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I really wanted to like this issue and this story. I was a huge fan of the story prior to this where Wolverine kills off a feral Sabretooth by cutting off his head. It was a really cool story arc, and when I saw the original creative team was coming back (Jeph Loeb writing and Simone Bianchi on art), I was super pumped, but after reading the second part of this story, I'm not digging it. More on that later. The thing is, I really like the idea of Sabretooth being alive again. He's the ying to Wolverine's yang. He's one of my favorite characters and it's great to see him in comics again.
What is fantastic about this issue is the times we get to see Bianchi's art shine. That opening two page splash of Wolverine and Sabretooth fighting is so amazing. I like Bianchi's pencils a lot, and whoever did colors on that page (I'm assuming Simone Peruzzi? More on that later) did an amazing job. The lighting is amazing and you get an incredible sense of depth here.
I found myself loving the lettering, done by Albert Deschesne, as much as the art. It has an edgy feel to it, it's a bit thinner than normal lettering, and the overall font fit the story incredibly well.
The Bad
Now, there are four different people doing colors on this issue. That's right. And while I thought all of these colorists were great on their own, it was incredibly distracting. This book is proof that you coloring can be just as important as inking and pencils. You need to have consistent colors because it can throw off the book when it's not. I don't know who is who on the color work because the front of the issue doesn't list what pages these colorists worked on. I found myself incredibly disappointed with this.
What makes me most discouraged with this book is the fact that Loeb is undoing everything he wrote for the Evolution story line. Sabretooth became feral, started murdering people, and Wolverine had to put him down. This story says that Sabretooth was away training in order to fight Wolverine again and the thing that Wolverine killed was a clone. Sometimes, a giant twist like this works. Here, it does not at all. I was hoping that this would somehow tie-in to Wolverine Goes to Hell, in which Wolverine sees a normal Sabretooth hanging out in Hell, not feral at all. The overall story feels a tad rushed.
I really disliked the reveal page of this issue. I thought the look and the idea of woman with red hair saving Wolverine was cool, but the last page ties into this character and it was a huge bummer for me, What it really comes down to is that I'm not buying this whole story. There's been a lot of great things done with this book since the end of Evolution and all of that doesn't fit in with this story, except for the Romulus stuff. If this same story happened right after Evolution ended, with nothing in between, I'd be a tad more accepting of it... I really want to like this book, and I just can't.
The Verdict
Wolverine 311 is a pretty disappointing issue with a creative I really like behind it. On the plus side, I really enjoy all the colorists separately, and Simone Bianchi's art is great. I like the idea of Sabretooth being back in comic books, and the lettering on this issue is great.
One the down side, I really didn't like the changes in colorists in this book. It was distracting. This story undoes everything we believed about the Evolution storyline in a disappointing way. Lastly, I really disliked the reveal page for this book because I feel like it sets up a too familiar story line.
It pains me to give this book a low score. Will I keep reading it? Probably, but just because I am incredibly curious to see this all play out. Overall, I do not recommend this issue.


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The change does have some digital rights activists concerned, however. A blog post from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) "expressed concern that the policy change would let rights-holders dictate search results," Chloe Albanesius of PC Mag explained. The group also raised questions over exactly what Google considered to be a "high number" of copyright requests, and that they were worried about valid websites being punished as a result of "false positives."
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DATU PIANG, Maguindanao—Campaign posters are not as many for Annie Datumanong as other candidates, whose faces are all over, dotting interior roads and highways of Maguindanao's second congressional district.
Datumanong, 43, daughter of outgoing Maguindanao Rep. Simeon Datumanong, told a Moro youth's forum on the environment here that her coordinators were strictly under instructions not to post or nail on trees her tarpaulins and other propaganda materials.
"We care much, as we all should, for the environment," she said.
If elected, Datumanong said, her first bill would deal with the mandatory inclusion of peace and environment learning modules into values and guidance subjects in elementary and high school curriculums.
Guiamel Alim, chair and executive director of the Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society Organizations, said Datumanong was exposed to peace activism through human rights and interfaith advocacies, having worked for both the Moro Human Rights Center and the Center for Muslim and Christian Understanding nongovernment organizations.
