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NSE Trading Session
By Goddy Egene and Eromosele Abiodun
Investors in the Nigerian equities market again had something to smile about last week as the market sustained the renewed momentum that started the previous week, lifting stock prices to a seven-month high.
The market had the previous week started a bull run as investor confidence gradually returned to the market on the back of the strong first quarter results released by almost all the banks and increased liquidity following the introduction of market makers.
Trading had last Monday resumed from where it stopped the previous week and continued on that note till midweek, it moved further north on Thursday as the bulls held sway of transactions with the help of petroleum stocks, which, continued their impressive run.
Stocks however, reverted downwards at the close of business last Friday as the bears decided the outcome of the last trading day of the week to halt eight consecutive days of bullish activity.
Despite last Friday's setback, most market indices closed the week firmer led by the twin market performance indicators, the NSE All-share Index or ASI and the market capitalisation.
Analysis of trading numbers released by the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) revealed that the exchange's benchmark Index appreciated by 352.94 points or 1.62 per cent to close on Friday at 22,109.44 while the market capitalisation of the 187 main board equities appreciated from N6.938 trillion to N 7.051 trillion.
Also, the NSE-30 Index, which mirrors the 30 most capitalised stocks appreciated by 12.59 points or 1.26 per cent to close at 1008.52.The previous week, the NSE-ASI and the NSE-30 Index appreciated by 4.89 per cent and 5.08 per cent, respectively.
Three of the four sectoral indices appreciated during the week compared to two during the preceding week. While the NSE Consumer Goods Index appreciated by 23.46 points or 1.33 per cent to close at 1,787.72, the NSE Banking Index went up by 5.78 points or 1.84 per cent to close at 319.73. In the same vein, the NSE Oil/Gas Index grew by 13.19 points or 7.35 per cent to close at 192.53. However, the NSE Insurance Index depreciated by 0.77 points or 0.61 per cent to close at 124.94.
A further analysis of the NSE numbers showed that investors sold a total of 1.916 billion ordinary shares worth N16.664 billion made in 23,143 deals, in contrast to a total of 2.049 billion ordinary shares valued at N15.736 billion exchanged the previous week in 19,783 deals. The Financial Services sector accounted for 1.655 billion shares valued at N12.013 billion traded in 14,561 deals while the Consumer Goods Sector followed with 113.365 million shares valued at N3.552 billion traded in 4,009 deals. The previous week, the Financial Services sector led on the activity chart and was followed by the Consumer Goods sector.
The banking subsector of the Financial Services sector was the most active during the week (measured by turnover volume) with 1.520 billion shares worth N11.940 billion exchanged by investors in 13,265 deals. The volume of shares sold in the banking subsector was largely driven by activity in the shares of United Bank for Africa Plc, Zenith Bank Plc and First Bank of Nigeria Plc. Trading in the shares of the three banks accounted for 875.54 million shares, representing 57.59 per cent, 52.91 per cent and 45.69 per cent of the turnover recorded by the subsector, sector and total turnover for the week, respectively.
The insurance carriers, brokers and services subsector of the Financial Services sector, boosted by activity in the shares of AIICO Insurance Plc, followed on the week's activity chart with a subsector turnover of 47.755 million shares valued at N23.918 million traded in 532 deals. The previous week, the banking subsector led on the activity chart and was followed by the insurance carriers, brokers and services subsector.
Also traded during the week were 121 units of NewGold Exchange Traded Products (ETFs) valued at N303,730.00 exchanged in 4 deals. However, there were no transactions executed through the stock market in the Federal Government Development Stocks, State and Local Government Bonds and Corporate Bonds/Debentures Stocks sectors.
Gainers and Losers
The price movement chart of the NSE displayed a total of 35 equities that appreciated in price during the week, higher than the thirty-three (33) of the preceding week. Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc led on the gainers' table with a gain of N13.53 or 10.24 per cent to close at N145.60 per share while Flour Mills Nigeria Plc followed with a gain of N5.00 or 9.26 per cent to close at N59.00 per share. Other price gainers' in the Top 10 category include: Conoil Plc (N4.50), NCR (Nigeria) Plc (N3.23), Cadbury Nig. Plc (N3.10), Dangote Cement Plc (N2.02), Ashaka Cement Plc (N1.80), Guinness Nigeria Plc (N1.78), Lafarge Wapco Plc (91 kobo) and Nigerian Breweries Plc (90 kobo).
On the other hand, 26 stocks depreciated in price, lower than the 34 of the preceding week. CAP Plc led on the price losers' table, dropping by N2.99 or (11.33per cent) to close at N23.40 per share while GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria Plc followed with a loss of N1.20 or (5.85per cent) to close at N19.30 per share. Other price losers in the Top 10 category include: Unilever Nigeria Plc (41 kobo), Total Nigeria Plc (39 kobo), Portland Paints & Products Plc (37 kobo), Eterna Plc (34 kobo), P Z Cussons Nigeria Plc (33 kobo), Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc (30 kobo), FCMB Plc (28 kobo) and Dangote Flour Mills Plc (25 kobo).
