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Etihad has also ditched its plans to some of Boeing's heavily delayed 787 Dreamliners. Instead the airline has opted to buy three 777-300ERs. Etihad, who had plan to buy four 787 Dreamliners, bought the three 777′s for $852.3 million before standard industry discounts. This move from the company isn't totally unexpected, after all the Dreamliner is speculated to be released some time this year, three years after it was initially supposed to be launched. An Etihad spokeswoman told the National "Etihad has simply exercised its options. We are utilising option positions to take delivery of three B777s in 2013 and have adjusted our order for B787s accordingly."
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The Effects of Global Warming on Fisheries
AbstractThis paper develops two fisheries models in order to estimate the effect of global warming (GW) on firm value. GW is defined as an increase in the average temperature of the earth's surface because of CO₂ emissions. It is assumed that (i) GW exists, and (ii) higher temperatures negatively affect biomass. The literature on biology and GW supporting these two crucial assumptions is reviewed. The main argument presented is that temperature increase has two effects on biomass, both of which have an impact on firm value. First, higher temperatures cause biomass to oscillate. To measure the effect of biomass oscillation on firm value Pindyck's (1984) model is modified to include water temperature as a variable. The results indicate that a 1 to 20% variation in biomass causes firm value to fall from 6 to 44%, respectively. Second, higher temperatures reduce biomass, and a modification of the Smith's (1968) model reveals that an increase in temperature anomaly between +1 and +8°C causes fishery's value to decrease by 8 to 10%.
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Gabriel Gauci Maistre
Frank O'Neill
I remember when we were young
Barely taller than our heavy school bags
We used to feel the weight of our lessons
Piling one by one on each of our shoulders
School was tough for us, but there were little things
Such little things that made school fun and exciting
I remember when we were young
We used to wait for the last day of school
Before we would all leave for our Christmas holidays
But it wasn't just to get away from school, no
Because on the last day, we were all treated a show
A show about a genie, which would make us laugh till we cried
Oh how we would talk about this genie
All throughout the year, waiting for this special day
All throughout the ride home, sharing the laughter with friends
I remember when we were young
It was hard to meet up after school with friends
After all, we were just seven-year-olds
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Because every season we would have a camp planned for us
Oh I do remember the laughter we've all shared at these camps
The pranks that he would play on us
Waking up in the middle of the night
Marking our faces with ink
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I remember when we were young
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They were lessons where we could be creative
And not just on pencil and paper
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And turn it into wonderful art
In which we would always display our work in the hall
I remember when we were young
Such little things that made school fun and exciting
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Memories forever imprinted in the back of your head
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May you enjoy your retirement - A well deserved relaxation for your hard work!
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Detroit scored 76 points in the paint, which is a season-high in the NBA this season, but it wasnÆt enough to defeat Los AngelesÆ outside shooting.
The Lakers hit 14 3-pointers, while the Pistons hit just 1 of 8 in the Los AngelesÆ 106-102 victory.
The Lakers shot 45.2 percent from 3. Wesley Johnson went 6 for 7, while Shawne Williams was 6 or 11.
ōWe gotta figure out our defensive schemes,ö Pistons guard Brandon Jennings said. ōWeÆre switching like five plays down then the next weÆre not. Guys are just confused down the stretch. We need to figure out from the coaches from us, we all need to figure out what are we doing and what defenses are we in.ö
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Jennings scored six straight points to put the Pistons up 99-91 with 4:22 left Friday. The Pistons scored just three points the rest of the way.
The Lakers went on a 12-0 run before Jennings hit a jumper with 50.2 seconds left.
Jennings had a chance to tie the game when he was fouled shooting a 3-pointer with 16.7 seconds, but hit just one of the three free throws.
ōI kind of put that on myself for missing those two free throws down the stretch,ö Jennings said. ōThatÆs something I live for. IÆm a guy thatÆs been known to knock them down. To see two of them rattle in and out, that hurts.ö
Los AngelesÆ Jordan Farmar missed two free throws, leaving the door open for the Pistons.
Detroit went to Rodney Stuckey on their final two possessions. Stuckey missed a running layup on the first one, but the Pistons caught a break when the rebound went off the Lakers.
The Pistons went to Stuckey again and he was forced to pass to Josh Smith, who was called for a charge.
