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Taylor & Francis, Dec 17, 2003 - Science - 576 pages
"Doctrines of Development" examines the history of the idea of development and of the doctrines which governments have used to practice development policy. Beginning with the 19th century "invention" of modern development, the authors discuss Marx's early critique of development doctrine and the creation of the idea of underdevelopment.
Extended 20th century case histories from Australia, Canada and Kenya explain why and how development doctrine accompanied the early growth of capitalism. Shorter case studies of India, Latin America and Austria are used to examine how development theory has been part of the history of development doctrine. The authors pursue the analysis to critique the contemporary and increasingly pervasive theories of "alternative" development.
"Doctrines of Development" argues that trusteeship, the intent of one to act on the behalf of another, is the prime force behind all development doctrine and claims that despite a "new orthodoxy," little has changed since the original doctrine of development of early industrial capitalism.
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BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. 13, 2014 -- In a controversial interview with former Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell, the real-life hero of Mark Walberg's magnificent portrayal of him in "Last Survivor" - this weekend's boffo box office surprise, collecting $37.85 million - Jake Tapper of CNN called the efforts of the United States in Afghanistan "senseless."
"I didn't say that," Tapper shot back when Luttrell challenged the term .
"That's what you said," Luttrell quickly responded, and indeed, it was what Tapper said.
But have the vast loss of human life and countless billions of dollars really been "senseless," as Tapper implies? Or is there the possibility that a useful meaning can still be derived from this war?
That's a worthy question for our time, when doubts and skepticism about government are rampant, and when Americans' faith in Congress is at an all-time low.
Let me disclose my own biases: I have few doubts and little skepticism about our government, and even fewer about our President. As a Democrat, but first and foremost as an American who cares deeply about our country and our people, I fully support him.
Moreover, I joined the chorus that rushed to sing out support for our response in Afghanistan, where the Taliban and a weak government had actively supported the presence of the al-Qaeda training camp where killers like Mohammed Atta and his compatriots were trained to kill innocent Americans.
I supported the "surge," the deployment of 33,000 new troops into that war, and I support the President's efforts to leave Afghanistan as soon as possible. I would not do it as he is doing it, however; I would calmly order the destruction of every single Afghan poppy seed, field and processing facility, and leave Afghanistan with no apologies.
Although accurate statistics on heroin use vary greatly - Russian authorities say it has killed, 1 million people since the war started - at least 100,000 people die each year around the world due to heroin use, Wikipedia says. About 80 percent of that heroin is refined form raw Afghan opium grown on some 285 square miles of Afghan territory.
Once banned and then sharply curtailed by the Taliban, who were later driven out of warlord territory by NATO forces, the $65 billion heroin trade and 3.3 million workers in it are essentially "protected" now by the United States military. But a single Taliban-connected trafficker, Haji Bogcho, said to control 20 percent of the world's heroin production, was convicted of heroin distribution and other crimes in American courts in 2012.
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime estimates the Taliban raised between $450 and $600 million over the past four years by "taxing" heroin producers and traffickers, according. The Taliban has also warehoused an estimated 12,000 tons of heroin, the UN said in a recent report, to fund itself in the future and to further attacks if moves against the poppy fields succeed.
If we wiped out the Afghan source of opium, I think, we could justifiably feel that our efforts there were not "senseless" but instead had spared 100,000 lives each year that otherwise would be lost to the corrupting and deadly influence of drug cartels and the heroin trade in America - which has cost us much more in lives than the Afghan war.
Unlike the President, I see little reason to leave 10,000 American troops behind in harm's way to protect the thankless, corrupt and incompetent government of President Hamid Karzai. They cannot save him or his government from the expansion of the Taliban; that's something only the self-engrossed warlords of the poppy fields could do - if they could free up their present preoccupation with opium production.
Perhaps if they lost those poppy fields, the Afghan warlords might feel it was foolish on their part to support the Taliban - they have distanced themselves from the terrorists, Karzai and the war. So far, though, they felt very little American pressure to plow their poppies under.
Black Americans, so many of whom gave their lives as soldiers in Afghanistan, have been the choice target of the warlords' marketing of heroin, and more than any other segment of American society have borne the brunt of the deaths and destruction of families heroin has brought to places like Harlem and Watts.
The President cannot identify himself as a black person in such a venture and then act as a caring, thoughtful and aggressive black person would, to destroy the crops that have killed so many African-Americans (and a goodly number of other Americans), but on that one stand his entire legacy could rest fulfilled and gratefully recalled. If he wiped out the heroin trade, or even pushed it elsewhere, Americans would happily forget the first missteps of Obamacare and embrace him as one of our greatest leaders ever. On his own, though, would he dare to do this?