NSE Trading Platform
Meanwhile, the new trading platform of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)-NASDAQ X-Stream-will become operational by second quarter of 2013.
Speaking at the contract signing ceremony for the platform with officials of NASDAQ OMX in Lagos, the CEO of the NSE, Mr. Oscar Onyema, said the deal signified a milestone in the effort of the exchange to upgrade its current trading platform, Horizon, to the cutting-edge NASDAQ X-Stream.
According to him, the new platform is a high performance, robust and scalable, multi-asset, multi-market matching trading engine, noting that the NSE and officials of NASDAQ OMX would work together to ensure that the platform is deployed in Q2 of 2013.
He said: "The new trading platform will enable the NSE have the fastest trading engine in Africa and investors, through their stockbrokers, will have real-time access to market prices, their portfolios and be enabled to execute market orders in near real-time from anywhere and on a wide range of devices including smart phones."
Onyema noted that the new system would improve transparency and provide efficient price discovery in the market, among other benefits, stressing that investors in the market would benefit significantly from the system upgrade as it would afford them the opportunity to diversify their investment portfolio.
"With this new system, equities, a fully functional bond market and Exchange Traded Funds ( ETFs) will be accommodated in phase one of the projects while derivatives will be introduced in the second phase. The system will also enable the NSE to host other exchanges," he promised.
Speaking in the same vein, the Executive Director, Market Operations and Technology (MOT) of the exchange, Mr. Adeolu Bajomo, explained that the process of selecting the new trading platform was rigorous.
"We undertook a detailed and robust evaluation process that culminated in the selection of NASDAQ OMX X-Stream, a system currently used by over 94 exchanges around the world and reputed to be one of the leading trading platforms in the market," he said.
Vice-Chairman of NASDAQ OMX, Mr. Sandy Frucher, and President, Market Technology of the company, Mr. Lars Ottersgard, signed on behalf of NASDAQ while Onyema and Bajomo, signed on behalf of NSE witnessed by many council members of the exchange, including the former Interim Administrator, Mr. Emmanuel Ikazoboh.
Meanwhile, trading continued on the bullish note as the NSE All-share Index rose by 0.53 per cent to close at 21,895.41, while market capitalisation added N37 billion to close at N6.983 trillion.
Twenty-nine equities added value led by Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc with N6.60, while 13 equities declined in value led by PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc with N0.26.
The new trading system, NASDAQ X-Stream to be acquired by the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)from the multinational financial services powerhouse, NASDAQ OMX, may cost the Exchange about N1.4 billion THISDAY checks have revealed.
As part of its desire to upgrade its trading platform, The NSE had invited business proposals from vendors. NASDAQ OMX and two other global exchanges, responded to exchange's
The exchange during the tenure of Mr. Emmanuel Ikazoboh as the Interim administrator, settled for NASDAQ OMX X-Stream trading system, which is said to be used by over 20 exchanges around the world.
While the management of the NSE will be signing the contract for the trading system with NASDAQ OMX in Lagos tomorrow, competent market sources close to the deal told THISDAY that it would cost the Nigerian bourse about N1.4 billion to get the trading system.
Executive Director, Market Operations and Technology (MOT) of the Exchange, Mr. Adeolu Bajomo, had last week explained that the exchange and NASDAQ OMX performed a joint design study between September and November 2010 and in July 2011, covering requirements, project timeline and risks system components; servers and connectivity; installation, training, testing and go live support among other issues.
Speaking on the project objectives, Bajomo noted that the X-stream would replace the current trading system, Horizon.
"Equities and fully functional Bond Market, and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) will come in phase one and the introduction of Derivatives to The Exchange will come in the second phase."
According to him, implementation of a new trading platform is one of the key cornerstones in delivering the full potential of our market, affording the Exchange the tools to deliver target of five products in five years, scale up its services for growth and enhance the investor experience of doing business in the Nigerian capital market.
"The new system will also improve transparency and provide efficient price discovery. The platform, will among others, enable investors, through their brokers to have real-time access to market prices, their portfolios and execute market orders in near real-time from anywhere and on a wide range of devices including smart phones," he said.
Senior Vice-President, NASDAQ OMX Market Technology, Lars Ottersgard, was recently quoted to have said that the latest edition of the X-stream technology matches orders in under 100 millionths of a second.
According to him, built on support business growth, X-stream is a proven multi-asset trading solution that combines exceptional performance and rich functionality with unparalleled flexibility and adaptability. X-stream's flexible architecture is a powerful tool that enables marketplaces to grow and adapt as their business grows and requirements change.
ACT Begs FG for Capital Market
In a bid to get the equities market to where it was in 2008, the Association of Corporate Trustees (ACT), last week, called for the injection of funds into the Nigerian capital market by the Federal Government as a way of bailing it out from its poor state.
The trustees made the call in their presentation to the House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee conducting a public hearing on the near collapse of the Nigerian capital market in Abuja.
