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2001, Volume 68, Issue 272
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- 293-316 Consumption and the Means of Payment: An Empirical Analysis for the United Kingdom
by Dutta, Jayasri & Weale, Martin
- 317-333 Wars and Markets: How Bond Values Reflect the Second World War
by Frey, Bruno S & Kucher, Marcel
- 335-57 Identifying Welfare Effects from Subjective Questions
by Ravallion, Martin & Lokshin, Michael
- 359-78 The Impact of Advanced Technology Adoption on Wage Structures: Evidence from Taiwan Manufacturing Firms
by Liu, Jin-Tan & Tsou, Meng-Wen & Hammitt, James K
- 379-400 Learning and Earning: Do Multiple Training Events Pay? A Decade of Evidence from a Cohort of Young British Men
by Arulampalam, Wiji & Booth, Alison L
- 401-26 Nonlinear Dynamics, Spillovers and Growth in the G7 Economies: An Empirical Investigation
by Sarno, Lucio
- 427-53 The Impact of Alcohol Consumption on Occupational Attainment in England
by MacDonald, Ziggy & Shields, Michael A
2001, Volume 68, Issue 270
- 137-56 Family Matters: Impacts of Family Background on Educational Attainments
by Ermisch, John & Francesconi, Marco
- 157-85 Household Unemployment and the Labor Supply of Married Women
by Bingley, Paul & Walker, Ian
- 187-201 Optimal At-Will Labour Contracts
by Nosal, Ed
- 203-19 Poverty Traps and Human Capital Accumulation
by Ceroni, Carlotta Berti
- 221-41 Scarring: The Psychological Impact of Past Unemployment
by Clark, Andrew E & Georgellis, Yannis & Sanfey, Peter
- 243-67 Modelling Business Cycle Movements in the UK Economy
by Simpson, Paul W & Osborn, Denise R & Sensier, Marianne
- 269-83 Spatial Search, Migration and Regional Unemployment
by Molho, Ian
2001, Volume 68, Issue 269
- 1-26 Industrial Concentration and Market Integration in the European Union
by Lyons, Bruce & Matraves, Catherine & Moffatt, Peter
- 27-44 Efficiency Gaps, Love of Variety and International Trade
by Montagna, Catia
- 45-62 The Roots of Entrepreneurship and Labour Demand: Individual Ability and Low Risk Aversion
by van Praag, C M & Cramer, J S
- 63-76 Measuring Social Mobility As Unpredictability
by Parker, Simon C & Rougier, Jonathan
- 77-96 Non-Transitive Choice: Event-Splitting Effects or Framing Effects?
by Humphrey, Steven J
- 97-104 The Relationship between Two Indicators of Insider Trading in British Racetrack Betting
by Cain, Michael & Law, David & Peel, David A
- 105-25 Income Risk, the Tax-Benefit System and the Demand for Children
by Fraser, Clive D
2000, Volume 67, Issue 268
- 465-75 Altruism, Voluntary Contributions and Neutrality: The Case of Environmental Quality
by Jouvet, Pierre-Andre & Michel, Philippe & Pestieau, Pierre
- 477-97 Caught in a Trap? Wage Mobility in Great Britain: 1975-1994
by Dickens, Richard
- 499-524 Mind the Gap, Please: The Changing Nature of Entry Jobs in Britain
by Gregg, Paul & Wadsworth, Jonathan
- 525-42 Incomplete Adoption of a Superior Innovation
by Lapan, Harvey E & Moschini, Giancarlo
- 543-77 Utilities versus Rights to Publicly Provided Goods: Arguments and Evidence from Health Care Rationing
by Anand, Paul & Wailoo, Allan
- 579-604 International Migration and Growth in Developed Countries: A Theoretical Analysis
by Lundborg, Per & Segerstrom, Paul S
2000, Volume 67, Issue 267
- 307-24 The Core-Periphery Model and Endogenous Growth: Stabilizing and Destabilizing Integration
by Baldwin, Richard E & Forslid, Rikard
- 325-46 Scale, Congestion and Growth
by Eicher, Theo & Turnovsky, Stephen J
- 347-74 Business Cycles under Monetary Union: A Comparison of the EU and US
by Wynne, Mark A & Koo, Jahyeong
- 375-98 Herding Behaviour and the Size of Customer Base as a Commitment to Quality
by Choi, Chong Ju & Dassiou, Xeni & Gettings, Stephen
- 399-417 Anticipated Inflation in a Monetary Economy with Endogenous Growth
by Chang, Wen-ya & Lai, Ching-chong
- 419-35 Employment and Output Adjustment in the OECD: A Disaggregate Analysis of the Role of Job Security Provisions
by Burgess, Simon & Knetter, Michael & Michelacci, Claudio
- 437-56 Price Competition, Non-price Competition and the Market Structure: Theory and Evidence from the UK
by Symeonidis, George
2000, Volume 67, Issue 266
- 153-76 Amnesties, Settlements and Optimal Tax Enforcement
by Franzoni, Luigi Alberto
- 177-202 Firing Costs, Employment Fluctuations and Average Employment: An Examination of Germany
by Hunt, Jennifer
- 203-28 The Reform of Pension Systems: Winners and Losers across Generations in the United Kingdom and Germany
by Miles, David & Iben, Andreas
- 229-44 Increasing Returns, Labour Utilization and Externalities: Procyclical Productivity in the United States and Japan
by Vecchi, Michela
- 245-63 Job Independence as an Incentive Device
by Mitusch, Kay
- 265-81 Trade among Similar Countries and the Personal Distribution of Income and Wealth
