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The Alfred L. Davis and Ruby C. Davis Scholarship Fund was established by Mr. and Mrs. Brackett Clark. The Clarks were long-time supporters of RIT; Mr. Clark served on the RIT Board of Trustees for more than 50 years, and Mrs. Clark was very active with the RIT Women's Council. The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize the long and dedicated service to RIT, which Mr. Davis has provided. During his career spanning more than 40 years at RIT, Mr. Davis served on the faculty of the College of Continuing Education, as Vice President for Development and Public Relations, and later as Administrative Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Having observed through the years the efforts of many student volunteers and the invaluable service these students provided, Mr. Davis requested that a portion of these funds be earmarked to encourage and recognize this contribution.
Davis Scholarship Leadership Award Qualifications:
If you have been a past recipient of the Davis Scholarship Leadership Award, you may re-apply. However, past recipients should not assume that they are guaranteed to be re-named as a recipient.
The Kathleen M. Keyes Memorial Scholarship was established by Mr. Brian Keyes and the RIT Student Government. Kathleen served as the Operations Manager for the RIT Student Government from 1983 to 1994 where she was an advocate for student leaders and a friend to many officers. The purpose for the award was to honor her memory while providing an incentive to student leaders who have served the RIT population through Student Government which may include participation in RIT Major Student Organizations (MSO's).
Kathleen M. Keyes Memorial Scholarship Qualifications:
The Eric Senna Award was established in 1995. Eric Senna (an alumnus, class of 1991) served as the Vice Chairman for the RIT Student Government from 1989 to 1990. Eric almost exclusively developed the proposal, fundraising and implementation of the Institute's bronze Tiger Mascot located on the quarter mile just west of the Student Alumni Union. The award was created to recognize those students who have significantly contributed towards the improvement of campus life, tradition, pride and spirit. The Tiger statue stands as a bond between the students of RIT and the Institute as a whole.
Eric Senna Award Qualifications
On November 25, 1996, three AALANA student leaders were tragically killed in a car accident on their way home to Buffalo for Thanksgiving. Susan Willoughby, Lanette Moore and Cheryl Bulls are deeply missed by the RIT community. Through an outpouring of emotion by RIT students, faculty and staff members, the university established the RIT Memorial Endowed scholarship to pay tribute to these three young women, as well as other members of the RIT community who are taken from us.
The Cheryl Bulls, Lanette Moore, & Susan Willoughby Memorial Scholarship Qualifications:
For many people on the RIT campus, Isaac L. Jordan Sr. represented the best of the human spirit: compassionate, fair, committed to promoting community among all people and supportive of people in their individual struggles to obtain economic and social equality.
Jordan transformed the minds and hearts of the people who worked and studied at Rochester Institute of Technology. His death in 1994 left a void in many lives.
Isaac L. Jordan Sr. was both a humanitarian and a visionary. He envisioned a community that celebrated differences and that allowed individuals to develop to their fullest potential. His energies were totally dedicated to creating this kind of world. This fund was established to honor his vision and his memory.
Questions regarding the Issac L. Jordan Awards should be directed to the RIT Office of the Chief Diversity Officer. Please contact Sandra Whitmore at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Isaac L. Jordan Sr. Fund Award Qualifications:
(NOTE: There are different academic requirements for each award. There are TWO Isaac L. Jordan Awards, please be certain to apply only to those awards for which you qualify.)
Freshman Award Qualifications:
Upperclassman Award Qualifications:
The Joe Ferraro Memorial Scholarship was established in November 2000 as a lasting tribute to Joe's commitment to establishing friendships and building bridges between people of diverse backgrounds. The scholarship was established by Joe's family including Doreen Ferraro, Jason Ferraro, and Irving Gordon.
Joe was known for his broad range of interests including membership in a fraternity (Phi Kappa Tau), serving as an intramural referee, and establishing the roller hockey sport club. Tragically, Joe died after contracting meningococcal meningitis following a Hillel sponsored trip to Israel in June 2000.
The Joe Ferraro Memorial Scholarship Qualifications:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Gorfain established the Walls Olson Scholarship in 1969. It was founded in appreciation of the interest that RIT faculty and staff members, Mr A. Stephen Walls and Mrs. Beverly Olson expressed for the Gorfains' son Neil while he was an RIT student. This fund provides annual awards to students who demonstrate active involvement in Student Affairs.
The Walls Olson Scholarship Qualifications:
The Women's Council of RIT Endowed Scholarship is a
The Women's Council of RIT Endowed Scholarship Qualifications:
Please contact the Center for Women & Gender for Application Deadline as it differs from all other awards.
Interested students must complete an application and submit to
The Women's Center (SAU A-501)
Questions? Please the Center for Women & Gender more information.
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In order to be considered, you must:
Gwen Van Laeken
Scholarship Selection Committee
RIT Leadership Institute
34 Lomb Memorial Dr
Rochester, NY 14623
RIT Campus Center Bldg 3 Room 1030, located across from gym
Questions for all scholarships except Isaac L. Jordan Fund, and Joseph T. Ferraro Scholarship may be directed to the RIT Leadership Institute Office:
|Gwen Van Laeken
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RIT Leadership Institute
Phone: (585) 475-6974
Email: email@example.com
|Molly McGowan
RIT Leadership Institute
RIT Campus Center 03-1030
Phone: (585) 475-6171
Email: email@example.com
Located in the new RIT Campus Center across from the Gym 03-1030
Questions or concerns regarding:
|Isaac L. Jordan Sr. Fund:
Sandra Whitmore
Chief Diversity Officer
RIT Office of the President
Eastman 01-1124
Email: email@example.com
Phone: (585) 475-5453
|Joe Ferraro Scholarships:
Jeff Hering
Director, RIT Center for Religious Life
1402 Schmitt Interfaith Center
Phone: (585) 475-2137
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Ahhh, white vinegar – quite possibly one of the most perfect and natural household cleaners ever! Most store bought cleaners fall into either one of two categories: toxic or really expensive..but vinegar breaks the mold when it comes to the norm. It's cheap, non toxic, available to purchase at almost any store and it perfectly safe for people, pets and the earth! The uses of vinegar are almost endless, but for this post, we will be covering some of the amazing uses it when it comes to house cleaning. From the floors to the walls, from the living room, office and kid's rooms- vinegar comes to save the day again, and again and again- and for less than $3 for a gallon, you really get a lot for your money!


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'Non-Stop' Trailer: Liam Neeson Gets 'Taken' on an Airplane
Just when you thought Liam Neeson's late-career resurrection as a gruff 'n growling action hero may be ready for a break, the first 'Non-Stop' trailer shows up, proving that the man who once played Oskar Schindler has officially transformed into the closest thing the 21st century has to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Not that we'll complain too much -- Neeson is pretty good at making preposterous action movies work and this one looks like another entertaining entry in the "Liam Neeson Kills Everyone" sub-genre.
'Gravity' Has a Fascinating Short Film Companion Called 'Aningaaq'
Considering the massive box office success of 'Gravity' over the past two weeks, chances are strong that you've already seen director Alfonso Cuaron's stunning science fiction thriller. If so, the news of a companion short film that sheds light on one of the movie's most memorable scenes should have your attention.
Naturally, spoilers lurk below.
'Jurassic Park 4′ Welcomes One of the 'Kings of Summer,' Nick Robinson
Well, it's officially happening: 'Jurassic Park 4,' titled 'Jurassic World,' is really assembling a cast, and the latest name to get attached is young actor Nick Robinson, who starred in 2013's 'The Kings of Summer.' Details on his character are scarce, but to paraphrase the great Ian Malcolm, we're sure he will be involved in plenty of running and screaming.
