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"Recent analysis leads to the conclusion that the extensive and systematic aerosol operations that are being conducted without informed consent are aggravating, if not instigating, the elevated drought conditions that are now commonly being observed." - Clifford Carnicom in his 2002 article entitled: 'Drought Inducement.' See: Carnicom.comComments
Low level aerosol spraying has been associated with a variety of symptoms including headaches, fatigue, heart conditions, flu-like symptoms, a nagging sore throat and swollen lymph nodes.
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Erica McGillivray grew tired of being asked by comic book store employees if she was buying the latest issue of Batwoman or Birds of Prey for her boyfriend.
So McGillivray, a 28-year-old Star Trek and comics fan, joined a group that believed women like her needed a geeky celebration to call their own.
McGillivray is now president of GeekGirlCon, the female answer to the male-dominated Comic-Con pop culture conference. The organisation will hold its second convention this weekend.
The first GeekGirlCon in October 2011 drew numbers so large that organisers had to turn people away. So for its second convention the group found a bigger venue, trading seven rooms of meeting space for a downtown Seattle conference centre.
Some 7000 attendees are expected over Saturday and Sunday from throughout the United States and from as far away as Australia - some dressed as Princess Leia, Wonder Woman or other geek heroes and heroines.
Big companies are taking notice of women's interest in all things geek. Video game maker Electronic Arts signed up to sponsor GeekGirlCon and will bring some of its titles, including an NHL game with a female hockey player.
"Women have always been a part of geek culture," said McGillivray, who started watching Star Trek: The Next Generation at age 3 with her mother. "We've just been in such small numbers, or kind of pushed to the fringes, that we haven't really been seen before."
GeekGirlCon has emerged as the ranks of females among video game players has risen to 47 percent, according to the Entertainment Software Association.
Much of the female gaming increase comes from casual and social games played on mobile phones and Facebook, said Jesse Divnich, an analyst at video game research firm EEDAR. Female buyers will help push the US$50 billion worldwide market up 3 percent to 5 percent a year through 2015, Divnich estimates.
"The myth that video games are for teenage boys has been proven wrong," Divnich said. Manufacturers are taking steps to understand women's gaming habits and preferences, in some cases adding female protagonists.
"It's something all the major players in this industry are striving for," he said.
In the past two years, Geeknet's online retailer ThinkGeek, which generates US$18 million in quarterly revenue, has seen an upswing in purchases of items such as geek-themed jewelry and women's-sized T-shirts, according to PR manager Steve Zimmerman.
Women buy more than men from the company's website, although it is unclear how many are purchasing for themselves or for gifts. Sales of Doctor Who merchandise are about evenly split between men and women, Zimmerman said.
Still, women and girls are often overlooked in geekdom, one reason behind the creation of GeekGirlCon. Run by a 40-person, all-volunteer staff, the organization and convention celebrates and supports female geeks of all types.
The movement came together after the 2010 Comic-Con, when a panel discussion called "Geek Girls Exist" attracted a standing-room-only crowd.
The packed room inspired a group of women to start their own conference for females who enjoy everything from The Hulk and Dungeons & Dragons to computer coding or rocket science.
The first GeekGirlCon drew 4,000 people over two days. This year, guests will move among discussions on topics from robotics to computer programming, and comic-book fashions to female characters in Star Wars.
Jane Espenson, a writer and producer for sci-fi TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Once Upon a Time, will speak about her new Web series, Husbands. Comic book writer Gail Simone will appear with the Batgirl of San Diego, a woman who spoke out at last year's Comic-Com - dressed as Batgirl - about the lack of female representation in comics. Female scientists from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory also will speak.
One panel, titled "Go Make Me a Sandwich," will tackle a hot topic: the hostility and harassment women face from some male geeks. Anita Sarkeesian, who campaigned to raise money for a project to explore female stereotypes in video games, will talk about hateful comments and threats leveled at her online, and how women rallied to her support.
