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In the whirl of 17th-century London life, diarist and clerk Samuel Pepys (pronounced PEEPS) had too many appointments to indulge in the craze of street football. "Up betimes" provides a familiar start to one of his entries, prefacing a frenzied pre-Twitter routine of hobnobbing about town as well as absorption in correspondence and accounts.
Pepys, whose diaries already have been annotated to exhaustion, has come to still greater notoriety through Pepys' Diary, the project of Phil Gyford of London, the 21st-century techno-Pepys. Since 2003 Gyford has made Pepys's chronicles, written between 1660 and 1669, available in blog format.
London street football was established by Pepys's day. The evidence is the sport's long-standing literary provenance, including references from Shakespeare and earlier allusions within eclogues and government proclamations. Balls—actually retrofitted pigs' bladders—flying through the air come to the purpose-driven Pepys's attention the morning of 3 Jan 1665. The incident makes enough of an impression that Pepys gives it primacy of place in that day's jotting: "Up, and by coach to Sir Ph. Warwickes, the street being full of footballs, it being a great frost" (quoted from the Latham and Matthews edition). That is the sum total of Pepys's exposition, yet the aside has driven a ream of annotations on the diary website.
Editors of the reference edition, Robert Latham and William Matthews, comment that "play would be possible since the streets would be empty of horse-traffic"—all except for Pepys's coach, presumably. They allude to a Jan 1669 order banning street football but believe that the sport was permitted during this earlier interval, when Pepys served as a Royal Navy administrator during war with the Dutch.
Burgeoning textual critics at Pepys' Diary, however, dig deeper. "What are these 'footballs'?" Patricia seemingly asks of Pepys himself—referred to casually by regular posters as "Sam" or SP—343 years after the fact. "And what do they have to do with the great frost last night?" In fact, football by Pepys's day existed as a familiar reference point. The first mention of "football," according to Hugh Hornby in Uppies and Downies (see 12 Mar 08), occurs in a London mayoral proclamation in 1314—further in the past to Pepys than Pepys is to us. Association football's prehistory consists of Shrove Tuesday and other festival games, weekly matches (documented in East Anglia) and "the informal daily kickabout," Hornby writes, "which might take place on a street, in a playground or park."
From around the time of Pepys's chronicles, Hornby cites a description of football in Francis Willughby's Book of Games:
They blow a strong bladder and tie the neck of it as fast as they can, and then put it into the skin of a buls cod and sow it fast in.
They play in a longe streete, or a close that has a gate at either end. The gates are called Gaols. … The ball is thrown up in the middle between the gaols … the plaiers beeing aequally divided according to their strength and nimblenesse. … [T]hey that can strike the ball thorough their enemies gaol first win. They usually leave some of their best plaiers to gard the gaol while the rest follow the ball.
They often breake one anothers shins when two meete and strike both togather against the ball, & therefore there is a law that they must not strike higher than the ball. …
The harder the ball is blowne, the better it flys. They use to put quicksilver into it sometimes to keep it from lying still.
The plaiers must at first stand all at their gaols, the ball lying just in the middle betweene them, & they that can run best get the first kick.
London street football, ca. 1820, etching by H. Heath. (© 1996 FIFA Museum Collection™)
Matches took place countrywide, although London was a hub of activity. An edict in Manchester in 1608 cites "a company of lewde and disordered persons usinge that unlawfull exercise of playinge with the ffotebale in ye streets of the said towne, breakinge many mens windowes and glasse at theire plesures, and other greate inormyties." From Chichester a correspondent in the early 1700s describes "footballing in the streets day after day in frosty weather."
John Gay, in Trivia: Or, the Art of Walking the Streets of London, characterizes football in 1716 as a game suited for treacherous conditions:
I spy the furies of the foot-ball war:
The 'prentice quits his shop to join the crew,
Encreasing crouds the flying game pursue.
Thus, as you roll the ball o'er snowy ground,
The gath'ring globe augments with ev'ry round.
But whither shall I run? the throng draws nigh,
The ball now skims the street, now soars on high;
The dext'rous glazier strong returns the bound,
And jingling sashes on the pent-house found.
In the city, as Gay makes clear, the physical matches would have been an inconvenience for pedestrians and proprietors. By Pepys's time, London already had a population of 500,000: perhaps foul weather did offer an opportunity to play with more abandon.
