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Tim Howard will make his 200th consecutive Premier League appearance on Saturday afternoon – but the American international will be treating it just like any of his previous 199.Howard has been an ever-present for the Blues in the top flight for over five years, a spell which has seen him take his total outings for the Club to 286. Indeed, the last time Everton played a Premier League game without the former Manchester United man was 23 September 2007 when Stefan Wessels deputised between the posts in a fixture against Aston Villa.And although Howard says good fortune has played a part in him reaching the landmark total, he cites hard work, dedication and the support of those around him as the secret to his consistency.Speaking to evertonfc.com, the 33-year-old said: "I try not to follow my stats because I just think it's bad karma, bad luck. But it's incredible - where's the time gone?"I've been really lucky and I've steered clear of bad injuries. Every now and then I've gotten sick or gotten the flu but it's been at the right time in the week where I've been able to recover. "I've been lucky to have a manager who believes in me, who probably has played me on occasions where maybe I didn't deserve the nod but has shown confidence in me. "And I think I've done a few things right. I just get my head down and I've been able to do that because I've just focused on the next game - not 100, not 200, not 400 - I just focus on the next game and I think when you do that good things happen."Howard's goalkeeping coach throughout his time at Everton has been former England, Norwich and Sheffield Wednesday stopper Chris Woods – another colleague he credits for his success. "I've been blessed not only to have a great manager but a goalkeeper coach who, in seven years, has never let me rest," said the US No.1."He's always pushed me to do more. He believes in my abilities, he's always gotten me prepared and one thing I've taken from him is that when he was a player he was always on the training ground. He didn't believe in taking liberties and shortcuts."I think one of the ideals that we have from a goalkeeping standpoint here is 'get your nose to the ground and work hard'. And working hard means coming to work every day, not being on the treatment table, not taking days off. "If things are going well you keep the rhythm up in training. If things aren't going so well for you, you get out there and figure it out until things get better."While Howard will be aiming to mark his achievement with three points at the Britannia Stadium, he is fully aware it will be no easy task.Tony Pulis' side currently sit in a healthy ninth position in the Premier League table and are six matches unbeaten.The Potters have the meanest defence in the Premier League and have conceded just twice on home soil all season."Stoke is a tough nut to crack," he acknowledged. "They've been in the Premier League for quite a number of years now and it just doesn't seem that we've gotten very good results there. So the tide needs to turn and it needs to turn this weekend. "We'll certainly do everything we can to fix that. They're playing well at home, they've been stingy and not given too much away, so it could be nip and tuck. But we've shown that we can be resilient as well."
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Written by Mike Hohnen on 22nd February, 2013
With Soundwave 2013 now so close you can almost taste it, Bring Me The Horizon have released a brand-new track, Antivist, from their forthcoming album, Sempiternal.
Antivist is the second preview to be released from the album. Already we've heard Shadow Moses, so we are getting a pretty good idea of what we can expect from the release. Gone are Oliver Sykes's brutal lows, and he seems to have traded in his as-close-to-white-noise-as-possible vocals for a much cleaner, melodic sound.
The band are making good use of their newest addition, keyboardist Jordan Fish. Unlike previous records, the guitar seems to be taking a back seat to the vocals and lyrics, which could shed some light on the departure of Jona from the band.
It's a fairly catchy jam that features one of the biggest c-bomb's I've personally ever heard by a metalcore band – it's pretty awesome.
Sempiternal will be out Tuesday, 30th April.
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It's getting close to the 4th of July. You can tell by the numbers of fireworks tents popping up all over New Mexico, especially in the Albuquerque metro area.
After 4 years of extreme drought, wildfire conditions are still dangerous, but not as bad as the past few years. That's why firefighters are not planning to close the Rio Grande Bosque right now. Last year they shut down the riverside forest on June 10th.
While fireworks stands are sprouting across the landscape, it's important to remember that fireworks are always banned in all wild land areas, including the Bosque and the foothills of the Sandia Mountains. Firefighters want us to set them off on pavement, or on hard-packed dirt with no dead weeds or bushes or anything else that could catch fire.
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The East Mingulay proposal, which is approximately 13 kilometres east of the island of Mingulay in the Outer Hebrides and features the rare and fragile coral reef lophelia pertusa, has been approved by Scottish Ministers as a Special Area of Conservation.