Trustees provide investor protection services, secured credit administration, supervision and monitoring of fund managers and issuers to ensure compliance with regulatory obligations. They play a vital role in maintaining a safe market structure for investment activities in the bond and collective investment segments of the market.
Making the presentation on behalf of other members, President of ACT, Mrs. Oluwatoyin Sanni, said: "Clearly, injection of funds is required to shore up prices and lift the capital market from its present very low depth. Responding to the financial meltdown afflicting every facet of business in Nigeria, the issue for determination at this juncture is whether short, medium and long term palliative measures are sufficient to uplift the Nigerian capital market. As with the money market, through AMCON, we believe there is a need for government intervention to salvage the Nigerian capital market."
According to her, the intervention measures by the government could be in short or long term.
She said such measures were largely crafted and put in place by the various governments and the regulators.
"This implies that the Nigerian Federal Government and its various organs have a huge role to play in the recovery of the Nigeria capital market taking a cue from what obtains in global environment," she added.
Under the short-term measures, the trustees said the government engaged in direct purchase of shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) and a bail-out for real and manufacturing sectors of the economy.
Explaining the direct purchase of shares on the NSE, the trustees said the government wished to utilise a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) or use the Ministry of Finance Incorporated to commence buying of shares on the NSE.
"When these shares are purchased, they will serve twin purposes – being investment for the government which it can hold, earn returns and later resell on one hand and increase the demand segment of the capital market leading to market recovery.
"On the other hand, it is estimated that the sum of N800 billion will suffice as the chain effect will trigger other purchase mandates as investor confidence heightens, following the upward movement of both the market capitalisation and the NSE All-Share Index. This measure which was adopted in the United States of America after the 1987 crash helped to cut out programme trading and save the American market," Sanni said.
Justifying their call for the government intervention, Sanni explained that for each of the past global crashes, government played major roles in ensuring economic recovery.
"During the Tulip and bulb crash (1634 – 1637) in Holland, government stepped in to halt the crash by offering to honour contracts at 10 per cent of the face value. Lately in the 2007 to 2009 credit crunch (US Subprime Mortgage Crisis) which affected global economy, the US Federal Reserve Bank and Reserve Banks around the world took steps to expand money supply to avoid the risk of a deflationary spiral in which lower wages and higher unemployment lead to a self-reinforcing decline in global consumption.
"Interest rates were cut by central banks globally to help borrowers. In addition, the US Federal Reserve bank injected fresh funds to the tune of $2.5 trillion into the market by buying up the debt of private and government agencies. The governments of European nations and the US also raised the capital of their national banking systems. Governments bailed out several firms incurring large obligations," she said.
Speaking on the bail-out for the real sector of the economy, ACT boss, who is also the Chief Executive Officer, Trustees/Global Investor Services, United Bank for Africa Plc, said many of the listed companies were suffering from the effect of the global economic crisis.
"Investors in the Nigerian capital market as at end of January 2012 have lost more than N9 trillion. It is not only banks that can benefit from bailouts. Many of the listed companies in the real and manufacturing sectors are suffering from the effect of global economic crash and their fortunes and consequently investor fortunes would be boosted by government aid to achieve recovery as was done by the US government," she said.
Regarding the long-term measures, Sanni said a consistent and determined fight against corruption would elevate our nation and make our market more attractive to the world.
"Rapid installation of world class market infrastructure, commencing with market wide Straight-through Processing as have been done in advanced and even smaller neighbouring economies which are wholly electronic. For example, the West African Economic and Monetary Union, headquartered in Cote D'Ivoire. Enthrone transparency/checks and balances in line with global standards of best practices," she said.
According to her, the market should be broaden through the acceleration of process of commencement of new products like securities lending will aid liquidity and boost activities level.
"Regulatory synergy/synchronisation between the different arms of the financial system is an imperative for sustained growth of the capital market. Regular workshop with the various stakeholders of the capital market-relevant governmental departments who perform capital market related functions. Market education and investors awareness/sensitisation as to the opportunities and risks of the market is crucial. Recapitalisation and consolidation of market operators to ensure economic strength, capacity and to eliminate fragmentation, thus aiding effective regulation," she declared.
LSE Support Nigerian Economy
In another development, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) during the week under review said it would support companies operating in the power and other infrastructural sectors of the Nigerian economy with the provision of funds needed to successfully executive such projects.
This was stated by Mr. Richard Webster-Smith, who is responsible for the LSE's Primary Markets business development activities in the Americas, South Asia, Middle East and Africa, in an interview with THISDAY in Lagos.
The Federal Government's efforts in transforming the power and energy sectors of the economy is expected to lead to the establishment of many companies in the generation, distribution and transmission of electricity power.
Considering the huge capital requirements there are apprehensions that companies wishing to play in the sectors may face the challenge of funding.
But speaking with THISDAY, Webster-Smith said the LSE would be an ideal place for such companies to raise the required funds.
According to him, the London markets have been used to raise sizeable amounts of investment funds for developing power generation projects in emerging markets.