by Das, Satya P
- 283-95 Strategic Trade Policy in the Presence of Consumer Learning
by Wojcik, Charlotte
2000, Volume 67, Issue 265
- 1-18 Market Expectations in the UK before and after the ERM Crisis
by Soderlind, Paul
- 19-35 The Returns to the Quantity and Quality of Education: Evidence for Men in England and Wales
by Harmon, Colm & Walker, Ian
- 37-56 Social Insurance with Risk-Reducing Investments
by Anderberg, Dan & Andersson, Fredrik
- 57-78 Relative Price Variability and Inflation in Europe
by Fielding, David & Mizen, Paul
- 79-90 Exporting as a Signal for Product Quality
by Shy, Oz
- 91-100 Union Wage Setting and Exchange Rate Policy
by Lawler, Phillip
- 101-21 Road Accidents and Traffic Flows: An Econometric Investigation
by Dickerson, Andrew & Peirson, John & Vickerman, Roger
- 123-44 Does Crime Affect Employment Status? The Case of Indigenous Australians
by Borland, Jeff & Hunter, Boyd
1999, Volume 66, Issue 264
- 421-32 Multiple Currencies and Hedging
by Broll, Udo & Wong, Kit Pong & Zilcha, Itzhak
- 433-54 Renegotiation-Proof Labour and Credit Contracts with Worker Mobility
by Tsoulouhas, Theofanis
- 455-71 Measuring Movement of Incomes
by Fields, Gary S & Ok, Efe A
- 473-88 Minimum Wage Legislation, Productivity and Employment
by De Fraja, Gianni
- 489-508 Transitional and Steady-State Costs of Disinflation When Growth Is Endogenous
by Einarsson, Tor & Marquis, Milton H
- 509-31 Gender Segregation in the Academic Staff of Universities in Great Britain, 1980/81-1993/94
by Rich, Judith
- 533-50 Procyclical Labour Productivity: A Closer Look at a Stylized Fact
by Hart, Robert A & Malley, James R
1999, Volume 66, Issue 263
- 297-316 For Love or Money? The Impact of Income Taxes on Marriage
by Alm, James & Whittington, Leslie A
- 317-33 Educational Mobility: The Effect on Efficiency and Distribution
by Eeckhout, Jan
- 335-57 Willingness to Move for Work and Unemployment Duration in Spain
by Ahn, Namkee & de la Rica, Sara & Ugidos, Arantza
- 359-74 Some Remarks on Leland's Model of Insider Trading
by Repullo, Rafael
- 375-87 Imperfect Information and Consumption in the United States and the United Kingdom
by Demery, David & Duck, Nigel W
- 389-401 General Equilibrium Effects of Import Constraints under Variable Labour Supply, Public Goods and Income Taxation
by Michael, Michael S & Hatzipanayotou, Panos
- 403-13 Interrelated Factor Demands from Dynamic Cost Functions: An Application to the Non-energy Business Sector of the UK Economy
by Allen, Chris & Urga, Giovanni
1999, Volume 66, Issue 262
- 157-79 Volatility and Investment: Interpreting Evidence from Developing Countries
by Aizenman, Joshua & Marion, Nancy
- 181-207 Skill Mismatch and Unemployment in OECD Countries
by Manacorda, Marco & Petrongolo, Barbara
- 209-24 Trade Dynamics and Endogenous Growth: An Overlapping-Generations Analysis
by Mountford, Andrew
- 225-40 The Dupuit-Marshall Theory of Competitive Equilibrium
by Ekelund, Robert B, Jr & Hebert, Robert F
- 241-54 Inflation Contracts and Inflation Targets under Uncertainty: Why We Might Need Conservative Central Bankers
by Muscatelli, V Anton
- 255-69 Announcements, Inflation Targeting and Central Bank Incentives
by Walsh, Carl E
- 271-90 Unpaid Work
by Bell, David N F & Hart, Robert A
1999, Volume 66, Issue 261
- 1-21 Small Firms, Contracting-Out, Computers and Wage Inequality: Evidence from UK Manufacturing
by Haskel, Jonathan
- 23-42 Low Pay Dynamics and Transition Probabilities
by Stewart, Mark B & Swaffield, Joanna K
- 43-62 The Effects of Financial Constraints on Inventory Investment: Evidence from a Panel of UK Firms
by Guariglia, Alessandra
- 63-77 Staying on in Full-Time Education: Reasons for Higher Participation Rates among Ethnic Minority Males and Females
by Leslie, Derek & Drinkwater, Stephen
- 79-96 Occupational Downgrading and Upgrading in Britain
by Evans, Phil
- 97-117 Asset Portfolios and Credit Rationing: Evidence from Kenya
by Adam, Christopher S
- 119-33 Income Inequality among Female Heads of Households: Racial Inequality Reconsidered
by Zandvakili, Sourushe
- 135-49 Theories of Convergence and Growth in the Classical Period: The Role of Science, Technology and Trade
by Elmslie, Bruce & Criss, Antoinette James
1998, Volume 65, Issue 260
- 461-77 Extortion
by Konrad, Kai A & Skaperdas, Stergios
- 479-90 Optimal Law Enforcement and Imperfect Information When Wealth Varies among Individuals
by Garoupa, Nuno
- 491-505 Efficient Ways to Finance Human Capital Investments
by Moen, Espen R
- 507-34 Collective Bargaining and the Interindustry Wage Structure: International Evidence
by Kahn, Lawrence M
- 535-56 An Econometric Model of Farm Tenures in Fifteenth-Century Florence
by Pudney, Stephen & Galassi, Francesco L & Mealli, Fabrizia
- 557-80 Private Income Transfers and Market Incentives
by Chami, Ralph