The proposal will now be submitted to the European Commission for inclusion in the European Union-wide 'Natura' network of protected areas.
The scientific case for the Sound of Barra proposal has also been approved by Scottish Ministers, and Scottish Natural Heritage have been requested to conduct a public consultation on this proposal in the near future.
Stewart Stevenson, Minister for Environment and Climate Change, said:
"The East Mingulay proposal makes a significant contribution to maintaining Scotland's unique natural environment. Stakeholders have made a welcome contribution to refining the boundary for the East Mingulay proposal, and their input is greatly appreciated.
"Making fisheries management advice available at this stage provides more certainty to the local fishing industry regarding both proposals, while also making clear that creel fishing can continue in the Sound of Barra to help ensure that the local communities continue to derive economic value from the area."
Natura 2000 is an European Union wide network of nature protection areas established under the 1992 Habitats Directive and the Wild Birds Directive which aims to assure the long-term survival of Europe's most valuable and threatened species and habitats.
Following consultation with stakeholders, the site boundary for East Mingulay was revised to reduce the area by eight per cent. This revised boundary does not affect the integrity of the conservation area's features.
Advice on fisheries management has been provided which states that only demersal trawling and dredging effort needs to be controlled to maintain the East Mingulay site in favourable condition.
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David, an orderly at a hospital, tells his horrific story of being kidnapped and forced to play a vile game of survival. This short film made by the same filmmakers is a sample of what would become the 2004 feature length movie, Saw.
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The rooms were good and the service was also good.The hotel is well located near to the railway station and accessibility to other areas is also good. The staff were cordial and had a pleasant stay for 2 days.
We were selected this hotel for our business trip to kannur.Very nice hotel.Very clean.very close to the railway station.
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Last week I stayed here for 3 nights and took one executive suite, 2 deluxe rooms and one studio for a family reunion. Rooms were very neat and good. The front office personnel were well mannered and the management was also good and responsive. However, the food quality and room service was very very poor. The waiters/room service personnel were...
You will never feel that you are inside a three star hotel unless you are told so by someone. The rooms are very clean and spacious but that is all. The menu has little variety and the choices for the breakfast buffet is very very limited. If you are a vegetarian the options get narrowed down further. The location is...
The experience was average.The food was average and the room was also average.Found that what I paid for at this site was almost same if I had booked directly so in fact there was no 50 percent discount as advertised.The room first given to us had a musty smell so we asked for a change of room which was better.The...
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The food spread was average that lacked class. The chef was lingering around and has looks like he's not experienced good food. they couldnt manage a 90+ crowd. The staff lacks courtesy and there was a lot of confusion regarding plate count.
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Shopbop's own exclusive label. An easy-to-layer cardigan in a delicate sheer knit. Open placket. Ribbed edges. Long sleeves. Fabric: Slinky, fine knit. 65% rayon/35% cotton. Hand wash. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 41in / 104cm, from shoulder
Bop Basics Sheer Long Cardigan 84,53 € 59,17 €
Extra Fine Merino wool makes this crew neck cardigan a must for every season. Throw it on over anything for a polished look. When it's buttoned up to the top, it adds a preppy finish to any outfit. • Soft cardigan hits right at the hips • Extra fine merino wool; soft finish won't pill • crew neck style and feminine silhouette add polish to any outfit • Easy to layer or wear on its own • Available in a variety of rich colours • Model Height : 5' 9", 175 CM, wearing size : XS MATERIAL 100% Wool CARE Machine Wash, Gentle Or Delicate
Delicate metallic threads shimmer through the chunky stitches of a mohair-infused Mes Demoiselles cardigan. A hook-and-eye closure secures the round neckline, and loose dolman sleeves finish the cozy piece. Open placket. Fabric: Chunky knit. 47% mohair/26% acrylic/14% polyamide/13% metallic. Dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 20.75in / 53cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 2
