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- Take 500 ml of vitamin C every day to produce glutathione which will help the liver drive away toxins.
- Drink 2 quarts of water and urinate as often as possible.
- Drink a lot of green tea.
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- Take care of your liver by taking herbs like burdock, thistle and dandelion root.
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- Cut down on emotional stress and think positive.
- Get into yoga to help you control stress levels.
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- Go to the sauna and sweat and eliminate wastes through your sweat.
- Do cardiovascular exercises at least 1 hour a day.
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After playing for the Providence College Friars, DiGregorio was drafted by the Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Association but opted instead for the NBA. He was selected third overall by the Buffalo Braves in the 1973 NBA Draft and won the NBA Rookie of the Year Award in 1973-74 after averaging 15.2 points and leading the league in both free throw percentage and assists per game. DiGregorio still holds the NBA rookie record for assists in a single game with 25 (a record now shared with Nate McMillan). During the 1976-77 season, DiGregorio led the league in free throw percentage a second time, with a then-NBA record 94.5 percent average. Ernie played another four seasons after his rookie campaign and averaged 9.6 points per game for his career. In addition to the Braves, he also played for the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics.
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who do you think who is Yukino's sister? we just saw her half face in Fairy tail 303. it's hard to judge by only this. someone said it's Angel. I don't know if it's true.
Damned good chapter. really looking forward to fairy tail 304
OK, just a few thoughts on the time travel bit:
1) The Eclipse Plan FAILED. (Zeref and Acnologia are still around. Think of it as a circular reference, It NEver Happened Yet)
2) The Hooded girl is PROBABLY from hundreds of years in the past and immortal like Zeref.
3) I think Zeref and Acnologia are going to happen BECAUSE OF and not IN SPITE OF the Eclipse Plan.
4) Character Deaths are Imminent.
5) The Hooded Girl is here to change her "Past".
6) I expect this to be a Setup for the next Arc.
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Transporter 2
17 editions published between 2005 and 2012 in English and Spanish and held by 1,091 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Ex-Special Forces operative Frank Martin, aka "The Transporter," is now retired from his chosen profession of moving dangerous goods with no questions asked. He now makes a living driving for a wealthy family in Miami, Florida. But when their young son is abducted, Frank must use his battle-tested combat skills to save the boy and thwart the kidnapper's nefarious master plan
Caos calmo
by Antonello Grimaldi
7 editions published between 2008 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 201 WorldCat member libraries worldwide TR: Pietro karısı ve küçük kızıyla birlikte yaşayan başarılı bir iş adamıdır. Bir gün, kardeşiyle birlikte sahilde iki kadını boğulmaktan kurtarır. Eve döndüğünde ise karısını ölü bulur. O saatten sonra kızını tek başına büyütmek zorunda olan Pietro sessiz bir kaosun içine düşer. Kızının okuldaki ilk gününde onu okula bırakırken akşama kadar beklemeye karar verir. O günden sonra bu her gün tekrarlanmaya başlar. Her gününü parkta geçirmeye başlayınca iş arkadaşları, patronu, tanıdıkları onu ziyaret eder, işini buradan yürütmeye başlar. Kardeşi ise yeni şirketin başına geçmesini ummaktadır; fakat işler pek de yolunda gitmeyecektir
Hamam il bagno turco = The Turkish bath
by Ferzan Özpetek
8 editions published between 1996 and 2000 in 4 languages and held by 169 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Francesco, a successful designer from Rome, arrives in Istanbul to dispose of an inheritance left him by an aunt he never knew. Once there he discovers that the property is a hamam, a traditional Turkish steam bath, Mehmet, the beautiful son of the hamam's custodian, ushers Francesco into the sultry world of the baths. Enlightened and unbound, Francesco decides to remain in Istanbul and restore the hamam"--Container
Steam the Turkish bath
4 editions published between 1997 and 2014 in Italian and held by 89 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Tired of his troubled marriage, an Italian businessman's life changes dramatically after he learns that an aunt has left him property in Istanbul. Francesco Alessandro Gassman arrives in the Turkish city hoping that he can take care of the matter swiftly and return to Italy. He is surprised to discover that the property is actually one of the last traditional hamams (old fashioned bath houses) in Turkey
1 edition published in 2005 in English and held by 46 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Andrew and Peter watch as the Baron returns home with his troops from their battle against the infidels. When the Baron calls for a new Crusade, the two young men believe it is the mission of a lifetime and they head for the Holy Land
Il compleanno David's birthday
1 edition published in 2010 in Italian and held by 43 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "A group of old friends rent a magnificent Italian seaside villa to spend the afternoon together. Their happy reunion changes, however, when Shary and Diego's son shows up. Amazingly handsome, David (real-life Armani model Thyago Alves) attracts everyone's attention. Even happily married psychiatrist Matteo (Massimo Poggio) finds himself drawn to the young man, although he carefully hides this from his wife (Maria de Medeiros). Soon a dangerous tension builds up, although the friends pretend nothing is wrong. Before it ends, this vacation will indelibly mark all of their lives"--Container
