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Your second challenge is to create one fabric design that embodies the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution is marked by the shift in production from homes to factories. The production of many goods moved from within the hands of homemakers to the modern machines of the 1800s. Mechanization of life paved the way for the technological revolution we are currently living in.
An example of the effect of the industrial revolution exists within quiltmaking. The ability to weave and print yardage quickly allowed for individuals of a broad socioeconomic spectrum to participate in quilting. The mechanization of thread production allowed quilters ample supplies for complicated piecing requiring an abundance of thread. Imagine producing your own thread for an entire quilt or trading three chickens for a spool of thread to mend your britches (trading value is of course, approximate and possibly exaggerated). Fast forward to today and you are able to order digitally printed fabric on demand from Spoonflower. From design to production to use in quilts, materials can be produced in mere days…
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>> Hello,
>> After some work during weekend on Python packages I've decided to start a
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>> - uses PYTHON_TARGETS use-expand (no more python-updater, whoooo!)
> Hm... Does it require users to maintain correct PYTHON_TARGETS in make.conf? No
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What Is Ky Timezone?
whats better? Timezone or the Movies?
im having a party for my friend, and i don't know where to have it. i was thinking maybe, Timezone or the Movies?
why not do what i used to when i was a teen ........both!
out timezone was a couple of streets away from the cinemas...so we'd go with $20 play games ,then go get movie tix and sit in cinema with a tonne of toys [we used to win the skilltester toys all the time lol]......so many good memories of both .....
personally if i had to pick one over the other .....i would love timezone [cant go to ours it closed down]
phpBB timezone issues?
I have recently revived a phpbb forums and have 1 main issue that still needs resolving. The timezone on the forums is out of sync. My admin profile timezone is set to GMT, and in the admin panel forum configuration, it is set to GMT, however, the forum timezone still stays out of sync. I have tried to counter this by setting it to GMT + & - as it is around 2 hours behind. This does nothing. I would appreciate if someone could tell me how to fix this issue. Thanks
The timezone in the Admin panel only sets the board default for guests and all new registered users. For accounts that have already been created, you'll need to set your own personal timezone in your Profile settings. :)
In what IB timezone is America?
Does anyone know? Thanks!
Timezone 1 is North and South America.
Timezone 2 is the rest of the world.
What timezone is the world going to end tomorrow?
I'm having an "End of the World" party and would like to know when I should serve my hor d'oeuvres.
Mayans used the Central timezone (like New Orleans), so I would assume that the world is going to end when it hits midnight tonight in the central timezone. Or alternatively, 11pm in the Mountain time zone, 10pm in Pacific, 1am in Eastern.
What time zone is northern Texas?
And then how do I convert Pacific timezone to Texas' timezone?
Texas is in the central timezone. To convert from Pacific, just add two hours.
For example, if it's 4:00 in California, it will be 6:00 in Texas.
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Global Voice
Dr. Dan Colley
I am fairly often asked, "How did you get started in global health?" The question, coming from an undergraduate, a graduate student or even a postdoctoral fellow whether they are interested in biomedical research, poverty reduction, international journalism or world peace is understandable. At almost any stage of training or in any phase of life it is challenging to see how to make a leap into some new area or even into a new aspect of your current activities. How do you even get started?
In my case it was happenstance, pure and simple chance, coupled with some subsequent investigating and a willingness to take a running leap off the end of the dock – hoping the lake was deep enough that you could survive the leap and swim your way out of whatever else you found in there, and a partner willing to jump of with you - in my case, my wife.