First Look: Woody Allen's Latest Titled 'Magic in the Moonlight,' Reveals Full Cast and Photos
Woody Allen has been hit and miss for the past decade or two, but between 'Midnight in Paris' and 'Blue Jasmine,' the legendary filmmaker seems to be hitting a new stride. So we have high hopes for hist latest production. We knew that it would star Emma Stone and Colin Firth, but now we know what it's going to be called. Drumroll, please ...
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Gravity' Holds On, 'Captain Phillips' Launches and 'Machete' Doesn't Kill
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Gravity' is Out of This World
When a movie is sold as being the next incredible cinematic experience that will change the way we watch movies, expectations are huge. Audiences may scoff. It could all backfire. But Alfonso Cuaron's 'Gravity' lived up to the hype and audiences responded in kind, giving it the biggest opening ever for a non-sequel October release.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2′ Forecasts Big Opening Weekend
There's nothing like a family-friendly animated movie to help shake off the September doldrums and 'Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2' performed as expected. Although Sony's big release effortlessly took the number one spot, this weekend had a few other bright spots, namely a handful of independent films doing quite well in more limited release.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Prisoners' Holds the Box Office Captive
September may traditionally be a wasteland of half-baked films unfit to open in a proper month, but the lack of competition can actually be a good thing. Could 'Prisoners,' a film made specifically for an adult audience, have opened as well as it did if it was released in a busier month? Probably not.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Insidious Chapter 2′ Has a Terrifyingly Huge Opening
James Wan has done it again. For the second time this year, a horror film that he's directed has opened to over $40 million, securing his position as the reigning king of mainstream horror cinema. He may be taking a break from the genre to direct 'Fast and Furious 7,' but after the jaw-dropping success of 'The Conjuring' and now 'Insidious Chapter 2,' you just know he'll be back. No one is bringing the audiences in quite like Wan.
Oh, and there were some other movies that made some money, too.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Riddick' Wins an Unimpressive Weekend
One of the things 'Riddick' has going for it is that it didn't cost too much. So while its opening weekend may be a little less than impressive, it doesn't have that far to go to make a profit. It's little victories like this that make this, one of the slowest most stagnant movie weekends of the year, more palatable.


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Cooks' ingredients vegetable stockWater, extracts of vegetables (22%) (onion, broccoli, carrot, celery, spinach), parsley, garlic puree, sage, bay leaf, white pepper, tarragon, thyme.£1.89
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Atkins & Potts Vegetable Stock (350g)A perfect base for making casseroles, soups, sauces and gourmet dishes. Vegetarian, vegan & gluten free. Ingredients: Vegetable Stock (99%) [(Water, Onion, Carrot Extract, Tomato, Celeriac, Herbs, Garlic, Spice), Salt, Glucose Syrup, Maltodextrin, Yeast Extracts, Sugar, Flavourings, Rapeseed Oil, Sugar], Sugar, Acidity Regulator: Lactic Acid. read more Hide£2.25cotswoldvalleyfinefoods.co.uk
Essential Cuisine Signature Vegetable StockThis versatile stock has a rounded, golden vegetable taste, but retains a savouriness essential for creating wholesome dishes.£4.95
Just Bouillon Vegetable Stock CubesJust Bouillon vegetable stock cubes provide the perfect way to enhance the natural flavours of your home prepared vegetable dishes.£20.95
Just Bouillon Vegetable Stock Cubes 66gJust Bouillon vegetable stock cubes provide the perfect way to enhance the natural flavours of your home prepared vegetable dishes.£1.46
Oxo Vegetable Stock CubesPack of 12 Vegetable Stock Cubes£1.55
Vecon Concentrated Vegetable Stock 225gVecon vegetable stock is a smooth concentrated paste made from a unique blend of vegetables, yeast extract and hydrolysed protein. Vecon also has a high nutritional value having added iron and vitamins. Ingredients: Hydrolised Soya and Maize Protein, Water, Vegetable powder 10% (Celery, Onion, Parsley, Spinach, Garlic), Yeast Extract, Tomato Powder, Red Pepper Extract, Carrot Extract, Kelp, Ferrous Sulphate, Vitamin C, Niacin, Beta Carotene, Ground Black Pepper, Riboflavin, Thiamin, Vitamin B12,... read more Hide£2.99herbsgardenshealth.com
Vegetable Stock Cubes - 6cubes£1.49naturallygoodfood.co.uk
Vegetable Stock Cubes, Kallo (66g)Stock cubes add the ultimate hit of savouriness (or umami, that mysterious fifth taste) you long for in rich soups, sauces and gravies. Even if you're devoted to making homemade stocks, a little pinch of granules from one of these cubes add a certain je ne sais quoi. Kallo's veggie cubes are full of lovely organic vegetables and herbs. Staple carrots, onions and leeks are paired with celery leaf, lovage, parsley, thyme and rosemary. read more Hide£1.09abelandcole.co.uk
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Atkins & Potts Vegetable StockVegetable Stock A must have for Christmas! Pefect for winter months Why not take a look at the rest of the range!£8.07
Vegetable & Mushroom Soup Stock (兄弟蔬菜&蘑菇湯料)Description:Nutritious Vegetable & Mushroom Soup Materials Cooking Directions: Wash then put all ingredients with proportional pork or skinless chicken in an earthen pot with 8 bowls of water and simmer for two to three hours on low heat. Add small amount of salt to enhance the taste. If using electric cooker, simmer with 7 bowls of water for 4-6 hours on low heat. Keep in a dry and cool condition.Ingredients:Dehydrat ed Cole, Dried Date, Mushroom, Dried Carrot, Dried Orange Peel. read more Hide£1.95waiyeehong.com
Oxo Vegetable Stock Cubes x 12It is incredible how many things you can do with vegetable stock cubs. It is a very good basis for a broth or a sauce ,or added to your cooking pasta/ rice, to give it some nice flavouring. Maggi makes a decent vegetable stock but, as always, Oxo is the best brand out there. read more Hide£1.69
Bisto Vegetable Stock Melts 4 Pack 80GZoomZoomZoom Bisto Vegetable Stock Melts 4 Pack 80G £1.45(£1.82/100g) Add to basketQuantity Product information Description Bisto Stock Melts melt delicious flavour into your home-cooking. We've combined real vegetable extracts, herbs and seasoning to create these little pots of full flavoured stock, ready for you to create great tasting meals.Pack Size: 80gEach 100ml of prepared stock contains Energy 19kJ 5kcal <1%, Fat <0.5g <1%, Saturates 0.0g <1%, Sugars <0.5g <1%, Salt 0.65g 11% of... read more Hide£1.45
Jurgen Langbein Vegetable Stock Cube 50 g (Pack of 5)Made with carrots, celery, leek and herbs-the basis of all good stocks The ideal stock for delicious gravy, sauces, and soups Also used for stews and casseroles Will enhance the flavour of your dish read more Hide£8.31
Just Bouillon Vegetable Stock Cubes 66 g (Pack of 15)Made with only the finest ingredients Perfectly complement your cooking Give you the perfect base and great meals start with fantastic ingredients£16.44
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Buy Star Vegetable Stock Cubes, pack of 10 online in the UK and in LondonDescription Italian Chicken Stock Cubes - the leading brand of stock cubes in Italy and a staple of every Italian family's store cupboard. Dissolve one of these cubes in some hot water for a tasty stock - perfect for soups, stews and risotto. 100g (10 cubes) Star Product of Italy Ingredients: Iodized salt (47%), Vegetable Fat, Monosodium Glutamate, Yeast Extract, Extract Broth, Sugar, Flavorings (contains eggs), Onion, Dehydrated Chicken Meat (0.5%), Parsley, Celery Seeds, Spices. Code [V-... read more Hide£1.75melburyandappleton.co.uk
Knorr Vegetable Stock Cubes Low Salt (6 per pack - 66g)Chefs have always been important to us at Knorr. They share our passion for food, our attention to detail and our absolute refusal to compromise on ingredients. Indeed, no fewer than 21 chefs from 9 countries work in our headquarters in Heilbronn. They make sure that good food is always top of the agenda and that Knorr products are as good as theyâve always been, while always looking for new and innovative products read more Hide£1.85ukonlinegoodies.com
Antony Worrall Thompson Organic Vegetable StockAntony Worrall Thompson Organic Vegetable Stock Cubes. GLUTEN FREE - YEAST FREE - ORGANIC.£1.03
Vegetable Bouillon Organic / Stock Powder Vegan Umami Organic Vegetable Bouillon - Large Jar - 180gSteenbergs range of extracts now has natural almond extract that uses bitter almond oil, organic lemon extract, organic orange extract, organic peppermint extract, organic Fairtrade vanilla extract and organic flower waters - organic orange flower water and organic rose water. read more Hide£3.55steenbergs.co.uk
Knorr Vegetable Stock Granules Reduced SaltWrite a Review for Knorr Vegetable Stock Granules Reduced Salt£3.79
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db Bistro Moderne Miami
- Address:
255 Biscayne Boulevard Way
Miami, FL 33131Neighborhood:
Downtown Miami
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
db Bistro Moderne Miami
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.dbbistro.com/Miami
- Phone: (305) 421-8800
- Hours of Operation:
Monday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Tuesday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 12:00am
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French / American, French, Contemporary French
- Executive Chef: Jason Pringle
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Special Events & Promotions: We offer a number of summer season specials:
Happy Hour in the Bar: Enjoy inventive small plates while you relax with friends in our spacious cocktail lounge. Monday through Friday from 5:00–8:00 pm $7.00 drink specials. Our DJ performs every Tuesday thru Friday Nights
- Special Events: For the remainder of the year, take advantage of our three-course dinner menu, Priced a two attractive options $75 or the luxury $95, Exclusive of tax and gratuity. Host a private luncheon event with packages from $38 per person.
