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Time to follow up after an abnormal finding in organized gastric cancer screening in Korea
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1 Department of Social Medicine, College of Medicine, Dankook University, 201, Manghyang-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Choongnam, 330-714, Korea
2 National Cancer Control Institute, National Cancer Center, 111, Ilsan-ro, Ilsandong-gu Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 410-769, Korea
3 Department of Health Administration and Management, College of Medical Science, Soonchunhyang University, Shinchang-myun, Asan-si, Choongnam, 336-745, Korea
4 Department of Preventive Medicine & Institute of Health Services Research, College of Medicine, Yonsei University, 50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 120-749, Korea
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BMC Cancer 2012, 12:400 doi:10.1186/1471-2407-12-400
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The prognosis for an abnormal medical finding is affected by both early detection and adherence to the presecribed schedule for follow-up examinations. In this study, we examined the time to follow up after an abnormal finding and determined the risk factors related to delays in follow up in a population-based screening program.
The study population consisted of patients who were newly diagnosed with gastric cancer through a gastric cancer screening program sponsored by the National Cancer Screening Program (NCSP) in 2005. Due to the skewed nature of the distribution of time to follow up, medians and interquartile ranges (IQR) are presented, and we analyzed the number of days preceding the follow-up time as a binary variable (≤90 days or >90 days). We used logistic regression analyses to evaluate the risk factors for a long delay.
The median number of days to follow-up initiation after an abnormal finding was 11 (IQR 7–27); 13.9% of the patients with gastric cancer obtained their follow-up evaluation more than 90 days. Age, type of health insurance, screening method, and screening results were risk factors for delays in follow up.
This study examined delays from the time of the discovery of an abnormal finding to time of the follow-up evaluation. Because inadequate follow up of abnormal exam results undermines the potential benefits of cancer screening, it is important to organize services that minimize delays between cancer screening and treatment.


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Llewellin, E. W. and Mader, H. M. and Wilson, S. D. R. (2002) 'The rheology of a bubbly liquid.', Proceedings of the Royal Society A : mathematical, physical and engineering sciences., 458 (2020). pp. 987-1016.
A semiempirical constitutive model for the visco-elastic rheology of bubble suspensions with gas volume fractions &phis; < 0.5 and small deformations (Ca << 1) is developed. The model has its theoretical foundation in a physical analysis of dilute emulsions. The constitutive equation takes the form of a linear Jeffreys model involving observable material parameters: the viscosity of the continuous phase, gas volume fraction, the relaxation time, bubble size distribution and an empirically determined dimensionless constant. The model is validated against observations of the deformation of suspensions of nitrogen bubbles in a Newtonian liquid (golden syrup) subjected to forced oscillations. The effect of &phis; and frequency of oscillation f on the elastic and viscous components of the deformation are investigated. At low f, increasing &phis; leads to an increase in viscosity, whereas, at high f, viscosity decreases as &phis; increases. This behaviour can be understood in terms of bubble deformation rates and we propose a dimensionless quantity, the dynamic capillary number Cd, as the parameter which controls the behaviour of the system. Previously published constitutive equations and observations of the rheology of bubble suspensions are reviewed. Hitherto apparently contradictory findings can be explained as a result of Cd regime. A method for dealing with polydisperse bubble size distributions is also presented.