Religious objections appeared to have little effect on football, according to Adrian Harvey. The game prospered under Puritan authority in the 17th century, despite Puritan restrictions on sport and gaiety. Pepys himself, an Anglican, distrusted Puritan mores. At least once he tries a fruitless Sunday night pub crawl and peppers his journals with recreations that he observes or in which he participates. These are not limited to archery, billiards, bowls, assorted card games, cock throwing, fishing, foot and horse races, hunting, shooting, shuffleboard, skating, tennis and wrestling. "He devoted himself almost as systematically to music and the theatre as to work," write Latham and Matthews, "and … he snatched all possible (and some impossible) chances that came his way of brief debauches with the complaisant shopgirls and servant-girls who in such numbers found him irresistible."
Alongside these leisure options, football formed "part of mainstream life," says Hornby, former curator of the national football museum, and perhaps Pepys mentions the game just once due to its mundane existence on the London streetscape. Those parsing Pepys's usage on Gyford's site suggest textual emendations to explain football's single diary appearance. Jesse, referencing Samuel Johnson, offers "foot[f]all"—meaning "a stumble; a trip of the foot"—as substitute. Martin Beagles suggests "sootball": "It's cold, fires have been kept burning for days, and the streets are filling up with pieces of coal grit and suchlike." Sharon queries, "How about the possibility that heavy frost or light snow tends to whiten and round out the contours of ordinary objects. Hence, small shrubs, horse turds, chamber pots etc. would look rather like footballs until the ice melts a bit."
Yet the preponderance of contemporaneous literary evidence—and as another Pepys' Diary contributor, Mary, points out, that the description occurs during "the season of Christmas/New Year jollification"—argues for retaining Pepys's shorthand recollection of a festive football morning.
Dennis Brailsford, Sport, Time, and Society: The British at Play (London: Routledge, 1991); Emma Griffin, England's Revelry: A History of Popular Sports and Pastimes, 1660–1830 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005); Adrian Harvey, Football: The First Hundred Years. The Untold Story, Sport in the Global Society (London: Routledge, 2005); Hugh Hornby, Uppies and Downies: The Extraordinary Football Games of Britain, Played in Britain (Swindon, England: English Heritage, 2008); Robert W. Malcolmson and Malcolm Malcolmson, Popular Recreations in English Society, 1700–1850 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Archive, 1979); Samuel Pepys, The Diary of Samuel Pepys, ed. Robert Latham and William Matthews, 11 vols. (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1970–83); Eli Saslow, "Tradition: The Old Ba' Game," Washington Post, 30 Dec 07.


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Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime minister, has arrived in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, on a high-profile visit aimed at mending often fractious relations with his country's eastern neighbour.
"We attach the highest importance to further developing and strengthening our relations with Bangladesh," Singh said in a statement on Tuesday issued before his trip.
"Our partnership with Bangladesh is important for the stability and prosperity of our own northeast region."
However, breakthroughs on key disputes, including the sharing of water from rivers and transit rights, look unlikely during the two-day visit.
Officials in both countries said a deal to share water from two rivers, the Teesta and the Feni, that flow via India into Bangladesh may not be signed during Singh's visit because the government of the Indian state of West Bengal state refused to accept the agreement.
Ranjan Mathai, India's foreign secretary, said on Tuesday that the government would go ahead with the Teesta river deal only if it was acceptable to the state government.
"In our federal scheme, any agreement we do will have to be acceptable to the state government ... won't get into details on where we are now," Mathai said.
Dipu Moni, the Bangladeshi foreign minister, said late on Monday that India had not ruled out the signing of an agreement. "We are still hopeful," she said.
But a Bangladesh foreign ministry official told the Reuters news agency on Tuesday the river deal "looks very unlikely" during Singh's visit.
Transit rights
There was also not expected to be agreement on an Indian request for transit rights through Bangladesh for India's land-locked northeastern states, because terms and conditions had not been finalised, the official said.
However, Bangladesh would allow India to use its Chittagong and Mongla ports from next year to supply the states, Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, the Bangladeshi finance minister, said.
Begum Khaleda Zia, the Bangladeshi opposition leader, is against giving India a "corridor" to the states and the right to use the ports because she feels it would give India "an upper hand" over Bangladesh.
The two sides are expected to sign a key agreement to definitively demarcate their 4,000km shared border.
As part of the deal, they will swap scores of enclaves - tiny, landlocked communities in each other's territory -in which more than 50,000 people live, cut off from their respective governments and without access to even basic services.
Singh is due to meet Khaleda on Wednesday, while he will hold talks with the Bangladeshi PM a day before.