The race for representative in the second district is being contested by Datumanong; Ali Sangki, a former executive director of the Office on Muslim Affairs; Mayor Zajid Mangudadatu of Mangudadatu town and brother of Maguindanao Gov. Esmael Mangudadatu; and Pendatun Pangadil, a professor.
A fifth candidate, Jumbo Matalam, has withdrawn.
A first-timer in politics, Datumanong is not spared from verbal attacks on bloc-time radio programs. For instance, one commentator said she was fresh from learning the start of Islamic prayers in Arabic—which means: "In the Name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful."
She did not respond, though, but said that just like her father, she can read Arabic, "although not that much," which she and her siblings learned at home from the late Aleem Iljas Ismael, who later became dean of the University of the Philippines' Institute of Islamic Studies.—Nash B. Maulana
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BANGKOK (Reuters) – Myanmar's military junta has suspended
visits by the Red Cross to 90 prisons and labor camps across
the country, the humanitarian agency said on Monday.
"Basically, the situation is not very good," said Fiona
Terry, a spokeswoman for the International Committee of the Red
Cross (ICRC) in Yangon. "The government has not authorized us
to visit since the end of last year."
The military government in charge of the former Burma had
not given any specific reasons for the termination of the ICRC
prison visits, which had been going on since 1999, she said.
During that time, the ICRC had made 453 visits to
prisoners, as well as two to opposition leader and Nobel
laureate Aung San Suu Kyi shortly after she was detained
following clashes between her supporters and government backers
in 2003, she said.
Human rights groups say Myanmar, which has been under
military rule since a 1962 coup, has around 1,100 political
prisoners. The ICRC does not release such information, citing
the need for confidentiality.
Terry said the ICRC's ability to operate had become more
difficult since the purge of Prime Minister Khin Nyunt in
October 2004, with the junta imposing unworkable conditions on
the agency, which visits prisoners in 80 countries and assesses
their detention conditions.
One of the most contentious conditions, Terry said, was
making the ICRC take local government-affiliated agencies such
as the Myanmar Red Cross or Myanmar Women's Federation on
visits to political prisoners or "security detainees," as it
calls them.
"We were willing to cooperate for a certain amount of
things. We were willing to share our knowledge. We were very
happy if some Myanmar groups got involved in the welfare of
detainees," Terry said.
"But obviously we are not able to visit with them. We have
to have an independent view of what's going on and to talk with
the detainees without any witnesses," she said.
Since Khin Nyunt's removal, travel and other curbs have
been placed on many aid groups, including the U.N. World Food
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Malaria, which pulled out of Myanmar in August 2005.
The ICRC was trying to negotiate a solution, Terry said,
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"We are optimistic that things are going to be resolved but
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In a recent article for The Gospel Coalition, Greg Forster described the predicament facing Christians still contending for gay marriage. Following up, he argued that we need new methods in the fight for marriage. Even after writing two articles, Forster had a lot more to say about what these new methods might include. Mark Mellinger and I interviewed Forster about easy divorce, religious freedom, and glimmers of hope in a culture ravaged by the effects of broken marriages. And at a time when soaring support for gay marriage puts pressure on the Supreme Court to strike down bans across the nation, we look at the influence of television on shaping morality, for better and worse. You can hardly produce a television show today unless it features a sympathetic gay character. But how might our neighbors' attitudes change if we told stories of marriage in its gritty beauty, such as the relationship between Eric and Tami Taylor of fictional Dillon, Texas, in Friday Night Lights?
If we have learned anything from the last decade, we should know that electing the right politicians won't solve what ails marriage. We should have learned that lesson when Ronald Reagan backed no-fault divorce as governor of California in 1970. We believe humans flourish when they obey biblical morality, but we're not afraid of religious freedom. We're not fighting to get the civil order to exclusively reflect Christianity. Love for our neighbors compels us to pursue more than a moral majority of 51 percent to enforce the definition of marriage. We want our neighbors to know Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. Forster helps us see the need for more sophisticated, faithful, long-term thinking about cultural change in light of the gospel.
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Sporting Kansas City head coach Peter Vermes says selling Kei Kamara to Middlesbrough was not an easy decision.
The MLS club offloaded the 29-year old Sierra Leone forward to the English Championship club on Monday for an undisclosed fee just four months after returning from a loan with Norwich City.