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Keywords: | Rheology, Bubble suspension, Time-dependent flow, Capillary number, Relaxation time, Visco-elasticity. |
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Named Person: | Jane Austen; Jane Austen |
Material Type: | Videorecording |
Document Type: | Visual material |
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Joe Wright; Tim Bevan; Eric Fellner; Paul Webster; Deborah Moggach; Debra Hayward; Liza Chasin; Roman Osin; Keira Knightley; Matthew Macfadyen; Brenda Blethyn; Donald Sutherland; Tom Hollander; Rosamund Pike; Jena Malone; Judi Dench; Kelly Reilly; Claudie Blakley; Peter Wight; Penelope Wilton; Simon Woods; Rupert Friend; Carey Mulligan; Talulah Riley; Sarah Greenwood; Paul Tothill; Jacqueline Durran; Dario Marianelli; Jane Austen; Universal Pictures Company.; Focus Features.; Studio Canal.; Working Title Films.; Scion Films.; Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 62774704 |
Language Note: | Soundtrack in English, dubbed French or Spanish dialogue; optional French or Spanish subtitles; optional English SDH for the hearing impaired. |
Notes: | Based on the novel by Jane Austen. Originally released as a motion picture in 2005. Special features include: optional feature audio commentary with director, Joe Wright; A Bennet family portrait (ca. 6 min.); Jane Austen, ahead of her time (ca. 8 min.); behind the scenes at the ball (ca. 6 min.); Pride & prejudice: an HBO first look (ca. 13 min.). |
Credits: | Director of photography, Roman Osin ; editor, Paul Tothill ; costume designer, Jacqueline Durran ; music by Dario Marianelli ; music supervisor, Nick Angel ; art direction by Nick Gottschalk, Mark Swain ; executive producers, Debra Hayward, Liza Chasin. |
Cast: | Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Brenda Blethyn, Donald Sutherland, Tom Hollander, Rosamund Pike, Jena Malone, Judi Dench, Kelly Reilly, Claudie Blakley, Peter Wight, Penelope Wilton, Simon Woods, Rupert Friend, Carey Mulligan, Talulah Riley. |
Target Audience: | MPAA rating: PG; for some mild thematic elements. |
Description: | 1 videodisc (129 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. |
Details: | DVD; region 1; NTSC; anamorphic widescreen 2.35:1; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround. |
Contents: | Special features: Optional feature audio commentary with director, Joe Wright ; A Bennet family portrait (ca. 6 min.) ; Jane Austen, ahead of her time (ca. 8 min.) ; Behind the scenes at the ball (ca. 6 min.) ; Pride & prejudice: an HBO first look (ca. 13 min.). |
Series Title: | Focus Features spotlight series. |
Other Titles: | Pride & prejudice (Motion picture : 2005) Pride and prejudice |
Responsibility: | Universal ; presented by Focus Features presents in association with Studiocanal ; a Working Title production ; produced in association with Scion Films ; produced by Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Paul Webster ; directed by Joe Wright ; screenplay, Deborah Moggach. |
Mr. Bennet is an English gentleman living in Hartfordshire with his overbearing wife and 5 daughters. There is the beautiful Jane, the clever Elizabeth, the bookish Mary, the immature Kitty and the wild Lydia. Unfortunately, if Mr. Bennet dies their house will be inherited by a distant cousin whom they have never met. The family's future happiness and security is dependent on the daughters making good marriages. Life is uneventful until the arrival in the neighbourhood of the rich gentleman Mr. Bingley, who rents a large house so he can spend the summer in the country. Mr Bingley brings with him his sister and the dashing, rich, but proud Mr. Darcy. Love soon buds for one of the Bennet sisters, while another sister may have jumped to a hasty prejudgment. For the Bennet sisters many trials and tribulations stand between them and their happiness.
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Capel hopes to lead US clean sweep Paris, August 29 Nothing has gone right for the US mens sprinters at the world athletics championships in a sector of the sport they customarily dominate.
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New York, August 29 Vinciguerra, ranked 92nd, was playing only his second hardcourt match since February. But he tested Agassi in the first set and duelled him through seven deuces in the seventh game of the final set before giving up a service break yesterday. He was hitting his shots effectively, Agassi said. I was being solid with my game but it wasnt good enough. I had to step up my game and pick up my shots. Once I settled down I hit my shots a lot cleaner. Eight-time Grand Slam champion Agassi, at 33 the oldest man here and ever to be ranked number one, has only failed to reach the US Opens fourth round once since 1993, but knows he will be tested on Saturday by the 28th-ranked Russian. Kafelnikov, who turns 30 in February, won the 1996 French Open and 1999 Australian Open but has struggled to a 26-21 record this season and has not gone past the third round of a Slam since a semi-final run here in 2001. Until