We invite you to host your next private lunch, dinner or cocktail reception event in one of our dining rooms, cocktail lounge, or in our private dining areas. We have a variety of room options accommodating up to 70 guests. For a more intimate evening, inquire about our luxurious Wine Tower serving up to eight guests. Dazzle your co-workers and friends with an evening that reflects Chef Daniel Boulud's spirit of hospitality and attention to detail. Executive Chef Jason Pringle will work directly with you to customize a menu to suit your taste and the style of your event.
Please contact out Private Event coordinator Holly Pacheco, email@example.com
A word from db Bistro Moderne Miami
db offers three enticing settings to enjoy Daniel Boulud's inventive French-American bistro cooking in a relaxed setting. Our menu is tailored to everyday bistro tastes and adventurous foodies alike. Enjoy Happy Hour weeknights in our Lounge and Bar overlooking the Miami River. We offer great cocktails and a small-plates menu in addition to our full lunch and dinner menus. Our extensive cocktail and wine lists make for the perfect drink, whatever your mood.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFrench
db Bistro Moderne Miami - Best Restaurants in Downtown Miami ›
db Bistro Moderne Miami reviews from OpenTable diners
142 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (85)special occasion (83)romantic (55)notable wine list (45)hot spot (29)vibrant bar scene (26)good for groups (22)great for lunch (19)neighborhood gem (16)kid-friendly (8)late-night find (7)great for brunch (6)great for outdoor dining (4)scenic view (2)Show More
- Just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/29/2014Disappointing. Valet was a mess and service was not what you would expect. Food was good, though, which saved the evening.
- Extremely Pricey average foodJPLauderdaleDined on 8/29/2014This was the most expensive meal we've ever had. $230 for a shared salad, pork chop, hamburger, desserts, 2 cocktails and bottled water. The pork chop was very fatty and oddly flavorless. The hamburger was just average, nothing special. The desserts were ok. On the plus side, the restaurant is beautiful, elegant and trendy. The service was superb, the staff very knowledgable. Will we go back? No.Special Features:
- Miami SpiceIcebergDined on 8/29/2014Have been for Miami Spice for both lunch and dinner. Great, reasonable menu for both. Recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ModerneMazeDined on 8/28/2014Gostamos muito, decoração, sugestões no cardápio, menu do MIAMISPICE. Tudo 10.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PegasusVIPDined on 8/23/2014Lovely downtown restaurant in the new JW Marriott. Wonderful food, great service!Special Features:
- Lives up to its fine reputation...OmnivoreVIPDined on 8/23/2014I had heard excellent comments about this restaurant and was not at all disappointed. Not only was their Miami Spice menu representative of their usual fine dishes, but apparently they change it every 2 weeks, so they definitely encourage repeat "Spicers." The fish (branzino) was cooked to perfection, as was the duck confit. The tomato soup was the best I've ever had, and the desserts were balanced and delicious. Unlike fine Continental food that I've had elsewhere in Miami, this was not too salty...just right. I was disappointed that they were out of the draft IPA, but they made up for it with everything else. Parking is a problem if you don't want valet, since there's no option, and the restaurant charges $12 to stamp your ticket.Special Features:
- fantasticnomdeplumeDined on 8/23/2014This is a wonderful restaurant, service, and all around dining experience. I am going back again this week. Food was incredible.Special Features:
- Fabulous Food, Great ServiceMiamiGGDined on 8/20/2014I had a fantastic dining experience. The restaurants decor, style and ambiance was all very chic and classy. I would recommend to everyone this venue. The food was delicious and well presented. The staff attentive, friendly and well mannered. I had a great evening over all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Duck was too saltySnoodleDined on 8/18/20141. My duck confit was way too salty. 2. The DB burger was good except for the horseradish, and I couldn't discern the scent of truffle. 3. The granola should be left off of the rice pudding. It's a dessert, not breakfast! Besides, the granola was flavorless and just sad. Aside from those three things, everything was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodmaynardDined on 8/16/2014The food was good and deserving of a 4 star caliber. The ambiance on the other hand was too cramped and not much to be desired. The seating areas are too close and conversations from adjacent tables can be easily heard. The bar area is unique. The decor is chic and the layout provides plenty of space for intimate conversation as well as group gatherings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I had expectedkissthecookDined on 8/16/2014The restaurant is elegant. The service was impeccable. The food, not so much. My fish could have been excellent but it was cold, and I mean cold. We were 4 people and we all found the food average. We really were expecting so much more from this fine chef. The wine list is very nice and priced well. We had an excellent muscadet. The dessert was also better than the rest of the food. I was disappointed.Special Features:
- happydiner1happydiner1Dined on 8/16/2014more than just being a beautiful restaurant, the service was warm and impeccable. The food was exquisite. What a delight to dine at db Bistro Moderne!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual eleganceGourmandsfDined on 8/16/2014Went for Miami spice. The spice menu is very nice. Took a supplemental entrée for $10 extra which seem to be well worth it. Service unobtrusive but very attentive. I felt the valet charge of $12 was rather over-the-top given that this is an expensive restaurant even with the Miami spice menu. The dishes which I and my friends had could be described as creative, elegant, and satisfying. I would definitely recommend this restaurant mostly for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious all the wayScottDined on 8/16/2014As always, Daniel Boulud exceeds our expectations. The food was plentiful, superb quality and each bite was delicious. Even though we went during Miami Spice, it certainly didn't seem any less than the regular menu. Highly recommend for those with refined taste buds.Special Features:
- excellent food and service!buffyDined on 8/15/2014You must try this excellent restaurant. Excellent chef, superb food. Allan, our server, was very knowledgeable and courteous. If you are looking for the best restaurant around the area, you must go here. Kudos to the chef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant, terrible parkingTeleGuyVIPDined on 8/15/2014We loved our meal, as usual, and service was stellar. However, this is the third time the parking situation at the J.W. Marriott has been maddening. It took us at least 15 mins to get into the poorly managed valet, with guests leaving their cars in the middle of the driveway. Then on the way out, despite the $12 "special rate" charge that was added to our dinner check, we still had to wait 15-20 minutes for the car to come back. After a pleasant, romantic meal, the last thing one wants is to have to sit around in a hotel driveway waiting for a car. Not db's fault (still 5 stars), but it was bad enough that I would not recommend going to db's unless you have another place to park, or are walking over from a different downtown location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- irinairinaDined on 8/15/2014Excellent restaurant. Always had a great time there. One of our favorites. Been going since it opened.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EdibleEdibleDined on 8/12/2014Couldn't have been better, both in terms of service and foodSpecial Features:
- Miami SpiceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/11/2014Deep Spice menu with excellent portion sizes. Key Lime Brulee to die for!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very DisappointedgplsDined on 8/9/2014The menu is not impressive and limited as was the wine list by the glass (hire a sommelier). We ordered the small sea food platter which was good. Our second course took some time to arrive and after inquiring it arrive a minute later cold. The octopus was so cold it was uneatable the steak, also cold, took some muscles to cut through. When you are charging $42 for a steak it should be very good and not tough. The tomato salad that accompanies the steak is SAD. A high end restaurant should make an effort to include warm vegetables or something more creative. I have had better in much less pretentious places. Overall a lot of hype for a less than mediocre meal. Mr.Boulud has stretched himself too thin and the quality has suffered.