On the lighter side, women at an evening entertainment program will sing along to a musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. A gaming floor will provide a chance to enter tournaments or try out new titles.
Electronic Arts is bringing its NHL game, which last year added a female avatar option after a 14-year-old girl wrote a letter complaining that it was "unfair" and "not fun" to be represented by a male player on screen.
To help attract more women, EA acquired PopCap Games, maker of social and casual games such as Bejeweled and Plants vs. Zombies in a deal worth up to US$1.3 billion.
Ginger Maseda works as EA's diversity and inclusion manager, a job created to help recruit women to the company and increase the female appeal of games. Maseda, a gamer most of her life, said sponsoring GeekGirlCon "makes sense for us, so we have a chance to really relate and understand what (females) want to see and what they want to play."
McGillivray said that although progress has been slow, she has seen more products geared toward women, an increase in female protagonists and women creators behind the scenes.
One goal of the conference, McGillivray said, is to raise awareness of how many passionate female geeks exist. She hopes that companies will start thinking: "Oops, we are missing half our market or more. How can we capitalise on that?"
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Nutrition- 1 tablespoon dripping
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 small garlic clove, crushed
- 1 lb ground chuck
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 2 slices bread, crusts removed
- water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon oregano or 1⁄4 teaspoon rosemary or 1⁄4 teaspoon basil
- fresh ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons dry breadcrumbs
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- 1 tablespoon minced parsley (optional) or 1 tablespoon green pepper (optional)
- 3 slices bacon (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Heat the drippings, add the onion and garlic and sauté until the onion is transparent. Remove to mixing bowl and add the ground beef. Add the egg.
- Soften the bread in water, press out the excess water and add bread to the meat. Add the salt, oregano and pepper. Mix thoroughly.
- Sprinkle a piece of waxed paper with crumbs. Press the meat on the crumbs to make a rectangle about 1/2 inch thick.
- Beat the mashed potatoes with the parsley and spread on top of the meat. (If leftover potato is used, reheat before spreading).
- Using the waxed paper as an aid, roll the meat and potatoes, jelly-roll fashion, and place in a loaf pan or on a shallow baking pan. Grease the pan if the meat is very lean. Place the bacon on top if using or brush with additional drippings; baste at least once during baking.
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A recently conducted study shows that, after seeing 3-D movies, adults leave the theater with nausea, headaches and vision problems.
According to NBC News the study showed that 55 percent of those that viewed 3-D films developed some small illness after the film as opposed to the 14 percent of those that viewed 2-D films did.
The main complaints that viewers of 3-D films had was strained eyes, blurred vision, or they had some trouble focusing. One in 10 felt queasy.
Angelo Solimini, adjunct professor and research scientist in hygiene and public health at Sapienza University of Rome gave a possible reason for these illnesses.
It's because the distance at which our eyes converge is different from where they focus. This mismatch causes extra work for the visual system that for some individuals may result in these annoying side effects.
Solimini also said that that this was not a reason to stop showing 3-D movies, for the illnesses disappear quickly after the removal of the 3-D glasses, unless the viewer had a headache.
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I've seen other posts advising to set the date to "yyyy-01-01" but that is not what I want and need (since it marks a specific day of a month of a year).
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Hollinger said an iPad cost a fifth as much as a conventional cash register, and can be installed to swivel around to face the customer, who can view the order, add their personal information, and perform tasks such as creating a gift registry.
When not in use, an iPad can be quickly detached, freeing counter space for inventory use or merchandise packing.
In addition to setting up iPads at checkout, Urban Outfitters will also be equipping sales people with smaller iPod touch systems, similar to those used by Apple's retail stores and an increasing number of other retailers.
The Philadelphia-based Urban Outfitters operates more than 400 stores under the brands Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Free People, Terrain and BHLDN.