ousting Kenneth Carlsen and rising to 6-0 against the Dane, Kafelnikov had not won back-to-back matches since May. He had considered retirement before a change of heart after helping Russia win the 2002 Davis Cup. Hes very talented, Agassi said. I think he could have accomplished a lot more than he has. Hes still out here because of his game. Agassi is 7-4 against Kafelnikov, having won the past five in a row. They have not played each other since the 2000 ATP Masters Cup. We go back a long time. We have had a lot of battles, Agassi said. Its going to be a good match. Weve played some great matches in the past. It will be the fifth Grand Slam meeting between the rivals and the earliest they have ever faced each other in a Slam. Agassi beat Kafelnikov in the 2000 Australian Open final, a 1999 US Open semifinal and a 1995 Australian Open quarter-final. The Russians lone Slam victory over Agassi came on French Open clay in a 1995 quarter-final. French Open champion Juan Carlos Ferrero, the third seed from Spain, beat Austrias Jurgen Melzer 1-6 7-6 (7/2) 6-2 6-4 and Argentinas fifth-seeded Guillermo Coria, a French Open semi-finalist, bounced Czech Bohdan Ulihrach 6-2 6-1 6-4 Australian sixth seed Lleyton Hewitt rallied to oust South Koreas Lee Hyung-Taik 5-7, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. Lee lost nine matches in a row entering the Open but made a valiant effort in his first match against the two-time Slam winner. On the womens side, French Open champion Justine Henin-Hardenne, the second seed from Belgium, beat Croatias Silvija Talaja 6-1 6-2 in 51 min, while sixth seed Jennifer Capriati took 63 to down Slovakian Martina Sucha 6-1 6-1. Capriati, a three-time Slam champion, faces Frances Emilie Loit next. The American has yet to be tested. Thai 11th seed Paradorn Srichaphan advanced by ousting Slovakias Dominik Hrbaty 6-4 6-4 6-3. Todd Martin won his 400th ATP match, ousting Dutch 16th seed Martin Verkerk 6-3 6-4 6-7 (5/7) 7-6 (11/9). Verkerk, who fired 26 aces, led 5-2 in the final tie-breaker before the 33-year-old American made a final stand. AFP |
clinches doubles title New Delhi, August 29 Sharan and his New Zealand partner G.D. Jones clinched the title a day earlier than schedule as their opponents in the final which was to be played later today third seeds Andrew Murray of Great Britain and Daniel Vellverdu of Venezuela gave a walk over yesterday. Sharan and Jones defeated sixth seeds Alex Kuznetsov of the USA and Germanys Mischa Zverev 7-5 6-4 in the semifinals after outlasting fourth seeds Jesse Huta Galung and Romano Tatuhey of the Netherlands 7-5 6-7 (4/7) 7-5 in the quarterfinals. In the girls section, Sania and Anna Tchakvetadze of Russia, the eighth seeds, defeated seventh seeded Mari Andersson of Sweden and Chinas
Sheng-Nan Sun 6-1 6-1 in the semifinals. Sania, the Wimbledon girls doubles champion, and Anna will play the unseeded pair of Yugoslavias Ana Ivanovic and Alla Kudryavtseva of Russia in the final.
Anju George creates history, enters final
New Delhi, August 29 George cleared 6.59 metres on her first attempt, 6 cm less than the qualifying mark of 6.65 m and 15 cm than her personal best, and fouled her second and third attempts, but still went through as one of the 12 best jumpers, according to information received here. George is also only the second Indian to qualify for the final of any event at the World Athletics Championships, after Neelam Jaswant Singh, who qualified for the final of the womens discus throw last Saturday. Singh, however, managed only the twelfth place in the final. But heptathlon silver medallist Eunice Barber of France underlined why she is one of the favourites for this event, qualifying quite easily in Georges group B with a single jump of 6.78m. Barbers personal best is 7.01m. The next best qualifier, also from group B, was Lyudmila Galkina of Russia, world champion at Athens in 1997. She cleared 6.72m on her second attempt, after a rather poor 6.25m on her first. Galkinas personal best is 7.05m. George was the third best jumper in this group. Close behind her was Olympic silver medallist Fiona May of Italy with 6.57m. Valentina Gotovska of Latvia (6.56m), Tatyana Kotova of Russia (6.56m) and Grace Upshaw of the USA (6.55m) were the other three athletes to qualify from group B. In the other group A, Olga Rublyova of Russia and Bronwyn Thompson of Australia were the only two to meet the qualifying mark, with the Russian exceeding it by a mere 2cm. The others to qualify from this group were Jade Johnson of Great Britain (6.62m), Tnde Vaszi of Hungary (6.55m) and Concepcisn Montaner of Spain (6.53m). Veteran Inessa Kravets, 37, of the Ukraine, triple jump gold medallist at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996 and triple jump world champion at Goteborg in 1995, forfeited her attempts on account of injury. UNI |