"The example of India highlights how, with the right regulatory framework in place, investors in London have an appetite for direct investment in the power sector in high growth economies. We believe with recent regulatory developments here in Nigeria, the sector is becoming more appealing to international investors and international equity financing could be a key part of meeting Nigeria's power requirements," he said.
Webster-Smith, who was in Nigeria to discuss prospects of firms operating in the country to list on the LSE, said that London was unmatched in terms of the availability of international capital to fund the needs of companies from all round the world.
"International equity funds under management in London alone are estimated at $1.3 trillion. Hence the LSE is the most international of all the world's stock exchanges, with around 3,000 companies from over 70 countries admitted to trading on its markets," he said.
As part of efforts to assist Nigerian firms access funds on the international capital markets, he said the LSE had established a d working relationship with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in terms of sharing information and experiences.
He added that they all also worked jointly to promote the development of the Nigerian capital market through the annual Nigeria Capital Markets Forum in partnership with NSE, JP Morgan and Thomson Reuters.
On the prospects of Nigerian firms successfully raising funds on the LSE, Webster-Smith said many African firms including those from Nigeria had successfully accessed the international capital markets via their LSE.
According to him, since 2008, Africa-focused companies listed on the LSE have raised over £4.18 billion in new and further issues in the market. In 2011(alone), a total of 11 Africa-focused companies joined the LSE, raising a total of £272.65million on admission.
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The 75 Best Albums of 2011
26 Dec 2011 // 3:00 PM
The year's best albums feature sophomore sets from two of indie's finest artists, a hardcore punk opera masterpiece, career highlights from four amazing women in the top 10 alone, new forward-thinking R&B and hip-hop, an electronic Big Album that shoots for the moon, and so much more.
Mayer Hawthorne: Where Does This Door Go
14 Jul 2013 // 5:06 PM
Even with the thematic of sex being awkward and mean-spirited, the LP is a joy to listen to and fans of Steely Dan will find much to admire here.
Mayer Hawthorne: How Do You Do
16 Oct 2011 // 4:00 PM
No sophomore slump as Michigan soul man finally lives up to his fullest potential.
Mayer Hawthorne + Questlove: 15 July 2013 - New York (Photos)
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Mayer Hawthorne - "Her Favorite Song" (video) + Tour Dates
26 Jun 2013 // 2:26 AM
Mayer Hawthorne's third album, 'Where Does This Door Go', releases July 16th and the artist has a massive North American tour planned. Heres the video for his new song "Her Favorite Song", directed by Marc Klasfeld (Katy Perry, Jay-Z, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Britney Spears).

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AOTE 2 pencils by StephaneRouxWatch
©2011-2016 StephaneRoux
Pages 17 and 18 of issue # 2
That..... bike.... so suggestive... But impeccably styled nonetheless!
so much detail - lets me touch the screen with my nose!
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But Thank you, and don't forget to windex when you're done.
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wow amazing !!
how do you not get overwhelmed with the tech side of of this piece? Meaning, all the mechanics on the underside of that bike? And it looks believable too. Nicely done, Stephane. I bow to your awesomeness, man.
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We are a Christian church in the Anglican tradition that aims to provide compassion, care and support to its members, the community of Remuera and the wider Auckland community. We strive every day to live out our Mission Statement: "To know Christ and to make Christ known."
We offer a range of activities and opportunities for fellowship and personal growth. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we support and encourage each individual to develop their own personal strengths and gifts through prayer, biblical study, discussion forums, participation in groups, and Christian action.
Saint Mark's has a wonderful church building and Parish Centre facility, both of which are used and enjoyed by many within the church and the wider community.
As the New Year begins, the church moves from the themes of Christmas to those of Epiphany. Epiphany is about revelation, about the moments in the Gospel narratives when the true identity of Jesus the Christ are glimpsed. Epiphany is not a single event, but a journey of revelation, of moments when God is glimpsed in a new way. The magi have seen it, and they journey to the infant Jesus. Those present at the baptism of Jesus have seen it, as the heavens opened and the Spirit came to witness, 'You are my Son, the Beloved'. The disciples, present at a wedding feast, saw it and believed. Prophecy is fulfilled; Jesus is anointed to bring good news, although not all can accept it. Indeed, for some it is altogether too much. As the season ends, God's glory is seen yet again, this time on a mountain top, but there is also a hint of the darkness to come as we prepare for Lent (the 40 days excluding Sundays that come before Easter) and Easter.
You are very welcome at Saint Mark's, whether it is to pray, to sit in quiet reflection, to visit just for a short time or to join our faith community and take part in the many services and other activities that happen here.
Peace to you and your families throughout the coming weeks.
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Kiffin: You pay for your mistakes
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It isn't every day you inform USC's Lane Kiffin that one of his own players questioned Kiffin's ability to lead the Trojans' program.
And it isn't every day that Kiffin says, "That doesn't surprise me one bit. You got to blame somebody, so you're going to blame the head coach -- and you should. I blame myself for this."