- paris4passionDined on 8/9/2014excellent, best service that I have experienced in MiamiSpecial Features:
- Dom7Dined on 8/9/2014The restaurant is beautiful and the food outstandingSpecial Features:
- Very SpecialDisappointedVIPDined on 8/9/2014We went to this downtown Miami On the recommendation of a friend, we decided to try this restaurant during the Miami Spice. They did not skimp on Miami Spice dishes. The service and food were excellent though and we had an enjoyable evening. It was a little pricey but worth a special evening with friends or celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great discoverHappycustomerDined on 8/8/2014We visit the place for the first time and we had a great experience. Excellent food and friendly staff. We had the Miami Spice Menu and the options were very good.Special Features:
- COULD OF BEEN BETTER!!!UNPRETENTIOUSDined on 8/6/2014Went for spice, and wrote that on the reservation. Service was very slow at first, and the server seemed displeased towards us, which brings me back towards maybe I shouldn't have written that we were going to do spice on the reservation. Upon asking for some of the menu descriptions they were communicated vaguely(not very good explanations). After adding dishes off the spice menu, and ordering a couple inexpensive bottles of wine, the demeanor of the server and service seemed to improve. I would imagine because we still paid over $100 per person. Desserts were over the top. The coq au vin though, was bland. Braising should be the most flavorful at a french restaurant with such a classic chef for a name. Get it together staff.
- A Miami Spice treatDumbdudeVIPDined on 8/5/2014DbBistro is located in the Marriott Marquis hotel and as such has much of the limited ambiance of restaurants in large commercial space. The spice menu for dinner was very good, particularly the duck pate appetizer. Main courses were very inventive. Coq A Vin was as advertised, a rich signature dish. The swordfish was also very good. Given the normal prices at this restaurant, the Miami Spice menu is a definite bargain. We would have enjoyed the evening a bit more if we hadn't felt as though we were in a hotel coffee shop.Special Features:
- Expected MoreMiaFoodieDined on 8/4/2014There were perhaps 6 people in the restaurant. Food was good, not great. No where close to exceptional. Service was spotty. Waiter would not recommend anything which annoyed me at a restaurant I was not familiar with. Not sure I would return. There was no music, it was way too quite. I felt like I had to whisper. No warmth or energy with the décor or employees.
- Miami Spice major disappointmentmiamifoodieVIPDined on 8/4/2014I hadn't been to DB Bistro Moderne in awhile and thought I'd go back for Miami Spice. It was a huge disappointment. Menu items were low cost ingredients (pasta, chicken, salads) but worse, everything was tasteless and too salty. I sent back the ravioli and got the chicken paillard which had no taste and came with a small green salad. My friend got the seafood cassoulet which had a decent seafood mix but again, tasted of nothing. Daniel Boulud has always had a quality product. What happened here? I rated it overall fair but had I rated it on value, it would be poor.
- French fine dininghbsauceDined on 8/2/2014Had a great dining experience, even though we ordered the Miami Spice menu. Everything was deliciously prepared and the service was good. Christophe, the manager was really nice. Thank you db Bistro Moderne!Special Features:
- One of very best in MiamimacmrktDined on 8/2/2014From service to food to decor, an unparalleled dining experience. Worthy of the DB name. The only problem is that after eating here, former places I liked don't seem very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceMikeyJFlaDined on 8/2/2014We came here for Miami Spice and we loved it. The food was excellent and the service was top notch. I would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Wonderful eveningsouthfloridatransplantVIPDined on 8/2/2014Have been to restaurant before and been very pleased. Decided to try during Miami Spice event. Quality and service were on par with previous experiences. Excellent food, stellar service, lovely venue. Highly recommend during "regular" season as well as Miami Spice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You get what you pay forDamianDDined on 8/1/2014It's an old saw, but definitely true at DB Bistro Moderne. The menu isn't particularly sexy or inventive, but trust the execution and ingredients. The service is peerless with out being fussy. The manager was engaging and very visible in the off chance anything went awry. Oh, and the cocktails on the short list are prepared with the same attention to detail. The unassuming White Cosmo featured an ice globe encasing a whole orchid, spinning blithely in the glass. Unexpected surprise.Special Features:
- Great but pricey.AlexDined on 8/1/2014Great spot and ambiance. Food is sophisticated and delicious. Service is excellent. Very pricey though...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsSeekerVDined on 8/1/2014Always interesting, db offers a menu designed to appeal to both conservative and adventurous diners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 570 reviews are from the db Bistro Moderne Miami reviews archive.
- Fantastic Dining Experience!MeganVIPDined on 7/19/2014Everything we had was delicious. Stand outs were the foie gras, mussels (it was a special they had that night), and the souffle. Service was impeccable. I can't wait to return to this restaurant.Special Features:
- Bouloud fanPatMVIPDined on 7/19/2014We have dined at several of his restaurants in Canada, and neither has disappointed. The service was outstanding and the food was very good, axct for the octopus which was a tad on the cold side. Other than that, a great experience. We will return.Special Features:
- AwesomeCEEZDined on 7/12/2014Very good duck, suckling pig and red snapper paella. Good environment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Great Food and ServiceJuanDined on 7/12/2014My wife and I have dined at DB many times since its opening. The food and service never fail to impress. The setting is elegant and intimate but not snooty. DB has become our restaurant of choice for special occasions and out of town visitors. It is a superb dining experience. The wine list is a bit inaccessible but the sommelier is always willing to assist.Special Features:
- Signature burger a slight letdownAmericanDudeDined on 7/12/2014I thought the service and food was quite good. My only issue was that their signature hamburger didn't blow me away. It was good, but I think it just had a little bit too much going on and the flavors didn't play together as nicely as they appear on the menu. I kinda wish I went for the coq au vin instead. That said, our appetizer was fantastic (gnocchi with lobster sauce), drinks were nice, and service was fantastic. Definitely worth a shot for a special occasion.