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Paris, August 29 Then in the final world record holder Tim Montgomery, who has already flown home, was fifth followed by US champion Bernard Williams. Today the 200 metres men get the chance to avenge their team mates. After winning his semifinal easily on Thursday, former US champion John Capel said a clean sweep was on the cards, with himself, current American champion Darvis Patton and J.J. Johnson all in the final. Its very possible, he said. Im going to just bop J.J. Johnson on the head a couple of times and get the system working. I hope we can make a sweep. It will be fun. Capel said Greene had provided great support. He was, like, lets go Capel, Im down, you have got to take care of it. I respect him for that. I respect him and Michael Johnson, both. I just hope I can be as good as they were for the sport. In the only other track event of a low-key evening, Felix Sanchez, born in New York and brought up in California, defends his 400 metres hurdles title for the Dominican Republic in the final event. Two years ago, Sanchez was given a reception at the airport, a police escort and met his countrys president after winning the Dominican Republics first major title in Edmonton. Sanchez has been toying with the concept of running both the 400 hurdles and the 400 flat but the Paris programme did not permit such an ambitious double. He is the only person to break 48 seconds this year. The third title to be decided is the mens long jump, where the 1999 world silver medallist Yago Lamela starts as favourite. Lamela topped the qualifying list with 8.19 metres and has a seasons best of 8.53. Four times champion, Ivan Pedroso of Cuba, pulled out of qualifying on Wednesday after injuring his foot during his first attempt. Reuters |
SAI lab to get temporary accreditation New Delhi, August 29 Indian Olympic Association (IOA) secretary-general Randhir Singh, who is also the secretary-general of the Afro-Asian Games Council, said a team of technicians from the International Olympic Committee (IOC)-accredited laboratory in Tokyo (Japan) will arrive in Delhi on September 8 to install the new equipment for the upgradation of the SAI lab, which will entitle the lab for IOC accreditation. Mr Randhir Singh said the chairman of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) medical commission Dr Yoshio Kurada had visited the Delhi lab sometime back and after the upgradation, the OCA would accord temporary accreditation for conducting dope testing of the Afro-Asian Games competitors. Mr Randhir Singh said if any problem cropped up at the SAI lab, alternate arrangements would be made to conduct dope testing at the IOC-accredited labs either in Bangkok or in Malaysia. Mr Randhir Singh said Dr Yoshio Kurada will also head the Afro-Asian Games Medical Commission. Mr Randhir Singh observed that Indias bid for the 2010 Commonwealth Games would depend on how well we organise the Afro-Asian Games as members of the Commonwealth Games Federation would be present in Hyderabad during the Afro-Asiad. As of now we stand a 60-40 chance of bagging the Commonwealth Games bid, Mr Randhir Singh noted. India and Canada are in the fray to host the 2010 Commonwealth Games, and the bid will be finalised at a meeting of the Commonwealth Games Federation in Jamaica in November this year. Mr Randhir Singh said if India succeeded in winning the Commonwealth Games bid, then the IOA would also bid for the 2014 Asian Games. The IOA secretary-general asserted that the best teams and sportspersons would compete in the Afro-Asian Games, and entries had started coming in from the Asian countries. He said entries from Africa would be finalised only after the African Games slated to be held in Abuja (Nigeria) on October 17 and 18. He said the IOA would be sending a team to Abuja to complete the accreditation formalities of over 1,000 sportspersons who are expected to participate in the Afro-Asian Games to expedite the process. The games will have eight disciplinesathletics, boxing, shooting, swimming, tennis, weightlifting, hockey (men and women) and football. Mr Randhir Singh said a brand new hockey stadium was being built in Hyderabad which would have two synthetic turfs, with flood-lighting facilities. He said hockey would be one discipline in which the giants of Asia and Africa like India, Pakistan, Korea, Japan, South Africa, Kenya and Egypt would be vying for honours. Mr Randhir Singh disclosed that the navratna companies like the oil majors would be sponsoring the Afro-Asian Games and the budget of Rs 103 crore sanctioned by the Union Government would suffice for the successful conduct of the Games in the city of pearls. Mr Randhir Singh also disclosed that the famous landmark in Hyderabad, Charminar would replace India Gate as the logo of the Games. The Afro-Asian Games will provide us with an opportunity to showcase our sporting ethos to give the rest of the world an insight into Indian sports, Mr Randhir added. He said the IOA would shift base to Hyderabad in the second week of September to ensure that the Games were conducted without any hitch. He said all the records set in the Afro-Asiad would be properly ratified as the Games would be held under the direct supervision of the Asian and African Games Federations. |