Basilicata coast to coast
8 editions published between 2009 and 2010 in Italian and held by 33 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A music group and a journalist cross the region of Basilicata by foot to attend a music festival
2 editions published between 2006 and 2011 in Italian and held by 26 WorldCat member libraries worldwide It relates the miraculous cure of the wife of a non-Christian journalist by waters from the Lourdes grotto and the miracles following apparitions of Our Lady at Lourdes as revealed by a family manuscript left by the journalist's ancestor
4 single fathers
2 editions published in 2011 in English and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Four single divorced fathers struggle to balance their work, relationships with their children and discovering new women in their lives
The bankers of God : the Calvi affair
1 edition published in 2014 in Italian and held by 12 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Attempts to reconstruct the bankruptcy of the Banco Ambrosiano bank and its liaisons with the Vatican and the Masonry through the story of its president Roberto Calvi, notoriously found dead under the Blackfriars Bridge in London in June 1982
Il padre e lo straniero
by Ricky Tognazzi
2 editions published in 2011 in Italian and held by 11 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Walid, a Middle Eastern immigrant, and Diego, an Italian, both have disabled children and consequently become friends. When Walid suddenly disappears, however, Diego finds himself in the middle of an international investigation. Now, Diego has to figure out who his friend really was and find him."--New York Times
3 editions published between 2008 and 2009 in Italian and held by 9 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "The film festival synopsis read: "Many kisses later follows six couples between Christmas and Valentine's Day, episodes that intertwine and revolve around the matters arising from the end of a love affair and the ways former romantic partners can shape our lives. Some relationships have turned into hatred, others into friendships, for others instead the flame of love is still burning. The film begins with many declarations of love and lots of kisses. But then, does love go on? Did they indeed live happily ever after? ... Brizzi mixes clever social observation, entertaining dialogue, comic situations, a sprinkling of drama, a dash of sex and exotic locations to boot ..."--Http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1188988/usercomments (as viewed on 11/30/2010)
Hamam el baño turco
5 editions published between 1998 and 2003 in Spanish and Italian and held by 8 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
I banchieri di Dio il caso Calvi
3 editions published between 2002 and 2008 in Italian and held by 8 WorldCat member libraries worldwide This complex story involves the discovery of a trillion lire deficit in the Banco Ambrosiano bank and its liaisons with the Vatican and the Masonry. Roberto Calvi, president of Banco Ambrosiano, is blamed and thrown in prison. With the help of his wife, Calvi goes between the corrupt system of political and religious leaders who can get him out of jail
The transporter The transporter 2
1 edition published in 2009 in English and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Frank is the best at what he does - transporting dangerous or illegal goods. His latest shipment, a beautiful young woman, brings deadly complications to his delivery plans. He must kick into overdrive and fight to save his cargo, and his life
David's birthday Il compleanno
1 edition published in 2011 in Italian and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two couples, Shary and Diego and Matteo and Francesca, decide to rent a beautiful beach house for the summer. After David, the eighteen-year-old son of Shary and Diego, unexpectedly shows up, Matteo finds himself falling hard for him. Behind the dangerous tension, layers of silence, and friendly banter, this vacation will mark everyone for life
Viva l'Italia
1 edition published in 2013 in Italian and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Corrupt senator Michele Spagnolo (Michele Placido) suffers a stroke while romping in bed with his favorite showgirl, leaving the part of brain that controls inhibitions damaged. He starts telling the truth -- about everyone and everything, all the time."--Pretty Clever Films website
by Ferzan Özpetek
6 editions published between 1997 and 2004 in 4 languages and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Interior designer Francesco comes to Istanbul to claim his inheritance, a decaying old Turkish bath in the city's ancient quarters. Francesco decides to restore the hamam, a resolve that opens him up to an array of new emotions
Il bagno turco : hamam
6 editions published between 1997 and 2006 in Italian and German and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Francesco is a young established professional, sure of himself, who has been married to Marta for several years. Their marriage is entering a crisis when Francesco inherits a building in Istanbul. When he goes to Turkey to sell the building he discovers that it is a Turkish bath and decides to restore and reinstate in. When Marta decides to join her husband to ask him for a divorce, she discovers that he is having a relationship with a Turkish boy, Mehmet. Marta and Francesco decide to separate, but something unexpected happens... and neither of them will ever return to Italy
Memorie del sottoscala : romanzo
by Vittorio Gassman
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Video and audio featuring PERI experts on timely economic policy questions.