I graduated from Centre College of Kentucky with an AB degree in Biology, with minors in Chemistry, History and English. Centre had 525 students at that time, and I was the quintessential liberal arts product. With that under my belt, and the thought that I would some day teach in a place like Centre, I went off to Tulane University to get a Ph.D. in Microbiology/Immunology. After a couple of twists and turns in terms of my dissertation area I focused on basic immunology. Armed with a Ph.D. in how to grow and study the responses of rat lymphocytes I joined a well-known cellular immunology laboratory at Yale University School of Medicine at the time of the birth of cellular immunology. It was a heady time to be a postdoc in basic immunology. Almost nothing was known. All findings were new, and of course many of them were subsequently shown to be wrong (or at best naïve), but that is the way science works. At Yale I continued to hone my skills as a basic immunology investigator, publishing papers and giving seminars, so I could go out on the market and find a real job as an Assistant Professor in a Microbiology department – most likely in a medical school. My previous idea about teaching at a Centre look-alike had gone by the wayside when the research bug bit me, and I realized that I wanted to teach, but do it in an environment where I could also pursue a career in this new field of cellular immunology. There were just so many, many fascinating unknowns. How did it all work? How could anything be this complicated? Little did we know at the time how truly intricate, complicated, challenging and intriguing the immune system would turn out to be.
During my second year at Yale my mentor made a speaking tour through Latin America. It was one of those things major scientists do where they give 2 or 3 lectures over several days in some university, and then move on to do the same thing again in the next country. In the time between the lectures they sightsee and meet with faculty and students and discuss the research being done there, trying to give useful insights that sound brilliant. One of my mentor's stops was Recife, Brazil, where he suggested that the group working on the immunology of schistosomiasis needed some help in terms of "modern" immunology. He then proceeded on to the next stop, and eventually returned to Yale. Six or eight months later he stuck his head into the laboratory and said, "Who wants to go to Brazil?" It so happens that my laboratory desk was next to the door. I immediately stuck my hand up and waved it in his face, and got his attention. At the time neither my wife nor I had a passport. We had never been anywhere beside Canada and Mexico (you didn't need a passport for those, back in the 'good old days'). Meanwhile, across on the other side of the laboratory Dougie Naysmith, another postdoc in the lab, was also waving his hand, but he wasn't next to the door. Once the focus of the question was on me, I asked why. The reply was to teach a course in immunology (which I was sure I could do – albeit maybe not in portugues) and to help reorganize some immunology research on schistosomiasis (which I could neither spell nor pronounce).
This was at a point in my postdoctoral training when I was beginning to look for that elusive Assistant Professor position as a basic immunologist– the real job everyone had been waiting for me to get. Having secured this possibility of going to Brazil for 6 months to a year, to work on this worm infection that I could not pronounce, I set about learning what schistosomiasis was and what I thought schistosomiasis could be in terms of an area of interest for a research career. What I found, by reading a lot, by going and talking with people working on schistosomiasis (there were not many to visit), it appeared to me to be a fascinating focus for cellular immunology research as well as an important global health problem (which was much further down my list of why to jump into it). There were so many unknown aspects of the immunology of this disease of 200 million people, and so few scientists interested in it, I decided it was a great area to get into in my newly acquired position as a Research Scientist at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee and as an Assistant Professor of Microbiology at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Those two entities were kind enough to hire me and then not have me show up for 9 months, while my wife and I went to live in Recife, to learn much more about the world and schistosomiasis.
Upon returning to the States and my new position at the VA and Vanderbilt I set up the life-cycle of Schistosoma mansoni (which required rearing Biomphalaria glabrata snails as the intermediate host and infecting mice) and went about creating a research and teaching career that intimately involved schistosomiasis. Because I had started this career by living in Brazil I have always also studied the immunology of people with schistosomiasis – which necessitates being where there are people with schistosomiasis. So far this has meant that I have set up and pursued collaborative immunology research on St. Lucia, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Cairo, Egypt and more recently (the last 17 years) in Kisumu, Kenya. Each of these programs have involved on-site research for me and my trainees, and extensive participation and training of investigators and students in those places. The most rewarding experiences have been when good science has been coupled with good training. It is very fulfilling to see a place and the people in it develop and grow into no longer needing you. After a few years as the mentor of a new project, if you are successful, the main services you provide should be those of perspective and being a "mule." These days in Kenya, as in Brazil before it, they mainly need me to bring in supplies that cannot be obtained there. Achieving these supposedly peripheral roles is something I cherish.