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Date: February 20, 2013
by: Popcorn Bob
Popcorn Key
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Three Popcorns: Go see it
Four Popcorns: Standing ovation
"A Good Day To Die Hard"
Two Popcorns
Genre: Action/Adventure
Cast: Bruce Willis, Jai Courtney, Sebastian Koch, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Yulia Snigir, Rasha Bukvic, Cole Hauser
Director: John Moore
Rating: R
Comment: This fifth in the "Die Hard" series can't carry the other four's "water." Impossible to suspend disbelief. Some really poor editing cuts are obvious too. The over the top special effects should really be seen on the big screen to get the full, ridiculous, OMG effect. Despite the effects, it is a disappointment for Bruce Willis and "Die Hard" fans.
"Beautiful Creatures"
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Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Romance
Cast: Alden Ehrenreich, Alice Engiert, Jeremey Irons, Viola Davis, Emmy Rossum
Director: Richard LaGravenese
Comment: Moments of creative inspiration similar to "Twilight Saga," but those sputtered out. Big disappointment for those who read the book. In any event, an extremely unmemorable picture.
"Escape From Planet Earth 3-D"
Two popcorns
Genre: Animated Family Comedy
Cast: Rob Corddry, Brendan Fraser, Sarah Jessica Parker,
Director: Cal Brunker
Rating: PG
Comment: Really corny, so take the little kids for a family outing, grin and bare it!
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Genre: French
Cast: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva, Isabelle Huppert, Alexandre Tharaud William Shimell
Director: Michael Haneke
Rating: PG-13
Comment: Warning: critic alert!! Art posing as entertainment. Two hours, seven minutes of agony, tedium and depression. The ultimate act of love…but not what you're thinking. The "critics" gushed over it so beware!
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Wetlands International European Association works to raise awareness about wetland ecosystems in Europe and advocate for the sustainable use of wetlands for people and nature.
Millions of waterbirds depend on a chain of healthy wetlands for their migration routes every year. We promote the conservation and sustainable management of wetlands throughout the length of their flyways.
Healthy wetlands can help to reduce disaster risk and to adapt to impacts of climate change. We integrate ecosystem based solutions in policies and for disaster risk reduction.
Wetlands such as rivers, streams, swamps, lakes, and estuaries play a critical role in supplying and regulating water quantity and quality. Conserving and restoring this natural water infrastructure is a cost-effective investment strategy to increase water security for vulnerable cities and rural communities.
Peatlands globally store at least 550 Gigatonnes of carbon and are home to many threatened species.We are dedicated to saving the world's peatlands.
Wetlands International is pleased to invite you for an evening reception in the European Parliament on 10 December 2014, hosted by Mr Ricardo Serrão Santos, Member of the European Parliament. The event will bring together Members of the European Parliament, the European Commission and practitioners in Disaster Risk Reduction and development.
As an organisation with experience in wetland conservation, restoration and sustainable use for the benefit of communities worldwide, Wetlands International puts forward a set of recommendations for the post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction.
Brussels. The European Union's heads of state and government agreed on a weak greenhouse gas (GHG) emission target. In addition, they indicated that the land sector should be integrated into the EU's climate policy for the next decade, meaning that the use of forests and other carbon sinks could be used as means to avoid stricter mitigation efforts in industrial or transport sectors.
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Penny Arcade strip filled you with an interest/mortal fear of Markus Persson's indie sandbox title Minecraft, you'll be pleased to learn that the game is free to check out today (and possibly even a bit longer). On the game's official site, Persson reported, "Minecraft got way too popular for this humble server," leading him to temporarily shut down a few of the game's online services. Luckily for us spendthrifts, Persson decided to institute "a 'free-to-play weekend', or however long this will take to fix."
You'll have to purchase the game and register a new account once things get back up and running, but this seems like a pretty great chance to see what the game's all about without paying for it up front. That is, if you couldn't suss out from the title that it mostly focuses on mining, and then crafting.
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This article describes how to identify which server contains the Access or SQL data store.
[ODBC] DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) PageTimeout=5 MaxBufferSize=2048 FIL=MS Access DriverId=25 DBQ=C:\Program Files\Citrix\Independent Management Architecture\MF20.mdb
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In some cases, the DATABASE parameter might not be present in the DSN file. The default database of the specified user (UID) is the one being used for the data store. Open Properties of that user account in SQL Management Studio to identify the user's default database assignment.
If the MF20.dsn file is not present on the server, the server is doing an indirect connection to the data store. The value of PSserver at the following registry key location shows the hostname of the server containing the DSN file:
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Dearborn Telescope Observatory
Welcome to the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University
Physics explains the natural world in the most universal manner possible. Physicists look for the hidden symmetries that underlie and govern the multitude of phenomena in the world around us. Our department has active research programs in areas ranging from theoretical astrophysics and observational astronomy to complex systems, condensed matter physics, atomic, molecular and optical physics, and high-energy physics.
Prof. Nathaniel Stern Profiled in Centerpiece
November 24, 2014 - Prof. Nathaniel Stern spoke to Centerpiece recently about his research with two-dimensional molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), and the role physicists play in developing innovative materials.
Read the full article here.
Inauguration of the Institute of Cosmology and Physics
November 10, 2014 - Congratulations to Prof. Mayda Velasco, Director of the new Institute of Cosmology and Physics (COFI), on the institute's successful inauguration! The event began on November second with a dinner and address by Nobel Laureate, Adam Riess. About 100 people attended the dinner, with 40% of the attendees traveling from abroad. The inauguration continued the next day with a public lecture by Riess at the University of Puerto Rico, attended by over 1000 people.
Welcome to Our First Class of Master's Students!
November 14, 2014 - Three students joined us in September as our first class of Master's students. The department welcomes our new group and looks forward to their work here at Northwestern.
Prof. Ketterson Publishes New Book on Superfluids
November 7, 2014 - The second volume of Prof. Ketterson's edited book, "Novel Superfluids," will be published on November 27th.
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Support Worker - Bank Staff
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Location: Birmingham UK
Date Posted:Oct 10, 2013
BANK SUPPORT WORKER Birmingham YMCA is a Christian charity working with people of all faiths and none. We provide accommodation and support services to single people, many of whom are young, who have experienced or have been at risk of experiencing homelessness. We own or manage over 220 units of accommodation across Birmingham with more units in the pipeline. We have vacancies for Support Workers to join our Bank Team, working at our projects in Erdington and Northfield. We are looking for people who can work regular shifts of 8am to 4pm and 12pm to 8pm, weekdays and weekends. You would be involved in the delivery of a needs-led service for the welfare of residents, developing and maximising their potential, personal growth and development. You will have experience of working with socially disadvantaged groups and have an understanding of the issues that they face. You will be able to effectively implement a programme of support within the Supporting People framework. These roles are offered at £8.72 per hour, on a zero-hours contract basis. To apply, please visit our website to download a Job Description/Person Specification and our Application Form or email Melanie Gallivan. Please note that an Application Form must be completed - CVs will not be considered under any circumstances. The closing date for completed Application Forms is Monday 21 October 2013. If you have not heard from us by 31 October 2013, your Application has not been successful. View full job descriptionJobCentre Plus - 1 year ago
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Obstetrician & Gynecologist (OB/GYN)
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Perez Hilton Assaulted By will.i.am?by Free Britney at . Comments
An encounter with the Black Eyed Peas early this morning in Canada left Perez Hilton assaulted and calling for help via Twitter, according to the blogger.
Instead of calling Toronto police, Perez Hilton appears to have used his TMobile Sidekick to go on Twitter and get his followers to call the cops for him.
He posted this Tweet for help a few hours ago: "I'm in shock. I need the police ASAP. Please come to the SoHo Metropolitan Hotel now. Please."
Then: "I was assaulted by Will.I.Am of the Black Eyed Peas and his security guards. I am bleeding. Please, I need to file a police report. No joke."