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Samie Lim, president of Blims Fine Furniture, explained that they have already submitted a letter to Ikea, expressing their keen interest for either a partnership, joint venture or a franchising deal with the Dutch retailer.
"They are coming. We're now trying to get through them through mutual friends who can bring us to [Ikea's] attention," Lim revealed.
A new subsidiary may be put up should Blims Fine Furniture be chosen as Ikea's partner in the Philippines, he noted, adding that he is aware that other companies may make a similar bid to this "very powerful brand."
According to Lim, the products of Ikea can cater to the furniture needs of the mid-market segment as it offers comparatively affordable furniture.
Based on data from its website, Ikea Systems BV was established in 1983 in the Netherlands, when it started to document and develop the Ikea retail system.
Inter Ikea Systems is the owner of the Ikea Concept and the worldwide Ikea franchisor.
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With 338 stores across the globe, Ikea provides low-priced products that allow it to serve more customers, rather than sell expensive home furnishings.
BLIMS Fine Furniture meanwhile claims to be a store that continues to "set the trends" over the past 30 years, taking pride in "revolutionizing the furniture industry by offering many firsts."
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It plans to hold a series of annual exhibits supported by extensive advertising campaigns. It also hopes to put up a complete one-stop center for ergonomic office furniture and furnishings, aptly called "Office World."
Meanwhile, Lim further revealed that the company, with its 25 stores across the country, hopes to house several of the best and "interesting" brands of furniture from Europe and the United States under its roof, similar to the concept of Automatic Centre, a leading retailer of high-end gadgets and appliances in the country.
But he declined to reveal the brands the company plans to bring in.
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Leelakumari Amma, who first brought to public attention the health hazards caused by the use of endosulfan through a petition in a munsiff court in Kasaragod, has been chosen for the Mukundan C. Menon Award instituted by the National Confederation of Human Rights Organisations (NCHRO).
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- 881-905 Errors-in-Variables Bounds in a Tobit Model of Endogenous Protection
by Kishore Gawande & Alok K. Bohara
- 906-922 A Long History of FOMC Voting Behavior
by Henry W. Chappell Jr. & Rob Roy McGregor
- 923-941 An Examination of Country Member Bank Cash Balances of the 1930s: A Test of Alternative Explanations
by Clifford B. Sowell & Atul K. Saxena
- 942-956 The Economics of Animal Farm
by William A. Hamlen Jr.
- 957-975 Reserve Banks, the Discount Rate Recommendation, and FOMC Policy
by Geoffrey M. B. Tootell
- 976-990 Welfare Policy: Cash Versus Kind, Self-Selection and Notches
by Nirvikar Singh & Ravi Thomas
- 991-1000 How Forward Looking Are Consumers? Further Evidence for the United States
by Daniel Himarios
- 1001-1008 Diagrammatic Approach to Capacity-Constrained Price Discrimination
by William S. Reece & Russell S. Sobel
2000, Volume 66, Issue 3
- 526-547 Measuring Market Power in Bilateral Oligopoly: The Wholesale Market for Beef
by John R. Schroeter & Azzeddine M. Azzam, & Mingxia Zhang
- 548-566 Labor Market Discrimination Against Men with Disabilities in the Year of the ADA
by Marjorie L. Baldwin & William G. Johnson
- 567-587 Employment Uncertainty and the Incidence of Job Loss in Transition Economies: The Case for Central Europe
by Henry W. Herzog Jr.
- 590-608 International Monetary Regimes and Incidence and Transmission of Macroeconomic Shocks: Evidence from the Bretton Woods and Modern Floating Periods
by Selahattin Dibooglu
- 609-630 The Determinants of Hispanic Representation in Municipal Government
by Tim R. Sass
- 631-648 Sibling Similarity in High School Graduation Outcomes: Causal Interdependency or Unobserved Heterogeneity?
by Gerald S. Oettinger
- 649-666 The Incidence of Deficit Finance with Imperfect Capital Markets
by Michael Ben-Gad
- 667-681 Profitable Mergers in a Cournot Model of Spatial Competition
by George Norman & Lynne Pepall
- 682-699 Technology, Trade Sensitivity, and Labor Displacement
by John T. Addison & Douglas A. Fox & Christopher J. Ruhm
- 700-714 Evidence of Adverse Selection from Thoroughbred Wagering
by Brian Chezum & Bradley S. Wimmer
- 715-728 LeChatelier Effects for the Competitive Firm under Price Uncertainty
by Arthur Snow
- 729=741 Has Greater Competition Restrained U.S. Inflation?