The rest of my global health journey took me to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) where I became the Director of the Division of Parasitic Diseases in the National Center for Infectious Diseases. This was heady stuff for some one who has never had a course either in parasitology or epidemiology, the two foundational sciences upon which the Division is based. Fortunately there are lots of excellent people there who do know these things, and thus I experienced a very steep, but outstanding learning curve upon my arrival in Atlanta. After nine years at the CDC I moved to UGA to be the Director of the Center for Tropical and Emerging Global Diseases and Professor of Microbiology here at UGA. Throughout the twists and turns of my career path toward more and more global health activities it has been the scientific base that has stood me in good stead. I believe everyone needs to be "credentialed" in something in order to get the opportunity to move to something else. For me that was immunology, and more specifically the immunology of parasitic infections – with a strong focus on schistosomiasis, while dallying in a couple of other infections, such as Chagas' disease and trachoma. Establishing credentials in something, and a willingness to see beyond the strict boundaries of your own discipline, will very often provide new opportunities – and you can always go seek them out if they do not turn up on your doorstep.
So what's my answer to the question of how did I get started in global health? Always get the lab desk by the door. Dougie Naysmith, that other postdoc – the one on the other side of the lab, did not get to go to Brazil and work on schistosomiasis. So how did that work out for him? Well, being British, he moved to a faculty position at the University of Bristol, in England, and after about 10 years left the university and was elected a Member of Parliament. Hmmm. I guess it worked out fine for both of us.
Basically, I think you get "credentialed" in something, then take a risk or an opportunity that sounds right for you, and go for it. And remember, you can do global health as a biomedical scientist, a public health official, a nurse, a journalist, a lawyer, a political scientist, a novelist, an actor, an economist, a social scientist, a dentist, a pharmacist, an engineer, an educator, a dancer or a physician. Everyone can bring something to the global health table, and efforts in all these and many more areas are needed out there in the world (which starts on South Lumpkin Street and extends to someplace beyond Outer Mongolia).


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Critics of the BCS are having a field day now that Southern California has left it to Hal the Computer to pick between a one-loss Florida team that hasn't wowed anyone and Michigan, already a loser to the undisputed No. 1, Ohio State.
But here's the deal. The Buckeyes are the best team. Playoff or not, no one was going to beat them this year. All the BCS did this year was deprive us of a more definitive way to pick the national runner-up.
They put up 34 points for the first time since Week 1. They scored three rushing touchdowns, were opportunistic on defense and won going away, chewing up the fourth-quarter clock on the road.
And none of it matters because the Cardinals are 3-9, out of the playoffs and, wink-wink, shopping for a new coach. Three or four of these efforts in the first half of the season, and Arizona would be fighting for the division, instead of respect.
Does beating the Rams 34-20 give hope for the future? Not for a team whose future was supposed to be now.
Unable to defend this year's horrid team, the Oakland Raiders are hopping mad that their 1983 championship was ranked 20th among Super Bowl winners by the NFL Network.
The Raiders fired off an official team press release on the matter, complete with 1983 coach Tom Flores calling the ranking "ridiculous" and referring to the panel of writers, coaches and general managers who made the picks a "socalled blue-ribbon committee."
Flores said his Raiders, who beat the Washington Redskins 38-9 in Super Bowl XVIII, "could beat any Super Bowl team, from any decade, under any circumstance."
Amazing how much time you have to watch TV when you're eliminated by Halloween.
• Don't feel too bad for the Fiesta Bowl having to settle for Oklahoma and Boise State. I'm sure the Orange Bowl isn't overwhelmed to welcome Wake Forest and West Virginia to Miami on New Year's Day. That's a game that should be played on a Thursday night.
• After Marcel Shipp ran for three touchdowns Sunday, here's hoping someone out there watching the free-agent-to-be Cardinals running back will give this good soldier a chance with a good team.
• Was that Chike Okeafor making big plays for the Cardinals Sunday? That's the player Arizona signed to a five-year contract last year – who has been seldom seen since.
