we're bees! We don't have to think good thoughts about these greedy "it's just the free market" milquetoasts! You don't, either.
Selling. Deadly. Food. Is. Wrong.
End of story. Spread the word, Apples.
Here are some facts about why trans fat (a.k.a. Frankenfat) is so important to avoid. Thanks, Beacon!
3) Thanks for Smoking. No, Seriously.
In a grand gesture of love and thanks for customer loyalty, Harvard finds that death merchants tobacco makers have steadily increased nicotine levels in cigarettes since 1998. Harvard even took a second look after the death merchants industry whined about it, and still came up with pretty convincing proof. Gravity is more controversial. Thanks to the Urban Hermit for this news.
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Also on the table:
Export junk food to poor countries. Export subsequent obesity, diabetes, and cancer. Solution? According to the New England Journal of Medicineyness, we need to…export drugs to cure it all!
How about we save everyone, rich and poor alike, by demanding an end to the mass production of Frankenfoods? Does guacamole really need 27 ingredients plus three layers of packaging that no one but a two-year-old with a case of the mad molars can get into?
Worker Bees' Daily Bites
1) Why aren't there teenage carrots?
Oh yeah, because they'd be unwashed, spoiled rotten and absolutely refuse to participate in any recipe.
2) Um, gross.
Thanks again, FDA. You guys continue to inspire. Who needs strict slaughterhouse standards when you can just spray your meat clean?
3) Skinny Fat
It's what we've been saying all along. Skinny can still be fat. This study reveals that being thin but having a high percentage of body fat causes inflammation and all the problems that go with it. It's actually better to be a little bigger, but really fit, than it is to be stick-thin but as strong as a noodle. There's an actual medical term for it: "normal-weight obese". Check out the article for all the details, and check out tomorrow's Tuesday 10 for ways to get super-fit in no time.
We're bothered, disturbed, and just generally in a big hot fuss over the ethical and health implications of using chickens to manufacture drugs. Doesn't anyone stop and ask: wait, are we supposed to be doing this? Why don't we just prevent health problems before they start and let the chickens stick to their own egg-laying pursuits? When you're living in a world where people are so unhealthy even the chickens have to get involved, it's time to change. Besides, the whole "Which Came First?" chicken-or-the-egg riddle was so fun. Chicken-or-the-pill, on the other hand, is just stupid.
Apples, as you know, this is a pro-fat health site – pro-fat meaning we recommend eating beneficial fats, of course, not getting fat. There are a lot of issues to consider when it comes to fat – heart disease, inflammation, arthritis, obesity and prevention, to name a few – and I'm going to weigh in (I know, I know) on some of the latest findings.
Increasingly, the medical community is focusing on the interrelatedness of health conditions like obesity, diabetes, arthritis and heart disease. These prevalent health problems have a common component – inflammation – and mounting evidence suggests that a wide range of lifestyle habits aimed at preventing inflammation is clearly the better avenue for public health. Soaring health care costs, unequal distribution of nutritious food, Americans' sedentary lifestyle, grievous drug side effects, and inaccurate food and health information are all factors in a health crisis that I believe has hit critical mass – it's time for a smarter solution.
Case in point: arthritis costs alone are over $120 billion dollars every year and growing. Just a few years ago, we were spending about $80 billion. By 2010, about 50 million people will suffer from arthritis. In my opinion, this is utterly unacceptable. Arthritis can occur for many reasons – I myself manage osteoarthritis from years of professional sports competition. Excessive levels of stress like hardcore athletic training or lack of any physical exercise are common culprits. Though there is a genetic predisposition to arthritis in some folks, the majority of people suffer from arthritis to a much greater extent than they need to, given the availability of easy prevention options (that are a lot cheaper and less painful than drugs, surgery and daily suffering). Personally, I'm rarely bothered by my arthritis because I maintain a good exercise routine, I don't eat junk, and I am ruthless about preventing inflammation.
How to prevent inflammation:
- Douse yourself in antioxidants
- Consume "good" fats with reckless abandon
- Exercise
- Limit both physical and emotional stress
- Absolutely avoid anything that contributes to oxidation: smoking, excessive drinking, lack of activity, processed and prepared food, trans fat, and sugar
Add Another Test to the List
There have been several new heart disease markers identified this month (and a few thrown out as doctors realize basic prevention is worth a lot more). A Japanese study found interesting results for a specific set of women with particular heart conditions; and this study will help doctors determine how people who already have heart disease can avoid a second incident. In the same vein (there I go again), a few studies released this month are too fraught with questions and conflicts of interest to be of much insight (though no doubt Big Pharma will still bandy them about).