Making the experience of lost lives and treasure less "senseless" would also raise the esteem in which America is now held by our principal European and Pacific allies. In the history books of a hundred years from now, they will say approvingly of Obama's Opium War that he wiped out the worldwide heroin trade. If he does not, perhaps his successor will, even if he or she is more poorly positioned to do it than Obama is.
It's hard and even painful to conjure rational and believable reasons not to feel our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have been a senseless waste. Instead of having been "decimated," as the President said six months ago they were, al-Qaeda is resurgent, having captured Fallujah - a city my beloved cousin Michael fought bravely to save - and Ramadi, another important Iraqi city.
Although recently deposed (for now) in Syria's largest City, Aleppo, they will persist in the achievement of the Fifth Caliphate through their new political and military arm, the Islamic State if Iraq and Syria. They are not defeated and we will not defeat them, because they are an idea, and while an idea can be suppressed with some success, as the Saudis have shown, it is not susceptible to defeat. The world will have to deal with that fact for centuries to come.
Indeed, it might better serve us to permit the establishment of a caliphate encompassing Iran, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan than to wage war against pieces of it. That would give us an existing state to end the charade of "non-state actors," as they are called, to provide at least a clear diplomatic path toward resolution of our many differences.
Unfortunately, a caliphate would also consolidate into one enemy the principal foes of Israel, whom we would then have to more directly and powerfully support. Israel is always a war waiting to happen, and even the purported site of the world-ending Armageddon predicted in the New Testament.
As the Bible also says, "the poor will always be with us," and Israel will always be a militarily "needy" client state of America. Perhaps their privileged place in American politics is their just due for the destruction of so many of their people by Western powers before and during World War II in the Holocaust. Both Americans and Allied nations in Europe could have prevented it - had they cared more, tried harder and worried less.
It is of course said that the Holocaust was a "senseless" slaughter, and like the deaths of Marcus Luttrell's comrades-in-arms and thousands of other American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, it certainly was. But that memory is at least a little kinder when we recall that the Holocaust led to the establishment of Israel, a nation that offers the Jewish people a place of joy and hope, refuge and support.
If not so lofty, the destruction of the poppy fields can still be a similar balm for the conscience of Americans who stood by and watched without an outraged shriek as our losses and costs mounted in Afghanistan and Ira
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A book I thought would be good but instead turned out to be mostly boring.
It turned out to be an okay story. I was not so impressed by the beginning or most of the middle. I just didn't think the story was overly impressive. I felt like the effort to address every character and plot twist from the previous story slowed the book to an almost unbearable crawl. It just seemed as though the book was forced and drawn out. It could have been better.
Silly. Exploitative. Badly-drawn characters. None of the magic of the original. That's enough reasons and enough time spent on why I gave this charmless book up.
This book is clever, funny, and well written -- for it's style. But there's a reason why children today don't read Barrie or other turn of the century authors. The style has a precious quality to it that American kids are going to find cloying. It's too bad that the author did not focus on the characters and adventures rather than trying to write like Barrie. I read about a third without finding a reason to want to finish it.
One of the best books I've read over the last few months (or even years), I can't sing its praises high enough. Brimming with imagination and invention, from the beginning it is not at all surprising when, after having dreamt of Neverland, things like cutlasses and a quiver of arrows are left behind in the bed next morning, or that fairies hatch out of a baby's first laugh. I loved the fact how she portrayed the now grown-up Darling children and their adopted brothers, once the Lost Boys, as slightly ridiculous, by writing their appointment to fly to Neverland into their diaries (on a Sunday, so that children would not need to be collected from school), by having them chase after flying insects in the park in their search for fairies or by having them squeeze into their own children's clothing in order to become children again themselves. Once there, the reader is immediately transported into this magical land together with the characters, where they turn the Wendy House into the Trans-Sigobian Express and drink Bovril from a samovar. But all is not well in Neverland, and there is a definite dark undercurrent running through the book, just enough to add mystery and excitement to the narration. Humour is provided in the shape of Firefly, a mischievous and very hungry fairy, and the respectable Judge Tootles, who, having only daughters, had to put on a smocked party dress and ballet shoes and turn into a girl. There are so many wonderful images in this book, written in beautiful, evocative prose, that I could go and on. The author has got so much to say about the nature of childhood and of growing up, of friendship and love, yet it is done so subtly and skilfully that the book's profundity never interferes with characterization or plot development but is always perceived as a natural extension of it. I read this book to my 7-year-old son, and I've never seen him so eager for me to read just one more page, one more chapter; he still calls this book one of his absolute favourites. Together with David Wyatt's illustrations, this book is a joy to read and I, for once, have to concur with the Mail on Sunday in calling it "a little masterpiece". This book will enrich your life and you will treasure it forever.