by John V. Duca & David D. VanHoose
- 742-753 Pricing Liquid Petroleum Gas in Mexico
by Dagobert L. Brito & William Laney Littlejohn & Juan Rosellón
- 754-763 Government Debt and Economic Growth in an Overlapping Generations Model
by Shuanglin Lin
- 764-769 Committee Decision Making: The Multicategory Case
by Ronald Britto
- 770-792 Exploring Economic Models Using Excel
by Miles Cahill & George Kosicki
1999, Volume 66, Issue 2
- 214-249 Beer Taxation and Alcohol-Related Traffic Fatalities
by Brent D. Mast & Bruce L. Benson & David W. Rasmussen
- 250-270 Smoking Status and Public Responses to Ambiguous Scientific Risk Evidence
by W. Kip Viscusi & Wesley A. Magat & Joel Huber
- 271-293 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the Gold Standard, and the Banking Panic of 1933
by James L. Butkiewicz
- 294-318 A Generalized Distance Function and the Analysis of Production Efficiency
by Jean-Paul Chavas & Thomas L. Cox
- 319-335 Static and Dynamic Externalities, Industry Composition, and State Labor Productivity: A Panel Study of States
by Mark D. Partridge & Dan S. Rickman
- 336-352 The Return to Hours and Workers in U.S. Manufacturing: Evidence on Aggregation Bias
by Ronald DeBeaumont & Larry D. Singell Jr.
- 353-366 Exclusive versus Common Dealership
by Tommy Staahl Gabrielsen & Lars Sørgard
- 367-378 The Impact of Banking and Fiscal Policies on State-Level Economic Growth
by Burton A. Abrams & Margaret Z. Clarke & Russell F. Settle
- 379-390 Who Loses HOPE? Attrition from Georgia's College Scholarship Program
by Thomas S. Dee & Linda A. Jackson
- 391-402 Ecological Interaction as a Source of Economic Irreversibility
by James R. Kahn & Robert V. O'Neill
- 403-413 Asymmetric Information and Demand for Money in an Overlapping Generations Economy
by Yong Wang
- 414-423 Inflation, Inflation Uncertainty, and Relative Price Variability
by Michael Aarstol
- 424-432 The Trade-Off Between Supervision and Wages: Evidence of Efficiency Wages from the NLSY
by Bradley T. Ewing & James E. Payne
- 433-441 A Note on Insurance Coverage in Incomplete Markets
by Arthur Hau
- 442-465 Optimal Unemployment Insurance: A Survey
by Edi Karni
- 466-480 Teaching Price Discrimination: Some Clarification
by Kathleen Carroll & Dennis Coates
- 505-525 Welfare Reform and the Race to the Bottom: Theory and Evidence
by Jan K. Brueckner
1999, Volume 66, Issue 1
- 39-60 Mitigating Agency Problems by Advertising, with Special Reference to Managed Health Care
by Paul H. Rubin & Joel L. Schrag
- 61-81 International Trade and the Accumulation of Human Capital
by Ann L. Owen
- 82-100 On-the-Job Training, Establishment Size, and Firm Size: Evidence for Economies of Scale in the Production of Human Capital
by Dan A. Black & Brett J. Noel & Zheng Wang
- 101-116 A Positive Model of Reserve Requirements and Interest on Reserves: A Clearinghouse Interpretation of the Federal Reserve System
by Mark Toma
- 117-131 Virtual Patent Extension by Cannibalization
by Morton I. Kamien & Israel Zang
- 132-143 Tariff and Quota Reform with International Capital Mobility
by David Franck
- 144-155 Have Air Pollutant Emissions Converged Among U.S. Regions? Evidence from Unit Root Tests
by John A. List
- 156-167 Uncertainty and Optimally Uniform Commodity Taxes
by Helmuth Cremer & Firouz Gahvari
- 168-177 Input Decisions and Price-Quality Schedules
by David A. Hennessy
- 178-185 Exchange Rate Volatility and International Trade
by Udo Broll & Bernhard Eckwert
- 186-192 Reputation Effects in Bargaining Games
by Eun-Soo Park
1999, Volume 65, Issue 4
- 675-690 In Defense of Excessive Government
by Dwight R. Lee
- 691-716 Do Community Characteristics Influence Environmental Outcomes? Evidence from the Toxics Release Inventory
by Seema Arora & Timothy N. Cason
- 717-738 The Effects of Labor Markets and Income Inequality on Crime: Evidence from Panel Data
by Joanne M. Doyle & Ehsan Ahmed & Robert N. Horn