• Dave Roberts, who has pestered the Diamondbacks for years as a Padre and Dodger, will now be doing the same as a Giant after signing as a free agent.
• Line of the day Sunday goes to Cards radio color man Ron Wolfley, who said following a Marc Bulger sack: "In football, sometimes you're the ding, and sometimes you're the dong."
I'm off to the T-shirt factory as you read this.


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Taconic Golf Club
Host of the 2016 Massachusetts Amateur Championship
New 2015 Membership Offerings!
A limited number of 2015 memberships are available without initiation fee for new members joining Taconic. This is a one-time opportunity, and only a limited number of initiation-free memberships are available. For more information, click here
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Welcome to Taconic Golf Club, located in the beautiful Berkshires of western Massachusetts. Taconic provides golfers with a magical combination of spectacular scenery, a classically challenging course, and superb playing conditions.
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- One of the top collegiate golf courses in the United States
Originally designed in 1927 by Wayne Stiles of Stiles & Van Cleek, our par-71 course was renovated in 2009 by renowned golf course architect Gil Hanse of Hanse Golf Course Design, Inc., Golf Magazine's 2009 Architect of the Year.
Fellow member Tom Bleezarde has recently published an article on the history of Taconic Golf Club as a contribution to Williamstown Historical Museum. Interesting reading!
Taconic Golf Club is located on land owned by Williams College and is operated by an independent board of directors. The course and restaurant are open to the public. For more information on playing Taconic click here.


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Believe It Or Not
Life is a series of choices. We can choose to stay as we are or we can choose to change what and where we find ourselves. With prayer and healing we also have a choice to believe or not to believe. I put a question on a few web sites and group discussion boards to which I received mostly positive some negative and a few undecided answers. I will attempt to put both views forward for you to make your own decision.
In the past few years since diagnosis of having a humanly incurable disease called Inclusion Body Myositis IBM, I have had numerous people praying for my healing. I also have a prayer group at my church who pray for the sick and others all the time.
I have chosen to accept Jesus Christ as my personal saviour so I am a born again Christian and believe implicitly in the healing powers of Jesus Christ. Besides the Biblical accounts there have been countless cases of medically confounding healings where people have been inexplicably healed of deadly diseases and live normal lives from then on. I believe that the Lord answers prayer, in His timing, and that if it is His will for me to be healed then it will be so.
I don't think that anyone can dispute that healings took place in Biblical times and there are still, numerous, well documented miraculous healings taking place today. Accounts where doctors are completely dumbfounded by a sudden reversal in presentation of symptoms and X ray proof. Also where disease is shown on X rays on one day, then prove to be totally clear on the next day.
Coincidence !! ----- I think not.
Fay (Jacksonville, FL) wrote on October 16, 2009 at 7:58am
I know first hand that it is a miracle that I am still here, after being shocked back on 9-7-04 and my husband being told everyday for a week that I was not going to make it, for him to pray, if he believed in God, and he did, he says everything was shutting down and they were convinced I would not make it. They were wrong, God had other plans. Of course now when my husband is aggravated with me I remind him to be careful what he wished for! Without Faith we would not have come this far!
Crystalwrote on 18-10-09
I personally don't think there is an easy answer for that. I know what I believe, and I know other people may strongly disagree with me. In a nutshell, I do believe in a grand design. I know that sounds like a cop-out, but to me there are different types of healing. For my part...yes, I have been angry over what happened to me, but in other ways I benefited as a person due in part to my dealings with this disease. Is that an answer to a prayer? Perhaps, I also believe that miracles take time. We are creatures of the clock, and sometimes it just doesn't move fast or slow enough for us. That doesn't mean it isn't happening...
In most instances there has been prayer involved, whether from the patient or from family and friends. Even at times from total strangers who happen to hear about their plight.