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AFTER January's momentous announcement of the adoption of quantitative easing (QE), today's meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB) was bound to be something of an anticlimax. As Mario Draghi, the bank's president, said in Nicosia, where the governing council had convened on one of its occasional excursions from Frankfurt, "the focus is now on implementation."
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YESTERDAY the Federal Reserve released transcripts of its monetary-policy meetings in 2009 (as always, there is a five-year lag). So we thought it would be a good opportunity to look at how the Fed's thinking has changed over time. Taking data from 1978, when the first transcripts of meetings and conference calls were released, to 2009, we analysed over 40m words to see what the big cheeses at the Fed were talking about. Big data indeed.
Since 1977 the Fed has operated under a "dual mandate" from Congress to "promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates". That sounds like three things, but in layman's terms it boils down to two: first, inflation that is under control; second, low unemployment. But as the graph below shows, over time that mandate has looked increasingly one-track.
LIKE most other central banks, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has a schedule for its monetary-policy meetings—firm dates on which its top brass gathers to consider changing interest rates. But much of the important action is now taking place between such meetings. On March 4th, the RBI cut its main interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, to 7.5%, the second such reduction in three months. Like the previous cut, in January, it was made outside the bank's normal cycle of meetings. Is anxiety about the economy making the RBI trigger-happy or does something else explain this?
The previous interest-rate cut in January came days after figures showing consumer-price inflation had risen by less than expected in December, to 5%. That left the RBI comfortably on track to meet its self-imposed goal of bringing inflation below 6%. So it decided to act quickly. The second unscheduled cut two months later seemed as if it might have been a thumbs-up for the budget presented on February 28th by Arun Jaitley, India's finance minister. The RBI's governor, Raghuram Rajan (pictured), had said before that further interest-rate cuts would depend on...Continue reading]]>
INDIANA is a state of economic contrasts. Indianapolis, its biggest city, is dominated by thriving high-tech industries such as aerospace and chemical manufacturing. Its third Congressional district has the highest proportion of the workforce employed in manufacturing of any district in the country. A few hours' drive away, though, lies Gary. Since the collapse of its steel industry in the 1980s, the city's economy has imploded. The poverty rate is extremely high. On a Sunday afternoon, Gary's main street was nearly deserted; most of the shops were boarded up.
Indianapolis and Gary are two extremes. But such contrasts are indicative of the state of American manufacturing as a whole. The country makes some of the most advanced technologies in the world. But, contrary to reports of an American manufacturing "renaissance", that prosperity is not spread out. Many areas still struggle. And that is very difficult to change.
Once upon a time, lots of Americans spent their lives making things. Manufacturing's golden years were the late 1970s, when employment in the sector hit nearly 20m (see chart). From then until the...Continue reading]]>
INDIA'S central bank cut its main interest rate from 7.75% to 7.5% today, giving qualified approval to the government's recent budget. Last month the bank had said that future interest-rate reductions would depend on fiscal rectitude. The cut came a day after the government set a formal inflation target for the bank, of 4%, from 2016-17.
Dig deeper:
India's new budget included plenty of overdue reforms (February 2015)
Now is the moment for the Indian economy to shine (February 2015)
]]>IN THE run up to Britain's next general election, due to be held in May, the Conservatives plan to focus on simple themes, such as jobs and the economy. That stands in stark contrast to their last general-election campaign in 2010, when the party championed the "Big Society". This was the rather abstract idea that the voluntary sector could expand to replace some of the functions that the state could no longer afford to carry out itself. Many grassroots activists criticised the concept bitterly for being unintelligible to voters on the campaign doorstep. And it is hardly mentioned at all in public these days for fear of distracting from the Conservatives' main messages about the economy.