- 581-98 Testing Different Stochastic Specifications of Risky Choice
by Loomes, Graham & Sugden, Robert
- 599-613 What's Mine Is Yours? The Influence of Male and Female Incomes on Patterns of Household Expenditure
by Phipps, Shelley A & Burton, Peter S
1998, Volume 65, Issue 259
- 303-25 Innovation Races, Strategic Externalities and Endogenous Growth
by Corriveau, Louis
- 327-45 Designing Monetary Policy When Unemployment Persists
by Lockwood, Ben & Miller, Marcus & Zhang, Lei
- 347-61 Testing Alternative Explanations of Cyclical Choices
by Starmer, Chris & Sugden, Robert
- 363-80 Changes in the Distribution of Housing Wealth in Great Britain, 1985-91
by Henley, Andrew
- 381-99 Dynamic Stability and International Trade under Uncertainty
by Chau, Nancy H
- 401-27 Risk, Optimal Government Finance and Monetary Policies in a Growing Economy
by Grinols, Earl L & Turnovsky, Stephen J
- 429-40 The Microeconomic Analysis of the External Costs of Road Accidents
by Peirson, John & Skinner, Ian & Vickerman, Roger
- 441-53 Risk Aversion, Foreign Exchange Speculation and Gambler's Ruin
by Carlson, John A
1998, Volume 65, Issue 258
- 161-77 Stable Multilateral Trade Agreements
by Macho-Stadler, Ines & Perez-Castrillo, David & Ponsati, Clara
- 179-92 Tagging and Taxing: The Optimal Use of Categorical and Income Information in Designing Tax/Transfer Schemes
by Immonen, Ritva, et al
- 193-210 Defence Spending in a Neo-Ricardian World
by Seiglie, Carlos
- 211-29 Modelling Business Cycle Nonlinearity in Conditional Mean and Conditional Variance: Some International and Sectoral Evidence
by Peel, D A & Speight, A E H
- 231-45 Monetary Integration, Uncertainty and the Role of Money Finance
by Voss, G M
- 247-61 Risk and Revelation: Changing the Value of Information
by Creane, Anthony
- 263-84 Primary Schooling, Cognitive Skills and Wages in South Africa
by Moll, Peter G
- 285-93 The Relative Burden of Monopoly on Households with Different Incomes
by Creedy, John & Dixon, Robert
1998, Volume 65, Issue 257
- 1-15 Why Are the Unemployed So Unhappy? Evidence from Panel Data
by Winkelmann, Liliana & Winkelmann, Rainer
- 17-38 Why Have Some Indian States Done Better Than Others at Reducing Rural Poverty?
by Datt, Gaurav & Ravallion, Martin
- 39-67 A Decade of Tax and Benefit Reforms in Sweden: Effects on Labour Supply, Welfare and Inequality
by Aronsson, Thomas & Palme, Marten
- 69-96 Are Real Wages and Unemployment Related?
by Jacobson, Tor & Vredin, Anders & Warne, Anders
- 97-106 Sunk Costs and the Inefficiency of Relationship-Specific Investment
by Muthoo, Abhinay
- 107-24 A Theory of Growth, Financial Development and Trade
by Blackburn, Keith & Hung, Victor T Y
- 125-43 Empirical Tests of Efficiency Wage Models
by Huang, Tzu-Ling, et al
- 145-51 A Dynamic Model of Union Membership and Employment: A Comment
by Chang, Juin-jen & Lai, Ching-chong & Chang, Wen-ya
1997, Volume 64, Issue 256
- 547-65 Fiat Money and Quality Uncertainty
by Haegler, Urs
- 567-86 On the Neutrality of Inside and Outside Money
by Jefferson, Philip N
- 587-604 Technical Change and Earnings in British Establishments
by Chennells, Lucy & Van Reenen, John
- 605-26 Generational Accounts, Aggregate Saving and Intergenerational Distribution
by Buiter, Willem H
- 627-44 The Economic Determinants of Young People's Household Formation
by Ermisch, John & Di Salvo, Pamela
- 645-67 Inventories and Strikes
by Clark, Simon
- 669-80 Bargaining Frictions, Bargaining Procedures and Implied Costs in Multiple-Issue Bargaining
by Busch, Lutz-Alexander & Horstmann, Ignatius J
- 681-702 Imprecise Preferences and Survey Design in Contingent Valuation
by Dubourg, W R & Jones-Lee, M W & Loomes, Graham
1997, Volume 64, Issue 255
- 375-86 Sen's Theorem and Externalities
by Campbell, Donald E & Kelly, Jerry S
- 387-413 Modelling the Transition from School and the Demand for Training in the United Kingdom
by Andrews, Martyn & Bradley, Steve
- 415-40 Inequality in Five Countries in the 1980s: The Role of Demographic Shifts, Markets and Government Policies
by Jantti, Markus
- 441-60 Does Growth Vary over the Business Cycle? Some Evidence from the G7 Countries
by Kontolemis, Zenon G
- 461-69 The Nature of Shocks in Europe and in Germany
by Funke, Michael
- 471-81 Induced Preferences, Dynamic Consistency and Dutch Books
by Kelsey, David & Milne, Frank
- 483-93 Population Increase and the End of Colonialism
by Grossman, Herschel I & Iyigun, Murat F
- 495-507 The Dynamic Demand for Part-Time and Full-Time Labour
by Friesen, Jane
- 509-18 Inflation and Growth in an Open Economy
by Palokangas, Tapio
- 519-25 Domestic Taxes and the External Debt Laffer Curve
by Husain, Aasim M
- 527-37 The 'Unnatural and Retrograde Order': Adam Smith's Theories of Trade and Development Reconsidered
by Blecker, Robert A
1997, Volume 64, Issue 254
- 187-209 Separation and Hedging Results with State-Contingent Production