ōI missed a layup that I should have made when I took the ball out,ö Stuckey said. ōThe last play, I didnÆt have anywhere to go so I wasnÆt trying to force it. Josh was right there, I threw him the ball. ItÆs just what it was. At the end of the day itÆs a game. WeÆll watch game film, try to get better, try to get one on Sunday.ö
Jennings didnÆt touch the ball on the final two PistonsÆ possessions despite scoring DetroitÆs last 11 points. Jennings was 5 for 7 in the fourth quarter. He was asked if he wanted the ball on the final possessions and said, ōYeah of course.
ōNot even trying to shoot the ball, just trying to make something happen,ö Jennings said. ōWe also got another guy, Stuckey, who can make something happen too. HeÆs way stronger than me so he can get in there and get fouls. I kind of feel like I had it going a little bit in the fourth, knocking down some shots and also getting to the basket. But hey we just gotta roll with it.ö
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Andre Drummond picked up his fourth foul with 9:09 left in the third quarter. Pistons coach Mo Cheeks elected not to play Drummond the rest of the game, sitting Drummond the final 21 minutes.
ōI could have did that, but I thought we needed to score,ö Cheeks said of putting Drummond back in the game. ōThat was the reason why I didnÆt. He had the four fouls and (the Lakers) had the small lineup out there. When they had the small lineup out there I thought we needed to score, thatÆs why I kept Greg (Monroe) in the game as opposed to Andre. But hindsight is 20-20. I could have put him back in and he probably could have got a couple of those rebounds because one possession they had three or four offensive rebounds and that allowed them to get another 3-point shot.ö
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Drummond finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds in 16 minutes. He put the blame on himself for not playing much in the second half.
ōItÆs tough,ö Drummond said. ōI made a stupid play, got a foul, got my fourth, have to sit on the bench. It was my fault. I should have never took the foul, but it happens. ItÆs a domino effect, one thingĀ leads to another and everybody starts to fall.ö


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Industry practices in credit risk modeling and internal capital allocations: implications for a models-based regulatory capital standard
AbstractThis paper was presented at the conference "Financial services at the crossroads: capital regulation in the twenty-first century" as part of session 2, "Credit risk modeling." The conference, held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on February 26-27, 1998, was designed to encourage a consensus between the public and private sectors on an agenda for capital regulation in the new century.
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If Bloom Township's three straight Southland Athletic Conference titles don't speak volumes to the importance of Jazmin Aldape's play, there isn't much that will.
Aldape scored 24 goals as a freshman forward in 2011, but Blazing Trojan coach Kelly Gutierrez felt that Bloom needed Aldape in the center midfielder position where she would play a more central and less offensive role for the team.
"She wanted to do the best that she could do for the team," Gutierrez said. "What we needed was someone to be the center mid, which is pretty much the brains of the operation. She took over, and we've won or shared a conference title for three straight years."
Aldape is the Times 2014 Player of the Year. It is also the fourth straight season that Aldape has been a Times All-Area first-team player.
"When I moved to midfield I didn't expect myself to score goals," Aldape said. "I think I was just able to work well with the side midfielders and forwards, and I just settled into the spot quite well. It was easy for me to come in and make that transition."
Aldape made the move three years ago, and Bloom Township went on a three-year run that is going to be hard for the Blazing Trojans to top. The Blazing Trojans were 16-2 in 2014 and 10-0 in SAC play. Bloom's two losses this year came on the first and last matches of the season, a 6-2 loss to Lincoln-Way West on April 1, and a 2-0 loss to Lincoln-Way North in the Class 3A regional championship.
"We're losing a lot of good players this year," Aldape said. "I think it's going to be challenging for the next group of players coming in playing together."
Aldape finishes her career with 65 goals for the Blazing Trojans, and despite moving to the midfield, Aldape has still remained a vital part of the Blazing Trojans offense, scoring 16, 12, and 13 goals in her last three seasons. The senior said she takes plenty of pride in going out on top of the SAC for three consecutive years.
"The toughest team is always Crete-Monee of course and they give us the toughest competition," Aldape said. "We always played very well together when we played against them, and it just always turned into a good game."
Aldape will attend St. Xavier in the fall where she will continue her soccer career.
"She's is going to be a hard one to replace," Gutierrez said. "It's always hard replacing that position, but she's controlled the tempo of the game, and she's controlled the attitude of the players."