in Saraswatis village Agartala, August 29 Saraswati is the third Tripura-born
sportsperson to receive the award for excellence in sports. Earlier,
Mantu Debnath and Kalpana Debnath received Indias top sports awards
for gymnastics. Saraswati Saha (Dey), who won two gold medals in the
womens short distance run at the 14th Asian Games in Busan last
October, was born to a poor family at Bharat Chandra Nagar. She was
later selected by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in the national
talent search contest in 1989 and settled at Bandel near Kolkata. Her
father Shakti Ranjan Dey still struggles to make both ends meet for
his nine-member family. Saraswati is fourth among six sisters and one
brother. Her fifth sister Prajapati had also participated in the
athletics national meet. UNI |
Pak fight back after Kapalis hat-trick
Peshawar, August 29 Kapalis feat, the first Test hat-trick by a Bangladesh player, left Pakistan 66 runs behind the touring sides total of 361. But the hosts snapped up four quick wickets to leave Bangladesh struggling on 52 for four at the close, just 118 runs ahead with six wickets in hand. It was the first time Bangladesh, who lost the first Test in Karachi by seven wickets, had taken a first-innings lead in 23 Tests. Shoaib Akhtar removed first-innings centurion Javed Omar for a golden duck and snapped up in-form Hannan Sarkar in his third over to leave Bangladesh struggling on 20 for two. Scoreboard Bangladesh
(Ist innings):361 Pakistan (Ist innings): Hafeez c Mashud b Mahmud 21 Umar c Mashud b Rafique 75 Hameed b Rafique 23 Inzamam b Rafique 43 Youhana not out 64 Latif st Mashud b Rafique 40 Malik lbw b Rafique 0 Akhtar b Mahmud 15 Ahmed c Mortaza b Kapali 8 Kaneria lbw Kapali 0 Gul lbw Kapali 0 Extras:
(lb-1 nb-5) 6 Total: (all out, 108.1 overs) 295 FoW:
1-51, 2-84, 3-159, 4-178, 5-242, 6-250, 7-265, 8-289, 9-289. Bowling:
Mashrafe Mortaza 18-6-48-0, Alamgir Kabir 13-3-61-0 (nb-4), Khaled Mahmud 21-6-42-2 (nb-1), Mohammad Rafique 45-13-118-5, Rajin Saleh 7-2-13-0, Mohammad Ashraful 2-0-9-0, Alok Kapali 2.1-1-3-3. Bangladesh (IInd innings): Sarkar c Umar b Akhtar 7 Omar c Latif b Akhtar 0 Bashar lbw b Gul 28 Ashraful c Umar b Kaneria 7 Saleh not out 5 Kapali not out 4 Extras:
(lb-1) 1 Total: (4 wkts, 18.4 overs) 52. FoW:
1-7, 2-20, 3-43, 4-43. Bowling: Shoaib Akhtar 6.4-1-25-2, Shabbir Ahmed 5-2-14-0, Umar Gul 3-1-3-1, Danish Kaneria 4-1-9-1.
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Two UT cricketers for national camp Chandigarh, August 29 According to a communication received from Mr S.K. Nair, secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Amit Uniyal and V.R.V. Singh, two promising local medium pacers, have been told to join the Indian probables on September 1. Though the camp will conclude on September 6, both of them have been directed to stay upto September 9. This was disclosed by Sukhwinder Bawa, their coach, here today. Amit Uniyal, a budding pace bowling allrounder, has already established himself as a key member of the Punjab Ranji Trophy squad. He also fared well in the Duleep Trophy matches last year. In the KSCA and the Buchi Babu tournaments, both key domestic meets, Uniyal did well as a bowler, besides notching up a fine half century. V.R.V. Singh was part of the India under-19 squad that toured Nepal in April this year. The 18-year-old pacer has also attended the National Cricket Academy camp at Bangalore. It was due to his bowling for NCA North in the match against NCA South that he was spotted by national coach John Wright. Key Indian seamer Aashish Nehra is yet to gain top fitness, while there is some speculation regarding the fitness of Zaheer Khan. In the event of either of them not being fully fit, someone from among Uniyal, V.R.V. Singh, Tinu Youhannan and Rakesh Patel, who have also been told to join the camp, can get a chance to play in the Challenger Trophy. All the pacers besides training with the India probables would also get valuable tips from Wright and bowling coach Madan Lal. |
NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET Lucknow, August 29 Railways, who led 2-0 at the half-time, dominated the game from the beginning though the Haryana eves did try to make inroad into the opposition defence at the fag end of the match. In the second
semifinal, Rajnish scored the solitary goal for Indian Universities in the 45th minute.
hockey team may be felicitated New Delhi, August 29 |
win for Rock Rovers Chandigarh, August 29 Manpreet Singh of the Rock Rovers club was adjudged the Man of the Match. He scored three goals while Parul, Jagmeet, PreetInder, Amrit Pal and Jagdev scored one goal each. For YPS, Harsimranjot scored the lone goal. In the second match of the day, Hawks Academy blanked Friends Academy, Doraha by six goals. Gurpreet Singh of the Hawks Academy was the man of the match. Jaspreet, Rajinder, Satwant, Gurpreet, Harmandeep and Jaswinder Singh each scored one goal. In the third match of the day, Sukhchain Academy, Faridkot defeated PAP Academy, Jalandhar by 4-1. Half time score was 2-0. Rajneesh Kumar of the Sukhchain Academy was declared the Man of the Match.