Mes Demoiselles Joan Cardigan 322,81 € 193,69 €
Our Penny cardigan is a delicate knit crafted of a soft cotton blend. This ladylike style features 3⁄4 length sleeves and coordinating buttons in a blush-pink shade, achieving an on-trend look with a relaxed drape and mesh décolletage panel. Team the shorter hem with tailored trousers for an effortless, casual Friday ensemble. Model is 173cm/5¿8¿¿ and is wearing a size UK 8. Button fastening 50% Cotton 40% Modal 10% Wool Hand wash only
Hobbs Penny Cardigan 87,11 € 42,92 €
A luxurious addition to your wardrobe, our petite cardigan pairs a delicate pistachio shade with a sumptuously soft blend of cashmere and merino wool. In an elegant button free design with patch pockets and a subtle stitch detail along the shoulders, this is a staple you will reach for season after season. This piece is part of our Viyella collection. No fastening 39%Viscose 20%Polyamide 33%Merino Wool 8%Cashmere Machine Wash 30°C
Gauzy stitches compose this delicate Rodarte cardigan, creating an ethereal texture throughout. Shimmering tinsel and fine eyelash detailing lend unexpected elements. Ribbed edges structure the open placket and cuffs. Sheer. Fabric: Metallic open knit. 57% superkid mohair/10% alpaca/6% nylon/6% wool/5% polyester/5% metallic/5% silk/3% viscose/3% rayon. Spot clean. Made in the USA. MEASUREMENTS Length: 19in / 48cm, from shoulder
Rodarte Cropped Open Knit Cardigan 1.067 € 426,66 €
A versatile top layer from Red Valentino, this smart cardigan is crafted from soft wool in a mid-weight knit and deep navy hue. Complemented with a velvet bow waist belt to create a cinched-in silhouette, a delicate trim of polka dot tulle peeks out from the bottom for a ladylike finish. Size XS = UK6, S = UK8, M = UK10, L = UK12, XL = UK14 Model is 178cm5'10", a UK 8 and wears a size S Button-through front Velvet belt to waist Net lining Pure wool Dry clean Made in Italy
RED Valentino Tulle Trim Cardigan 756,22 €
Betty Barclay reverse print one button long cardigan. The unusual effect of this knitted cardigan is achieved by turning the abstract print inside out. In black and grey with contrasting ribbing on the edges and cuffs. Detail includes small slits at neckline. V-neck collar 55% Acrylic, 45% Cotton Machine wash delicate
Open-knit construction lends a delicate feel to this cropped, mohair-infused PHILOSOPHY cardigan. Raw-edge chiffon trim adds deconstructed elegance. Single-button placket. Short sleeves. Ribbed edges. Fabric: Brushed open-knit. Shell: 40% acrylic/30% mohair/30% nylon. Trim: 100% polyester. Hand wash or dry clean. Imported, Romania. Measurements Length: 15in / 38cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 40
philosophy Brushed Cardigan 342,13 €
A lusciously soft cashmere knit with a mix of delicately textured stitches shapes a versatile and elegant cardigan with a cascading front. 34" front length; 26" back length (size Medium). No closure. 100% cashmere. Hand wash cold, dry flat. By In Cashmere; imported.
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Oui Cropped long sleeved cardigan 112,36 € 55,55 €
Crafted from a soft, fine-knit blend of wool, silk and cashmere, our cardigan will make an elegant evening cover-up. The delicate lace and bracelet length of the sleeves enhance the feminine appeal of this piece. Wear it layered over a camisole with tailored trousers and pointed heels. Scoop neck collar 70% Wool 20% Silk 10% Cashmere Hand wash only
Jaeger Lace Sleeve Cardigan 251,23 €
This Extra Fine Merino wool cardigan is a versatile piece for any closet. The streamlined v-neck makes it perfect to throw over anything. Layer with a t-shirt or button-up shirt, or tie it around your shoulders for a preppy look. • Soft button-up cardigan hits right at the hips • Extra fine merino wool; soft finish won't pill • V-neck style and streamlined silhouette make it a staple for any closet • Easy to layer or wear on its own • Available in a variety of rich colours • Model Height : 5' 9", 175 CM, wearing size : XS MATERIAL 100% Wool CARE Machine Wash, Gentle Or Delicate
Betty Barclay reversible jersey cardigan with zip. A great investment with two different cardigans in one, this navy cardigan has quilted satin pockets and sides and a small standing round collar. The reverse option is dark red with navy quilted side panels and navy piping around the pockets, collar and zip. Fastens with a two-way zip to the top of the collar. 81% Cotton, 19% Polyester Machine wash delicate
A delicate, fine merino wool knit shapes a versatile cardigan with slouchy ease. The drop-shoulder style is fashioned with angled patch pockets and a vented high/low hem. 29" front length; 31 1/2" back length (size Medium). Front button closure. Semi-sheer. 100% merino wool. Dry clean or hand wash cold, dry flat. By Eileen Fisher; imported. Studio 121.