by Chambers, Robert G & Quiggin, John
- 211-31 Modelling British Interest Rate Adjustment: An Error Correction Approach
by Heffernan, Shelagh A
- 233-44 Social Welfare When Needs Differ: An Axiomatic Approach
by Ebert, Udo
- 245-64 Measuring Poverty Changes with Bounded Equivalence Scales: Australia in the 1980s
by Bradbury, Bruce
- 265-79 Imitative Competition and Product Innovation in a Duopoly Model
by Pepall, Lynne
- 281-301 A Tale of Two Collectives: Sulphur versus Nitrogen Oxides Emission Reduction in Europe
by Murdoch, James C & Sandler, Todd & Sargent, Keith
- 303-16 Cash Flows and Debt Maturity
by Goswami, Gautam & Noe, Thomas & Rebello, Michael
- 317-29 Big-Bank Mergers in Europe: An Analysis of the Cost Implications
by Altunbas, Yener & Molyneux, Philip & Thornton, John
- 331-43 Formal Credit, Corruption and the Informal Credit Market in Agriculture: A Theoretical Analysis
by Gupta, Manash Ranjan & Chaudhuri, Sarbajit
- 345-52 The Possibility of Welfare Gains with Capital Inflows in a Small Tariff-Ridden Economy
by Sen, Partha & Ghosh, Arghya & Barman, Abheek
- 353-63 Foreign Capital and the Informal Sector: Comments
by Gupta, Manash Ranjan
1997, Volume 64, Issue 253
- 1-13 Growth, Capital Accumulation and Foreign Debt
by Milbourne, Ross
- 15-30 Variable Costs and the Visible Hand: The Re-regulation of Electricity Supply, 1932-37
by Foreman-Peck, James S & Hammond, Christopher J
- 31-47 Irreversible Investment and Strategic Interaction
by Fatas, Antonio & Metrick, Andrew
- 49-62 Macroeconomic Implications of Cash Limits in the Public Sector
by Holmlund, Bertil
- 63-79 Innovation, Foreign Direct Investment and Growth
by Walz, Uwe
- 81-100 Estimating and Testing a Model of Welfare Participation: The Case of Supplementary Benefits in Britain
by Duclos, Jean-Yves
- 101-17 The Distribution of Income in the Presence of Appropriative Activities
by Skaperdas, Stergios & Syropoulos, Constantinos
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by Miller, Paul & Mulvey, Charles & Martin, Nick
- 137-54 Durable-Goods Monopoly, Increasing Marginal Cost and Depreciation
by Driskill, Robert
- 155-71 The Trade-off Interpretation of Phillips's Dynamic Stabilization Exercise
by Leeson, Robert
- 173-77 Aggregate Homothetic Separability
by Chambers, Robert G
1996, Volume 63, Issue 252
- 531-41 Repeated Games with Stochastic Discounting
by Baye, Michael R & Jansen, Dennis W
- 543-68 Estimating Distortions in the Chinese Economy: A General Equilibrium Approach
by Zhuang, Juzhong
- 569-88 Optimal Labour Contracts and Involuntary Unemployment under Costly and Imperfect Monitoring
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by van Marrewijk, Charles & Stibora, Joachim & de Vaal, Aldert
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- 649-72 Growth, Political Instability and the Defence Burden
by Blomberg, S Brock
- 673-86 Seniority, Earnings and Unions
by Booth, Alison L & Frank, Jeff
- 687-99 On the Absence of Positive Wage Indexation
by Bar-Ilan, Avner & Zanello, Alessandro
1996, Volume 63, Issue 251
- 359-67 Turnover and the Dynamics of Labour Demand
by Hamermesh, Daniel S & Pfann, Gerard A
- 369-82 Variation in Expected Stock Returns: Evidence on the Pricing of Equities from a Cross-Section of UK Companies
by Miles, David & Timmermann, Allan
- 383-404 The Demand for Housing in Britain and Population Ageing: Microeconometric Evidence
by Ermisch, John
- 405-26 Some Empirical Evidence on the Time-Series Properties of Four UK Asset Prices
by Lane, J A & Peel, D A & Raeburn, E J
- 427-43 Production-Based Asset Pricing in Monetary Economies with Transactions Costs
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- 445-57 Multi-Task Sharecropping Contracts: The Italian Mezzadria
by Luporini, Annalisa & Parigi, Bruno
- 459-75 A Time Series Model of Self-Employment under Uncertainty
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by Smith, R Todd
- 495-512 The Intertemporal Elasticity of Substitution: An Exploration Using a US Panel of State Data
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- 513-19 Negative Intergroup Externalities and Market Demand
by Katz, Eliakim & Spiegel, Uriel
1996, Volume 63, Issue 250
- S1-27 Income Inequality, Income Composition and Macroeconomic Trends: Israel, 1979-93
by Achdut, Lea
- S29-62 Wage Structure and Gender Earnings Differentials: An International Comparison
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- S63-85 Inequality among the Kibbutzim
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- 213-38 What Are Occupational Pension Plan Entitlements Worth in Britain?
by Disney, Richard & Whitehouse, Edward
- 239-52 Ranking Income Distributions: The Tradeoff between Efficiency and Equality
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- 1-18 What Has Happened to Union Recognition in Britain?