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Hallman's Rants: Big Government Republicans at it again
By: John Hallman
Florida's Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater wants to BAN lawyer referral services, like the ads you probably have seen on TV, for example; 1-800-Ask-Gary. This referral business operates by having people in car accidents call this referral service and they then refer an attorney that they have a referral fee agreement with. I know what you are thinking, "this is just creepy ambulance chasing" and the usual populist response is "why there should be a law". CFO Atwater is saying there is a network of referral services tied to lawyers and pain clinics to extract quick insurance settlements and (here is the nasty word) make a PROFIT! Atwater says this is fraud and driving up the cost of insurance. I may be wrong, but operating a referral business is not necessarily fraudulent, it is a service, if I have an accident that is not my fault, and I sustain some possible injuries and instead of going home and flipping through the yellow pages for an attorney and possibly a pain clinic, I can just make one phone call to "Gary" and have a lawyer referred to me.
Doesn't that make my life easier, what is wrong with that? Now, if the pain clinic is producing a fake medical diagnosis, then that is fraud and should be stopped. I do believe it is the proper role of government to stop fraud, but as usual Big Government Republicans want to through a big blanket over a particular business and have the force of government kill any chance of someone making a living. I am sick and tired of this Republican grandstanding "I am looking out for you"!
A referral service can be a legitimate way to make a living, if there is suspicion of fraud, then investigate case by case, fraud can exist in any business, not just referral services. Hey, Mr. Atwater, how about going after the fraud and corruption in the Florida Legislature and the Republican Party of Florida!


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by Engelbert Stockhammer & Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos
- 171-189 Euro Crises and Euro Scams: Trade not Debt and Deficits Tell the Tale
by John Weeks
- 190-209 Learning from Japan: The European Central Bank and the European Sovereign Debt Crisis
by Daniela Gabor
- 210-233 Rebalancing the Euro Area: The Costs of Internal Devaluation
by Engelbert Stockhammer & Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos
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by Nadia Garbellini & Ariel Luis Wirkierman
- 258-281 The Cost Channel of Monetary Transmission and Stabilization Policy in a Post-Keynesian Macrodynamic Model
by Gilberto Tadeu Lima & Mark Setterfield
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by Bruno Jossa
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by Nicholas M. Trebat & Carlos Aguiar De Medeiros
2014, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-22 Economic Policy for Structural Change
by Angelo Reati
- 23-59 The Origins and Development of the Latin American Structuralist Approach to the Balance of Payments, 1944-1964
by Mauro Boianovsky & Ricardo Solís
- 60-84 The Aggregate Production Function: 'Not Even Wrong'
by J. Felipe & J.S.L. McCombie
- 85-110 Capital Wealth Taxation: Theory and Application
by James Yunker
- 111-127 Sraffa on Fixed Capital, Money and the Phases of Capitalism
by Nuno O. Martins
- 128-148 Financialization and the Monetary Circuit: A Macro-accounting Approach
by Marco Veronese Passarella
- 149-154 Structural Dynamics and Economic Growth
by Angelo Reati
- 154-157 The Middle Class Fights Back: How Progressive Movements Can Restore Democracy in America
by Frank Roosevelt
- 158-160 Capital, Exploitation and Economic Crisis
by Johann K. Jaeckel
- 160-164 The Return to Keynes
by Annalisa Rosselli
2013, Volume 25, Issue 4
- 533-543 The Review of Political Economy at 25: Past, Present and Future
by Steven Pressman
- 546-571 Does Mill's case for infant industry protection capture Hamilton's and List's arguments for promoting industrial development?
by P. Sai-Wing Ho
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by Stephen Kinsella
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by Timothy P. Sharpe
- 607-623 Finance, Monetary Policy and the Institutional Foundations of the Phillips Curve
by Georgios Argitis & Yannis Dafermos
- 624-649 Profitability Capital Accumulation and Crisis in the Greek Economy 1958--2009: a Marxist Analysis
by Thanasis Maniatis & Costas Passas
- 650-652 Introduction to the Symposium
by Olivier Allain & Jochen Hartwig & M.G. Hayes
- 653-660 Effective Demand: Securing the Foundations
by Olivier Allain
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by M.G. Hayes
- 672-678 Effective Demand: Securing the Foundations
by Jochen Hartwig
- 679-682 Aristotle, Adam Smith and Karl Marx: On Some Fundamental Issues in 21st Century Political Economy
by Robert E. Prasch
- 682-685 Rethinking the Keynesian Revolution: Keynes, Hayek, and the Wicksell Connection
by Gene Callahan
2013, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 373-398 The Economic Commission for Latin America and the 1950s' Debate on Choice of Techniques
by Mauro Boianovsky
- 399-425 Electronic Resources and Heterodox Economics
by Fabio D'Orlando
- 426-443 Financing Pay-as-you-go Public Pension Systems: Some Notes in the Light of the Classical-type Theory of Income Distribution
by Sergio Nistic�
- 444-460 Well-being and the Wealth of Nations: How are They to Be Defined?