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In August 2004 the Special Trustees of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, who hold the copyright in Peter Pan, launched a worldwide search for a writer to create a sequel to J.M. Barrie's timeless masterpiece. Renowned and multi award-winning English author Geraldine McCaughrean won the honor to write this official sequel, Peter Pan in Scarlet. Illustrated by Scott M. Fischer and set in the 1930s, Peter Pan in Scarlet takes readers flying back to Neverland in an adventure filled with tension, danger, and swashbuckling derring-do!
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In working on an image for the American jacket of this authorized sequel, I went through many designs trying to capture the spirit of the 100-year-old character while making him intriguing to the readers of today. This, of course, is much easier said than done.
Many of us have an idea of what Peter Pan should look like based on stage plays, movies, and the myriad of illustrated books, but in actuality both J. M. Barrie and Geraldine McCaughrean describe very few of his physical features. This opens up a lot of room for visual interpretation for an illustrator, however anything too severe in redesign would lead to confusion of identifying who this iconic and (dare I say) mythic character is. So I tried to breathe some new life into his appearance, but still remain faithful to the Peter Pan we all know and love.
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John Flowers and Kevin Jones each chipped in 13 points for West Virginia (13-5, 4-2 Big East), which recovered from a 75-71 setback to Marshall on Wednesday and has won five of six overall.
Deniz Kilicli finished with eight points and eight boards in the victory.
Augustus Gilchrist led all scorers with 20 points to go with 10 rebounds for South Florida, (7-14, 1-7), which has dropped nine of its last 10. Jawanza Poland had nine points in defeat.
Tied at just 10-10 nearly 7 1/2 minutes into the contest, West Virginia outscored the Bulls 17-6 in the remaining time of the first half.
"I thought it was kind of a 'blah' game for both teams," said West Virginia head coach Bob Huggins. "We played really, really well defensively at times."
Kilicli's jumper put the hosts in front 16-12. Then Flowers' make ended a string of 11 straight points to put West Virginia up by 13 with 1:59 left and it held a 27-16 advantage at the break.
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A Washington state man has a dubious honor: he just broke the record for ordering the world's most expensive Starbucks drink.
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Long Locks vs. Short Crops: Stars Whove Had Both
Sure, they look great no matter what, but which style do you prefer?
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Asia: China Index Remains Red
Indian shares have yet to show strength since Wednesday's 9% plunge. The BSE Sensex lost 438.41 points, or 2.4%, to 17,559.38, pulled down by financial stocks there like Icici Bank (IBN), down 1.4% to 1024.05 rupees, and HDFC Bank (HDB), which lost 1.6% to 1357.25 rupees.
The consensus was that while earnings this week in India have been strong, equity valuations are still overpriced. Only technology companies like Infosys (INFY) and Wipro (WIT) staged a comeback, both ending the day up 1% and 0.8%, at 1908 rupees and 500.55 rupees, respectively.
In Japan, the carry trade staged its biggest unwinding of the week so far, depressing exporters like Sony (SNE), Canon (CAJ) and Mitsubishi, as the yen was trading up, to 114.94 vs. the dollar in Asia trading. However, a neutral improvement in industrial output left many with the feeling the Bank of Japan would put rate hikes on hold until early next year.
The Nikkei lost 291.72 points, or 1.7%, to 16,814.37 while in Tokyo the Topix slipped 26.47, or 1.6%, to 1591.28.The Korean Kospi fared similarly, down 34.99, or 1.8%, to 1,970 in the regional slump. In financials, Shinhan (SHG) plunged 2.9%, to 1,700 won, while Kookmin (KB) slid 1.4%, to 73,000 won. Exporters fared less worse, with automobile maker Hyundai off 0.5% to 65,000 won. In other news, the Bank of Korea raised warning signals today that Asia's central banks, in particular China, may begin to sell Treasuries in a widespread collapse, when governor Lee Seong-tae confessed that the bank has been doing just that to stabilize its own economy in recent years.
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very creative decor, positive and friendly staff, free wifi, good carpacchio
amuse bush and the little garlic bread is a nice touch when you get it without asking until you see the bill. there is no english version of the menus. no music half of the time i was there. staff pushing a little bit on more expensive dishes. would i come back ? maybeComment on this review
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that magic place! I've never been in a restaurant so unique! decorated very cozy, two olive trees in the restaurant that allows some privacy as well as being aesthetically beautiful. and has a piano when we were starting to dinner someone coming from nowhere and began to play! about service has two waiters who, despite the restaurant being full, they gave due attention to our table. about the food, do not agree with the slightest comment left by a visitor... My favorite cuisine is Italian, I've eaten in many typical Italian restaurants, and Toscano, is not far behind the best I've ever been! To start Carpaccio and Ruccola with Parmesan cheese, fantastic! then eat a Fillet di Manzo with Rosti, meat super tender and tasty, and Aple strudel with ice cream for dessert, excellent. in conversation with one of the waiters, I knew that the restaurant is open for almost twenty years, which represents a quality certificate in my view, anyone can have an open business for twenty years, being evil! in my opinion ..!