BSF over power
Punjab Police Chandigarh, August 29 In the 43rd minute, Santosh Kumar made it 2-0 in favour of BSF following a well-measured cross by forward J. Oseph. Punjab Police had to wait till the 85th minute for reducing the margin when Gurvinder Singh found the net. Tomorrow, JCT will meet PSEB at Phagwara at 4.30 pm.
Qamar, Ramanand in final New Delhi, August 29 While Qamar rached the final in the light flyweight category, Ramanand made it to the gold medal match in light weight, according to information received here. However, two other Indians Akhil Kumar (flyweight) and Diwakar Prasad
(bantomweight) had to content with bronze medals as they lost their respective semifinal bouts.
Club win Hamirpur, August 29 Earlier, Ekta Club blanked Hamirpur Blue by 5-0 and Vijay Club defeated Hamirpur Hawkers by 5-3. In his address, Deputy Commissioner paid rich tributes to Dhyan Chand and urged the youngsters to follow the footpaths shown by the great players like Dhyan Chand.
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Japan GDP Jumps Most in Year as Consumers Open Wallets
May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Japan's economy expanded the most in a year last quarter as consumer spending and export gains outweighed the weakest business investment since the wake of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Gross domestic product rose an annualized 3.5 percent, a Cabinet Office release showed in Tokyo. Private consumption, making up 60 percent of GDP, contributed 2.3 percentage points to the jump. The Bank of Japan may upgrade its assessment of the economy after a May 22 policy meeting, according to people familiar with the central bank's discussions.
Today's report shows while consumers -- aided by a stock-market surge -- are responding to the reflation campaign mounted by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Bank of Japan chief Haruhiko Kuroda, companies remain cautious. That may change as the yen's 21 percent slide against the dollar in the past six months spurs profits and Abe embarks on reducing regulations hampering the world's third-biggest economy.
"Japan is clearly back from stagnation last year," said Naoki Iizuka, an economist at Citigroup Inc. in Tokyo. "The key from here is whether Abe can unveil a strong growth strategy. If he succeeds, that will boost business investment to support growth."
Abe plans next month to unveil his so-called third arrow of structural reform, following the first two arrows of monetary and fiscal stimulus.
Exceeding Estimates
Annualized real growth exceeded all but two of 36 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey. Nominal GDP, which is unadjusted for changes in prices, rose 1.5 percent, also the most in a year. The nominal gain was 0.4 percent from the previous three months, less than the median forecast for a 0.5 percent increase.
Japan's advance comes after the Chinese economy unexpectedly slowed in the first quarter and a recession in the euro area extended to a sixth quarter, the longest decline since the founding of the single currency in 1999. In the U.S., growth picked up to a 2.5 percent annualized rate.
In Tokyo, the central bank may alter the wording of last month's assessment of the economy -- that it has "stopped weakening and has shown some signs of picking up" -- as evidence mounts that domestic demand is strengthening, according to the people, who asked not to be named because BOJ discussions are private.
Still, not all the signs are positive. The so-called GDP deflator, a broad measure of prices across the economy, tumbled 1.2 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the most since the final three months of 2011, underscoring Kuroda's challenge as he seeks to end more than a decade of entrenched deflation.
Printing Money
The BOJ's plans to double the monetary base, a measure of the supply of money in the economy, have helped the yen weaken 16 percent against the dollar and 14 percent against the euro this year, the largest declines of the 16 major currencies tracked by Bloomberg News. The currency was down 0.4 percent today, at 102.66 per dollar as of 11:57 a.m. in London.
The Nikkei 225 Stock Average has climbed almost 45 percent this year, more than twice the gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. Meantime, bonds have tumbled as inflation expectations have risen. Ten year government bond yields jumped the most in almost a decade until the BOJ yesterday announced a 2.8 trillion yen ($27 billion) infusion of funds.
"Some say Japanese stocks may be too high but the GDP shows the strength of economy may justify the uptick trend in stocks," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute. "I see a chance that Japan will have even better growth this quarter."
Investment Drag
Dragging on growth for a fifth straight quarter, private non-residential investment subtracted 0.3 percentage point from annualized real GDP. The level of business investment in January-to-March was the lowest since the second quarter of 2011. Companies also drew down inventories last quarter, taking 0.8 percentage point off GDP.
Aggregate net income for the 201 companies in the Nikkei 225 Stock Average who have announced earnings for the three months through March rose to 2.57 trillion yen, a 51 percent increase on the year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Housing is seeing a rebound as the central bank injects liquidity and purchases Real Estate Investment Trusts as part of its efforts. Residential investment reached the highest level in four years, today's report showed.
A gauge of condominium sales in the Tokyo metropolitan area jumped 48 percent in March from a year before. Residential land prices in the nation haven't risen on an annual basis since 1991, according to an index compiled by the Japan Real Estate Institute.