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In exchange for a $2.6 billion cut to Ohio's state income taxes, Gov. John Kasich has proposed a package of tax increases in other areas. Included among those increases would be the gradual implementation of a 2.75 percent tax on oil and gas extracted through horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing in Ohio, which is estimated to raise $874 million in three years. A competing proposal in the Ohio House of Representations, however, would cap the top tax rate for oil and gas extraction at 2.25 percent. The oil and gas industry has voiced concerns that Gov. Kasich's proposal could have a chilling effect on extraction from the Utica shale formation in the state. The Utica Shale is notable for its lack of oil reserves, and up until now operators have produced mostly natural gas from the unconventional—or tight—shale formation. This type of gas is accessible now in large part due to hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, which is just the type of production that the severance tax will impact.
Across the border, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court found last December that the state's oil and gas law—known as Act 13—was unconstitutional, which called into question each of its provisions, including an "impact fee" that oil and gas producers pay to state and local governments. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ultimately remanded the case to a lower court tasked with determining what parts of the law could stand without the specific provisions that were struck down. In an agreement reached earlier in March, both the state and those challenging the oil and gas law indicated that the impact fee is not in dispute, and as a result, will remain in the statutory framework governing extraction in that state.
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... and apparently had the same idea. During our passage we kept looking behind us to make sure that BS was OK. Bas and Margreet had decided to pull out there genoa and were motor sailing! They had called ahead to the little yacht harbor in the town of Naousis and got the last available mooring spot.
Once we safely anchored in the protected bay it was difficult to belief how rough the weather had been ...
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... and had a great time. After this we went into town and went on a bit of a pub crawl which included a stop off at a sheesha bar. I'm also getting used to these cheap cocktail bars that we go to, they taste good plus I don't wake up with a hangover.
Day 125: Today we went on a sailing trip around the island of Anti-Paros which was just off the cost of Paros, we were lucky as the previous two trips were cancelled and the boat we were on was ...
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The hunt for Dean begins. Watch an interview with Executive Producer Jeremy Carver.
The yellow-eyed demon is vanquished, but at a terrible price. The battle that brought him down released hundreds of demons from Hell into an unsuspecting world. And it cost Sam his life. But a grief-stricken Dean made a deal with the Crossroad Demon his soul for Sam's resurrection. Now Dean has just one year to live. One year to fight the unholy, the twisted, the ghoulish. One year to say farewell to Sam. And one year for Sam to search desperately for some way to save his brother. Mind-bending adventure awaits as the Winchester brothers continue their astonishing odyssey into the supernatural...and their personal odyssey into destiny.
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The thrilling and terrifying journey of the Winchester Brothers continues with the eighth season of "Supernatural" on The CW. Twenty-seven years ago, Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father John (Jeffrey Dean Morgan, "Watchmen") raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America -- and he taught them how to kill it.
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Mix: Google CEO, Super Bowl XLI, Cisco, iPhone gear
Doug Kass of The Street.com says Google CEO Eric Schmidt could be a temporary replacement for Apple CEO Steve Jobs "should the options-backdating issues intensify at legal levels."
Apple's iTunes Store has now posted the extended highlights package from Super Bowl XLI, as well as full coverage of the game. Both are priced at $1.99 each.
Signaling it has no plans to give up its claim to the iPhone trademark, Cisco Systems this week paid for a full-page ad in the New York Times to promote its iPhone.
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Class act Cisco… Love the pro of 'Retro look'. Just what the public want I am sure!
Do not really see the issue. iTV became Apple TV. iPhone can become Apple Phone. People do not care…they have not had opportunity to get used to a name and associate any value to the brand it holds.
So what if Jobs announced a name, the real proof comes in the summer when Apple have a phone in every 20th pocket, and Cisco have a trademark!
The only money Cisco are going to make out of this Trademark is if they sell the rights of the name to Apple. Silly little people.
Posted by boca on February 6, 2007 at 12:28 PM (CST)
The Newton case is hysterical! ...of course, I'm also a huge dork.
Posted by Charlie on February 6, 2007 at 1:11 PM (CST)
The Joy Of Tech cartoons are funny especially the 'hope diamond' Case with Security Guard. Keep family and friends away from you iPhone while you sleep.
The poll results here are funny as well. The 'iPhone iTrip' & bank loan are spot on. Some people already use their cell phones as if they are on the radio and everyone wants to listen to their conversation.
Posted by Audrey McGirt on February 6, 2007 at 2:04 PM (CST)
Am I the only one who sees this "Cisco ad" as likely the result of an agreement between Apple and Cisco? I mean, it promotes both the "iPhones". Couldn't this suggest that the two are closer to agreement?
Posted by urbanslaughter on February 6, 2007 at 3:09 PM (CST)
OK, this might sound crazy, but since I didn't record it,
Does anyone know if the Super Bowl video inculdes the half time show?
Posted by JeremyK on February 6, 2007 at 6:55 PM (CST)
the Cisco thing is especially amusing because their "iPhone" doesn't actually SAY iPhone anywhere on either the device or the package. not even a sticker. i bought one 3 weeks ago and was suprised to see NO mention of their "iPhone" moniker.