Eileen Fisher Lightweight Merino High/Low V-Neck Cardigan 215,75 € 107,86 €
A luxurious take on a staple this cardigan pairs sumptuously soft cashmere with a delicate shade of pale blue. In a simple button free design this jumper features two small pockets and a fold over hem. Drape over a top and tailored trousers to add luxury to an everyday look. This piece is part of our Viyella collection. 100%Cashmere Hand wash only
A chevron pattern of open pointelle stitches in back lends a pretty, delicate look to an easy drape-front cardigan in a soft cotton-blend knit. No closure. Back is semi-sheer. 55% cotton, 25% viscose, 20% nylon. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. By Chaus; imported. Point of View.
Chaus Pointelle Back Cardigan 55,55 € 33,33 €
Delicate threads lend soft, shaggy texture to a cozy bouclé-knit Tibi cardigan. Smooth banding trims the collar and flows into the open placket. On-seam hip pockets. Long sleeves. Fabric: Bouclé knit. Shell: 55% acrylic/35% polyamide/5% alpaca/5% wool. Trim: 65% rayon/30% polyamide/5% elastane. Lining: 100% cotton. Dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 34.25in / 87cm, from shoulder Measurements from size S
Tibi Long Cardigan 390,44 €
A delicate lace panel accents the button placket of a cropped Leur Logette cardigan. Layered, ribbed banding trims the cuffs and hem. Long sleeves. Fabric: Fine knit. Shell: 100% cashmere. Trim: 82% nylon/18% rayon. Dry clean. Imported, Japan. Measurements Length: 19in / 48cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 2
Leur Logette Cashmere Piara Cardigan 599,74 €
Crafted from a soft, fine-knit blend of wool, silk and cashmere, our cardigan will make an elegant evening cover-up. The delicate lace and bracelet length of the sleeves enhance the feminine appeal of this piece. Wear it layered over a camisole with tailored trousers and pointed heels. 70% Wool,20% Silk,10% Cashmere
Jaeger Lace Sleeved Cardigan 251,23 €
Delicate fringe trims the lapels of this Jamison cardigan. Open placket. Long sleeves. Fabric: Soft, fine knit. 50% viscose/35% nylon/10% wool/5% cashmere. Dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 34.75in / 88cm, from shoulder Measurements from size S
Jamison Fringe Cardigan Sweater 173,89 €
A ladylike cropped cardigan styled with long sleeves, a crew neck and rounded hem. Adorned with decorative bead embellishment, the cotton feel is delicately fastened with a hook and eye closure. A refined balance of style and substance, this cover up will lend a sophisticated feel to your knitwear collection. Rounded collar 70% Viscose, 30% Nylon Hand wash only
House of Fraser Samya Bead Embellished Cardigan 37,87 € 25,25 €
This relaxed fit cardigan is perfect for lounging at home. The open-front, shawl design is elegant and is cut in such a way that you can even wear it outside the home. The heat retaining fabric of this cardigan ensures that you will be kept warm if you do. In the event that you would like to return this item, you will need to ensure the original packaging is intact and that it is returned to us in a saleable condition. MATERIAL 56% Acrylic, 23% Rayon, 21% Polyester CARE Machine Wash, Gentle Or Delicate
Take a little bold summer colour into autumn with this delicate cotton shrug in vibrant raspberry pink. This versatile layering piece is a perfect special occasion cover up over your favourite dress, and equally at home teamed with jeans and a pretty top. 100% Cotton Machine Wash 30°C
House of Fraser East Cotton Gauze Tie Shrug 49,24 € 23,99 €
An eye-catching abstract pattern adorns a long, open-front cardigan styled with dropped shoulders and delicate fringe suspended from the knee-grazing hemline. 35" length; 8" fringe. 46% linen, 19% cotton, 19% polyester, 12% rayon, 4% metallic fibers. Hand wash cold, dry flat. By Free People; imported. t.b.d.