Aldape said she is nervous for the next step of playing college soccer.
"I think I am excited, but I'm kind of nervous too," Aldape said. "I'm going to be a freshman all over again. There's some players that I know actually from Bloom so I'll get to play with them again, but overall it's going to be a lot different."


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David Pile (left) of the London Baptist Association and Doug Shaw of the IMB chat over a diagram of the Olympic Park in London's Stratford area. Pile and Shaw have been working for months on strategy and volunteer coordination for ministry during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London
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David Pile, Olympic and Paralympic Church Engagement Coordinator for the London Baptist Association, asked Christians to pray that believers in London 'would be able to further engage with our local communities not just this year but in years to come because of our efforts' during the Olympics.
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LONDON At times, when Doug Shaw stands on the hill just outside Olympic Park in London, he can barely hear himself think.
Construction buzzes and roars in preparation for the Summer Olympic Games, which start July 27. The work's been going strong for years.
Shaw can relate. He hasn't stopped in ages either.
As Olympics volunteer coordinator for Southern Baptists, he's been in motion for months preparing Baptists to meet the tens of thousands of internationals coming to the United Kingdom this summer.
"We are praying that many people from all over the world who may not have an opportunity to hear or respond to the Gospel without being persecuted by their neighbors might have that opportunity while they're here in London," Shaw said.
David Pile said he has the same hope.
"I and others are hopeful that there will be lots of local events and lots of community engagement and we'll be able to share and shine the love of Jesus with a bunch of people that we otherwise wouldn't have come in contact with," said Pile, Olympic and Paralympic Church Engagement Coordinator for the London Baptist Association.
Shaw is expecting the help of about 400 Baptist volunteers from the States, and Pile is expecting the participation of hundreds of churches in England.
Volunteers will help with festivals, face painting, handing out water and a range of other things. Some will assist churches in hosting big-screen events in parks, and sports teams will help with basketball and baseball events in neighborhoods around local churches.
All of these efforts fall under the banner of More Than Gold, a joint effort of Christian churches of many denominations worldwide. More Than Gold helps Christians collaborate for ministry during major international sporting events such as the Olympics or the World Cup.
And its most famous ministry pin trading will be in full force during the 2012 games.
"Pin trading is the biggest of the unofficial Olympic sports," Shaw said, noting that thousands participate in the hobby.
As part of More Than Gold, volunteers trade a More Than Gold pin that shares the Gospel message, he said.
The pin is a good conversation piece and helps start Gospel conversations in the area surrounding the Olympic Park, where blatant evangelism is not allowed, Shaw said.
"During the Olympics, you won't be able to do literature distribution or any kind of obvious evangelism within a mile of any of the venues in London or anywhere else in the UK. These areas are closed off to direct evangelism," he said.
But pin trading is a traditional part of the Olympics atmosphere and, Shaw said, "There's nothing wrong with talking with people."
Pile said many local Baptists are also participating with a "big silent Christian witness" during the Games, serving as official Olympic volunteers, or Games Makers. These volunteers serve as chaplains, drivers and part of the field setup crew and in a range of other roles.
"They would have had to apply two or three years ago for these kinds of roles, but they will put them in direct contact with athletes and other people involved in the Games," Pile said.
A number of Christian families in the UK also participate in another of More Than Gold's major ministries the athlete homestay program, Shaw said.
"More Than Gold is the official Olympic manager of the program. It allows athletes' families to have a place to come and stay during the Olympics," he said.
Many athletes don't find out until the last minute that they have qualified for the games, Shaw explained, and "many families come from places where a week in London would be prohibitively expensive even in normal times."
Many of the relationships built between host and visiting families lasts well beyond the Olympics, he said.
Shaw asks for Christians to pray that volunteers at the Olympics would be able to "share Christ effectively and in a meaningful way -- a low-key way would be the best way to start. Pray also that volunteers coming here will have wisdom and guidance from the Holy Spirit."
And Pile agreed, asking for prayer that "we would be able to further engage with our local communities not just this year but in years to come because of our efforts this year."
He expressed a big thanks to Baptists in the States for their long history of help during the Olympics.
"We would like to thank you for sending missions teams to work alongside us to make the most of this exciting opportunity," Pile said. "People have saved up money, taken time off work, come over here, with prayer support from their home church and have supported us in our historic moment so that the glory of Jesus can be shared with as many people as possible."