- 739-756 Estimation of Scale Economies Underlying Growth and Productivity: The Empirical Implications of Data Aggregation
by Catherine J. Morrison Paul & Donald Siegel
- 757-773 Marginal and Average Tax Rates and the Incentive for Self-Employment
by Martin T. Robson & Colin Wren
- 774-790 Broadcast Advertising and U.S. Demand for Alcoholic Beverages
by Jon P. Nelson
- 791-806 Household Production of Health Investment: Analysis and Applications
by Allen C. Goodman & Miron Stano & John M. Tilford
- 807-822 The Impact of Regulation on Technical Change
by Gerald Granderson
- 823-838 The Austrian Search for Realistic Foundations
by Bryan Caplan
- 839-854 Mean Reversion of Real Exchange Rates in High-Inflation Countries
by Michael F. Bleaney & Stephen J. Leybourne & Paul Mizen
- 855-869 The Impact of Marginal Tax Rates on Taxable Income: Evidence from State Income Tax Differentials
by James E. Long
- 870-884 Quantitative Restrictions in the Presence of Cost-Based Informational Asymmetries
by Mark G. Herander & Brad Kamp
- 885-899 Adverse Selection and Pay Compression
by Jay Stewart
- 900-913 Persistence in International Inflation Rates
by Christopher F. Baum & John T. Barkoulas & Mustafa Caglayan
- 914-926 Loan Pushing and Triadic Relations
by Ashwini Deshpande
- 927-939 The Role of Innovation in the Postentry Performance of New Small Firms: Evidence from Italy
by Alessandro Arrighetti & Marco Vivarelli
- 940-952 Optimal Export Taxes with an Endogenous Location
by Hong Hwang & Chao-cheng Mai
- 953-958 Nepotism, Discrimination, and the Persistence of Utility-Maximizing, Owner-Operated Firms: Comment
by Shmuel Sharir
1999, Volume 65, Issue 3
- 377-404 Electoral Incentives, Public Policy, and the New Deal Realignment
by Robert K. Fleck
- 405-426 Instability of Equilibria in Experimental Markets: Upward-Sloping Demands, Externalities, and Fad-Like Incentives
by Charles R. Plott & Jared Smith
- 427-450 Are the Roots of the Modern Lex Mercatoria Really Medieval?
by Oliver Volckart & Antje Mangels
- 451-471 An Equilibrium Theory of Wage and Employment Cyclicality by Gender and by Industry
by Donggyun Shin
- 472-492 The Impact of Foreign Trade on the Employment of Unskilled U.S. Workers: Some New Evidence
by Frederic L. Pryor
- 493-512 What Explains Wage Differences Between Union Members and Covered Nonmembers?
by Edward J. Schumacher
- 513-535 The Political Economy of Trade Liberalization and Environmental Policy
by Per G. Fredriksson
- 526-538 Training, Wages, and the Human Capital Model
by Jonathan R. Veum
- 539-556 Minimum Wages, On-the-Job Training, and Wage Growth
by Adam J. Grossberg & Paul Sicilian
- 557-570 Statistical Inferences for Testing Marginal Rank and (Generalized) Lorenz Dominances
by Buhong Zheng
- 571-583 The Effectiveness of Vehicle Safety Inspections: An Analysis Using Panel Data
by David Merrell & Marc Poitras & Daniel Sutter
- 584-593 Time-Varying Response of Monetary Policy to Macroeconomic Conditions
by Chung-Hua Shen & David R. Hakes & Kenneth Brown
- 594-602 Are Wages Too Low? Empirical Implications of Efficiency Wage Models
by Thomas J. Carter
- 603-610 Teaching Economics with Classroom Experiments: A Symposium
by Charles A. Holt
- 611-621 Multimarket Equilibrium, Trade, and the Law of One Price
by Susan K. Laury & Charles A. Holt
- 622-629 Agendas and Strategic Voting
by Charles A. Holt & Lisa R. Anderson
- 630-636 Coordination
by C. Monica Capra & Charles A. Holt
- 637-647 Employment and Prices in a Simple Macroeconomy
by Jacob K. Goeree & Charles A. Holt
1998, Volume 65, Issue 2
- 204-222 The Leverage Theory of Tying Revisited: Evidence from Newspaper Advertising
by Margaret E. Slade
- 223-244 Relative Price Determination in the Medium Run: The Influence of Wages, Productivity, and International Prices
by Jack Strauss
- 245-263 Discrimination by Gender and Disability Status: Do Worker Perceptions Match Statistical Measures?