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|9 O Zion, that bringest good tidings, get thee up into the high mountain; O Jerusalem, that bringest good tidings, lift up thy voice with strength. Lift it up, be not afraid; say unto the cities of Judah, "Behold your God!"
|9 You who bring good tidings to Zion, go up on a high mountain. You who bring good tidings to Jerusalem, lift up your voice with a shout, lift it up, do not be afraid; say to the towns of Judah, "Here is your God!"
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Longview continues to own Kincaide Stadium.
Over the weekend the Lobos won their eighth straight game at the stadium in Dallas against an eighth different team.
The Green guys have still never lost at Lobo Stadium West.
They ought to rename John Kincaide Stadium and call it John King Stadium.
Longview will play at Corsicana this Saturday and that's another stadium in which the Lobos have never lost.
The Green Machine has a perfect record at Tiger Stadium in Corsiana, four playoff games, four wins.
Longview beat Temple in Corsicana two weeks ago in bi-district.
The Lobos will play Spring Dekaney High School at Corsicana this Saturday at 2:00 o'clock.


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The thirty-second ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my paternal 3rd-great grandfather, Michael TROKA. Michael is one of the few ancestors that I have confirmed as an ancestor with my DNA matches on chromosomes 1, 6, 9, and 11 as I talked about in my last post. I don't know when Michael Troka … [Read more...]
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The Zalewski Wall
The thirty-first ancestor in my 52-week challenge is the ancestor that I've probably written about more than any other, my paternal great-great-grandfather, Frank J ZALEWSKI, Sr. Unfortunately, this is probably the shortest line I have. He was the inspiration for me to start a lot of my research, … [Read more...]
Jean Baptiste
The thirtieth ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my maternal 3rd-great-grandfather, Jean [John] Baptiste LAURENT. He was born in 1825 on January 18th. A birthday he shares with another famous person. Me. He was born at the small town of Biez in the Chaumont-Gistoux municipality in Walloon … [Read more...]
The Siege of Yorktown
The twenty-ninth ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my wife's paternal 5th-great-grandfather, Carey TONEY. There are a few birth dates listed, but most are usually either in October 1757 or 1763 in Buckingham County, Virginia. According to a newspaper article about Mr. Toney: He joined the … [Read more...]
The Last Thielke
The twenty-eighth ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my maternal 3rd-great-grandfather, Henry Peter THIELKE. He is the last ancestor that I have information for in my Thielke line. I am hoping to find more information about him back in Germany to expand my Thielke line. The most documented date … [Read more...]
Boston to the West Indies
The twenty-seventh ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my wife's maternal 8th-great-grandfather, Nathaniel SHANNON. Nathaniel is one of seven Nathaniel Shannon's in a row in my wife's ancestry, starting with this Nathaniel's father, born in Ireland in circa 1655 all the way through to her … [Read more...]
Ida (Schavandie) Muhm
The twenty-sixth ancestor (and half-way point) in my 52-week challenge is my maternal 3rd-great-grandmother Ida (SCHAVANDIE) MUHM. Her last name has been recorded in so many different ways, I don't know which one to settle on anymore. It has been recorded as Schavandie, Schwendie, Swinty, Schwinta, … [Read more...]
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The twenty-fifth ancestor in my 52-week challenge is my wife's 4th-great-grandfather, Henry LINT. This time I just seemingly picked an ancestor at random. I know very little about Mr. Lint and what I do have in the database may not be 100% correct, but that's what these posts are for, … [Read more...]


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A living art gallery
This home and living art gallery was rescued and transformed into a space that could double as an art museum. The google translation was a little rough but from what I could gather, the owners have a pretty substantial collection of art and needed a space that could display it. For me, this home falls into the category of "dream space". Wide open, glass and concrete can make for a beautiful structure such as this one. I could easily roam around the rooms of this home just as if I were at an art exhibition.
Danish teak chair restoration
A friend gave me this old weathered Horsnaes teak chair that was in pretty bad shape. So, here is my Danish teak chair restoration. This is my first attempt at doing something like this but hopefully I can share some tips with you that may help with your restoration.
As you can see the chair was in really bad shape. It look as though it had been sitting outside and the cushions were covered in cat hair. A funny thing to note is that the back was on backwards.
An original ad for the Horsnaes chair by S. A. Andersen.