Growing trade
Ties between the two countries have suffered over recent years because of Indian worries that religious extremists were using Bangladesh as a base.
Nevertheless, relations have improved since the traditionally pro-Indian Awami League party, led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, acted against anti-India extremist groups.
India and Bangladesh discuss 'pasha' enclaves
Bilateral trade has grown steadily but remains heavily in India's favour, with the gap widening, causing concern in Bangladesh where businesses are asking for the removal of both tariff and non-tariff barriers.
Last year, India gave Bangladesh a billion-dollar soft loan, the biggest credit package New Delhi has ever earmarked for any nation.
The visit comes after an embarrassing slip-up in June, when Singh, in an interaction with senior journalists, claimed that many Bangladeshis were "very anti-Indian".
Singh's visit, which ends on Wednesday, is the first by an Indian prime minister to Bangladesh in 12 years.
The two countries have struggled to establish good ties ever since India helped its eastern neighbour gain independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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The heartbreak of losing their daughter when she was stillborn at 5 months was so hard for the Halik family.
She was born Sept. 26 and her mother Angela and father Paul decided to name her Haley. St. John Hospital in Detroit told the Halik's there were several options about what to do next -- they could call a funeral home and have her buried or cremated or use the funeral home the hospital uses at no cost. The Halik's opted to do the latter and were told Haley's ashes would arrive in 2 to 4 weeks.
Four weeks passed and Angela Halik called the funeral home.
"They told me that they hadn't received any babies yet and to call back in another four weeks," she said.
Halik didn't understand what was happening. Then, 8 weeks went by, and then 12. She called again and again, finally demanding to know what was going on.
"The lady at the funeral home told me that once there are 15 dead babies they make one mass trip to the hospital, pick them up and do a mass cremation," Halik said.
Angela Halik was horrified. She called Lynch and Sons Funeral Home in Oxford and told them what was happening and asked if they could help. Lynch went to get Haley the next morning from St. John Hospital. Finally, Haley was cremated and presented to her family.
We spoke with corporate at St. John and they told us they were not aware of this issue and would look into it immediately. Halik, for her part, has nothing but good things to say about the treatment she received in the birthing center at St. John. However, she can't understand why after the pain of losing a baby it would be compounded with a total runaround in trying to get her daughter's ashes home.
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|The role of the depth-averaged concentration in coastal morphodynamics
|Calvete Manrique, Daniel; Falqués Serra, Albert; Swart, Huib E. de; Dodd, Nicholas; Ribas Prats, Francesca; Garnier, Roland
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|Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Física Aplicada
In this contribution a discussion is presented on the development of self-organized coastal morphodynamic patterns which are due to the joint action of gradients in the depth-integrated concentration and the flow. This is done in the context of a depth-averaged shallow water model. Two physical mechanisms produce deposition-erosion patterns. Deposition either occurs where the current flows from high to low depth-averaged concentrations (1) or where the flow diverges (2). If flow conditions are quasi steady (i.e., the time scale on which bedforms evolve is much larger than the hydrodynamic time scales) only the former mechanism contributes to the formation of bottom patterns.
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The Brooks® Ariel running shoe has long served as a motion-control hero, coming to the rescue of runners with low or flat arches and excessive pronation. While the Ultimate sockliner provides moisture management and thermo-regulation, the extended PDRB® midsole controls pronation for a smoother transition. Innovative Brooks® DNA offers full-length protection with a customized ride for the perfect amount of cushioning.