Free People 'Hendrix' Long Cardigan 239,90 €
In extra-fine linen, this cardigan feels beautifully soft and creates a floaty, feminine look. We love the delicate silk trim running from the collar down to the hem, and the flattering pearl shade, perfect for layering over summer`s vibrant florals. 100% Linen and 100% Silk Trim Hand wash only
House of Fraser East Edge to edge cardigan 87,11 € 42,92 €
This super soft cardigan, decorated with a delicate fern print, is a pretty take on a wardrobe staple. Pure, lightweight cotton, it`s perfect for late summer layering and an effortless way to work some on trend print into your look. 100% Cotton Machine Wash 30°C
House of Fraser East Fern Print Cotton Cardigan 87,11 € 44,19 €
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Crimea harvested 375.9 thsd tonnes of grains
As of July 2, 2014, agrarians of the Crimea harvested grains throughout the areas of 163.8 thsd ha, or 33.1% of the plan, declared the press-service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of the region.
Agrarians produced 375.9 thsd tonnes of grains with the average yield of 2.29 t/ha.
The Ministry noted that in terms of such harvesting rates the general grain harvest in the region is expected within the range of 1-1.2 mln tonnes, up 40-70% compared with 2013.
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Ready Player One ended being a much, much better book than one would assume at face value. On the surface, the story surrounds a gamer named Wade, as he attempts to make friends and find a hidden Easter egg treasure deep within the bowels of the largest multi-player game ever concocted, OASIS. But there are catches: the people he's friends with are also competing for the prize; a huge conglomerate corporation is trying to steal it out from under them; and the only person who even knew where to find the keys to get to the tests to try to win the prize was the game's mastermind, who started the contest in his last will and testament.
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Klaus Kastner suggests that Germans cannot sympathise with my analogy of the Greek Bailout as a new Versailles Treaty because many, in Germany, feel that Maastricht was another Versailles Treaty imposed, by France, upon them. While there is no doubt that France tried, and failed, to adopt a predatory attitude toward Germany (and toward the Bundesbank in particular), the Maastricht-Versailles analogy is unsustainable and patently incorrect – in sharp contrast to the Greek Bailout-Versailles parallelism which is spot on. Continue reading
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Klaus Kastner, a regular interlocutor of this blog, has responded to the Geithner revelations (and my take on them) on how Northern European finance ministers were bent on 'crushing the Greeks', back in February 2010, with the following: Continue reading
CRUSH THE GREEKS! The Greek bailout revisited in the light of the Geithner revelations
Tim Geithner is now on the public record,[1] confirming that which we have always known: In February 2010, clueless as to the Euro Crisis that was about to engulf them, Northern European leaders decided to crush Greece. Collectively to punish (against even the Geneva Convention) a nation for having gone bankrupt within a Eurozone whose architecture never took into consideration the possibility that a member-state could become insolvent.
"We're going to teach the Greeks a lesson. They are really terrible. They lied to us. They suck and they were profligate and took advantage of the whole basic thing and we're going to crush them.' [That] was their basic attitude, all of them."
Geithner's reaction, to such talk, was not concern over the Greeks' impending 'crushing' but that the Northern Europeans were, in the process of crushing the Greeks, about to shoot themselves in the foot. As I was writing in 2010 (in an article entitled 'A New Versailles Haunts Europe'):… Continue reading
Preface to the (forthcoming) French edition of THE GLOBAL MINOTAUR
The Global Minotaur: America, Europe and the future of the world economy is about to be published in French, as Le Minotaure Planétaire, by newly established, progressive publishing house LES ÉDITIONS DU CERCLE. Read on for a draft of the Preface I composed for this French edition (which is now added to the German, Spanish, Italian, Czech, Finnish and Greek editions)… Continue reading
Slovakia adopts our proposal of ECB-purchases of EIB bonds
Why is Europe not 'coming together' in the aftermath of the euro crisis? – audio
This talk was delivered to the PhD Colloquium of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, on 6th November 2014. It was based on this article and is part of my research for my next book EUROPE UNHINGED: The next phase of the global crisis.