For hopeful volunteers late getting on the bandwagon, opportunities to serve in the UK are still available, but they "will come at a premium" for anyone who isn't local, Shaw said. He noted that most mid-range hotels in the London area are fully booked.
He and Pile are asking for prayer more than anything, and for potential volunteers to consider planning to serve at the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro.
It's not too early. Abel Santos, a Brazilian Baptist, is spending this year in England with More Than Gold to learn how the ministry works and take it back to Brazil for three back-to-back events -- the Confederations Cup in 2013, the World Cup in 2014 and the Summer Olympics in 2016.
"We encourage everyone to be thinking about Brazil. It would be great to have people coming in from the States to help us with missions teams and sports events," Santos said. "If there is anyone in the States who feels a calling to come to South America to help us, that would be great."
For more information on Olympic ministries, prayer requests and opportunities for service at the 2012 games, visit morethangold.org.uk.
Ava Thomas is a writer/editor for the International Mission Board based in Europe.
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Una revisión de la enfermedad holandesa a la luz de la teoría austriaca del ciclo económico
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AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to review the phenomenon has been called Dutch disease in the light of Austrian business cycle theory. To this end we will see the history of Austrian business cycle theory from its roots in Wicksell ([1898] 2000) to the extension of the theory in open economies with fiat currencies in Cachanosky (2012). We will review the concept of Dutch disease and the positions of its nature negative, neutral or positive in terms of growth, along with the problem of real exchange rate and its possible relationship with the long term growth, and taking into account the relevant differences between the economies that emit fiat currencies used as reserves and economies that import those currencies as reserves to issue their money, finally we postulate that the Dutch disease, as the economic malaise, it´s simply a variant specific and peripheral, of the distortions in the inter-temporary structure of capital by bad investments, extensively studied in the Austrian business cycle theory.
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I need advice for speeding up..... I am training yet again for the London Marathon (4 years running) I just did my first race of 2011 and am disappointed that I got exactly the same time as last year and the year before.
I completed 10 miles in 1hr 14mins - that included a lot of gradual inclined hills!!! I am good at uphill, which is probably why I do better in hilly half marathons, however I really want to speed up.
what training advice can you give me to help increase my speed and get a new PB for my next race in Feb?? when racing I run around 7.5 min/miles.
this thread is officially closed now but I am around on the Asics super 6 threads.
vey basically to run faster in races you need to train faster - try and do much of your speedwork or faster running at closer to 7 min miles
If you can run 10 miles in approx 75 mins
then do something like (one session per week)
4 x mile in close to 7 minutes with 400m jog in 3 mins
6 x 800 in close to 3 minutes 20 with 200m jog in 90 seconds
10 x 400 in close to 95 secs with 100m jog in 60 secs
15 x 200 in approx 45-47 secs with 45 secs rest
and then go back to he reps a month later and see if you can run them slightly faster.
looking at my first competitive half marathon in may. hoping on sub 1hr 20
want to know what you would class as my threshold pace?? how do you gauge it??
i ran a 35.12 10km last summer , presently doing tempo runs 2mile steady, 4-5 miles at 6min/mile
quick, followed by 2miles steady. what do you consider the most important sessions other than the obvious long runs.
Technically this thread is dead but just this once....threshold pace should be around your half marathon pace so around 6:10 miling would seem to be a target
I ran 35:12 for 10k last year and from that I was targetting a half of around 77 but I ran 78 something so 80 should be feasible for you.
Your training looks good but I would also perhaps do a few sessions at 10k pace ie 5 or 6 x a mile in 5:40 or 8 x 1000 in 3:30 with 2 minute recoveries say once every 2 weeks and some longer slower runs say 15M at 7 min to 7:30 miles
that's encouraging, i did 2 x 2km at 3:30 with, but was struggling so didnt do 4 as intended.
at the moment my speed is lower than last summer, but on the rise, so would 5-6 x 1mile in 5:50-6min
be ok?
many thanks
To run sub 80 yes 6 miles in 5:50 should be ok -
actually while I was doing reps well inside 3:30 last year that was with a big group and would have been struggling to probably run even 3:35s on my own.
I think the best way is to set a base down of a few months with steady running gradually building distance and then do a month gradually increasing the speed but holding the same distances. Once you have that base and some faster running in your legs then do the traditional mix of long run, slowish medium length runs tempo and speed/fartlek/intervals/hills
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1. Parsley W and Perez-Meza D. Current Developments in Follicle Graft Survival for Hair Restoration. J of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surg. Vol.