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I have had these two yellow Eames fiberglass chairs by Herman Miller in my garage for over two years, it was time to do something with them. I did a lot of research about removing the foam and glue that was under the naugahyde. It seamed like there was a lot of mixed results when people attempted this, some said it was easy and others were reduced to using grinders and sanders to remove the old foam and glue from the fiberglass shell. I figured it was my turn to give it a try. click "READ MORE" to find out how I did.
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Poor mans Eames lounge Selig chair rehab
I was hitting up my usual thrift stores and rounded a corner and my heart dropped for two seconds, but then disappointment set in. This particular vintage Eames wanna-be was made by Selig and was in a world of hurt. The finish on the wood was really bad, so bad that I walked away but I quickly turned around not really having examined the vinyl the first time. I was surprised to find that it was in pretty good shape. I figured I would give a shot at rehabbing this thing.
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|40 After Paul and Silas left the jail, they went to Lydia's house. They met with the believers, encouraged them, and then left.
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Dr. Hugh Sampson Presents Epicutaneous Immunotherapy For Food Allergy At The World Allergy Organization Conference
BAGNEUX, France, Dec. 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DBV Technologies (Euronext: DBV - ISIN: FR0010417345), creator of Viaskin®, a new paradigm for the treatment of allergies, announced today the presentation of "Epicutaneous Immunotherapy for Food Allergy" at a meeting of the World Allergy Organization by Dr. Hugh Sampson, Kurt Hisrchhorn Professor of Pediatrics, Director of the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute and Dean of Translational Biomedical Science at The Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York (USA). During his oral presentation, Dr. Sampson compared Epicutaneous Immunotherapy (EPIT TM ) to Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) and Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT), describing the basic immunologic changes associated with EPIT and analyzing immunologic parameters indicative of successful immunotherapy.
As a conclusion to his abstract ( https://wao.confex.com/wao/sib2013/webprogram/Paper5709.html), Dr. Sampson stated that " based on pre-clinical and early clinical trials, EPIT may provide a safe and effective form of immunotherapy to treat patients with food allergy."
Dr. Pierre-Henri Benhamou, Chairman & CEO of DBV Technologies, said: " We are delighted that our Epicutaneous Immunotherapy was selected and presented during this WAO meeting in Chicago. DBV Technologies keeps on exploring the EPIT approach, by methodically rolling out various preclinical and clinical programmes, supported by an impressive Scientific Advisory Board, of which Dr. Sampson is a member. Thanks to this unmatched scientific and clinical activity, DBV Technologies can now open up a decisive new approach to the treatment of food and pediatric allergies - a major public health issue unfortunately constantly growing in prevalence."About peanut allergy: a life-threatening allergy for millions of people In the United States, about 1.1% of the general population, or over 3 million people, is allergic to peanuts. Peanut allergy causes about 100 to 150 deaths per year. This allergy affects both adults and children, and it has been estimated that peanut allergy affects 1.8% of young children in the United Kingdom. The prevalence of peanut allergy in other Western countries (e.g., Canada, France and Spain) has been studied by many researchers and ranges from 0.9% to 1.5%. This allergy is generally considered to be persistent; many studies indicate that fewer than 20% of children will outgrow their peanut allergy. Peanut allergy is more severe than other common food allergies (e.g. milk and egg allergies). About DBV Technologies DBV Technologies is opening up a decisive new approach to the treatment of allergy - a major public health issue that is constantly increasing in prevalence. Food allergies represent a true handicap in everyday life for millions of people and thus constitute a major unmet medical need. DBV Technologies has developed a unique, proprietary, worldwide-patented technology for administering an allergen to intact skin and avoiding massive transfer to the blood. The Viaskin® technology combines efficacy and safety as part of a treatment that seeks to improve the patient's tolerability of peanut and thus considerably lower the risk of a systemic, allergic reaction in the event of accidental exposure to the allergen. The company's significant development program has taken this revolutionary method through to the industrial stage in Europe, initially. The product's clinically proven safety of use enables the application of effective desensitization techniques (the efficacy of which is acknowledged worldwide) in the most severe forms of the allergy. DBV Technologies is focusing on food allergies (milk and peanut) for which there are currently no effective treatments. It has developed two products: Viaskin® Peanut and Viaskin® Milk. The clinical development program for Viaskin® Peanut has received Fast Track designation from the US Food and Drug Administration. The company will subsequently develop a Viaskin® patch for young children with house dust mite allergy - a true public health issue because this pathology is one of the main risk factors for childhood asthma. DBV Technologies shares are traded on segment C of Euronext Paris (Ticker: DBV, ISIN code: FR0010417345). For more information on DBV Technologies, please visit our website: www.dbv-technologies.com CAUTION: Viaskin® is not approved for sale in the USA.