PERI and The Real News Network present regular interviews and debates which bring current economic issues into focus. These interviews shed light on the full range of potential solutions to the current economic crisis, the economics of climate change, and PERI's long-term mission of bringing economic tools to bear to improve the daily lives of workers and families around the world.
February 2015: Gerald Epstein: Quantitative Easing Unlikely to Solve Europe's Economic Crisis
In this interview on The Real News Network, PERI Co-Director Gerald Epstein says, "The crisis has [been] going on for so long and the austerity measures have been so extreme--even more so than in the United States--that monetary policy, quantitative easing in particular, can't move effectively against all of the headwinds. And on top of that, [the Greek crisis is] pushing back so hard that it's unlikely quantitative easing can do much."
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February 2015: Jeannette Wicks-Lim: $15 Minimum Wage is Affordable for Fast-Food Businesses
In this interview on The Real News Network, PERI Assistant Research Professor Jeannette Wicks-Lim says, "About 20 percent of the cost increase that these employers would experience from a minimum wage hike would be covered by the cost savings they would experience, because they have lower turnover amongst their workforce."
January 2015: Robert Pollin: Climate Change Buried in State of the Union
In this interview on The Real News Network, PERI Co-Director Robert Pollin says, "The U.S. [has] too make massive cuts [in emissions]. Absolute cuts, not reductions in the rate of increase... It was disappointing, in that Obama did not come out much more aggressively and say, 'I'm going to proceed with my agenda and push my agenda further, because if I don't do that, the world is never going to achieve our climate stabilization.'"
January 2015: Robert Pollin on The Real News: Towards a Green Economy
PERI Co-Director Robert Pollin speaks with Paul Jay of The Real News Network in depth about his latest research on what it will take to control climate change: Green Growth and Global Green Growth (forthcoming). It is a 8-part interview series, with segments added daily.
Click the image below for the first out of eight videos:
Part 1: How Urgent Is It?
In this clip, Professor Pollin says that there is great urgency to acting now in order to avert the worst effects of climate change. The most likely scenario would have the levels of carbon dioxide at twice the level the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change advised is necessary if we are to have a chance to stabilize the climate.
Part 2: Proposal for a Sustainable Plan
Investing 1.5 percent of GDP per year in energy efficiency is the first step towards achieving necessary targets.
Part 3: Green Economy Models that Work
Germany runs its economy at twice the energy efficiency as the U.S. It and other countries offer models the U.S. can learn from.
Part 4: Is Clean Coal and Carbon Capture an Option?
Professor Pollin relates that there is no evidence that technology will make fossil fuel a clean option, and that it's more cost effective to pursue energy efficiency and produce alternative energy.
Part 5: Green Growth or No Growth?
Professor Pollin says that no GDP growth is unrealistic and unnecessary as the way to achieve carbon emission targets. He encourages green economists to be advocates of job creation.
Part 6: Fighting at the Local Level
A great deal can be done at the state and city levels if people are willing to take on the fossil fuel industry, says Professor Pollin.
Part 7: Tax, Trade, Cap, Deny?
Professor Pollin says that the politics around climate change has deteriorated; a few years ago, even President Bush and Senator McCain were both talking about measures to increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
Part 8: Private or Public?
If we let the market operate on its own without some form of major public sector intervention, says Professor Pollin, there's no chance of our achieving climate stabilization.