Boosting Spending
Department store spending rose to the highest in a year in March, with consumer confidence climbing to a level previously seen almost six years ago. Seven & I Holdings Co., the owner of the 7-Eleven convenience-store brand, says a weaker yen and extra stores will boost profit to a record this year.
Strengthening consumer sentiment may help Abe as he campaigns ahead of a July election for the upper house of parliament, where his Liberal Democratic Party is currently in a minority. Abe swept to office for the second time in lower house elections in December, on a platform of reflation that he sought to deliver on in March by putting stimulus-advocate Kuroda in charge of the BOJ.
The central bank said April 4 it would double its purchases of government bonds to more than 7 trillion yen a month to achieve 2 percent inflation in two years. The government announced 10.3 trillion yen in extra spending in January to stimulate an economy that shrank for two quarters last year.
Price Declines
Japan's struggle with deflation has had echoes abroad, with the U.S. and Europe seeing smaller gains in consumer prices. In the euro area, inflation slowed to 1.2 percent in April, the region's statistics office said, confirming an initial estimate. The U.S. consumer price index slid 0.3 percent from March, a government report is forecast to show today.
The U.S. will announce initial jobless claims for the week of May 11 after a decline the previous week to an almost five-year low. Housing starts in the U.S. may have fallen 6.4 percent in April from the previous month, according to the Bloomberg survey median.
In China, foreign direct investment rose 0.4 percent in April from a year earlier, the third monthly advance. Other economic data releases on tap today include Israel and Norway GDP figures for the first quarter.
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This week in the garden: a tomato support system
As tomatoes grow higher along his livestock-panel trellis, master gardener Everett Price of Haysville removes the small cages around the plants and starts attaching the tomato vines loosely to the trellis with bungee cords.
Everett uses three sizes of bungee cords, which he organizes on pieces of PVC pipe that he has glued together as a holder.
Because of the wet, humid weather, extension agent Rebecca McMahon recommends keeping an eye on tomatoes for signs of fungal diseases. Fescue lawns may start showing signs of brown patch as well.
Cultural practices are a must for keeping diseases at bay in this weather. For tomatoes and similar plants, that means mulching and keeping them caged or otherwise supported upright so that there's good air flow so that leaves can dry, McMahon said. Fescue lawns shouldn't be fertilized, and should be watered as infrequently as possible. Lawns usually shake off brown patch once the weather improves. If you know your lawn has a problem with brown patch, a fungicide will probably help as a preventative, but won't help if the grass is already diseased, McMahon said. The fungicide will need to be reapplied every 28 days.
There's no need to fertilize tomatoes unless they're looking yellow and peaked, or until they have a good flush of small fruit. In the Extension Center demo garden, the tomatoes are planted in 3 to 5 inches of compost, so there probably will be no need to do extra fertilizing, McMahon said.
Annuals and roses, on the other hand, should be deadheaded as needed and fertilized to keep new flowers coming. When removing spent roses, look for the first group of five leaves under the bloom and cut the stem slightly above those leaves at a 45-degree angle.
Ward Upham of K-State recommends applying a high-nitrogen sidedressing four to six weeks after annual flowers have been set out, and then every three to four weeks afterward if the weather is rainy or the annuals are in beds that are irrigated.
The damp and sometimes cool weather also makes it easy to weed. Keep up on the seedlings and other weeds while they are small and while it's not unbearable to be outside.
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This paper presents results of an embedded comparative case study
about central strategists realizing strategies in a large nonprofit
organization characterized by decentralized and inverse structures.
Inverse structures lead to a paradoxical situation in which
strategists of a nonprofit's central office have to make deliberate
decisions about resource allocation while having no authority over
the implementation of strategic decisions. Legitimation is a crucial
element in the creation and realization of new strategies. We thus
ask the question: How do strategists achieve the legitimation and
realization of strategies without formal authority? The findings
show that, in all of the observed four strategies – also in
the process of formalization, strategists of the central office
built on emergent strategies which they supported in their
legitimation by three steps: First strategists supported the
strategy's negotiability (pragmatic legitimation), continued
supporting its reasonability (moral legitimation), and finally its
comprehensibility (cognitive legitimation). |
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legitimation, strategic planning, emergent strategy, formal authority, comparative case study |
language | English |
kind of paper | journal article |
date of appearance | 12-2011 |
journal | Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly |
publisher | SAGE Publications (London UK) |
ISSN (online) | 1552-7395 |
volume of journal | 40 |
number of issue | 6 |
page(s) | 1020-1047 |
review | double-blind review |
citation | Jaeger, U., & Kreutzer, K. (2011). Strategy's negotiability, reasonability, and comprehensibility: A Case Study of how Central Strategists Legitimize and Realize Strategies without Formal Authority. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 40(6), 1020-1047, DOI:10.1177/0899764010378703. |


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Jewish World Review May 2, 2006 / 5 Iyar, 5766 The Limits of Sympathy By Jonathan Tobin As charitable a community that we are, Palestinian appeals for Jewish donations should still be greeted with skepticism
The Israeli government, as well as most Israelis and American Jews, clearly believes that there is no negotiating with a terrorist government.