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Barry J. Pollack and Addy R. Schmitt of Miller Chevalier Chartered, discuss the recent case 'SEC v. Citigroup', where the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed an order refusing to approve a proposed consent decree that would have settled a regulatory enforcement action the SEC had brought against Citigroup. They write: "Whether or not the Second Circuit's decision makes sense in the context of the facts and the parties before it, the highly deferential standard of district court review of such consent decrees articulated by the Second Circuit may prove to be overly restrictive when applied in other settings."
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Paul Volcker has suggested, as has Mervyn King, the Governor of the Bank of England (the U.K.'s version of the Federal Reserve), along the lines of the Public Utilities Holding Company Act or the Glass-Steagall Act, both passed in the 1930s and since repealed, that commercial banking (including lending by thrifts, and probably by money-market mutual funds as well) be separated from proprietary trading and other high-risk financial activities.
The reasons are several. One of course is the contagion of the kind that brought down Lehman Brothers; unless risky and safe activities are conducted in strictly separate subsidiaries--which is difficult to do without sacrificing whatever benefits flow from having both types of activity in the same enterprise--the assets involved in the safe activities will be available to the creditors of the risky activities. Not that banking can ever be completely safe, given that its essence is borrowing short and lending long, but it can be made much safer than it is.
Another reason for separating out commercial banking besides the contagion effect is the awkwardness of trying to merge disparate business cultures in a single firm. The combination is likely to be unstable if the different cultures have different risk profiles. A safe, conservative banking operation will attract a different type of executive from a speculative trading operation. The banker will be more cautious and, because of the positive correlation between risk and return, will be differently--and less munificently--rewarded. The greater profitability and more generous remuneration of the traders will nudge the bankers (or induce top management to pressure them) to increase the profitability of their own operations, which will require their taking greater risks. Thus the separation of commercial banking from other financial activities would automatically solve the problem for which limiting the amount or structure of compensation of financial executives is proposed as the solution. A career in a "safe" bank would not draw persons with a taste for risk.
There would be additional, and even greater, benefits to making commercial banking safe by forcing banks to divest their risky, nontraditional banking activities and thus creating a dike against inundation from a collapse of other parts of the financial system. Although nowadays commercial banks supply less than a quarter of the total amount of credit in the United States, they play a unique role. They provide essential financing for small- and medium-sized businesses (what is called "external finance")--businesses too small to meet their own financing needs out of retained earnings or by issuing bonds or commercial paper, or to be attractive to a lender that does not have an established relationship with the borrower which would enable the lender to evaluate the borrower's creditworthiness. If a bank fails, though other lenders remain, borrowers from the bank may find it difficult to establish the kind of personal relationship with a new lender that would reassure the lender that the borrower was creditworthy.
Relationship banking declined during the current depression not only because of fear of default and a fall off in demand for loans, but also because the relationships that sustain relationship banking had withered in banks that had embraced the new model of originating and purchasing securitized debt. Creating securitized debt for a fee, or buying securitized debt, involves no relationship with the debtor. (This is an argument for limiting securitization by commercial banks.)
Banks also provide standby lines of credit that provide emergency funding when other sources of credit fail, as happened when the commercial-paper market froze in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the near insolvency of other broker-dealers that had been intermediaries in that market. (Issuers of commercial paper normally have standby lines of credit from commercial banks, should the usual purchasers of their paper defect, as Lehman did.) Banks thus back up the riskier lenders.
And they are the normal conduit by which the Federal Reserve pumps cash into the financial system in order to increase the amount of lending, whether by lending money to banks directly or more commonly by buying short-term Treasury securities from them (or lending money to the banks, taking the securities as collateral, by means of repossession agreements), thus increasing their lendable cash. (Put differently, the commercial banks are the instruments by which the Fed regulates the money supply--in normal times, at any rate.) It is easier for the Fed to recapitalize a bank than to recapitalize other types of financial institution. And the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has authority and expertise that enables it to close a failing bank and transfer its assets to another bank with minimal disruption of its business.
Were commercial banks forbidden to affiliate with other entities, the danger of a financial crisis that would engulf the commercial banking sector would be minimized. Even when a nationwide housing bubble bursts and mortgages are a significant component of the asset portfolios of most banks, with the result that the capital of most banks is impaired, the Fed can prevent their collapse by pumping cash into them. In fact the primary victims of the banking collapse of September 2008 were not commercial banks but other financial intermediaries.
Part of the reason is federal deposit insurance, which protected most commercial banks from the runs that brought down Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers and would have brought down Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs within days of Lehman's collapse had the government not intervened by arranging the sale of Merrill to the Bank of America and the conversion of the other two firms to bank holding companies, which placed them under the Federal Reserve's regulatory authority and thus gave them access to the "discount window"--which just means, made it easy for them to borrow money from the Fed. This option reassured investors and stopped the run that was threatening to deprive the firms of the short-term capital that they needed in order to continue in business.
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I hope I have this post in the right place! Any help would be very much appreciated...