January 2015: Pollin on Marketplace: Dynamic Scoring Easy to Manipulate
Marketplace interviews PERI Co-Director Robert Pollin about a recent change made by the U.S. House of Representatives to how bills are "scored," or how government economists figure out how much a given piece of legislation will cost. "In principle, dynamic scoring is a perfectly reasonable technique," says Pollin. "[But it is] susceptible to cherry picking."
January 2015: Léonce Ndikumana: Scale and Consequence of Capital Flight
Léonce Ndikumana, Director of the African Development Policy Program at PERI, explains why ordinary citizens of Africa (and the world) should worry about capital flight from Africa.
November 2014: Robert Pollin Delivers The Harvey Goldberg Memorial Lecture
"The U.S. Green Energy Transformation: Controlling Climate Change and Expanding Job Opportunities"
PERI Co-Director Robert Pollin is an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin's Department of History. Here, he delivers the annual Harvey Goldberg Memorial Lecture at UW Madison on his latest research on stabilizing climate change while creating more widely shared economic prosperity.
November 2014: Gerald Epstein on Dodd-Frank's Final Rule
Despite the fact that the final rule of Dodd-Frank may have been designed to prevent large financial firms from becoming too big, it won't prevent another crisis, PERI Co-Director Gerald Epstein tells The Real News Network.
October 2014: James Boyce: Pollution Inequality Worse than Income Inequality
James K. Boyce interviewed on The Real News Network about the latest PERI research on pollution inequality in communities of color in the U.S.
October 2014: James Boyce on Carbon Dividends
James K. Boyce on WHMP radio to discuss a policy proposal: providing "carbon dividends" to U.S. citizens from fossil fuel companies.
(Listen starting at minute 14.)
October 2014: Gerald Epstein: The Fed's Effort to Rein in Big Banks
Gerald Epstein interviewed on The Real News Network: "The bottom line is that while these initiatives are important... once again they've been gamed by the banks. There are a lot of holes in these [rules]. I'm afraid this kind of piecemeal approach isn't really going to solve the problem."
August 2014: Gerald Epstein: Will Yellen's jobs focus lead to policy changes?
August 2014: Gerald Epstein: What Stanley Fischer's "disappointment" ignores
August 2014: James Boyce: New bill will reward citizens, cap pollution
August 2014: Robert Pollin: What it will take to switch to a green economy
July 2014: Gerald Epstein: Slow roll-out of Dodd-Frank gave banks leverage
July 2014: Jeannette Wicks-Lim: Retailers benefit by raising their wage floors
June 2014: Robert Pollin: How austerity policies keep the economy weak
June 2014: Municipal bonds: How the Fed could bail out the basic economy
June 2014: Robert Pollin and Dean Baker on the economy's weak recovery
May 2014: Does a higher minimum wage cost jobs? Robert Pollin debates
April 2014: Robert Pollin on the Federal Deficit Back at Historic Average
April 2014: Gerald Epstein on Regulators' Small Step in the Right Direction
April 2014: Robert Pollin on Janet Yellen's Encouraging Start at the Fed
March 2014: Gerald Epstein on Large Banks' "Too Big to Fail" Advantage
March 2014: Robert Pollin on the Congressional Progressive Caucus Budget
March 2014: Leonce Ndikumana on the Peace Process in the DRC
March 2014: Gerald Epstein on Budget Cuts to a Crucial Regulatory Agency
February 2014: Robert Pollin on the Real Impact of $10.10 Minimum Wage
February 2014: Robert Pollin on Marketplace about Minimum Wage CBO Report
Marketplace interviewed Robert Pollin about the Congressional Budget Office's report on the effects of raising the minimum wage to $10.10. "Let's take the worst-case scenario as portrayed by the CBO report. We're talking about 500,00 people who would lose their jobs... versus 26 million people who would get wage increases, and improve their living standards. To me, it looks like a net positive."