by Florence Jany-Catrice & Dominique Méda
- 461-475 Circuit with Multi-period Credit
by Edouard Cottin-Euziol & Louis-Philippe Rochon
- 476-495 Total Factor Productivity or Technical Progress Function? Post-Keynesian Insights for the Empirical Analysis of Productivity Differentials in Mature Economies
by Renato Paniccià & Paolo Piacentini & Stefano Prezioso
- 496-511 Instability and Crisis in Financial Complex Systems
by Lino Sau
- 512-531 The Institution, the Economy and the Market: Karl Polanyi's Institutional Thought for Economists
by Jerome Maucourant & Sebastien Plociniczak
2013, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 179-204 Keynesian, Classical and New Keynesian Approaches to Fiscal Policy: Comparison and Critique
by Thomas I. Palley
- 205-224 The State of Short-term Expectation
by M. G. Hayes
- 225-253 Competition, Welfare and Macroeconomics: A Classical/Sraffian Perspective
by Graham White
- 254-272 Why and How Do Capitalists Divide Labour? From Marglin and Back again through Babbage and Marx
by Bruno Tinel
- 273-293 Precarious Work in Global Exports: The Case of Indonesia
by Shaianne T. Osterreich
- 294-308 The Causes and Consequences of the Misdiagnosis of the Financial Crisis in the United States
by Wesley C. Marshall
- 309-326 On Keynes's Criticism of the Loanable Funds Theory
by Giancarlo Bertocco
- 327-347 Endogenous Money in the Age of Financial Liberalization
by G�k�er �zg�r & Korkut Alp Ert�rk
- 348-359 Endogenous Money: A Note on Some Post-Keynesian Controversies
by Bill Lucarelli
- 360-363 Casualties of Credit: The English Financial Revolution, 1620--1720
by John Berdell
- 363-366 Argentina's Economic Growth and Recovery: The Economy in a Time of Default
by Jacob Lederman
- 366-371 A Modern Guide to Keynesian Macroeconomics and Economic Policies
by Claudio Sardoni
2013, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-38 The Present Crisis. A Trump for a Renewed Political Economy
by Robert Boyer
- 39-56 A Nobel Prize for Empirical Macroeconomics: Assessing the Contributions of Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims
by Marcel Boumans & Esther-Mirjam Sent
- 57-67 Open Economy Monetary Policy Reconsidered
by John Weeks
- 69-90 The IMF, Crises and Low-Income Countries: Evidence of Change?
by Elisa Van Waeyenberge & Hannah Bargawi & Terry McKinley
- 91-116 Marx on Absolute and Relative Wages and the Modern Theory of Distribution
by Enrico Sergio Levrero
- 117-138 On Walras's Concept of Equilibrium
by Ariel Dvoskin & Andrés Lazzarini
- 139-163 When Economics Faces the Economy: John Bates Clark and the 1914 Antitrust Legislation
by Luca Fiorito
- 165-169 The Economist's Oath: On the Need for and Content of Professional Economic Ethics
by Robert F. Garnett
- 169-172 Money, Uncertainty and Time
by M. G. Hayes
- 172-175 Marx at the Margins: On Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Non-Western Societies
by Oren M. Levin-Waldman
- 175-177 The Elgar Companion to Hyman Minsky
by Jan Toporowski
2012, Volume 24, Issue 4
- 543-573 Demand-led Growth Theory: A Historical Approach
by Matthew Smith
- 575-605 Gender in American Tobacco Cards 1880--1920: The Role of Coercive Competition
by Jonathan P. Goldstein
- 607-622 Household Debt, Dynamic Stability, and Change in Demand Creation Patterns
by Hiroshi Nishi
- 623-642 Financial System, Innovation and Regional Development: The Relationship between Liquidity Preference and Innovation in Brazil
by Jo�o Prates Romero & Frederico G. Jayme
- 643-661 Capital, the State, and the Monetary Mode of Power: A Review of Nitzan and Bichler's Capital as Power
by John H. Bradford
- 663-665 The Coming of Age of Information Technologies and the Path of Transformational Growth
by Matthew Smith
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by Gene Callahan
- 667-669 Heterodox Macroeconomics. Keynes, Marx and Globalization
by Guglielmo Forges Davanzati
- 669-673 After Adam Smith: A Century of Transformation in Politics and Political Economy
by Oren M. Levin-Waldman
- 674-676 Global Finance and Social Europe
by Engelbert Stockhammer
2012, Volume 24, Issue 3
- 375-398 Development Theory and the Cold War: The Influence of Politics on Latin American Structuralism
by Nat�lia M. Bracarense
- 399-416 Cooperative Firms as a New Mode of Production
by Bruno Jossa
- 417-435 The Measurement of Prices of Production: An Alternative Approach
by Peter Flaschel & Reiner Franke & Roberto Veneziani
- 437-444 A Comment on 'The Measurement of Prices of Production' by Peter Flaschel, Reiner Franke & Roberto Veneziani
by Bertram Schefold
- 445-447 Reply to Bertram Schefold