Posted by mrfett in Washington, D.C. on February 6, 2007 at 7:26 PM (CST)
urbanslaughter, the image in that NY Post isn't the ad Cisco took out. It is just an illustration for the story. The Cisco ad was just about their iPhone, and didn't specifically say anything about the Apple stuff.
Posted by Zadillo on February 6, 2007 at 8:08 PM (CST)
I'm pretty sure that someone actually invented one of those portable phone booths last year.
Posted by Galley on February 7, 2007 at 1:14 AM (CST)
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It was, without doubt, a world-historical moment last Thursday when AIPAC concededthat its push to sabotage U.S. diplomacy with Iran had been decisively rebuked. As theNew York Times noted, it had been decades since AIPAC lost such a high-profile showdown so decisively.
U.S. Boat to Gaza is a Quarter Jewish - "Not Too Shabby!"
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According to the New York Times, a quarter of the passengers on the U.S. Boat to Gaza are Jewish.
What does it mean that the U.S. Boat to Gaza is a quarter Jewish? According to the noted American Jewish commentator Adam Sandler, a quarter Jewish is "not too shabby!" Maybe the U.S. Boat to Gaza will be mentioned in Adam's next Hanukkah song.
What does it mean that the U.S. Boat to Gaza is a quarter Jewish? Maybe it means that the Israeli authorities will have some compunction about shooting up our boat. After all, isn't the official story of Zionism all about making a "safe harbor" for Jews in Palestine? We're not trying to make aliyah. We just want to visit. Should we be shot for trying to do so? Wouldn't it be a mitzvah to let us pass unharmed?
What does it mean that the U.S. Boat to Gaza is a quarter Jewish? Maybe it means that we can openly contest a construction of Jewish identity based on supporting the obstruction of Palestinian freedom, with a Jewish counter-narrative of universal human liberation.
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HAIKUWRIMOCOMPLETE 2013February 28th, 2013Dire desperationA feeble whimper for help;roar of these raw times.February 27th, 2013Gluttonous ash cloudsucks the moon's bloodand swallows the night.February 26th, 2013Bark! An explosion!Angry bodies escape thenetwork of lung cells.February 25th, 2013Silently cloning,multiplying, honing in,determined to kill.February 24th, 2013Tea and sympathyreadily availablefor my dear sister.February 23rd, 2013I will hold my breathas the north wind does the samewaiting for your love.February 22nd, 2013He hovers behind;Hamletian apparition.Always following.February 21st, 2013A long slow curve,your smile upon my shoulder,a scar of your touch.February 20th, 2013Dandelion seed,Where do you go while I sleep?To whom do you run?February 19th, 2013Whorls from fingersImprinted in the treesCount their rings too.February 18th, 2013Orchid explodes.Sudden
AfterIt follows me.My silver skeined ghost.An almost imperceptible thread;only visible when you shine light directly upon it.It follows me.It rides the underground.It hides under bridges,Under trains.It is woven into the spools of tar that form the roads between.Inevitably if I walk too fastit reminds me -Like the tug of stitches in your cheekthat reminds you; you have lost your wisdom.It reminds me.It trips me in doorways,when my mind is elsewhere.If I look away from it - - it slips round my neck.Another knot to throw over the beamsit mauls me without a fair chance.I tried to sever it. I can't.Only the corrosion of time has a chance.So for now, I am tetheredto the fragment of my heartthat I tore out for you.Although we have placed it in a shroudand declared it dead,the umbilical thrumming keeps me awake.It does not desist;the connection to that unwanted slab of meat.It foll
Sleeping soundlyHe's talking in his sleep againAnd I can't help wonderingIf he's saying all the things he feels he can't sayWhen I'm (not) listening in the day.
A chance secondI lie awake, staring at the cornices.3AM: my fingers worry at the corners of my sheet.My anxiety worries at the corners of my rib.I bite and tug and huff out my miseryAs the silence keeps me awake.I lay with pressure of your absencePressing down over my nose and mouth.A soft asphixiation of the heart, of the sanity.It is a hot grey night in London.You are awake, startled by the sunlight.7AM: you can't lift your weighty skull from the sheet.The day sirens, but you stay, settled,Under the weight of your shroud, your loss,Only the silence keeps you awake.Unknowingly, for the first time in weeksWe are unintentionally in sync;Laid out in funerial colours as we die.It is a dull blue day in Dubai.
Of Nuisance LeavesHear me read it!Leaves clutch their ropy fingers around the tree's limbs. The zesty leeches bloom, crack open overnight and slip silently up the nearest oak or maple. They pierce the crunch of bark and penetrate deep into the rubbery veins.They feed. They pauperize plum and peach until they are heavy and brown; heavy laden with the stolen sap.When at last they reach their fill the tree can finally shake them off emphatically, desperately, until at last it is clean again. The tree reaches its black bones to the sky in praise and as a new year begins vows never again to be the victim of leaves.
In absence of a poem.I chewed my pen to the niband swallowed the ink thoughtlessly,but no matter how long I thought,I couldn't say what you mean to me.I tried, I tried and I tested,every word in my diminutive range,but I screwed up more pieces of paperand happened upon something strange;I noticed words, which have served me,for all of my formative years,had no power to convey my gratitudefor the times that you dried my tears.Whenever I doubt myself (often),You're the one who tells me I'm wrongYou lift up my chin and remind me, waitfor the good things that will come along.I can't find a way to express howyou are the saving grace in my head.So words can't tell you how I love you -I hope my silence will tell you instead.