Then: "Still waiting for the police. The bleeding has stopped. I need to document this. Please, can the police come to the SoHo Met Hotel."
Then: "I spoke to my lawyer. I really need to talk to the authorities. Please come to the SoHo Met Hotel. Have called the police. Need them here."
The cops eventually did show up, and are reportedly investigating.
What actually happened between these two remains unclear.
From will.i.am's account, Hilton was rude to Fergie and will.i.am confronted him. Hilton then called will.i.am a f*ggot and a Black Eyed Peas fan beat Hilton up.
Hours later, Will.I.am created his own Twitter account of his own to respond to Hilton's accusations, writing his side of the story: "i just made a twitter account because it isnt cool for someone to blame you and blast you with lies..."
will.i.am then linked to a response video where he denied ever hitting the blogger (below, be forewarned in watching it that it contains graphic language).
"I was the one that came to him with respect, and he was the one who called me a f*ggot outside the club," will.i.am said in the video. "Sounds like somebody wants mad attention and is not really concerned about his health."
"Shame on you, shame on your behavior, and that's just messed up."
Perez Hilton responded, saying: "There are multiple witnesses. You can deny all you want. The truth is the truth and I am telling the truth."
Here's will.i.am's video response. Who do you believe?
Perez finally got whats due to him!! You cant bash people everyday to the world and not expect some sort of fallout. He got off easy, IMO. "Oh...ohh...I got hit!! Somebody...anybody...call the police...call me a paramedic!! I need help!!" Uh...okay. If he isn't the biggest publicity hound, why did he go straight to the internet for attention? Why didn't he call the police himself instead of crying like a little girl? Most guys, after getting punched for being a prick, would accept the punch, knowing it was well deserved. Come on, calling the police and getting an attorney involved. If he was really beat down and REALLY injured, that would be a different story.
Perez is exaggerating. He just needs attention. Proof: instead of dialing 911, he twitters. HELLO!! Why did he ask to have the cops called for him on twitter? Why the hell couldn't he call then himself? Someone in their right mind would've called. He's just a drama queen.
I don't know seem like allot of hype I bet he was never struck at all http://pearlcompany.ca/2009/06...
See Perez's assault video here
photosfilmss.blogspot.com/ You just have to do a little survey then it should take you right to the video! CRAZY
Respect will.i.am for putting the record straight and trying to clear his name. It's obvious to me that Perez is an opportunist trying to get some free PR off the back of someone elses name. Shame social pariah's with no ambition. Nuff said!
Perez has said many things that he should be ashamed of. He's an attention seeking foo. However, the Black Eyed Peas are not exactly who should be appointed as the Decency Police. I, for one, don't want idiots like the Black Eyed Peas enforcing their own view of what's right and wrong with their fists (or worse). They should stick to doing what they do best - making infantile records about "lady humps" etc.
I've known Will for many years and I can guarantee he would NEVER show any violence toward another human being. Period. It's not part of his moral fiber. So people who are making decisions based on what they read, should stop and consider that.
holly*, no problem. Actually, I was about as mean to them as they were to you. I mean, instead of listening to what you said...they backlashed because they didn't agree with how you felt. Instead of allowing you to say your "piece"...they started to be mean and criticize you. So, that's why I jumped in. People should be allowed to voice their opinion without being "attacked" with hurtful things. So, I've said my piece. Take care.
Wow Danygirl...thousands of people? That almost makes him untouchable and absolutely believable. Whew...good to know that a Blogger is the most honest person on this Earth. Oh, and you're saying that the BEPs need more publicity? I, 100%, believe Will.i.am in this. Perez is a glory hog and is a wannabe celebrity. His comments are nothing but mean and cruel. Will.i.am did nothing but defend his band (confront him) and Perez was nothing but downright disrespectful and mean (hence, the F@GG@T remark). You can't tell me that if someone called you that...you wouldn't take offense (and probably do something about it)? Heck, it was the manager that did it anyway. I say...way to go BEPs...you ROCK!!! As for Perez...how about being "original" (like not using somebody elses name) and posting an honest opinion of someone without being hurtful. Tact and understanding is an easy start!!!
thanks fake Holly.. didnt knw you were just trying to defend me.. but u really angered some people!!, so just watch that.. means alot though. thanks again


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As inflation rates continue to fall across the Eurozone one might expect Austrian economists to rejoice. After all, inflation reduces our purchasing power and acts as a hidden form of taxation. Failure to control inflation caused some of the greatest social and political disturbances of the twentieth century, and attempts to centrally plan the monetary system are destined to failure. George Selgin's "Less than Zero" is the seminal account of how deflation can be beneficial, and why central banks should be willing to tolerate it. However it also provides a useful, and highly relevant distinction between "good" and "bad" deflation. The underlying point that needs to be expressed is that not all deflation is ghastly. Indeed the readily available examples of falling prices – such as the Great Depression – are not representative. Allowing a fear of deflation to prevent deflation in any circumstance will commit monetary policy to steady and suboptimally high inflation. The Great Moderation is perhaps the best example of the harm that can be done when we fail to allow increases in productivity to manifest themselves in falling prices. But the relevant point is whether this is the situation we find ourselves in right now.
Austrians tended to be ahead of the expectations revolution therefore to some extent it isn't inflation or deflation per se that matters, but how it ties into expectations. If the inflation rate is falling, and especially if it's falling more than expected, we have problems. If inflation is 2% a year, but this is anticipated, then the costs of inflation are reasonably low. If it's -2% a year, and anticipated, ditto. The problems occur if we transition from one to the other.
Inflation in the Eurozone is currently 0.3%, and the rate has been steadily falling since early 2012. There's two main reasons why we may expect falling pressure on prices. One is that the underlying capacity of the economy has increased. Positive productivity shocks will increase the potential growth rate, make it easier to produce output for a given amount of inputs, and make things cheaper. In terms of Dynamic AD-AS analysis, it constitutes an increase in the Solow curve. This is good deflation. But it also implies that real GDP will be rising.
Alternatively, prices might be falling because of a reduction in what Keynesians call "aggregate demand", Monetarists call "nominal income", or what Austrians call "the total income stream". These are all various ways to refer to total spending. This could fall as a result of a monetary contraction, or an increase in the demand for money. It's important to realise that whilst central banks are the prime culprits of the former, they are also a key instigator of the latter. Keynesians might blame it on "animal spirits", but we can also think of this as "regime uncertainty". These are two ways to treat confidence as a meaningful concept, and something that can be negatively affected by central bank policy.
Many commentators attribute low inflation to low oil prices. On the surface this seems like a positive supply shock and hence the reason for low prices is a good one. However the reason oil prices are low is because of increases in supply and decreases in demand. The former is a result of IS getting the keys to the pumps. The latter is due to a slowdown in China. Neither of these bode well for the global economy. Both of them have reduced confidence.
We can see this negative AD shock in the data. With GDP growth of just 0.7% this means that total spending is just 1%. This is significantly lower than where we would like it to be in a world with a greater rate of achievable growth and a 2% inflation target.
So what needs to be done? Austrians are loathe to advocate monetary activism and for good reason. But the goal of monetary policy is not inactivism, but neutrality. The issue comes down to the costs of adjustment. If aggregate demand remains at 1% then people will adjust their expectations, prices will adjust, and output will return to normal. During the Great Depression Hayek advocated this path, even though he recognised that prices take time to adjust, and whilst they do so unemployment would rise. His reasoning was that increasing the load on price adjustments will increase their flexibility. In a time of chronic wage and price inflexibility it was a moment to bust the unions. However he later came round to the idea that those costs were too high. The collateral damage of using a downturn to put more emphasis on nominal wage adjustments was unfair. For the mass unemployed, nominal wage rigidities isn't their fault. So instead of placing the burden on wage adjustments, central banks have the option of maintaining a certain level of total income. This avoids the necessity of a nominal wage adjustment, in part because inflation allows real wages to adjust.