A QE proposal for Europe's crisis – OpEd in The Economist
The Economist kindly invited me to contribute an op-ed to a 'roundtable' on what form Quantitative Easing should take place in Europe. For The Economist's site click here. Or read on… Continue reading
Why the Fiscal Compact is, legally, null and void: Interview by Giuseppe Guarino
In this fascinating interview, published in Corriere della Sera on 29th October 2014 and reproduced here in English, Professor Giuseppe Guarino, a former finance minister of Italy, argues that the Fiscal Compact never had a legal leg to stand on. Additionally, he also claims that, legally, the 3% deficit limit (in the Maastricht and later the Lisbon Treaties) was merely a 'reference value' and, under no circumstances, a 'rule'. Professor Guarino suggests that European leaders have a unique opportunity to remove this 'noose' around our nations' necks by revealing the Fiscal Compact's, and the 3% so-called rule's, true legal status (or absence thereof). Continue reading
MODERN MONEY: AESTHETICS AFTER THE GOLD STANDARD, UC Berkeley, Friday 7th November 2014
An Academic Conference, sponsored by the Department of History of Art, University of California, Berkeley, November 6–7, 2014
- Featured Speaker: Yanis Varoufakis
- Featured Artist: Danae Stratou
Contact sferguson at usf.edu and jordanrose at berkeley.edu for more information.
(The image is Andy Warhol's 200 One Dollar Bills, 1962)
This Thursday, lunch time talk on Europe's refusal to 'come together': LBJ School of Public Affairs PhD Colloquium, UT Austin
- Theme: "Why is Europe not 'Coming Together' in Response to the Euro Crisis?"
- Where: SRH 3.316/3.350. LBJ School of Public Affairs (3rd floor)
- When: 12:15 to 1:30pm, Thursday 6th November
Abstract: Almost everyone agrees that the Eurozone was a one-legged giant; a monetary union lacking a political 'leg' to stabilise it. Moreover, both opponents of monetary union (e.g. Mrs Margaret Thatcher) and its chief designers (e.g. Mr Jacques Delors) had argued, or at least intimated, that the euro was only a first, tentative step toward a fully-fledged European Federation. If so, why has the Euro Crisis (which surely strengthened the arguments in favour of federation) not strengthened the federalists' hand? Of those who were, supposedly, waiting to pounce upon any opportunity to create a United States of Europe? In this talk, we shall seek answers in the history of the European Economic Community, in the manner that the latter was destabilised by the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, in the economic and political forces spearheading monetary union since 1971, and in the context of America's pivotal role in putting, and keeping, Europe together from 1944 to 2008.
Today's Eurozone seen from an investor's perspective – Keynote (audio)
On 30th October I was invited to address a meeting of German, Austrian and Swiss pension fund managers on how they should make sense of the Eurozone's current state of play. In this keynote (click below for the audio and the accompanying slides) I present an explanation of the causes underlying the impossible dilemmas pension fund and fixed income managers are facing in Europe today. Plus a proposal of what the ECB ought to do to make a substantial difference.
For the keynote's audio click below and, once its starts, open Zurich Powerpoint (and click to change slides when you hear the gong in the background)
ECB stress tests: The view of an insider – Guest post by Klaus Kastner
Klaus Kastner is a former banker from Austria who is also 'afflicted' with a deep concern for Greece; witness his excellent blog ObservingGreece. He has commented many times on this blog and, on the occasion of the ECB's recent stress tests (and in response to this post) he sent me the following comment. His first hand experience of European banks renders is both useful and interesting. Read on… Continue reading
Discussing the ECB's stress tests on 'Boom Bust, RT tv
The ECB's Stress Tests and our Banking Dis-Union: A case of gross institutional failure
Last Sunday the ECB published its quality assurance results, its stress tests of our systemic banks. It was, from where I am standing, a sad day.