Perhaps that is just as well. A new paper, published last week by the Economic Journal, suggests that the historical evidence for the Big Society's original idea that the state crowds out voluntary efforts to relieve poverty is weak. The authors, Paul Sharp of the University of Southern Denmark and Nina Boberg-Fazlic of the University of Copenhagen,...Continue reading]]>
CHINESE monetary policy is rarely straightforward. This weekend's interest cut was no exception. The third loosening move in little more than three months, it should be evident that China is now in all-out easing mode. But in describing its actions, the central bank insisted that its policy stance remains "prudent". This is the same definition it has applied for four years, supposedly connoting neutrality (neither loose nor tight), though in fact it first signalled a shift to tightening. Language is important, not least when it comes from the mouths of central bankers, so it is worth looking more closely at why the People's Bank of China (PBoC) says it is still vying for the middle ground. Three points stand out.
First, there is a clear give-and-take in Chinese economic policy at the moment. Central banks never operate in isolation. That is even more the case in China where big monetary decisions, including rate cuts, must be approved by the State Council, or cabinet. Rate cuts would normally be expected to spur more borrowing as funding costs fall. But in China, interest rates are not the main determinant of credit growth. Rather, the...Continue reading]]>
THE LAST few weeks have seen a flurry of good data about the America economy. Firms added more than 1m new jobs, in net terms, in the three months to January, the best showing since 1997. At 5.7%, America's unemployment rate is now one of the lowest in the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries. GDP data, released this morning, shows that the economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.2% in the fourth quarter of 2014—one of the fastest growth rates in the OECD. All this is welcome, of course; but this recovery is still a fragile one.
The pessimists have plenty to point to. For instance, by historical standards the rate of GDP growth is actually not great. In the 1990s it averaged around 4% a year. And it is getting cooler (see first chart). Some industries, like manufacturing, have been touted as economic saviours, but have
MOST OF us are familiar with film scenes in which a detective stands in front a corkboard covered with pictures of criminals. Bits of string join the different pictures indicating that suspects are connected or related to each other. The detective analyses the connections to figure out who the mastermind is; if she eliminates the mastermind, the whole criminal network will collapse. Some researchers now think that economic analysis could also benefit from such detective work.
In particular, economists can no longer ignore the fact that "people's opinions, which products they buy, whether they invest in education, become criminals, and so forth, are all influenced by friends and acquaintances", according to Matthew Jackson of Stanford University. Over the past nine years, his team has investigated how social networks can promote the use of microfinance in poor Indian communities. Over a four-year period, they discovered that the friends of those who already used the loan programme were more likely to sign up to the scheme than the average person. They...Continue reading]]>
SHOULD governments force parents to vaccinate their children? This question, which has been subjected to impassioned and sometime violent debate over the past two centuries, has come yet again to the forefront of American politics. Since the start of this year, more than 150 measles cases have been reported in 17 states, most stemming from an outbreak in December at California's Disneyland. The spread of the disease was mainly caused by falling vaccination rates, which have dropped as low as 82% in the state of Colorado. This is below the level needed to give children "herd immunity" from infection, the aim of universal vaccination. As a result, many left-leaning commentators have argued that governments should make it compulsory for parents to vaccinate their children, while right-wing libertarians have argued that individuals should have the right to refuse medical treatment. But what did The...Continue reading]]>
IN THE 1990s American veterans were more likely to be in the labour force than non-veterans. By 2013, things had really changed. Three-quarters of male veterans aged between 18 and 64 were in the labour force, compared to four-fifths of male non-veterans of the same age. The difference in their employment rates was equally striking.
A new NBER paper looks at what happened, and why. It suggests that the Veterans' Affairs Disability Compensation (VADC) programme, which pays benefits to veterans with disabilities, has a role to play. The three authors look at trends over time in the labour-force participation of veterans, and compare those to what non-veterans are doing. They then see whether the VADC programme can explain the differences.