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February 2014: Gerald Epstein on Yellen's Tapering of Quantitative Easing
February 2014: Jane D'Arista on the Fed's Effect on Emerging Markets
January 2014: Leonce Ndikumana on Inequality Slowing Growth in S. Africa
January 2014: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on $10.10 Minimum Wage Bill
December 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on a Living Wage Proposal in Milwaukee
December 2013: Gerald Epstein on the Likely No. 2 at the Fed
December 2013: Gerald Epstein on Record High Stock Prices
November 2013: James Boyce on Climate Justice at COP 19
November 2013: Robert Pollin on Striking Truckers in LA
November 2013: Robert Pollin on Federal Reserve Policy
November 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on Supplemental Poverty Measures
November 2013: Leonce Ndikumana on Nigeria's Rapid Growth
October 2013: James K. Boyce on measuring the real cost of climate change
October 2013: Robert Pollin on how wealthy Germans are benefiting from austerity policies
October 2013: Gerald Epstein on the debt-ceiling debacle in Congress
October 2013: Robert Pollin on why the Republicans fabricated a debt crisis
September 2013: Robert Pollin on the selection of the Federal Reserve Chair
September 2013: Gerald Epstein on the next Chair of the Federal Reserve
September 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on the Wal-Mart strikes and raising the minimum wage
August 2013: Leonce Ndikumana on the impact of foreign aid on African growth
August 2013: Robert Pollin on raising the minimum wage
August 2013: Leonce Ndikumana on the rise of Chinese influence in Africa
July 2013: James Heintz on the crisis in global youth employment
July 2013: James Boyce on why GDP is not a useful economic indicator
July 2013: Robert Pollin on the economic impact of immigrants
July 2013: Gerald Epstein on a GAO report on corporate taxes
July 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on the quality and quantity of new jobs
June 2013: Robert Pollin on President Obama's picks for CFTC commissioners
June 2013: Michael Ash on the top emitters of greenhouse gases in the U.S.
June 2013: Robert Pollin on the many benefits of investing in education
May 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on the real number of Americans in poverty
May 2013: Robert Pollin responds to Reinhart and Rogoff's defense
April 2013: Robert Pollin debates Joseph Minarik on the impact of debt on growth
April 2013: Robert Pollin on the impact of the Reinhart and Rogoff critique
April 2013: Gerald Epstein on commodity traders' $250 billion profit
April 2013: Thomas Herndon and Michael Ash on the relationship between public debt and economic growth
April 2013: Teresa Ghilarducci on the reality of seniors' budgets and social security
April 2013: Robert Pollin on Obama's austerity budget and the unemployment rate
April 2013: Gerald Epstein on how the recession has been good for corporate profits
April 2013: James Boyce on how corn subsidies damage global biodiversity
April 2013: Jeannette Wicks-Lim on the Senate hearings on raising the federal minimum wage
April 2013: Stephanie Seguino on inequality as the root of the crisis
April 2013: Kevin Gallagher on "everyone but China" trade agreements
March 2013: Gerald Epstein on "financial follies" in Cyprus and elsewhere
March 2013: Robert Pollin on who really benefits from austerity policies
March 2013: James Boyce on how environmental issues are inherently social and political
February 2013: James Heintz on budget cuts and quantitative easing
February 2013: Ilene Grabel on double standards for currency manipulations
February 2013: Robert Pollin on how raising the minimum wage will affect employment
February 2013: Sasha Breger Bush on commodities markets, farmers and food
February 2013: Robert Pollin on Obama's support for clean and dirty energy
February 2013: Stephanie Luce on the historically low unionization rates
February 2013: Gerald Epstein on the State of the Union address
February 2013: Gerald Epstein on how Obama's new appointments can influence policy
February 2013: Robert Pollin on the relationship between levels of union membership and inequality
February 2013: Gerald Epstein on the Bloomberg perspective on financial regulation
January 2013: Robert Pollin on how Obama can really help the poor and middle class
January 2013: Michael Ash on the impact of the German banking system on Europe
January 2013: Gerald Epstein on whether there is still hope for Dodd-Frank to be effective
January 2013: James Heintz on the Bank of America mortgage fraud settlement
January 2013: Gerald Epstein on how the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff benefits the wealthy
Please go to the Real News archive page to view older segments.