by Peter Flaschel & Reiner Franke & Roberto Veneziani
- 449-449 Symposium on the Future of Post-Keynesian Economics and Heterodox Economics contra their Critics (Part 2)
by Marc Lavoie & Frederic S. Lee
- 451-467 Brands of Economics and the Trojan Horse of Pluralism
by Peter E. Earl & Ti-Ching Peng
- 469-487 A Guide to Paradigmatic Self-Marginalization: Lessons for Post-Keynesian Economists
by Leonhard Dobusch & Jakob Kapeller
- 489-501 The Institutional Barriers to Heterodox Pluralism
by Barbara E. Hopkins
- 503-518 Engagement with the Mainstream in the Future of Post Keynesian Economics
by Louis-Philippe Rochon & Peter Docherty
- 519-527 Theories of Value from Adam Smith to Piero Sraffa
by Fred Moseley
- 527-535 Theories of Value from Adam Smith to Piero Sraffa
by Enrico Sergio Levrero
- 536-540 The Provocative Joan Robinson: The Making of a Cambridge Economist
by Alex Millmow
- 540-542 The Confiscation of American Prosperity: from Right Wing Extremism and Economic Ideology to the Next Great Depression
by Collin G. Matton
2012, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 183-202 Terms of Trade, Competitive Advantage, and Trade Patterns
by Ramaa Vasudevan
- 203-226 A Post-Keynesian Model of the Palestinian Economy: The Economics of an Investment-Constrained Economy
by Alberto Botta & Gianni Vaggi
- 227-249 The Road to Financialization in Central and Eastern Europe: The Early Policies and Politics of Stabilizing Transition
by Daniela Veronica Gabor
- 251-271 The Effect of Foreign Affiliate Employment on Wages, Employment, and the Wage Share in Austria
by �zlem Onaran
- 273-287 The Austrian Dehomogenization Debate, or the Possibility of a Hayekian Planner
by Alejandro Agafonow
- 289-302 Return of the State? The G20, the Financial Crisis and Power in the World Economy
by Donald Nordberg
- 303-304 Introduction
by Marc Lavoie & Frederic S. Lee
- 305-319 Post Keynesians and Others
by J. E. King
- 321-335 Perspectives for Post-Keynesian Economics
by Marc Lavoie
- 337-351 Heterodox Economics and its Critics
by Frederic S. Lee
- 353-368 Post Keynesianism, Heterodoxy and Mainstream Economics
by David Dequech
- 369-371 Perfecting Parliament: Constitutional Reform, Liberalism, and the Rise of Western Democracy
by Gene Callahan
- 371-374 Taking Economics Seriously
by Robert E. Prasch
2012, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-13 Is it Time to Bury Dead-Weight Loss?
by David George
- 15-32 Early Evolution of the Assumption of Non-satiation
by Lorenzo Garbo
- 33-50 Towards a Theory of the Consumption--Growth Relationship
by Davide Gualerzi
- 51-67 Keynes, Sraffa and the Emergence of the General Theory
by Roy H. Grieve
- 69-86 Portfolio Allocation, Liquidity-Preference and the q Ratio: A Reassessment of the Contributions of Tobin and Kahn
by Theodore T. Koutsobinas
- 87-101 Structural Integration, Exports and Growth in Mexico: An Input--Output Approach
by Fidel Aroche & Marco Antonio Marquez
- 103-129 Labor Market Institutions and the Role of Elites in Flexicurity Societies
by Peter Flaschel & Alfred Greiner & Sigrid Luchtenberg
- 131-143 The Classical Theory of Normal Prices and the Analysis of Economic Changes: A Comment
by Fabio Ravagnani
- 145-150 Reply to Ravagnani
by Fabio D'Orlando
- 151-155 Rejoinder
by Fabio Ravagnani
- 157-161 Keynes on Monetary Policy, Finance and Uncertainty. Liquidity Preference Theory and the Global Financial Crisis
by G. C. Harcourt
- 161-164 A History of Heterodox Economics: Challenging the Mainstream in the Twentieth Century
by Spencer J. Pack
- 164-166 Kalecki's Principle of Increasing Risk and Keynesian Economics
by Robert E. Prasch
- 167-171 Zombie Economics: How Dead Ideas Still Walk Among Us
by Johann K. Jaeckel
- 171-173 Thorstein Veblen and the Revival of Free Market Capitalism
by Feridun Yılmaz
- 174-177 Post Keynesian and Ecological Economics: Confronting Environmental Issues
by Scott L.B. McConnell
- 178-181 Economics for the Rest of Us: Debunking the Science that Makes Life Dismal
by Brian D'Agostino
2011, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 503-519 The Enduring Importance of The General Theory
by G. C. Harcourt & Peter Kriesler
- 521-535 Keynes's Analysis of Economic Crises and Monetary Policy in the General Theory : Its Relevance after 75 Years
by Peter Docherty
- 537-556 The Irreversibility of Consumption as a Source of Endogenous Demand-driven Economic Growth
by Attilio Trezzini
- 557-571 Alternative Strategies for Monetary Policy
by Rosaria Rita Canale
- 573-585 States as Ecologies of Political Enterprises
by Giuseppe Eusepi & Richard E. Wagner