by Kevin F. Hallock & Wallace Hendricks & Emer Broadbent
- 264-281 Mixed Oligopoly, Privatization, and Strategic Trade Policy
by Debashis Pal & Mark D. White
- 282-293 Switching Costs in the Wholesale Distribution of Cigarettes
by Kenneth G. Elzinga & David E. Mills
- 294-307 Rural–Urban Wage Differentials, Unemployment, and Efficiency Wages: An Open Economy Policy Analysis
by Judith C. Chin
- 308-321 Liquidity, Transaction Costs, and Real Activity
by Junxi Zhang
- 322-330 Delaying Inter Vivos Transmissions Under Asymmetric Information
by H. Cremer & P. Pestieau
- 331-340 Efficiency Wages, Partial Wage Rigidity, and Money Nonneutrality
by Chung-Cheng Lin & Ching-Chong Lai
1998, Volume 65, Issue 1
- 2-19 The Two Faces of Adam Smith
by Vernon L. Smith
- 20-41 Racial Earnings Disparities and Family Structure
by William A. Darity Jr. & Samuel L. Myers Jr. & Chanjin Chung
- 42-63 Birthweight Productivity of Prenatal Care
by Geoffrey Warner
- 64-82 Rational Partisan Theory: Empirical Evidence for the United States
by Fredrik Carlsen
- 83-97 The Impact of Regulation on Input Substitution and Operating Cost
by Gerald Granderson & C. A. Knox Lovell
- 98-112 Learning in Sequential Auctions
by Thomas D. Jeitschko
- 113-126 Persuasive Advertising and Product Differentiation
by Nils-Henrik M. von der Fehr & Kristin Stevik
- 127-139 The Effect of Separation Bonuses on Voluntary Quits: Evidence from the Military's Downsizing
by Stephen L. Mehay & Paul F. Hogan
- 140-150 Taxation, Fines, and Producer Liability Rules: Efficiency and Market Structure Implications
by Stephen F. Hamilton
- 151-159 Effects of U.S. Trade Remedy Law Enforcement under Uncertainty: The Case of Steel
by Jae W. Chung
- 160-168 Part-Whole Bias in Contingent Valuation: Will Scope Effects Be Detected with Inexpensive Survey Methods?
by John C. Whitehead & Timothy C. Haab & Ju-Chin Huang
- 169-177 Experimental Results on Expressed Certainty and Hypothetical Bias in Contingent Valuation
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(RNS) Mormons put Utah on top, with 51 percent of Utah residents attending church weekly, the highest in U.S., according to a new Gallup poll.
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BERKELEY, Calif. (RNS) "We are starting to see a significant disconnect between what the church is telling people to believe about same-sex marriage and homosexuality and what people actually believe and accept," said LGBT activist John Gustav-Wrathall. "I think the Internet has a lot to do with that."
(RNS) The assassination of Mormon church founder Joseph Smith provides rich insights into mob violence in 19th-century America and the country's failure to protect religious freedom for unpopular churches, says the author of a new book.
(RNS) Women's ordination advocate Kate Kelly said it's unlikely she will seek rebaptism anytime soon into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which excommunicated her Monday (June 23).
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(RNS) Just as heaven is often depicted as people sitting on clouds strumming harps, "Latter-day Saints' doctrine of exaltation is often similarly reduced in media to a cartoonish image of people receiving their own planets," the statement says.
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PHILADELPHIA -- For all the agony they have suffered in this town, the lopsided losses and the taunting fans and especially the division titles clinched against them, the Nationals arrived in Phila
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