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, December 2013A Living Wage Proposal in Milwaukee
Gerald Epstein, December 2013A Look at Who's Poised to Become No. 2 at the Fed
Gerald Epstein, December 2013Record High Stock Prices and the Working Class
James Boyce, November 2013Climate Justice at COP 19, in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
Robert Pollin, November 2013Striking Truckers in L.A. and the Fight for Living Wages
Robert Pollin, November 2013The Federal Reserve continues Quantitative Easing
Jeanette Wicks-Lim, November 2013New measures reveal 3 million more in poverty
Leonce Ndikumana, November 2013Nigeria's Revised GDP Figures
James K. Boyce, October 2013Measuring the real cost of climate change
Robert Pollin, October 2013How wealthy Germans are benefiting from austerity policies
Gerald Epstein, October 2013The debt-ceiling debacle in Congress
Robert Pollin, October 2013Why the Republicans fabricated a debt crisis
Robert Pollin, September 2013The next Federal Reserve Chair and financial regulatory reform
Gerald Epstein, September 2013The next Chair of the Federal Reserve
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, September 2013The Wal-Mart strikes and raising the minimum wage
Leonce Ndikumana, August 2013How much of Africa's growth is due to foreign aid?
Robert Pollin, August 2013Raising the federal minimum wage
Leonce Ndikumana, August 2013The rise of Chinese influence in Africa
James Heintz, July 2013The crisis in global youth employment
James Boyce, July 2013Why GDP is not a useful economic indicator
Robert Pollin, July 2013The economic impact of immigrants
Gerald Epstein, July 2013The GAO reports on corporate taxes
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, July 2013Fewer adults are working than ever in the past decade
Robert Pollin, June 2013President Obama's picks for CFTC commissioners
Michael Ash, June 2013The top emitters of greenhouse gases in the U.S.
Robert Pollin, June 2013The many benefits of investing in education
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, May 2013The real number of Americans in poverty
Robert Pollin, May 2013A response to Reinhart and Rogoff's defense
Robert Pollin and Joseph Minarik, April 2013A debate on the impact of debt on growth
Robert Pollin, April 2013The impact of the Reinhart and Rogoff critique
Gerald Epstein, April 2013Commodity traders' $250 billion profit
Thomas Herndon and Michael Ash, April 2013The relationship between public debt and economic growth
Teresa Ghilarducci, April 2013The reality of seniors' budgets and social security
Robert Pollin, April 2013Obama's austerity budget and the unemployment rate
Gerald Epstein, April 2013How the recession has been good for corporate profits
James Boyce, April 2013How corn subsidies damage global biodiversity
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, April 2013Senate hearings on raising the minimum wage
Stephanie Seguino, April 2013How inequality is at the root of the crisisKevin Gallagher, April 2013The effects of "everyone but China" trade agreements
Gerald Epstein, March 2013"Financial follies" in Cyprus and elsewhere
Robert Pollin, March 2013Who really benefits from austerity policies?
James Boyce, March 2013How environmental issues are inherently social and political
James Heintz, February 2013Budget cuts and a potential end to quantitative easing
Ilene Grabel, February 2013A double standard on currency manipulation
Robert Pollin, February 2013How raising the minimum wage will affect employment
Sasha Breger Bush, February 2013Commodities markets, farmers and food
Robert Pollin, February 2013Obama's support for clean and dirty energy
Stephanie Luce, February 2013Why are unionization rates historically low?
Gerald Epstein, February 2013Rhetoric and realism in the State of the Union address
Gerald Epstein, February 2013How Obama's new appointments can influence policy
Robert Pollin, February 2013The relationship between union membership and inequality
Gerald Epstein, February 2013The Bloomberg perspective on financial regulation
Robert Pollin, January 2013How Obama can really help the poor and middle class
Gerald Epstein, January 2013Is there still hope for Dodd-Frank to be effective?
James Heintz, January 2013The Bank of America mortgage fraud settlementGerald Epstein, January 2013 How the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff benefits the wealthy
Robert Pollin, January 2013The economic outlook for 2013
Robert Pollin, December 2012The potential impact of the Fed's unemployment targets
Robert Pollin, December 2012How job losses are increasing states' health care costs
Gerald Epstein, December 2012How state tax "incentives" for businesses are really mass subsidies
James Boyce, December 2012The other pollutants released in the processing of fossil fuelsJeannette Wicks-Lim, December 2012The lack of jobs requiring college degrees
Léonce Ndikumana, November 2012New estimates of capital flight from Africa
Özlem Onaran, November 2012A wage-led path to recovery
Engelbert Stockhammer, November 2012The stagnating effects of austerity in Europe
Robert Pollin, October 2012The "Robin Hood Tax" introduced in Congress
Michael Greenberger, October 2012How the financial sector is blocking regulation
Gerald Epstein, October 2012What wasn't said in the second presidential debate
Marcus Stanley, October 2012The real world effects of the derivatives market
Jennifer Taub, September 2012The unregulated shadow banking system
Jane D'Arista, September 2012How the Federal Reserve has managed the financial crisis
Robert Pollin, September 2012Obama and the export-led recovery
Gerald Epstein, September 2012Does Obama really just needs more time?