Scientists and sceptics will probably disagree with me here, even though there have been scientifically documented tests done where some patients with the same disease have been split into two groups. One group was prayed for while the other wasn't. The people praying were not in contact with any of the other participants and none of the groups knew whether they were being prayed for or not. After a couple of months while the two groups of patients were being monitored, it was found that the group that was being prayed for showed some instances of slowing down the disease process and in some instances, remission, while the other group deteriorated at the normal rate. Coincidence!! --- I think not.
I remember the words of a friend who said that he "would truly believe in the power of prayer when he sees a man with one leg come back from a prayer meeting with two." I think that comment trivialises the fact that miracles do occur. That is like saying I won't believe those little drops of water from the sky are "rain" until there's enough to cause a flood.
While I do not dispute that medicine plays a part in the healing of the sick and diseased, I also cannot dispute the fact that miraculous healings do occur. In my view and experience, the power of prayer cannot be disputed. Twenty five years ago I was a practicing alcoholic with repeated relapses after trying to stop. (this is an article on it's own). Through prayer I stopped cold on one day and with continuous prayer I have been drink free for twenty five years.
I was diagnosed with IBM nine years ago and it eventually came to the point where I needed a power wheelchair. There was no way we could pay for one so we prayed for help like we had been doing for the past twenty five years, but this time specifically for a wheelchair. We contacted the muscular dystrophy foundation here, and they offered me a chair on indefinite loan. Yes, another answer to prayer. There are numerous other instances where prayers have been answered in my life but I won't repeat them here.
For me the choice is belief in Jesus Christ, prayer, miraculous healings and forgiveness of sin. For others it might not be as easy.
What about you?
It is your choice.
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Six years ago, I lost 47 lbs, through a combination of (at first) NutriSystem (used it for 4 months and then continued to use its structured model but with my own "real" food) and I followed a diligent (extremely strenuous) exercise plan with a trainer at the gym 5-6 days/wk. I felt just great, bought all new clothes and gave or threw away all my old "fat" clothes. But -- I tore both rotator cuffs in the process, had surgery on the right one, still need it at some point on the left one. And then...life threw me a series of turbulent "curve ball" events, and my fitness regimen fell by the wayside. My old habits/comforts resumed their dominance and I regained all the weight I'd lost, and then even a few pounds more - also losing, in the process, the ability to wear 95% of the wonderful wardrobe I'd bought in 2007 after my fitness triumph.
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Having determined that larger quarters were required to facilitate the growth of CVD, First Nano and the Application Laboratory, the Company is replacing its two Long Island buildings with a new building (also on Long Island) which will double the facility size to 130,000 square feet. As a result of management focusing its efforts to relocate to the new facility in Central Islip, New York, revenue, net income and backlog for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2012 have all decreased compared to the three and nine months ended September 30, 2011.
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Public K-12 school districts have begun shifting their unified communications solutions over to the cloud. In fact, according to new research released this week, a quarter of them either have done so already or are in the process of doing so.
The research is the latest installment in the annual CDW-G Unified Communications Tracking Poll. For the 2011 report, O'Keeffe & Co. surveyed 900 IT professionals across sectors, including higher education and K-12. All participants were involved in unified communications for their organizations at the decision-making level.
Cross-Sector Findings The survey found that, on the whole, UC adoption has doubled since the previous year's poll. A full 16 percent of all organizations have "fully implemented" unified communications, up from 8 percent in 2010 and 6 percent in 2009 (with a margin of error of ±3.2 percent). The remainder are in the process of implementing UC (18 percent), planning a UC implementation (33 percent), or assessing a possible UC implementation (33 percent).
Among the specific technologies that had been deployed at the time of the survey were:
All were up from previous years except presence and mass notification, which were statistically flat (within the poll's 3.2-point margin of error) between 2010 and 2011.
The report also showed that 76 percent of those organizations that have completed their UC implementations have experienced a return on investment that "met or exceeded" their expectations, up 5 percent from the 2010 report.
"Across industries, organizations are embracing 'anytime, anyplace' access to information to boost productivity. They also continue to look for opportunities to use budget dollars more effectively," said Christine Holloway, vice president of converged infrastructure solutions at CDW, in a statement released to coincide with the report. "Unified communications delivers on both of those objectives."