- Moisture-managing mesh upper with synthetic overlays for support
- Ultimate sockliner provides moisture management and thermo-regulation
- BioMoGo midsole offers a soft cushy first feel that lasts, without sacrificing stability
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- Forefoot MC Pod construction offers maximum motion control and flexibility
- Omega flex grooves increase flexibility in the midsole without sacrificing cushioning
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Best running or walking shoe!! This is my 3rd pair of Brooks Ariel running shoes.I stand and walk at my workplace and ONLY find comfort for my flat feet and heel pain from these shoes. Much comfort.....A May 4, 2014
great shoes I purchased these shoes based on comments of others about how wonderful they are. I am in agreement. They're a little more than I like to spend on shoes because I go through them so quickly, but I'm hoping these will last a little longer. Great support. True to size. Comfortable. Wonderful. April 3, 2014
Toes too cramped!! Had to return the shoes after walking around the house in them. I buy Brooks all the time and this was the first pair that was not true to size. Somehow, I missed the free return information and it cost me $11.25 to NOT have a pair of shoes. Wished they would carry Ariels in the stores so that I could have tried them on there. They seemed like they would have been a match made in heaven if the toes would have had more room. April 2, 2014
Great shoe!! My mom has stability issues, and these are the shoes her doctor recommended. They are super comfortable and make a huge difference in easing the foot pain she has 24/7. She walks more comfortably now, and more confidently. Couldn't be any more pleased than I am!! March 5, 2014
Great cushion; great stability; fit not good for me. I loved Brooks Beast back before it was turned into Ariel for women. It provided great cushion and motion control, and probably still does. On this model, the toe box was not as high as I needed and the heel was too wide. My heel came out of the back even with the laces in the last hole. I always have a hard time finding shoes that fit in both toe box and heel, so this shoe just didn't happen to fit the way it used to, but it would fit others--i'd recommend trying it if you need cushion and motion control. I am disappointed that Dick's doesn't carry the women's version in store, only the men's. Also that Brooks doesn't go down to size 7 in men's, when I could have tried it on in the store. February 13, 2014
Brooks Aerial Hve been wearing these for years now and will continue to do so. Best one I have found. December 6, 2013
Brooks Ariel have changed I have been wearing Brooks Ariels for years based on a Dr suggestion as treatment for plantar fasciits. I was excited to find such a great on-line offer for the shoes I needed and Dick's Sporting Goods delivered with high marks. I ordered the Same Brand, Same Model, Same size as I've been wearing for years. Brooks changed their design on the new Woman's Ariel shoe. This new design has a narrow toe area. I tried wearing them around my house for 2 days and they squeezed so tight they cause my toes to go numb. Very disappointing, with my plantar fasciitis, I searched for a long time to find shoes that would allow me to maintain a job where I am on my feet for hours and now I have to start the Shoe Search all over again. November 22, 2013
Not for me I'm a jogger and normally buy Nikes, well my feet hurt so bad after running in these that it took me 3 days to recoup. I took them back as they were not for me. I guess my feet are used to Nikes. November 6, 2013
Great Support I have been a fan of this shoe for many years. Dick's has the shoe at a very good price. I wear orthotics and have pronation issues but this shoe takes care of both of these problems. September 3, 2013
Awesome shoe This is the best support sneaker I have purchased. I am a severe over pronator and this shoe is perfect for me. August 23, 2013


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Techies not the only ones moving to S. Lake Union
If you take a look around the abandoned buildings awaiting redevelopment, the neighborhood's boom has an off-key echo.
Seattle Times staff columnist
Probably not since the days of the Klondike has part of Seattle felt as boomy as South Lake Union right now.
The sidewalks are crammed with blue-badged programmers, working the great tech gold rush. It's one of the hottest real-estate markets in the country, as 12-story office or biotech complexes are rising on nearly every block.
Coming soon, say the signs, is a 15-story hotel. Tommy Bahama. "Enlightened urban experience."
A recent news tidbit charted the change: The lunch rush of hungry Amazonians has made the prepared-foods section at the Westlake Whole Foods the busiest of any Whole Foods in the country.
But the boom has an off-key echo. At abandoned and fenced-off relics of the old neighborhood, all awaiting their dates with the next available crane, there's a different sort of rush going on. The homeless are moving in.
One defunct loading dock has become temporary shelter for two to six people, depending on the night. Another empty building, with signs that read "this property reserved for the use of our patrons and customers only," is instead now home, in its garden areas and a courtyard, to shifting camps of people looking for a place to sleep.
On one fenced-in lot, I met Ron, the only name he'd give. He said he was 29 years old. He was camped with his backpack behind a boarded-up building, in the shadow of a crane putting up a seven-story live/work/play residential complex.
He wouldn't say how he ended up homeless — "It's complicated, man" — but said he was there, as opposed to some other neighborhood, for one reason: security.
"You get behind this fence at night and nobody bothers you," he said. "Except maybe other homeless."
Last week police arrested one man living at a different site. He was alleged to have started up a chop shop, disassembling stolen bikes to sell off the parts. After the police visited, the area was empty for a day or two. But it had been partially resettled by the weekend.
That there are such active homeless camps even in Seattle's boomtown, one block from Amazon headquarters (and this newspaper), came as zero surprise to Alison Eisinger. She's director of the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness.