The fact that we are starting to see inflation expectations fall implies that this is only the beginning of an economic adjustment. If the total income stream continues to grow at a less than expected (and possibly even a negative) rate then we will have plenty new problems to worry about. This isn't just the economy responding to the pre 2007 boom. This is the economy responding to fresh problems being introduced by central bank incompetence.
The difficulty for the ECB – and possibly the explanation for why things are so much worse in the Eurozone than in the US or UK – is that they don't have the same tools available. But let's leave a debate over tools for another time. The bottom line is that the ECB should be striving to give clear guidance and generate credibility for pursuing a steady increase in a target nominal variable. Monetary policy cannot generate wealth – all it can do is buy time for governments to sort out their competitiveness and improve their public finances. The fact that they aren't making use of the breathing room provided by central banks is their fault. But monetary policy can destroy wealth, and a failure to maintain a steady total income stream is contributing to those competitiveness and public finance problems. I would love to believe that this impending deflation is the good sort, or that Eurozone labour markets were flexible enough to allow prices to do all the heavy lifting. But I fear that we're seeing an impending catastrophe, and the ECB needs to take bolder action to prevent making things even worse.
For a more detailed explanation of the ideas expressed in this post, take a look at my new textbook on Austrian Economics.
I'm delighted to announce that my Austrian economics textbook is now available.
The book is aimed at time poor but economically curious people. It is based on lecture material from my courses on Managerial Economics and covers a lot of ground. The writing style is intended to be engaging but not patronising. My website contains some additional resources, including videos and reading lists:
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[Editor's note: now that Steve Baker MP is on the Treasury Select Committee, it should be of interest to all Austrianists, and those interested in monetary reform in general, to re-visit Anthony Evans and Toby Baxendale's 2008 paper on whether there is room for Austrian ideas at the top table. Within the paper they also reference William White, of the BIS, who has made several comments in the past that are sympathetic to the Austrian School. The recent BIS Annual Report, at least relative to individual, national central banks, shows some consideration of the distorting effects of monetary policy, and the cleansing effects of liquidation (note that the BIS does not face the same political pressures as supposedly independent national central banks). It will be of major importance to followers of the Austrian School around the world to follow the progress of Steve as things develop. Below is the introduction to the paper, the paper in its entirety can be downloaded here aje_2008_toptable]
At a speech in London in 2006 Fynn Kydland surveyed 'the' three ways in which governments can achieve credible monetary policy: the gold standard, a currency board or independent central banks. After taking minimal time to dismiss the first two as either outdated or unsuitable for a modern, prosperous economy the majority of the speech was focused on the latter, and the issue of independence. However, the hegemony of this monetary system belies the relative novelty of its use. Indeed the UK presents an especially peculiar history, given the genesis of independence with the New Labour government of 1997. A decade is a short time and two large coincidences should not be ignored. First, independence has coincided with an unprecedented period of global growth, giving the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) a relatively easy ride. Second, the political system has been amazingly consistent with the same government in place throughout, and just two Chancellors of the Exchequer (Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling). These two conditions have meant that from its inception the UK system of central bank independence has not been properly tested.
Our main claim in this article is that monetary policy has converged into a blend of two theoretical approaches, despite there being three established schools of thought. We feel that there is room at the top table of policy debate for more explicit attention to Austrianideas, and will survey emerging and prevailing attention amongst policy commentary.
Troubling times to be a central banker
Current economic conditions are proving to be of almost universal concern. In the UK general price levels are rising (with the rise in the consumer price index (CPI) hitting 3.8% and in the retail price index reaching 4.6% in June 2008) whilst output growth is falling (with GDP growth slowing to 0.2% in quarter two 2008), raising the possibility of stagflation. This comes after a serious credit crunch that has led to the nationalisation of Northern Rock and an estimated £50 billion being used as a credit lifeline. Most of the prevailing winds are global and are related to two recent financial bubbles. From late 2000 to 2003 the NASDAQ composite index (of primarily US technology stocks) lost a fifth of its value. This was followed with a bubble in the housing market that burst in 2005/06 leading to a liquidity crisis concentrated on sub-prime mortgages. Although the UK has fewer sub-prime lendings, British banks were exposed through their US counterparts and it is now widely acknowledged that a house price bubble has occurred (the ratio of median house prices to median earnings rising steadily from 3.54 in 1997 to 7.26 in 2007) and that a fall in prices is still to come. Also worrying, we see signs that people are diverting their wealth from financial assets altogether and putting them into hard commodities such as gold or oil.
Although academic attention to developing new models is high, there seems to be a request on the part of central bankers for less formal theory building and more empirical evidence.
Alan Greenspan has 'always argued that an up-to-date set of the most detailed estimates for the latest available quarter are far more useful for forecasting accuracy than a more sophisticated model structure' (Greenspan, 2007), which N. Gregory Mankiw interprets to mean 'better monetary policy . . . is more likely to follow from better data than from better models'. But despite the settled hegemony of theoretical frameworks, there is a genuine crisis in some of the fundamental principles of central bank independence. Indeed three points help to demonstrate that some of the key tenets of the independence doctrine are crumbling.
Monetary policy is not independent of political pressures
The UK government grants operational independence to the Bank of England, but sets the targets that are required to be hit. This has the potential to mask inflation by moving the goalposts, as Gordon Brown did in 1997 when he switched the target from the retail price index (RPIX) to the narrower CPI. Although the relatively harmonious macroeconomic conditions of the first decade of UK independence has created little room for conflict, the rarity of disagreement between the Bank of England and Treasury also hints at some operational alignment. On the other side of the Atlantic the distinction between de facto and de jure independence is even more evident, as Allan Meltzer says,
Monetary policy is not merely a technical exercise
The point of removing monetary policy from the hands of politicians was to provide a degree of objectivity and technical competence. Whilst the Treasury is at the behest of vested interests, the Bank of England is deemed impartial and able to make purely technical decisions. In other words, the Treasury targets the destination but the Bank steers the car. But the aftermath of the Northern Rock bailout has demonstrated the failure of this philosophy. As Axel Leijonhufvud says,
As these political judgments are made, there will be an increasing conflict between politicians and central bankers.
Inflation targeting is too simplistic
The key problem with the UK is that a monetary system of inflation targeting supposes that interest rates should rise to combat inflation, regardless of the source. Treating inflation as the primary target downplays conflicting signals from elsewhere in the economy. In an increasingly complex global economy it seems simplistic at best to assume such a degree of control. We have seen productivity gains and cheaper imports that should result in falling prices, but a commitment to 2% inflation forces an expansionary monetary policy. As Joseph Stiglitz has said, 'today inflation targeting is being put to the test – and it will almost certainly fail'. He believes that rising commodity prices are importing inflation, and therefore domestic policy changes will be counterproductive. We would also point out the possibility of reverse causation, and instead of viewing rising oil prices as the cause of economic troubles, it might be a sign of capital flight from financial assets into hard commodities (Frankel, 2006). Underlying this point is a fundamental fallacy that treats aggregate demand as being the main cause of inflationary pressure. This emphasis on price inflation rather than monetary inflation neglects the overall size of the monetary footprint, which is 'the stock of saved goods that allow entrepreneurs to invest in more roundabout production' (Baxendale and Evans, 2008). It is actually the money supply that has generated inflationary pressures.