Léonce Ndikumana, August 2012Tunisia's rejection of its odious debt
Robert Pollin, August 2012Building a Full Employment Economy
Gerald Friedman, July 2012The benefits of a single-payer plan in Maryland
Léonce Ndikumana, July 2012The war against offshore finance
Michael Greenberger, July 2012Prosecuting the big banks
Gar Alperovitz. July 2012Public ownership in the financial sector
Carlo Panico, June 2012Social spending and the European crisis
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, June 2012How the EITC and the minimum wage can best work together
Robert Pollin, June 2012The need for a real job-creation engine
Gerald Epstein, May 2012The J.P. Morgan debacle and the need for real reform of the banking system
Nancy Folbre, May 2012Anne Romney and the social value of raising children
Rose Ann DeMoro and Robert Pollin, May 2012The politics of a financial transaction tax
Gerald Epstein, April 2012The gutting of the Dodd-Frank Reforms
Robert Pollin, April 2012The spiking price of gas and market speculation
Aleksandr Buzgalin, March 2012The Russian economy as a caricature of western democracy
Francisco Louçã, March 2012The crisis and the social contract in Portugal and Spain
Gerald Epstein, March 2012How bankers are controlling the political process
Jeffrey Thompson, March 2012Why taxing the wealthy is sound policy
James Crotty, March 2012The ongoing emphasis on austerity
Jayati Ghosh, February 2012Alternatives to neo-liberalism in Ecuador's economy
Robert Pollin, January 2012The State of the Union address and a real plan for job creation
Gerald Epstein, January 2012Current bank regulations and the chances of further reform
James Boyce, January 2012The future of climate policy with Joe Romm
Robert Pollin, December 2011The job impacts of military versus non-military investments
Robert Pollin, December 2011Bank reserves and job creation
Robert Pollin, November 2011The myth of austerity and job creation
Frank Bardacke, November 2011The undocumented farm workers who harvest our Thanksgiving meals
Gerald Epstein, November 2011The threat to the welfare state in Germany
Robert Pollin, October 2011Regulatory reform and the Occupy movement
James K. Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana, October 2011The human cost of Africa debt and capital flight
Gerald Epstein, October 2011Nixon's 1971 closing of the gold window and the rise of finance
James Boyce, September 2011The climate justice imperative and current politics
Heidi Garrett-Peltier, September 2011How bike and pedestrian infrastructure creates jobs
Robert Pollin, September 2011Obama's plan to create jobs
Gerald Epstein, August 2011The future of capitalism and the global economic crisis
Jeff Thompson, August 2011Why the gap between the rich and the non-rich matters
Gerald Epstein, August 2011The Standard & Poors downgrade and the sub-prime mortgage crisis
Robert Pollin, August 2011Requirements for banks to invest in productive activities
Robert Pollin, July / August 2011The debt ceiling, interest payments, and the long-term debt (5 segments)
Jayati Ghosh, July 2011How speculation has driven up wheat prices
Robert Pollin, July 2011How Wall Street speculation is driving up gas prices
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, June 2011The fight for living wages in New York City
Robert Pollin, June 2011Non-austerity approaches to state budget crisesRobert Pollin, June 2011Health care costs and the long-term deficitJames Heintz, May 2011Jobs in a U.S. clean chemical industry
Gerald Epstein, May 2011S&P's threat to downgrade the debt rating
James Crotty, May 2011The threat of a return to 1920s capitalism
Léonce Ndikumana and Robert Pollin, May 2011Alternatives to IMF policies in Africa
Robert Pollin, April 2011The Progressive Caucus "People's" budget
Robert Pollin, April 2011Obama's speech on the debt
Jeffrey Thompson, April 2011The impact of taxes on migration
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, March 2011Privatization in New Haven
Robert Pollin, March 2011Full employment as a policy goal
Robert Pollin & Fred Smith, March 2011The impact of investments in clean energy
Robert Pollin, March 2011How commodity speculation has driven up fuel prices
James Heintz, March 2011The economic impact of EPA clean air regulations
Robert Pollin & Jeffrey Thompson, February 2011Public worker pay and the effects of cuts in public payrolls
Robert Pollin and Jayati Ghosh, February 2011The high cost of food price volatility
Arin Dube, February 2011The effects of the public health insurance option in San Francisco
Robert Pollin & Bill Fletcher, January 2011 The Sputnik moment and the State of the Union address
Gerald Epstein, January 2011Conflicts of interest among economists
Gerald Epstein, January 2011The fate of financial reform
Jeannette Wicks-Lim, December 2010Policies that could create decent living standards
Jane D'Arista, December 2010The fundamentals of the Federal Reserve
Nancy Folbre, December 2010The unemployment rates of men and women
Robert Pollin & Leo Panitch, December 2010Austerity, stimulus, and financial regulation
James Crotty, November 2010Business using crises to roll back wages
Robert Pollin, November 2010Trade and currency laws
Robert Pollin, November 2010Who benefits from deflation?