Findings for K-12 Education In K-12 public education specifically, 19 percent of respondents indicated their organizations had fully implemented unified communications. Owing to the large margin of error for sector-specific findings in the report (8 points), that's statistically flat from last year's 13 percent figure. The percentage of campuses in the process of implementing UC (26 percent) was also statistically flat from 2010's figure of 18 percent. Those districts that reported they were planning for an implementation (21 percent) was down significantly from the previous year (30 percent in 2010). The percentage of districts reporting they were still just assessing the benefits of unified communications, 34 percent, was statistically flat from last year.
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While of course America has a freedom of religion for some people in this country – other groups getting the rights that these religious groups have always had they claim they are being attacked for their religious beliefs.
Your understanding of Freedom of Speech is correct.
Asking some people, they would say yes, some people believe unless you are preaching the greatness of Jesus then you should not be included on the national dialog – Yes, I am in America. Well we have to say they have the right to their religious belief and the government cannot attempt to intertwine with religion though personally I do not like that many religions get tax exemption and such but.. that is the law – which I think should be changed but doubt it will.
I also agree that not everyone can be forced to believe what they [Christians] believe or any other belief structure.
I agree that Religion and Politics are things that should not be mixed.. but sadly in America – on the national stage – the likelihood of someone getting elected without the usual church speeches, without the usual dinners at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner which is a Catholic Dinner thrown where many politicians, priests, archbishops etc meet, give speeches and pretty much every modern president has went to these dinners… to say that you are not religious would make it harder to get elected. Currently America has not one open atheist in congress – congress has 535 members, so in a nation where 2% of people are apparently atheists then you would hope for at least one.. we had one atheist, Pete Stark, but he lost his seat to another Democrat back in 2012…
I am an agnostic atheist and often when debating politics, somehow everything leads back to that – especially when I am debating someone who is a conservative – seems my being pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, etc is because I lack morals and that is of course *sarcasm* because I am an atheist.
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Bank of Japan
News about Bank of Japan, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 20, 2014
Japanese Prime Min Shinzo Abe's announcement that he will postpone planned tax increase championed by Haruhiko Kuroda, governor of Bank of Japan, is unusual in that it marks first time in two years that they have been publicly at odds on an issue; some commentators call Abe's reversal a stab in the back. MORE
Nov. 3, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column refutes argument that the opposition of many Japanese business leaders to Bank of Japan's efforts to end deflation shows that bank is on the wrong track; argues, in fact, that business people often give very bad advice about the economy; warns if conventional notions of prudence prevail in Japan, fight against deflation is likely to fail. MORE
Nov. 1, 2014
Bank of Japan unexpectedly announces that it will buy larger quantities of government debt, stark admission that country's economic revival plan is faltering. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Bank of Japan keeps monetary policy steady, offering slightly more upbeat view on overseas growth and signaling confidence that economy is on course to meet inflation targets without additional stimulus. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Japanese consumer prices show that inflation picked up in April; government data is welcome sign in Bank of Japan's battle to increase inflation to 2 percent. MORE
Aug. 9, 2013
Bank of Japan leaves its vast monetary easing program unchanged, issuing upbeat assessment of Tokyo's efforts to counter growth-sapping deflation. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Bank of Japan announces that economic conditions in country are starting to recover, citing success of aggressive monetary policy, heavy government spending and pro-growth changes. MORE
Jun. 12, 2013
Global stocks fall sharply after the Bank of Japan stands by its monetary policy and an ambitious target to stoke 2 percent inflation in two years. MORE
May. 23, 2013