Over time the American government has relaxed eligibility criteria for VADC (as they have for federal disability insurance). For instance, in...Continue reading]]>
EMPLOYMENT in Britain, both in absolute terms and as a share of the adult population, has never been higher. At first, that might appear to create a problem of sorts for the Bank of England, which is puzzling over divergent inflation and unemployment figures in order to determine how close the economy is to full capacity. At the moment, labour-market statistics are more important than the inflation number; the Bank has strongly indicated that the pace of monetary tightening will depend on slack in the labour market. It is likely to overlook low inflation−0.3%, on yesterday's reading—as a one-off supply-side shock that will soon drop out of the numbers.
That seems justified by today's strong labour market release. Britain continues to add jobs—103,000 in the third quarter, smashing expectations—and unemployment is now 5.7%, down from 7.2% a year ago. Both the employment rate (73.2%) and job vacancies (718,000) are at a record high. Earnings are also picking up: including bonuses, pay...Continue reading]]>
ON FEBRUARY 16th the Eurogroup, consisting of the euro-area's 19 finance ministers, met to discuss whether they should change the conditions of Greece's bail-out. Unsurprisingly, given that neither the German nor Greek governments were showing any sign of compromise over the weekend, the talks collapsed by the end of the afternoon. Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, is strongly opposed to any modifications. So, ironically, are the governments of Ireland and Portugal. Like Greece, the latter two binged on cheap debt before the crisis, suffered banking meltdowns and were forced to endure the austerity that came as a condition of bail-outs of their own. But instead of standing in solidarity with Greece, they are mimicking the stance of its creditors.
It is easy for Ireland and Portugal to be fastidious: their economies have recently started to hum again (see chart). Over the past two years, economic growth has got going, unemployment has being falling and bond yields on their public debt are now lower than before the financial crisis. Indeed, at today's meeting, Portugal's finance minister attempted to repay...Continue reading]]>
THE Bank of England released its quarterly inflation report this morning. It also published the letter from Mark Carney, governor of the bank, to George Osborne, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, that was required to explain why inflation—currently 0.5%—had deviated more than a percentage point below the bank's target of 2%.
According to the report's forecasts, inflation will turn negative in the coming months as a result of the huge fall in oil prices. However, the letter emphasises the short-term, one-off nature of the oil-price shock, which will fall out of the numbers relatively quickly and so requires no offsetting action. Mr Carney noted that in 68% of the categories which make up the CPI, prices are rising. In any case, the bank thinks it takes 18-24 months for monetary policy to have an impact on the economy; the oil-price fall came on much more quickly.
When asked whether the bank was overlooking the oil-price decline because it was unanticipated or because it was external to the...Continue reading]]>
THIS MORNING the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it would probably grant Ukraine a new bail-out. How big is it? Some have reported a $17.5 billion bail-out; others a $40 billion figure. In fact, the "new" bail-out is only worth around $5 billion. That is because the IMF already pledged $17 billion back in April, of which only $5 billion has been actually disbursed. In other words, the fund is making good old promises, rather than offering any new cash.
Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF, hopes that by the time other Western donors pile in, Ukraine will get about $40 billion-worth of cash. That is very optimistic. If the IMF disburses all the money it has promised, it will disburse about $18 billion over the next four years. America and the European Union have, vaguely, promised about $2 billion each.
That together leaves us a long, long way short of $40 billion. Tim Ash, of Standard Bank, is blunt:
This is NOT a significantly increased IMF programme, and Ms Lagarde should not try and sell it as...Continue reading]]>
SCOTT SUMNER has written a paper for the Adam Smith Institute in which he sets out the market monetarist interpretation of the great recession. Central to this is the "musical chairs" model of unemployment, which he assesses against American labour market data.
The musical chairs model says that shocks to nominal GDP—or total spending in the economy—drive unemployment. When nominal GDP falls, there is no longer enough spending to sustain the same number of jobs unless wages fall. Because wages are slow to adjust, unemployment rises instead. In Mr Sumner's words:
If you stop the music and pull a couple of chairs away (lower NGDP), a few of the contestants will be sitting on the floor (unemployment).