Jane D'Arista, November 2010The idea of a return to the gold standard
James Crotty, November 2010The future under an austerity regime
Robert Pollin, November 2010The Fed's $600 billion stimulus plan
James K. Boyce, October 2010The future of climate change policy
Gerald Epstein, October 2010The distraction of currency wars in China
James K. Boyce, October 2010 National security and personal responsibility
Jeffrey Thompson, October 2010The wage gap between the public and private sectors
James Heintz, October 2010The effects of bubble economies on employment
Arindrajit Dube, October 2010The effect of minimum wages on jobs
Robert Pollin, September 2010Why austerity is not the answer to the U.S. recession
Jeff Thompson, August 2010Economic development in the states
Jane D'Arista, August 2010The effects of the financial reform law
D'Arista, July 2010The G-20 and global austerity measures
Gerald Epstein, July 2010The fallout from the financial reform law
Robert Pollin, June 2010Austerity measures and a better road to growth
Michael Ash, June 2010Corporate responsibility, the EPA, and toxic air pollutants
Robert Pollin, June 2010Derivative trading and the price of oil and food
James Boyce, June 2010The Gulf spill and the real price of fossil fuels
Gerald Epstein, May 2010Supporting the imperfect finance bill
Ilene Grabel, May 2010Real and rhetorical changes at the IMF
Gerald Epstein, April 2010The Senate Banking Committee and 'too big to fail'
Jayati Ghosh, April 2010The Financial Crisis and the future of the Eurozone
Jane D'Arista, April 2010The U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency
William Black, March 2010The Bank Fraud behind the Crisis
Gerard Dumenil, March 2010The Causes of the Crisis in Greece
Robert Pollin, March 2010Raising Wages and Inflation
Robert Pollin, February 2010Creating 18 Million Jobs by 2012
Robert Pollin, February 2010Alternative Approaches to Reducing the Deficit
James K. Boyce, February 2010The Proceeds from a Carbon Tax
Gerald Epstein, January 2010The Obama Administration and Wall Street
James Crotty, January 2010Executive Compensation and Bonuses
Robert Pollin, January 2010A Financial System that Promotes Productive Activity
James Heintz, January 2010The Fiscal State of the States
Robert Pollin, December 2009Alternatives to Military Investment
Jane D'Arista, November 2009Casino Capitalism
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Saha to pen Toffees extension
05 Feb 2010 - 15:34:59
Everton striker Louis Saha is set to secure a new two-year contract, after overcoming a series of injuries to impress at Goodison Park.
The 31-year-old Frenchman's current deal runs out at the end of the season, but manager David Moyes is convinced that a longer-term stay is the right way to go, with Saha having netted 21 goals in 55 appearances for the Toffees.
He commented: "We have always felt quite confident Louis would sign a new contract and I hope within the next few days we can get it resolved.
"A lot of stupid nonsense has been written about Louis, but hopefully in the next few days we will know for definite."
A source close to Saha had earlier told the Liverpool Daily Post: "It has genuinely never been about money with Louis. You hear that often in football contract talk - but in this case it's true.
"He has always wanted to stay at Everton, despite the fact he could have earned more elsewhere.
"He's very happy at Everton. He is settled with his young family in the area and has enjoyed his time with the club so far.
"That desire to carry on playing for the club and David Moyes has over-ridden everything else."
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