Bank of Japan sticks to anti-deflation strategy of expanding monetary base at annual pace of 60 trillion yen to 70 trillion yen, or $586 billion to $684 billion, amid market anxiety over volatility in bond markets. MORE
May. 10, 2013
Japanese yen falls to 100 per US dollar, having declined fully 14 percent so far in 2013; is sign that pro-inflation policies of Prime Min Shinzo Abe and Bank of Japan are helping lift Japan's 's economy; weaker yen makes Japanese exports more competitive on global stage. MORE
Apr. 27, 2013
Bank of Japan, under leadership of new governor Haruhiko Kuroda, announces that it expects to achieve ambitious goal of 2 percent annual inflation by 2015 or early 2016; Prime Min Shinzo Abe has made fight against country's endemic deflation problem a central tenet of his economic policy. MORE
Apr. 9, 2013
Economists say Bank of Japan's plan to inject nearly $630 billion into economy in 2013 will have an impact on investors worldwide; policy drives down yen and lifts Japanese stocks. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Bank of Japan announces that it will double amount of money in circulation and try to produce annual inflation of about two percent; move fulfills pledge by new bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda to embrace drastic policy changes in attempt to end long era of debilitating deflation. MORE
Mar. 15, 2013
Haruhiko Kuroda is approved to become the next Bank of Japan governor; he will be charged with turning around an institution that is reviled for its monetary policy and blamed for decades of national economic woe; Kuroda's appointment follows long-time criticism of bank. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
Asian Development Bank president Haruhiko Kuroda, nominee to become next Bank of Japan governor, tells confirmation hearing he will do 'whatever it takes' to counter country's deflation. MORE
Feb. 28, 2013
Japanese government nominates Asian Development Bank president Haruhiko Kuroda to head Japan's central bank, counting on his support for more aggressive monetary policy to help nation escape recession and deflation. MORE
Feb. 25, 2013
Haruhiko Kuroda, head of Asian Development Bank and advocate of bold measures to fight deflation, is said to be Prime Min Shinzo Abe's choice to head Japanese central bank. MORE
Feb. 6, 2013
Japanese central bank governor Masaaki Shirakawa says he has offered to step down on March 19, three weeks before the end of his term, under intense government pressure on the bank to take bolder steps to resuscitate the economy; Shirakawa has been criticized for caution as the country has endured years of deflation. MORE
Jan. 22, 2013
Bank of Japan, bowing to government pressure, pledges more aggressive action to lift the economy, including setting 2 percent inflation target. MORE
Dec. 21, 2012
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column notes that the Bank of Japan has decided to aggressively pursue inflation, attempting to reverse two decades in which prices have fallen steadily despite extraordinarily low interest rates; holds that if successful, move could significantly ease Japan's debt burden. MORE
Dec. 21, 2012
Bank of Japan announces that it will expand asset buying and lending, hinting at review of its target of 1 percent inflation rate; move comes amid pressure from incoming Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who wants bolder action against deflation. MORE
Sep. 20, 2012
Japan's central bank, the Bank of Japan, will expand its asset purchase and loan program by 10 trillion yen, or $126 billion, to 80 trillion yen, in effort to prompt economic growth. MORE
Jun. 16, 2012
European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan signal that they are prepared to take action by pumping cash into Greece's banks should nervous financial markets react to the looming elections there; statements underscore just how anxious policy makers are ahead of the vote, which they fear could result in a victory by left-wing parties that oppose the deep austerity measures Greece agreed to in exchange for financial help. MORE
Apr. 28, 2012
Bank of Japan expands its asset-purchase and loan program by an additional 5 trillion yen, or $62 billion, in a bid to convince investors that it remains committed to a recent inflation target and to kick-starting the country's long-stagnant economy. MORE
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A Sudden Schism Emerges Between Abe and the Bank of Japan Governor
Japan's prime minister has postponed a planned tax increase championed by Haruhiko Kuroda, the bank's governor, in a sharp break from their partnership.
November 20, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , Bank of Japan , Abe, Shinzo , Kuroda, Haruhiko , Economic Conditions and Trends
Business vs. Economics
Why corporate chieftains and money managers give such bad advice about the economy.