The current challenges have thus led to an increasingly unorthodox use of policy tools, with the British government making up the rules as it went along over Northern Rock, and the Fed going to the 'very edge' of its legal authority over Bear Stearns. Paul Volcker made the accusation that 'out of perceived necessity, sweeping powers have been exercised in a manner that is neither natural nor comfortable for a central bank', McCallum's rule and Taylor's rule fall by the wayside as the New York Times screams out, 'It's a Crisis, and Ideas Are Scarce'.
The recent update to the MA compilation method revealed a sudden reduction in the growth rate. However this was driven by a mysterious "improvements in reporting at one institution", which saw £85bn vanish in January 2014. I made a shadow M' series which added this back in, but that's not ideal.
I've just tried an alternative response, which is to strip MFI deposits from the measure. We can call this MAex, and here's the series from April 1991:
If you want to see a more recent look, here it is from January 2001:
I'm continuing efforts to improve the measure.
I owe a debt of obligation to my fellow Cobdenites for kickstarting a debate about money and banking amongst the UK Austrian community. As a participant in that debate – both on this blog and on the Cobden Centre mailing list – I decided to write up a working paper on the sound money debate. I'm delighted that it has now been published, and those with institutional access can find it here (PDF).
The abstract is:
If you don't have access, please email me and I'll be glad to send you a copy.
Readers of The Cobden Centre blog may be interested in the recent report from Kaleidic Economics. It focuses on an analysis of Japan's "lost decade", and how this relates to the UK. In particular, it assesses some of the academic literature – especially from the Austrian school perspective – about whether the lost decade is a myth or reality, and what the root causes were.
You can download the report here (PDF).
A great post by George Selgin: Is there a prudent second best?
I don't think I'm adding anything original but as I understand things, George's position rests on two claims. (1) In an "ideal" system (i.e. free banking) there would be an increase in the money supply in response to an increase in the demand to hold it. In other words the banking system would ensure that MV is stable. (2) In the present system, the costs of attempting to "do nothing" are higher than the costs of attempting to simulate a free banking system, even though you can't do this perfectly. Therefore if V increases the Fed should increase M. Hence there is "a case" for QE.
Many Austrians deny the first point, and so it is obvious that they would reject the second. Peter Boettke is right to say that the second point doesn't necessarily follow from the first (although I'm not totally sure if he fully agrees with the first point himself). But – and let's take it as given that the first point is accepted – here are a few things to consider when thinking about the second point:
Finally, I sense that Pete (and many other Austrians) accept the basic arguments put forward above but just can't bring themselves to be seen to be endorsing any action of a government agency. The analogy I use here is that the state is like a wife beater. We all see the damage being done but for whatever reason the person being beaten always offers forgiveness and a belief that things will improve over time. In which case the bystander/economist has two options. You could try to minimise the harm being caused. Or you could try to engineer an event so catastrophic she finally confronts the problem.
Maybe if the Fed tried to "do nothing" in 2008 there would have been such a crisis that faith in central banking would be completely shattered, and we would usher in a new era of free banking. In which case maybe +10% unemployment and a breakdown in monetary calculation "would be worth it". But holy shit! Maybe if that had occurred it'd have been used as a reason to have an even more centrally planned economy, because instead of putting forward the ideas of liberty in a pragmatic, policy-oriented public debate, our best and brightest are too busy seeking the luxury of irrelevance!
I say this as someone who's turned down opportunities to discuss the evils of central banking on TV because I know full well an uncharitable audience would fail to understand that you simply cannot spent 10 minutes defining terms and explaining caveats in a brief live interview. Bravo to anyone who has the courage to state their case publicly.
I can sleep at night because although people may mistake me as a Keynesian, a Monetarist, an endorser of monetary socialism, etc, my criticisms are more effective if they are informed criticisms; I find common ground with intellectual opponents where it exists; I have "spoken truth to power"; and I'm staying true to "good" monetary theory as I understand it. Such attacks say more about deficiencies in their knowledge than it does mine.
I have great respect for Joe Salerno and have learnt a lot from him. But I think George is right to say "there is a case for QE" and I think that needs to be opened up and discussed, not shouted down.
In light of recent events, we're bringing forward this proposal from June 2010.
There's two ways to view the financial meltdown that occurred in 2008. The first is that it was a rare and unfortunate blip that can be remedied with calm and enlightened improvements in the regulatory framework. The second is that it exposed a serious flaw in the entire monetary system, and is likely to be repeated unless a radical transition takes place.
It's no surprise that politicians, bankers and regulators – the architects of the banking industry – favour the first idea. This is why their response has skirted around the edges instead of dealing with the core. Even supposedly extreme measures such as nationalising banks are in fact attempts to preserve the status quo.
For those of us who favour the second idea, 2008 provided a golden opportunity to join the public debate and present a credible alternative. Perhaps we missed it. But if indeed another crisis is coming, this article attempts to outline a 14-point plan that could be implemented quickly and genuinely reform the institutions that create financial instability.
The key aspects of this proposal have been made previously, notably by economists Kevin Dowd and Richard Salsman. It could be implemented in three phases:
Over 2 days the aim is to ensure that all operating banks are solvent
Over 2 weeks the aim is to monitor the emergence of free banking
Over 2 months the aim is the end of central banking
You can download a copy of the plan in pamphlet form here.
In my City AM column on September 4th 2012, I discussed the resource costs of a gold standard. This was triggered by reading Lawrence White's estimate that the benefits of a commodity standard outweigh the costs once inflation hits around 4%. Due to space constraints, the calculations were not included in that article. I thought I'd provide them here. The basic analysis is (White, 1999, p.42-50).
Following Friedman and White we first need to know the ratio of gold to money. This is equal to the typical reserve ratio (like White I used 2%) multiplied by the ratio of currency notes and demand deposits to M2 (52.7%), plus the ratio of coins to M2 (0.18%).
Assuming the marginal reserve ratio is equal to the average reserve ratio, the resource cost is equal to this ratio (1.2%) multiplied by the change in money supply that would keep the price level unchanged, multiplied by the ratio of M2 to GDP.
I used 4% for the former (as a rule of thumb), and 176% for the latter (from the World Bank). All in this suggests that a gold standard would cost 0.085% of GDP, which amounts to around £31bn, or £512 per capita.
Back of the envelope calculations, to be sure. I encourage others to give it a better stab.
This article was previously published at Kaleidic Economics
Readers of the Cobden Centre may be interested in a new book by Paul Knott. "Ouch!: Ignorance is Bliss, Except when It Hurts – What You Don't Know About Money and Why It Matters (More Than You Think)" is written for ordinary people, but provides an extraordinary overview of the financial system and why it matters to everyone.
Amongst the swathes of books released following the financial crisis, this is both readable and full of sound economics. It explains fractional reserve banking, introduces readers to Austrian economics and to behavioural finance, and is done so in a highly engaging style. It will make you laugh out loud and shake your fist in anger.
I strongly recommend it, and indeed was lucky enough to read several drafts of the manuscript. At under a tenner it's the perfect gift for people who moan at bankers and politicians, but want to understand a bit more about the monetary system.
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Believe it or not, there's such a thing as being too smooth. Take Badio, for example. New single Want To, the Virginia-residing rhymesayer's first feature since 2010 DJBooth debut Kiss the Sky, finds him struggling to convince a shawty that his style, wit and charm aren't simply a façade. Though it may seem to good to be true, he's really just that perfect. Flowing over fellow Va. repper JFK's jazzy, sampled boardwork (dig that bassline!), the artist pleads with the woman in question to trust her intuition over her preconceptions and give him a chance. Complete with an official video directed by Badio himself, this joint is slated to appear on forthcoming street album #WHATSBADIO2. The long-awaited project as yet lacks a drop date, but we'll keep you supplied with further news and song releases as they emerge.
Written by richard on 03/12/13
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"Kiss the Sky" (2010)
Total DJ Booth Features:
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