2 Num 3 May-Aug. 2010. Pages 69-76 2. Parsley W, Beehner M and Perez-Meza D. Studies on Graft Hair Survival. In Unger and Shapiro‰Ûªs book. Hair Transplantation. 5th edition. 2010. pages 328-334
3. Perez-Meza D and Shapiro R. Practical Problems and Limitations of hair Survival Studies. In Unger and Shapiro‰Ûªs book. Hair Transplantation. 5th edition. 2010. Pages 326-328
4. Leavitt M and Perez-Meza D. Low Level Laser Therapy in Hair Loss. In Lasers and non-surgical rejuvenation. Techniques in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. April 2009. Pages 141-153
5. Perez-Meza D and Niedbalski R. Complications in Hair Restoration Surgery. Clin Oral Maxillofacial Surg. Feb 2009. Pages 119-148
6. Perez-Meza D. The Factor X. Platelet Treatment maximizes hair transplant procedure. Cosmetic Surgery Times. April 2008. Pages 34-35
7. Mangubat A and Perez-Meza D. The Perfect hair Restoration Procedure. Cosmetic Surgery Times. April 2008. Pages 30-32
8. Perez-Meza D, Leavitt M and Barusco M. Growth Factors Part 2: The Use of Autologous Growth Factors Platelet Rich and Poor Plasma in Hair Transplant Surgery. 2007 Hair Transplant Forum in press.
9. Perez- Meza D, Leavitt M and Mayer M. The Growth Factors, Part 1: Clinical and Histological Evaluation of the Wound Healing and Revascularization of the Hair Graft after Hair Transplant Surgery. Hair Transplant Forum Sep-Oct. 2007. Pages 173-75
10. Wasserbauer S, Perez-Meza D and Chao Ron Hydrogen Peroxide and Wound Healing: A Theorical and Practical Review For Hair Transplant Surgeons. 2007 Dermatologic Surgery Journal In press.
11. Matt Leavitt, David Perez- Meza, Naveen Rao, Marco Barusco et als Finasteride 1 mg on Hair Transplantation. Derm Surg Journal. Oct 2005
12. Perez-Meza D. Wound Healing and Revascularization of the Hair Transplant Graft. Role of the Growth Factors. In Unger‰Ûªs Book. Hair Transplantation. 4th edition 2004.
13. Mel Mayer and David Perez-Meza Temple Points. In Unger‰Ûªs Book. Hair Transplantation. Marcel Decker 2004.
14. David Perez-Meza MD and John Vincent. Restoration Surgery for Hair System Users. National hair Journal. Vol 7. No.25. Spring 2003
15. Perez-Meza D. Ergonomics in Hair Transplant offices. Use of PerezMezA (PEMA) Handles ( 1cc and 3cc Hypodermic Syringes) for Blades and Needles for Making Sites in Hair Restoration. Hair Transplant Forum Intl. Vol. 13 (4). July-August. 2003. 397- 398.
16. Perez-Meza D. Orlando Live Surgery Workshop. 2003. Report. National Hair Journal. Vol 7. No. 25. Spring 2003.
17. Perez-Meza D. Complications in Hair Restoration Surgery. Hair Transplant Forum Intl. November-December, 2001.
18. Melvin Mayer, M.D., David Perez-Meza, Managing the Donor Area to Minimize Scarring. International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology, 3, (2), 2001. Pages 121-126
19. Stough D, Leavitt M and Perez-Meza D. Recipient Site Angulation Study, Meza.M.D. International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology, 3, (2), 2001. Pages 127-130
20. Leavitt M, Perez Meza D, Barusco M. Research Symposium 1999-2000: Clinical Update on Research Studies Performed at the WHS/ISHRS Live Surgery Workshop, International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology, 3, (2), 2001. Pages 135-149
21. Perez-Meza, D., Leavitt, M., Trachy, R. Clinical Evaluation of GraftCyte Moist Dressings on Hair Graft Viability and Quality of Healing, International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, 6(1), 1998.
22. Leavitt, M., Perez-Meza, D. Technical Advances in Hair Restoration: An Examination of the Role of the Video Microscope, International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, 6(1), 1998.
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