"It's a bitter juxtaposition," she said. "But anytime you have displacement going on, with transition and construction and empty buildings, you will find people tucking in wherever they can."
On Thursday night, Eisinger led the annual "One Night Count," in which 800 volunteers do a spot survey of people living outside in cars, alleys and under bridges. The team tallied 3,117 homeless in King County, with 2,392 of those in Seattle — both by far the highest numbers in the survey's 34-year history. Those numbers do not include the thousands in emergency shelters or transitional housing.
Some groups are trying to tackle the problem amid South Lake Union's transformation. Only a few blocks from where I met Ron sits Canaday House, 83 units for the street mentally ill and disabled veterans that opened a few years ago. But for whatever reasons, the efforts, at this time, aren't enough.
"The reality is the land where 'undesirable people' have lived in the past is becoming highly, highly prized in this city," Eisinger said. "So you get enormous wealth right on top of visible misery. You get these clashes."
Ron went back to his camp behind some plywood. On the sidewalk outside the fence, a line of Amazon workers and hard-hatted construction types ordered from a Thai food truck. A land-use signboard said the fenced site would be a 13-story office tower. But that's dated already. After a recent rezoning, the developer is coming back with a tech office high-rise that could shoot to 24 stories or more.
Boomtown's growth is dizzying, and obviously a positive in so many ways for Seattle. But in its wake is another ripple of the city. Unfortunately, that one is growing, too.
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Beveridge curve
A Beveridge curve, or UV-curve, is a graphical representation of the relationship between unemployment and the job vacancy rate (the number of unfilled jobs expressed as a proportion of the labor force). It typically has vacancies on the vertical axis and unemployment on the horizontal. The curve is named after William Beveridge and it is hyperbolic shaped and slopes downwards as a higher rate of unemployment normally occurs with a lower rate of vacancies. If it moves outwards over time, then a given level of vacancies would be associated with higher and higher levels of unemployment, which would imply decreasing efficiency in the labour market. Inefficient labour markets are due to mismatches between available jobs and the unemployed and an immobile labour force.
The position on the curve can indicate the current state of the economy in the business cycle. For example, the recessionary periods are indicated by high unemployment and low vacancies, corresponding to a position on the lower side of the 45 degree line, and likewise high vacancies and low unemployment indicate the expansionary periods, above the 45 degree line.
History of the Beveridge curve[edit]
The Beveridge curve, or UV-curve, was developed in 1958 by Christopher Dow and Leslie Arthur Dicks-Mireaux.[1][2] They were interested in measuring excess demand in the goods market for the guidance of Keynesian fiscal policies and took British data on vacancies and unemployment in the labour market as a proxy, since excess demand is unobservable. By 1958 they had twelve years time series data available since the British Government had started collecting data on unfilled vacancies from notification at labour exchanges in 1946. Dow and Dicks-Mireaux presented the unemployment and vacancy data in an unemployment-vacancy (UV) space, and derived an idealized UV-curve as a rectangular hyperbola after they had connected successive observations. The UV-curve, or Beveridge-curve, enabled economists to employ an analytical method—which later became known as UV-analysis—for the decomposition of unemployment into different types of unemployment: into deficient-demand (or cyclical) unemployment and structural unemployment. In the first half of the 1970s this method was refined by economists of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) in London, so that a classification arose that corresponded to the 'traditional' classification: a division of unemployment into frictional, structural, and deficient demand unemployment.[3] Both the Beveridge-curve and the Phillips-curve bear implicit macroeconomic notions of equilibrium in markets, though these notions are inconsistent and conflicting.[4] Most likely because the Beveridge-curve enabled economists to analyze many of the problems Beveridge addressed, such as, mismatch between unemployment and vacancies, both at aggregate level and industry levels, trend versus cyclical changes and measurement problems of vacancies, the curve was named in the 1980s after William Beveridge. Beveridge, however, never drew the curve and the exact origin of the name remains obscure.[5]
Movements of the Beveridge-curve[edit]
The Beveridge Curve can move for the following reasons:
- The matching process will determine how efficiently workers find new jobs. Improvements in the matching system would shift the curve towards the origin, because an efficient matching process will find jobs faster- filling vacancies and employing the unemployed. Improvements can be the introduction of agencies ('job centres'), lower rates of unionisation,[6] and increasing the mobility of labour.