To illustrate this, Sumner uses American data to show a close correlation between unemployment on the one hand, and the ratio of the hourly wage to GDP per person on the other (which I'll call the "musical chairs ratio"). I've reproduced his chart below:
The unemployment rate rose a little, to 5.7%, but even that is pretty good news, since it reflects an increase in the size of the labour force, not a decline in the available jobs. Capital Economics, a consultancy, had an interesting take:
the economy…created more than 1,000,000 additional jobs in the last three months…the strongest pace of job growth since 1997
This continues the labour market's strong performance during 2014. By December there were 3m more people in work than a year earlier. Unemployment was 1.1 percentage points lower. The ratio of jobseekers to openings fell from a peak of seven to one in 2009 to two to one in November 2014.
The employment-to-population ratio of 25-to-34-year-olds has risen from below 74% in 2011 to nearly 77% today. And while the decline in the participation rate is probably structural, it may not be getting much worse.
The most interesting thing from the latest report, though, relates to wages. You might not have expected...Continue reading]]>
ON JANUARY 21st the Ukrainian government and the IMF announced that Ukraine would be seeking a new, bigger bail-out. They also announced that they would start negotiating with foreign creditors, in an attempt to reduce the amount of money the Ukrainian government owes. There was talk that the end of an IMF mission to Kiev, planned for January 30th, would herald some big announcements. But still nothing has happened. What's gone wrong?
Ukraine needs all the help it can get. In 2014 GDP shrank by nearly a tenth. The currency, the hryvnia, fell by more than 50%. As the cost of imports rose, inflation jumped, from 1% a year ago to 25%. In a desperate attempt to prop up the hryvnia, the central bank has been throwing cash at the markets: Ukraine's foreign-exchange reserves have fallen from more than $16 billion in the middle of 2014 to less than $7 billion. Ukraine will probably need $20 billion in external support to survive 2015.
The IMF organised a bail-out in April—a "stand-by arrangement", in...Continue reading]]>
AMERICA'S federal budget is less an exercise in accountancy and more a piece of political showmanship, especially when, as now, opposing parties control the presidency and Congress. This year's budget, released on February 2nd, was no different. President Barack Obama presented a long financial wish-list to Congress, calling for higher domestic and military spending, paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy and by borrowing more. It is time to "replace mindless austerity with smart investments that strengthen America", Mr Obama proudly declared. The budget also includes plans to tax companies' overseas profits in order to plough $478 billion into repairing America's crumbling roads and bridges.
Little of this has gone down well with the Republicans who control Congress. Mr Obama's plans to raise taxes and raise spending by 7% above the limits Mr Obama agreed with them in 2011 went down particularly...Continue reading]]>


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In a 3-2 vote, the agency decides to apply the same rules that govern telephone service to broadband, with the hope that it ensures the fair and equal treatment of all traffic on the Internet.
The company is expected to share more details about its smartwatch, as well as possibly introduce new Macs, an Apple TV and other products.
It may look like a vintage 1970's amp, but Yamaha's all-new A-S801 sounds like the 2015 component that it is.
LG is the first major TV maker to officially announce pricing and availability for its 2015 lineup, rolling out a 65-inch 4K OLED for $9,000 and four series of 4K LED sets, starting at $1,400.
Get around on two wheels? This safety-minded gadget makes it easy to record the antics of drivers behind you when you're on your bicycle.
With the FCC set to vote this week on new rules governing the Internet, CNET breaks down everything you need to know about complicated, but critical, issue.
Russian search engine Yandex is up in arms over the bundling of Google's search app with Android.
Republicans on the Federal Communications Commission and in Congress question the White House's influence over the agency, and claim dire consequences if the broadband industry undergoes stricter regulations.
Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal to apply tighter regulations to wireless data worries some of the carriers. Others wait eagerly for more details.
Title II, a provision in the country's 81-year-old telecommunications law, could be used to tighten regulations on the telecom and cable industries. Here's why they're not happy about it.