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Of Europe's bankers and politicians – Interview in SUOMEN KUVALEHTI
An interview with Antti Ronkainen published in SUOMEN KUVALEHTI (in Finnish). Click here for the original or read on… Continue reading
It is time for the ECB to purchase EIB bonds: Bruegel's Guntram Wolff sides with our proposal
The ECB's recent dalliance with QE-light is macro-economically irrelevant. For a long while we have been arguing (see Policy 3 of the Modest Proposal) that it is high time that the ECB buys en masse EIB bonds, thus enabling the EIB to issue new bonds as part of a European Recovery Program; an investment drive that will mobilise the glut of idle savings, neither adding to public debt nor inflating financial assets (or, indeed, the fear of fiscal transfers from the core to the periphery). It is the optimal strategy for defeating deflation and whipping up growth without inflating asset prices. It was with pleasure that we recently read Guntram Wolff's article which seems to endorse this proposal. Continue reading


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Posted 12 November 2012 - 11:28
You can afford Internet but not NHS dentists? Seems like your priorities are all wrong. I'm guessing you have a TV License too?!
You're 21... don't you have parents you could ask for help? Or a friend? Surely someone ought to have £17.50/£48 for you.
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It still annoys me though that if you go to an NHS dentist (what you paying taxes for) you have to pay, I still can't get around this.
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Google reports some services cut off in China as ruling party picks new leaders
A Chinese flag blows in the air below the Google logo outside the Google China headquarters in Beijing, March 25, 2010. (AP / Gemunu Amarasinghe)
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Published Friday, November 9, 2012 6:15PM EST
Last Updated Saturday, November 10, 2012 8:57AM EST
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Google says its search engine and other Internet services have been cut off from much of China just as the country's ruling party picks new leaders.
Data posted on Google's website shows its services in China became largely inaccessible beginning around 1 a.m. PST Friday. That would be about 5 p.m. Friday in Beijing.
A Google Inc. spokeswoman says the company found no problems in its own computer or network that would disrupt its services in China.
That raised the possibility that China's Communist government decided to block Google's services at a politically sensitive time. Restricting access to Google's search engine might make it more difficult for people in China to find information about the candidates vying to steer the ruling party during the next decide.
Another search engine called Baidu is more widely used in China, but its results exclude content that the country's government deems objectionable.
Phone calls to China's state council information office, Foreign Ministry, and Ministry of Industry and Information Technology rang unanswered in Beijing Saturday morning.
Google, which is based in Mountain View, Calif., decided to stop censoring its search results in China in 2010. To avoid breaking the country's laws, Google moved the computers for its Chinese search engine from the country's mainland to Hong Kong, where the same censorship requirements aren't imposed.
Since Google took its stand against censorship, its search engine and other services have been periodically unavailable.
YouTube, Google's popular video site, has been blocked in China since 2009, according to the company.
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Amy Donaldson: Ability to inspire makes the Olympic Games unique
Mark Duncan, Associated Press
Tracy Barnes' Olympic experience in Sochi, Russia, will be significantly different than she planned.
She did not spend years of her life training for the grueling sport of biathlon so she could watch from the stands. But next week in Sochi, she will do just that with a grateful heart.
The 31-year-old earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic biathlon team, but then gave it up to her twin sister, who'd been sick and unable to compete to her potential during the trials.
Some might think it would be painful for her to be a spectator after working for years to be a participant.
But Barnes said it isn't just her affection for her sister that will make her trip to Russia special. It's the fact that the Olympics are unlike any other sporting event.
"There is a lot more to the Olympics than the racing and trying to win a gold medal," Barnes told the Deseret News two weeks ago. "A lot of what the Olympics is about is bringing the world together, bringing people together. It's about competition, yes, but it's also about friendship, camaraderie. ... It inspires a lot of people who aren't competing, who've never competed. That's what the Olympics is about."
The energy that accompanies the games is difficult to describe. When Salt Lake doubles luge athlete Preston Griffall was asked if it's possible to prepare someone for how it feels to just walk into the opening ceremony, he said he didn't think it was.
"Until you get there, it's really something you can't describe," he said. "It really is hard to prepare somebody for it. It's hard to explain what the feeling is that you have until you get there."
The Olympics are special because they are rare
The fact that the games occur only once every four years makes them special and especially cruel. Lindsey Vonn is the most successful female Alpine skier in American history with 17 World Cup titles and six consecutive downhill titles and four overall championships. She's earned 59 World Cup victories and is just three shy of tying the women's all-time record of 62 FIS wins.