- Skills mismatches occur when changes in the skills employers want differ from the available skills in the labour pool. Greater mismatches would shift the Beveridge Curve outward. If this were the driving factor behind the shift, one would expect to also see employers bid up wages for the few candidates who were desirable. Although the U.S. Beveridge Curve shifted outward in the 2010-2012 period, wages did not increase.[7]
- Labour force participation rate; as the number looking for jobs increases relative to total population, the unemployment rate increases, shifting the curve outwards from the origin. Labour force participation can increase due to changes in education, gender roles, population age and immigration.
- Long-term unemployment will push the curve outward from the origin. This could be caused by; deterioration of human capital or a negative perception of the unemployed by the potential employers.[7]
- Frictional unemployment; a decrease in frictions would reduce the number of firms searching for employees and the number of unemployed searching for jobs. This would shift the curve towards the origin. Frictional unemployment is due to job losses, resignations and job creation.
- Economic and policy uncertainty may cause employers to hold vacancies open longer in the search for the "perfect candidate," particularly when there is high unemployment with a large number of candidates from which to choose. More uncertainty would tend to shift the curve outward.[7]
See also[edit]
- ^ Dow, J. C. R.; Dicks-Mireaux, L. (1958). "The Excess Demand for Labour: A Study of Conditions in Great Britain, 1946-1956". Oxford Economic Papers 10 (1): 1–33. JSTOR 2661871.
- ^ Rodenburg, P. (2010). "The UV-Curve or Beveridge Curve". In Blaug, M.; Lloyd, P. Famous Figures and Diagrams in Economics. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. ISBN 978-1-84844-160-6.
- ^ Brown, A. J. (1976). "UV-analysis". In Worswick, G. D. N. The Concept and Measurement of Involuntary Unemployment. London: George Allen & Unwin. ISBN 0-04-331065-6.
- ^ Rodenburg, P. (2011). "The Remarkable Transformation of the UV curve". European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 18 (1): 125–153. doi:10.1080/09672567.2011.546080.
- ^ Yashiv, E. (2008). "Beveridge Curve". In Durlauf, S. N.; Blume, L. E. The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics (Second ed.). Palgrave Macmillan. doi:10.1057/9780230226203.0131.
- ^ Nickell, S.; Nunziata, L.; Ochel, W.; Quintini, G. (2001). "The Beveridge Curve, Unemployment and Wages in the OECDfrom the 1960s to the 1990s". Retrieved 2008-10-07.
- ^ a b c Catherine Rampell (March 2013). "An Odd Shift in an Unemployment Curve". NYT. Retrieved March 2013.
Further reading[edit]
- Barro, Robert J.; Grilli, Vittorio (1994). "Unemployment". European Macroeconomics. London: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 0-333-57764-7.


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June 30, 2014
HART begins column work along H-1 Waiawa Interchange
Column work has begun for the section of Honolulu's elevated rail line that will cross over the H-1/H-2 Freeway merge between Waipahu and Pearl City.
In July, crews are scheduled to pour concrete for the first column located in the freeway medians at the H-1 Waiawa Interchange. Several support columns need to be erected before guideway construction can begin later this fall, connecting the rail line between the Leeward Community College and Pearl Highlands train stations.
Preparation work this week will involve the overnight closure of one southbound lane of the H-2 Freeway near the Waiawa Interchange (H-1/H-2 merge) from tonight (Monday) to Wednesday, July 2 between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. the following morning.
"Rail construction continues near the H-1/H-2 Freeway area with the first support column going up for the planned rail guideway," said HART CEO and Executive Director Dan Grabauskas. "We ask the drivers for their continued patience and understanding during the work and to be mindful of our crews stationed along the freeway."
For the safety of both the work crews and motorists, the public is advised to proceed with caution through the construction area. Drivers should provide a safe distance between their vehicles and workers and equipment.
The first 10 miles of the rail system from East Kapolei to Aloha Stadium is expected to open in 2017, with the full 20-mile line ready for service in 2019.
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December 18, 2014
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The giant pink brain that Norfolk Southern Railway is sending to college sporting events and state fairs is a hoot. The message, though, is deadly serious --Train Your Brain.
The safety campaign is being spread to East Tennessee because of an increase in train-related fatalities in the region.
Railroad spokeswoman Susan Terpay said dangerous distractions and sometimes risky behavior by people in the 18-35 age group shape the message. And the messages are startling. One billboard show legs sticking out from under a morgue sheet with the legend, ""I raced a train and all I got was this lousy toe tag."
Terpay said crossing accidents have declined, but the number of deaths involving people walking on railroad tracks or being on equipment has increased.
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