Sometimes, it's the little things.He always told me I was deep.An unfiltered distillation of a humanitarian ocean.He accepted me, gills and all - He knew that I needed my eccentricities to breathe under the seascrapers of pollution that hung over my head. Or he said he did.At the end of it all,he tugged the gills open to expose me; my innards trailed across the coral reef as I swam trustingly forward, hoping for the best. I tried to believe.I believed him, gills and all -But eventually, he left me, with holes in my sides Where he had spooned out my intestines To tether them to a boulder. I tried to breathe.He always told me I was deep.It must have been a surprise to read: Death by puddle.
BuriedUnder the paprika house,are the bones of my fatherand nestled between riband reason, is our love.
Never The Gold.I want my silver back,I need to melt it down and forge a new connectionWith someone else.I want all the precious bits of myselfthat I so willingly quarried for you.I want my silver back.
Never ThereNever Thereby AtreyuDrksthourThey never knew, they never caredNever felt when you were scaredNever there to hold your handAnd never there to guide your dreamsEver oblivious to your intentionsCaptivated by their own delusionsPained by their mental intrusionsBuried at the bottom of a bottleNever there when you're aloneNot a single place to call your homeTheir fights are all you've ever knownOf what parenting can be
Serial Killer Named LoveLove kills the heart of one who once had such a simple soul,Its scythe so easily carves into the organ like a butcher knife to raw meatThis soul bleeds out to Love,And Love does not careWhen it seeks your pain of your heartLove dresses in a red, silk robe,Seeming to be so delicate and delightful as a voluptuous rose,And there is a hood attached, draping over its head,Love hides its face in secretivity, leaving only a mystery,Yet for when its face is shown-You see the face of a death that kills you,Yet you don't see an engraved tombstoneBut you notice a painstaking rock inside your chestLove embraces you with intertwining arms,And clouds your mind and your once-so-sharp intuitionLove lifts you to keep you off your feet,So not once did you feel sad nor did you feel the need to end itLove kisses you softly,So that you have that spark and not speakLove also gouges you in the back to reach your charmed heart,So that all could end and burst out to pain and complications
Screams Of PainHELP ME!!!I scream at the top of my lungsYet for some reason, no on respondsDo they hear?Do they care?Of course notNo one cares about your painNo one cares about your sorrowIs it because I'm at the bottom of this hole?This mile deep hole I dug myselfWith the help of a few people, of courseAt the bottom of the pitI get lonelyAnd then you come alongJust drifting the way the wind carries youYou look so beautifulYou would never be bothered by an ugly like meYou drift byLeaving me to sob my tears aloneEven more lonely than beforeIs that even possible?It isNow I notice I'm aloneNow I feel it in my bonesAs I discover that I am nothingA worthless, shriviling nothingYou would never look at a nothing like meI should've knownInstead my heart flew out of my chestAnd right to youNever to be reclaimedI will miss you, heartAlong with herBut I understand why you leftWho would want to be left alone with me?No oneSo now I'm left alone with myself againAnd I don't wan
Like a MirrorLike a mirror it has shattered.Like a mirror the pieces have fallen to the ground.It cuts me up inside and eats away my heart.My perfect little world has just been destroyed.It will never be the same again.My world had been shattered by a few simple words.Just a few words to make my world fall to the ground.I can't change the past, I can't change the future. All I can do is make the present better.But I can't pick up the pieces to change the present without being cut in the process.Like a mirror it has shattered.Like a mirror the pieces have fallen to the ground.It will never be the same ever again.
FiftyPlease understand: I do not wantto want this (you).I realized at poem nineteen-of-fifty:You (college-borne) are a new you,I (weaponized) am a new me,and the new me still wants the new you.
There's going to be a murderThere's going to be a murder in town todayAnd everyone's decided to go.No one knows who or how or even whenBut they all want to know.There's going to be a murder in town todayAnd everyone is on their toes.Who will kill and who will be killed?They'll all be at the show.There's going to be a murder in town todayAnd everyone wants to seeWhich of us will die and which of us will cry.So will you go with me?
Paper HeartI lament each day at different intervals,The tears flow down my face and patter with a sound like rain,Some can be seen and others cannot,But they are always there.The wind cuts through everyone,It is chilling to the bone,But those with one quite near are as so warm,But me who stands all alone in my dog ear hat.I walk all alone in my path,Occassionaly I am graced with other souls,Yet mine is always so cold,Till one soul crosses my path at least.She wanders in with a simple note,Says simple things in a shy tone,Yet here I am to guide her,And she comes to warm my heart.We talk and we talk,Forever alone is a thing of the past,Our hearts are warm and never alone,Till that dark moment when darkness steals us apart.I mourn and sob,The tears do not stop,I fear deep down in my heart,That she has left like everyone else.The next day I walk my path,Sober and cold,But then warmth returns,It is that girl again.We talk again and cry together,We spin our tales of misery,
we are not a fairytalewe are not a fairytale.I am not the strong lead with a heart of fire,bones of steel, and eyes of vapid curiosity;motivation seeping throughmy every last intended action becauseI was written this way(the heroine falls only to rise again:proverbial phoenix, burning outbecause it is the cycle of mylife) and you, you are notthe beautiful travesty, perfectly composedto strike me where I'm weak and[almost]human, delicately wovenlike the tapestry of my dismantling—a subtle irony where somewhere, a writerchuckles softly, understandingwe are blinder than church mice, bornin a makeshift world of darkness whereI'm not sure whether or not the sun willrise again tomorrow, because it won't existuntil someone breathes life into it,but no. we were never so luckyto be carefully orchestrated,a composition rendered foranother's satisfaction. I am not theclimax, nor the resolution, but a lambwith Stockholm Syndrome anda tendency towards peoplewith
MyselfThe jar of tears has fallen to pieces, lost are the memories from within the creases.They've all abandoned me, my silent friends, our bonds have withered beyond their ends.So predictable this scene truly was, the girl who fell from not a single cause.Twas my own fault, for I banished all help, rotted to pieces within myself.Though alas a mark has been etched within stones, "My soul lives forever without my bones."