I have a feature on my website that allows users to choose the website background (using alternate css sheets) and then uses an externally linked javascript file to store the background choice as a cookie so it is consistent throughout the website.
This works perfectly locally (i.e. when previewing my website on my computer) but now it is uploaded to my host it doesn't appear to be working. (with the same browser)
My javascript is here:
http://www. b r p - e n v .com/javascript/backgroundchange.js (with no spaces)
The website that the javascript file is linked to is http://www. b r p - e n v .com (with no spaces)
In the head I have:
<script type="text/javascript" src="../javascript/backgroundchange.js"></script>
...then I have: <body onload="set_style_from_cookie()">
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My problem is: The background reverts back to the default when moving to a different page. This would indicate that the background choice is not being saved in cookies. But this works locally!
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More than a year after political protests began in Syria, the regime's violent crackdown continues, the options for U.S. action are murky, and the world remains divided over what, if anything, more to do.
Arizona Republican Senator John McCain made the strongest appeal for action to date this week, advocating U.S.-led air strikes to help the Syrian opposition that by U.S. assessments remains unfocused, unorganized and, in some respects, unknown. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and other administration officials countered the calls for intervention by urging caution and citing intelligence assessments that President Bashar al- Assad could cling to power indefinitely.
The latest U.S. push for diplomatic action by United Nations Security Council has foundered on Russia's support for its longtime Mideast ally. Analysts such as Aram Nerguizian, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, foresee no early end to the conflict.
"Six months ago, there was a specific set of assumptions with regard to the opposition's ability to create more cohesion over time," Nerguizian said in an interview. "There were also assumptions about the regime, the security apparatus and the likelihood there would be real divisions and real cracks. On both assumptions, the international community has been proven wrong."
This puts the U.S, Europe and the Gulf states in a bind, having gone on the record saying Assad's days are numbered. Now, they are dealing with a scenario in which that may not come to pass for a long time, said diplomats at the UN.
Death, Destruction
More than 7,500 people have died in Assad's crackdown, according to the UN. The turmoil has sent the value of the Syrian pound down almost 20 percent against the U.S. dollar, and more on the black market.
A bloody siege of the city of Homs last month led to intensified international pressure as Syrian forces used tanks and artillery to bombard residential neighborhoods. UN emergency relief coordinator Valerie Amos, the first envoy to visit Homs' Baba Amr district this week, said in an e-mailed statement yesterday that she was "horrified" by what she saw there.
Eighty-two people were killed nationwide yesterday, the Local Coordination Committees of Syria said on its website. UN envoy Kofi Annan is set to meet with Assad today to seek a cease-fire as a prelude to negotiations on a political transition. His two-day trip will be limited to Damascus and not include areas ravaged by Assad's shelling, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told reporters in New York.
'Not Overly Optimistic'
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said yesterday she will continue her diplomatic push with her Russian counterpart at the UN on March 12. "I talked with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov a few days ago about our hope that Russia will play a constructive role in ending the bloodshed and working toward a political transition in Syria," Clinton said in remarks to reporters, describing the "intense" diplomatic effort under way.
"We continue to urge the international community to come together to take action" on humanitarian relief and a political transition, Clinton said.
Syria is now "topic one, two and three" in talks with Russia, State Department Spokesman Victoria Nuland said yesterday. Still, she added that the administration isn't optimistic about winning Moscow's approval for the latest U.S.- backed UN resolution. Russia, along with China, has already vetoed two resolutions aimed at censuring Assad.
"We are frankly not overly optimistic that an agreed text will be reached in the near future," she said yesterday.
Russia Unswayed
The UN diplomats, who weren't authorized to speak on the record, said efforts to get Russia to sign on to the latest Syria resolution have died after three days of meetings, in part because of how much the text was watered down in the attempt to win Moscow's support. As a result, they said, Clinton and Lavrov will have little to work toward at their Monday meeting.
The hope that the presidential election victory of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin might lead to a change of policy on Syria has dissipated, they said. Syria remains Moscow's last outpost of influence in the Arab world, buying its weapons and hosting its only military base outside the former Soviet Union.
The heart of the dispute between Russia and the U.S. lies in the two nations' differing assessments of Assad's longevity, the diplomats said. The Russians clearly are invested in Assad's future and survival, the diplomats said.
Seen from Washington, though, the ouster of Assad's regime would be a major strategic blow to Iran, depriving Tehran of its lone Arab ally and its main route for shipping arms and men to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Retaining Power
This puts the U.S, Western Europe, and the Gulf states in a bind, having said that Assad's days are numbered, only to find themselves dealing with a scenario in which that may not come to pass for a long time, the UN diplomats said.
Even as President Barack Obama, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron have predicted Assad's demise, U.S. military and intelligence services have offered starkly different assessments.