Look, heart disease is the biggest killer of men and women. And it goes beyond that – those suffering from heart problems also tend to suffer from other big health problems like diabetes, obesity, and arthritis. These health problems are often complicit because they are either caused or exacerbated by your old enemy, inflammation. That's why I think it's critical that the health community shift the focus from statins, surgeries and stents to prevention, prevention, prevention. There are so many reasons why: soaring costs, debt, quality of life, current inequalities in care along socioeconomic and racial lines, and simply, common sense. Our government may be indebted to Big Pharma and the lobbyists; no matter. We can solve our health problems ourselves – Uncle Sam will get the message. Which brings me to:
The National Healthcare Quality Report finds that, based upon 40-odd "core quality measures", health care has improved by 3.1%. All right – I guess that's supposed to be impressive. But here's what caught my eye:
"However, the use of proven prevention strategies is lagging behind other gains…"
2/3 of Americans are overweight or obese, putting them at risk for diabetes, cancer, and heart disease. Health care is in crisis, and until it gets straightened out (and I applaud the recent efforts of politicians and states to fix the mess), how do we get prevention information to hit home? Information isn't in short supply; some of it (a lot of it) is inaccurate, but sites like yours truly here and some of the great folks linked at right want to help. How do we spread the news that prevention is easier, and safer, and better than you think?
I'm not quite sure why the Navy thinks a goat is a compelling image when it comes to avoiding desserts, but it's better than Labelman.
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Apples: Any of you who are interested in insider perspectives on our general health care crisis should check out Health Care Renewal, a fierce anti-corruption blog with several medical smarties who contribute regularly. Also features links to various other medical and scientific blogs worth serious salt that you might not catch on Technorati (and definitely not on the nightly news).
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I'm still reading up on reviews and comparisons while waiting for my Nexus to arrive and things keep popping up when comparing to other phones I've used and seen
I recently watched a "dog fight" between the HTC One X+ and the Nexus 4. Aaron was in favor of all the little extras that Sense and Touchwiz offer the user, especially a novice user like his mother or grandmother. I disagree that adding a bunch of extra stuff makes it easy for the average person to use.
In my experience, most of the additional features on the S3 are moderately difficult to find an activate (after you skip all those intrusive pop-ups), while cool in theory, they also don't get used very often. One of my favorite features, SmartDial, didn't work for me because I used GOSMS. And the advantage of SmartDial didn't outweigh the advantages of using a third party SMS.
Another one I notice is the lockscreen. My friend has an S3 and keeps it stock, she still hasn't changed the four icons at the bottom. She's never opened S-Memo and swipes to unlock then enter the app rather than swipe that particular icon. She wouldn't even know how to change it if she wanted too. It's hidden under security and app lockscreen and while most of those are just on/off toggles, tapping lockscreen info actually opens up into a different menu. This isn't "easier" for the average user in my opinion.
Bloatware is also a negative to me in regards to the average user. Throwing a bunch of apps and widgets on the phone make it appear much more cluttered and thus reduce the efficiency of getting to the apps that the average user actually uses. In my experience, a lot of people that I know that use an S3 or other device don't necessarily know how or take the time to delete apps/widgets that come on the phone or eliminate homepages that aren't in use or hide apps that they will never use in their app drawer. Using a phone that comes clean stock allows the user to add only what they need, making their phone that much more efficient for them.
Aaron talked about how he loved all the added options Sense puts in the contact info. Recent texts, calls, etc... This is actually pretty cool, in theory, but in practice, how many of us actually go to the contact? For me, if I want to see or send a text, I open the text app. Send an email? I go to my inbox. Call someone or see who calls? Dialer app. I actually remove my "contacts app" and prefer to just use the "dialer app" as my all purpose call and contact. It feels cleaner to me. Similar to accessing your photo album or your video app through one camera app rather than having all 3.
A couple other minor things... the multi-colors in the status bar on TouchWiz or Sense isn't clean to me. Apps that I use put status bar notification icons as white/grey or blue for the most part. I prefer the stock android all blue that matches my GO Weather blue temperature that stays up in the opposite corner.
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Waterloo-based Blackberry has had, to use a technical term, a really crappy week. After announcing a near $1 billion loss, trading of the company's stock was halted, and news of layoffs of around