ScarsSee the sharpness of my tongue-nibAs the metallic taste in my mouth draws outA barking cough, forced outBy the dirty nicotine lining my lungs.See the blade of stubbornnessThat slices across my cheek bone;An amalgamation of all the times you pushed me.See the residue in my eyes,The remnants of all those times you forced meAnd I forced myself not to cry;Those tears condensed into a thick blinding syrupThat colours all things red.See the crinkle in my nose,The wrinkles on my heartAs I remember how you didn't love me. (Don't love me).See the burns on my psalmsAnd fingerprints singed offBy all the times you called me nothing.See the manacles, the barnaclesThe mutations and tumours.See the invisible scars of the Battle of Us.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The "Supreme Secret" of success: "Anything the human mind can believe, the human mind can achieve.",
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Those who have read one or more of the volumes that comprise Tom Butler-Bowdon's "50 Classics" series already know that he possesses superior reasoning and writing skills as well as a relentless curiosity when conducting research on history's greatest thinkers and their major works. For these and other reasons, I cannot think of another person better qualified to provide the introductions to the volumes that comprise a new series, "Capstone Classics."
Think and Grow Rich was based on two decades of research conducted by Napoleon Hill (concluded in 1928) after being retained by Andrew Carnegie to complete an analysis of 500 of the most successful people in the United States and elsewhere. The title of his original report, "Laws of Success," consisted of 1,500 pages in a series of seven volumes, in which Hill lists and discusses 17 "principles of achievement." It is worth noting that this volume in the "Capstone Classics" series also contains both the "Publisher's Preface to Original Edition" and the "Author's Introduction to the Original Edition" (published in 1937) and a list of those interviewed by Napoleon Hill over a 20-year period.
Unlike so many others, Butler-Bowdon provides more, much more than a flimsy "briefing" to the given work. For this volume, he creates a context, a frame-of-reference, for Napoleon Hill's insights in a 16-page introduction in which he addresses subjects, themes, and issues such as these:
o A brief but remarkably insightful review of pertinent details in Hill's circumstances when retained by Carnegie
o His magazine ventures, notably Hill's Golden Rule and Napoleon Hill's Magazine
o Hill's DRAFT of a book, The 13 Steps to Riches, based on material introduced in "Laws of Success"
o Original title of DRAFT was changed to Use Your Noodle to Win More Boodle and then, final, to Think and Grow Rich
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Thomas Edison was right: "Vision without execution is hallucination" but execution without purpose is merely effort without value. As Butler-Bowdon suggests, "Hill was saying that there were [begin italics] no limits [end italics] to what a person can do [unless self-imposed], and history has proved it so thousands of times with the stories of any remarkable person."
As indicated earlier, Tom Butler-Bowdon's purpose in this introduction is to create a context, a frame-of-reference, for Hill's insights. He does so brilliantly in this instance and in each of the other volumes in the Capstone Classics series that have been published thus far.
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"Barring anything untoward, Talented Tony K will be nominated and will run in the Lotto Classic," Kirlew said. Kirlew knows fully well that if Talented Tony K participates in the Lotto Classic he will carry the allotted top weight of 57.0 kilogrammes and as a result will be giving lumps of weight to his rivals.
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So so so very sad that people in positions of President and Secretary of State could allow this to happen to our 4 Americans...... Hope they lose sleep over this like the families of the VICTIMS
I want to know the answers. The public deserves the truth, as do the families of those slain.
Obama needs to spend the rest of hi natural life behind bars. Obama is a gangster, a thug that think that because he is president that he can not be held accountable. Well As one of his bosses I want to fire him and then prosecute him.
Time to hear the truth no matter what party you stand behind. At minimum the families of lost love ones deserve to know what happened. We can release 5 terrorists but can not tell the truth about how we lost 5 loyal and honorable individuals at Benghazi!!
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Tal y Waen is a traditional stone and slate three-bed roomed, farmhouse sleeping 6. Nestling in the mountains above Llanberis. The property is located six miles from Snowdon on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, there are spectacular views of the sea ,Caernarfon, and Anglesey, The location is perfect for visiting…
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Excellent cottage in a perfect location to explore the best of Snowdonia, the castles of the Menai Straits and over to Anglesey.
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Situated at 1000ft with fantastic views to the coast and guests can walk straight out of the door and into the mountains. The view from the living room window is straight on to the sheep grazing on the moor and the mountains above. From the front of the cottage the view is down over to Caernarfon castle, Anglesey and the…
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Beautiful, cosy and traditional barn conversion, great kitchen facilities, really comfy and huge bed in master bedroom, good wet room, wi fI all mod cons ...... Great!
The Peak restaurant in Llanberis is well worth a visit, lovley food, a great atmosphere and friendly staff.
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