"I think that he could remain in power for some time," Army Chief of Staff General Raymond Odierno, told the Senate Armed Services Committee on March 8.
General Ronald Burgess, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, testified to Congress last month that the Assad regime and its military remain a "viable, cohesive and effective force," while James Clapper, the U.S. director of national intelligence, testified that without some kind of external intervention, Assad will "hang in there and continue to do as he's done."
Lawmakers who advocate military intervention aren't satisfied with declarations that Assad's "days are numbered," as Clinton said at a meeting of so-called "Friends of Syria" nations in Tunis on Feb. 24.
Abdicating Responsibility
"Tell that to the people of Homs," McCain said on the Senate floor March 5 as he called for U.S.-led air strikes against Syrian forces to create civilian safe havens. "Tell that to the people of Idlib, or Hama, or the other cities that Assad's forces are now moving against. Nothing in this world is predetermined. And claims about the inevitability of events can often be a convenient way to abdicate responsibility."
McCain, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, is joined by Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman, an independent, and South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in seeking U.S. military intervention. McCain also argues that the U.S. has "a clear national security interest" in the fall of a regime that is Iran's major ally.
Military Options
"In addition to the moral and humanitarian interests at stake in Syria, what is just as compelling, if not more so, are the strategic and geopolitical interests," McCain said in his Senate remarks.
The U.S. military is examining a range of options at Obama's request, from providing humanitarian aid to imposing a no-fly zone over Syria, General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Senate Armed Services Committee March 7.
Still, Panetta has urged caution in response to the calls for intervention. "What doesn't make sense is to take unilateral action right now," Panetta said in testimony with Dempsey.
"Before I recommend that we put our sons and daughters in uniform in harm's way," he said, "I've got to make very sure that we know what the mission is, I've got to be very sure that we know whether we can achieve that mission and at what price."
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You guys are way too slow, Boub already anounced everything about the new expansion in mmo-champion.com
Go check it now and please write some news.
Welcome to Twitter! :) I've added you to my follow list already!
#1 quite right. You guys are doing a crappy job of covering Blizzcon
I don't want to insult any of the writers here (I visit this site for 4 months now, it won't get old soon) but you guys seem to be cought up in your little adventures and not really focusing on what the readers need - game information.
New expansion. Way to be slow, what was all "best coverage of Blizzcon"? I doubt that.
If there's all sorts of other sources who are getting it up there faster, and you're reading those, then why care how fast WoWInsider is? They'll all be covering/reporting the same stuff in the end anyhow.
Personally, I'm glad the writers at WoWInsider are fans first, and reporters second. It's part of what makes this site better than your average rumor-mill. Have fun out there guys...and then give us all the dish. Wish I could be there. :)
Perhaps WoW Insider wishes to hold themselves to higher standards of accuracy and wish to maintain a good working relationship with Blizzard than MMO Champion. The expansion is months away, will a few hours really matter? I doubt it. MMO champion is among the sites I equate to how WoW Guru was, showing off stuff Blizzard doesn't want out and using illegal private servers to validate their content. I don't even bother with them, I prefer official validated info.
I'm so sry, the news on mmo-champion are where wowinsider gets it's news mostly. Their news are as official as possible. ;]
This is just plain weird. I remember minute by minute updates for the Starcraft 2 announcement earlier this year. And for WoW's second expansion...nothing much at all. I found out *officially* it was Wrath of the Lich King thanks to my brother in law, who is at the convention, calling me this morning and telling me it was in one of the books he got with all his swag. WTH? How hard is it to take a flip through the book, and post that yep, its Wrath of the Lich King?
Slow or not, having the book right there with the info in it and not saying anything doesn't say much for being a fan or a reporter.
Lighten up goofballs.
Other sites are just confirming what we have all known for the past week (at least). They have reported nothing new at all.
I suspect when the Wowinsider crew have something new and exciting we will hear about it.
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wow.... you guys are jerks. Get over yourselves.
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A vector collaboration with Kzee :)
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful piece of art,
it's inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like
to thank our amazing artists for all they do.
To show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured
in today's Daily Inspiration #310
wow thank you so mucj sir! :)))Jan 10th, 2012 Reply
Your welcomeJan 10th, 2012 Reply inspire & be inspired
thanks :) feel free to browse my artworks :)Jan 11th, 2012 Reply
tyJan 11th, 2012 Reply inspire & be inspired
you're welcome sir :)Jan 11th, 2012 Reply
Very well done.Jan 10th, 2012 Reply
thanks again Mizzabelle :)Jan 10th, 2012 Reply
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:))))Jan 9th, 2012 Reply
Wow...amazing vector work
And full of feelings!
thanks Litavis :))Jan 9th, 2012 Reply