Nor do many see much purpose in a charade of talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, whose own equivocal views about terror only look good in comparison with the bloodthirsty instincts of Hamas,Islamic Jihad and the Al Aksa Martyrs Brigade of his own Fatah party.
At the same time, we are sensible of the humanitarian disaster that the Palestinians have inflicted upon themselves. There is no question that the situation in the territories is bad. The corruption of the Palestinian Authority helped kill whatever business that wasn't wiped out by the conflict that they have fomented. Widespread unemployment is exacerbated by the fact that many with jobs are simply part of the P.A.'s bloated payroll and do no productive work.
All this leads to more Palestinians than ever being dependent on the United Nations Relief And Works Administration, a refugee agency devoted solely to their welfare but which has been manipulated to prolong their suffering rather than to alleviate it.
Having destroyed their economy by choosing war over peace time and time again — and having now isolated themselves from an international community eager to help by voting for Hamas — Palestinians still turn to the world with their hands out, pleading for assistance.
Such appeals sound like the lament of a child who has murdered his parents, and then asks for sympathy because he's an orphan.
So to whom do they turn? Why to American Jews, of course.
Who else would be an easier mark for Palestinian hustlers than those Jews whose idea of Jewish identity is to support any cause but that of their own people?
Ever since the beginning of the Oslo peace process, a certain portion of American Jewry has been flinging some of their charitable donations down the sinkhole that is the Palestinian economy.
Some were enticed to invest in Palestinian businesses with the laudable notion that by promoting a healthy Arab economy, they would not only build a constituency for peace but make some cash too. But almost all who did so soon saw their investments fall victim to the avarice of the Palestinian kleptocracy or the senseless violence of its terrorist apparatus.
Others invested in advanced training for Palestinians. This led to some P.A. bureaucrats getting a free ride at the Harvard Business School courtesy of American Jews where they may have honed their intellects but failed to apply the principles of sound finance to their own government's financial skullduggery.
Now in the wake of the latest Palestinian disaster comes a new set of American pilgrims who hope to feed hungry Palestinian kids in the name of peace and co-existence.
But while we should all be sympathetic to appeals to help children, some prudence about those Palestinian adults who ask for our money is called for. And when such requests come from a longtime Israel-basher and former spokeswoman for the arch-terrorist Yasser Arafat like Hanan Ashrawi, skepticism ought to be the order of the day.
As it happens, Ashrawi is here in the United States making a stop in Philadelphia this week to help raise money for the Palestine Children's Relief Fund, a group led by veteran Israel-haters, and which has had ties with a Hamas front group named the Holy Land Foundation, which was shut down by the U.S. government for aiding terrorists.
Indeed, according to the American Jewish Committee, the Holy Land Foundation — which along with three other Islamic charities was found liable for the 1996 murder of 16-year-old American David Boim at the hands of Hamas gunmen in the West Bank — it tried unsuccessfully in 2004 to divert some of its frozen assets to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund.
According to Yehudit Barsky, director of AJCommittee's division on Middle East and international terrorism, had they succeeded in doing so, it would have limited the amount of money available to pay the judgement awarded to Boim's parents.
In addition to speaking at a formal dinner for the group, Ashrawi will also be hosted by local Jews, including some with long records of Jewish activism, for a fundraiser specifically aimed at raising Jewish money. These Jews say that past statements of their new Palestinian friends are irrelevant to the obligation to give tzedakah (charity) as well as to build bridges for peace.
But how can anyone trust Palestinian "charities" that are compromised by their terrorist connections to carry out the noble intentions of their Jewish donors?
While the impulse to help needy kids is commendable, Jews who are solicited to give to groups such as this need to think carefully about the ultimate destination of funds raised by such persons, and whether or not better ways exist to help the Palestinians in the long and short term.
One suggestion might be for Palestinians to stop educating the younger generations to hate Jews, and to cease promoting terrorism and suicide bombing as the kind of fate a child ought to embrace. If they did, there would be no need for them to ask for alms from Jews — who are, ironically enough, the intended victims of such violence.
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