November 3, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , Economic Conditions and Trends , Deflation (Economics) , Bank of Japan , Inflation (Economics) , Labor and Jobs
Japan Abruptly Acts to Stimulate Economy
The unexpected move by the Bank of Japan helped send stocks higher around the world.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , Bank of Japan , Deflation (Economics) , Abe, Shinzo , Kuroda, Haruhiko
What the Bank of Japan's Surprise Move Means for the Global Economy
It offers a reminder, or perhaps a warning, of just how hard it will be to get the global economy out of its deflationary funk.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Economic Conditions and Trends , Quantitative Easing , Bank of Japan , Inflation (Economics) , Kuroda, Haruhiko
Overseas Stimulus Moves Drive Yen, Euro and Renminbi Down Against Dollar
As the Federal Reserve winds down its own stimulus campaign, central banks elsewhere are moving in the other direction, a trend likely to intensify.
October 3, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Currency , Yen (Currency) , Euro (Currency) , United States , International Trade and World Market , Federal Reserve System , China , Europe , Japan , Bank of Japan , European Central Bank , US Dollar (Currency) , Renminbi (Currency)
Consumer Inflation Cooling Off in Japan
Figures showing a slight easing in August support forecasts that central bank will try more economic stimulus.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , Inflation (Economics) , Bank of Japan , Quantitative Easing
Japan Consumer Inflation Reaches 3.3%
Factoring in the effects of a sales tax increase in April, the rate is still below the central bank's target of 2 percent.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , Inflation (Economics) , Bank of Japan , Economic Conditions and Trends
Central Bankers' New Gospel: Spur Jobs, Wages and Inflation
The world's central bankers made clear at an annual policy conference in Wyoming that they were focused on raising employment and wages.
August 25, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Inflation (Economics) , Bank of Japan , Kuroda, Haruhiko , Yellen, Janet L , Draghi, Mario , Wages and Salaries , Unemployment , Federal Reserve System , European Central Bank , United States Economy , Banking and Financial Institutions , Economic Conditions and Trends , Interest Rates , Bank of England
Rebound in Exports Signals Hope in Japan
The 3.9 percent rise in July, the first increase in three months, was driven by demand for cars and machinery.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Japan , International Trade and World Market , Abe, Shinzo , Bank of Japan
Japan's Economy Contracts After Sales Tax Increase
The 6.8 percent decline in annual growth was the steepest slide since the economy faltered after the 2011 tsunami and earthquake.
August 14, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON THE BANK OF JAPAN AND: Economic Conditions and Trends , Bank of Japan , Japan
Japan's self-created trade conundrum
Disappointing trade figures indicate Japan's weak-yen policy may be doing more harm than good. So just what will it take revive the country's still-troubled exporters? Yonggi Kang reports.
Japan's bull run pauses for breath
Japan is this year's worst performing major stock market after Russia. But Breakingviews' Peter Thal Larsen explains why what looks like a slump may be a mere prelude to greater gains.
Three Measures of Central Banks' Effectiveness
As the financial and economic crisis of 2008 and 2009 deepened, governments relied heavily on their central banks to lift their economies. Central banks, however, possess only a few limited, but powerful, tools. And it isn't always clear whether their actions — or lack of actions — are even responsible for the results. But increasingly central bankers are being bolder in their attempts to get the world's major economies moving again.
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17th November 2010, 05:48 PM
Can't tell if it's from God or Heaven since I don't know what's the message behind it, nor the belief or behavior of the population of that town. Some fallen angels have the ability to control the elements and all of nature (if permitted by God).
There is nothing more to it (as far as the video shows), so to me, it can be just a natural or preternatunal phenomenon, many people can agree and disagree on that depending of their belief. I'm skeptic.
Thanks for sharing though.
21st November 2010, 05:52 PM
From the fruits we knows the trees, from the message we know whether it is right or wrong...
Here on this forum we have been taught by Ron to be careful on every appearances, and or private revelations and seeing what is right or wrong with it from the message they have and not from outer appearances or effect they can make to wonder us..
Very Good Ron, thanks for this way of 'testing' on private revelations or appearances..., God bless you.
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