And yet, Vonn, who made her Olympic debut in 2002, owns just two Olympic medals — a gold and a bronze earned in Vancouver. A horrific crash kept her from the podium in 2006 and a knee injury will make her a spectator this winter.
The Olympics are special because athletes represent their countries
In most competitions, athletes play for teams. They play for money. They play for contracts and sponsors and entities that make even more than they do with a successful performance.
It is the one time that athletes wear the colors of their country. They represent people who share their culture and history. They honor more than sports fans with their efforts.
This aspect of the games makes them appealing to even the least athletically inclined among us.
The Olympics are special because they shine a spotlight on athletes and competitions overlooked
Justin Reiter doesn't care that most people don't even understand what an Alpine snowboarder does. The 33-year-old was so determined to make his Olympic dream a reality, he slept in his truck while he trained in Park City.
Most of the U.S. speedskaters relied on online funding campaigns just to pay rent and buy food while they chased their Olympic hopes. Most work part-time jobs while training for the games, and finding financial success is most difficult for winter sports athletes.
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MU Slides into Summer of Discontent
Regulatory Chains
Folks, if the COO of the top dog in the EHR food chain, at a company swollen with much of the $23 billion handed out in meaningful use incentive payments, is feeling like he is dragging regulatory chains around, then we have a technology modernization program that is, at best, troubled, and at worst, in crisis.
Meanwhile, in response to a banshee-howl from the AMA, CHIME, AHA and just about every other professional organization in healthcare IT, ONC and CMS are methodically in the process of extending Stage 2 of the meaningful use incentive program such that the obligations of providers to attest to achieving Stage 2 are extended at least into 2015.
This spring's finger pointing in Washington at vendors failing to get certified products to market has long since faded, replaced by a chorus of criticism that regulators at CMS and ONC created a hydra-headed set of implementation guidelines which made Stage 2 attestation reachable by only a handful of providers so far.
"Whether you call it evolution or revolution, there is groundswell among the peasantry calling for sweeping changes to the CMS EHR incentive programs," wrote meaningful use audit expert Jim Tate in late May.
Triggering Tate's rant was a CMS proposed rule, called for by most of the industry, offering relaxation in the requirements to achieve meaningful use in 2014.
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Frank Poggio (7/12/2014 at 12:44 PM)
Scott, You bet the 'bang will come'...remember EHR & MU was sold to Congress on the basis it will save $800billion (the infamous Rand Report) . So the bang will be when CMS starts to slash provider payments to show that it was a 'successful' program. The logic will be simple. CMS - we gave you $$ millions for your EHR, and now we are here to collect our ROI!
pk (7/9/2014 at 9:47 AM)
I am reminded of something my daddy told me several decades ago. There is no such thing as a "good deal" with the Federal Government.
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Swiss tourists visiting Muriwai Beach lost all their holiday photographs when their campervan was plundered.
Roger and Daniela Christinger had to postpone their flight home after their passports were stolen along with mobile phones, a laptop and a wallet.
The pair have since been revisiting some of their favourite tourist spots to replace the missing photographs. They walked the Tongariro crossing again last week.
The Christinger's campervan was targeted on March 21 between 12.30pm and 2.45pm.
Nor-west community patrollers Clyde and Helen Mitchell gave the distraught couple a phone to use.
"They even offered that we stay in their garden with our damaged van and use their computer to sort everything out," Daniela Christinger says.
"Although it was a hassle, everybody was so friendly and helpful.
"Now we try to enjoy our unexpected longer stay in Aotearoa and make the best out of it."
The tourists are flying home on Saturday.
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Keloids: a new challenge for nutrition
Article first published online: 25 JUN 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2010.00300.x
© 2010 International Life Sciences Institute
Nutrition Reviews
Volume 68, Issue 7, pages 409–417, July 2010
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Ferreira, Â. C., Hochman, B., Furtado, F., Bonatti, S. and Ferreira, L. M. (2010), Keloids: a new challenge for nutrition. Nutrition Reviews, 68: 409–417. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2010.00300.x
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- Issue published online: 25 JUN 2010
- Article first published online: 25 JUN 2010
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