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by Stefano Fiori
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by Jochen Hartwig
- 619-623 Elgar Companion to Adam Smith
by Terry Peach
- 623-626 The Collected Works of F.A. Hayek, Vol. 12: The Pure Theory of Capital
by Cameron M. Weber
2011, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 339-356 C.E. Ferguson and the Neoclassical Theory of Capital: A Matter of Faith
by Scott Carter
- 357-369 The Complexity Era in Economics
by Richard Holt & J. Barkley Rosser & David Colander
- 371-388 The Short Period and the Long Period in Macroeconomics: An Awkward Distinction
by Eleonora Sanfilippo
- 389-408 The Impact of Technical Change and Profit on Investment in Australian Manufacturing
by Harry Bloch & Jerry Courvisanos & Maria Mangano
- 409-420 'Managing' Reductions in Working Hours: A Study of Work-time and Leisure Preferences in UK Industry
by Dan Wheatley & Irene Hardill & Bruce Philp
- 421-437 Duration, Intensity and Productivity of Labour and the Distinction between Absolute and Relative Surplus-value
by Stavros Mavroudeas & Alexis Ioannides
- 439-460 Emil Lederer and the Schumpeter-Hilferding-Tugan-Baranowsky Nexus
by Angelos Vouldis & Panayotis Michaelides & John Milios
- 461-470 Wicksteed, Robbins and the Emergence of Mainstream Economic Methodology
by S. A. Drakopoulos
- 471-474 The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates
by Gene Callahan
- 474-476 Capitalists, Workers and Fiscal Policy. A Classical Model of Growth and Distribution
by Guglielmo Forges Davanzati
- 476-478 Money, Investment and Consumption: Keynes's Macroeconomics Rethought
by M. G. Hayes
2011, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 169-188 Capital as a Single Magnitude and the Orthodox Theory of Distribution in Some Writings of the Early 1930s
by Paolo Trabucchi
- 189-211 Conflicting Claims and Equilibrium Adjustment Processes in a Stock-flow Consistent Macroeconomic Model
by Thomas Dallery & Till van Treeck
- 213-231 The Ignored Manipulation of the Market: Commercial Advertising and Consumerism Require New Economic Theories and Policies
by Henk van Tuinen
- 233-248 Economic and Political Solutions to Social Problems: The Case of Second-hand Smoke in Enclosed Public Places
by John Meadowcroft
- 249-266 Resistance to Change: Historical Excursus and Contemporary Interpretations
by Roberta Patalano
- 267-279 Freedom of Choice in the Production Sphere: The Capitalist and the Self-managed Firm
by Ernesto Screpanti
- 281-298 What Does the 'Services Sector' Mean in Marxian Terms?
by Fiona Tregenna
- 299-306 The Joint Production Method in the Treatment of Fixed Capital: A Comment on Moseley
by Christian Gehrke
- 307-315 Reply to Gehrke
by Fred Moseley
- 317-322 The Road to Serfdom: Text and Documents. The Definitive Edition (The Collected Works of F. A. Hayek, Volume II)
by Paul Lewis
- 322-324 How We Decide
by Collin Matton
- 325-327 Rationality in Economics: Constructivist and Ecological Forms
by Gene Callahan
- 327-330 Meltdown Iceland: Lessons on the World Financial Crisis from a Small Bankrupt Island
by Robert Prasch
- 330-332 The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine
by Robert Prasch
- 332-334 The Myth of the Rational Market: A History of Risk, Reward, and Delusion on Wall Street
by Matias Vernengo
- 334-336 Castles, Battles, and Bombs: How Economics Explains Military History
by Cameron Weber
2011, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-24 A Nobel Prize for Governance and Institutions: Oliver Williamson and Elinor Ostrom
by Peter Earl & Jason Potts
- 25-47 Who is Going to Kiss Sleeping Beauty? On the 'Classical' Analytical Origins and Perspectives of Input-Output Analysis
by Heinz Kurz
- 49-67 A Perspective on Minsky Moments: Revisiting the Core of the Financial Instability Hypothesis
by Alessandro Vercelli
- 69-79 Credit Money, Collateral and the Solvency of Banks: A Post Keynesian Analysis of Credit Market Failures
by Paul Ramskogler
- 81-94 Adam Smith and the Division of Labour among the Social Sciences
by Tony Aspromourgos
- 95-110 The Concept of Abstract Labour in Adam Smith's System of Thought
by Eric Rahim
- 111-131 The Revival of Classical Political Economy and the Cambridge Tradition: From Scarcity Theory to Surplus Theory
by Nuno Martins
- 133-142 Capabilities and Functionings: The Role of Social Capital for Accessing New Capabilities
by Matteo Migheli
- 143-146 Unjust Deserts: How the Rich are Taking Our Common Inheritance
by Oren Levin-Waldman
- 146-149 From the Corn Laws to Free Trade: Interests, Ideas and Institutions in Historical Perspective
by Oren Levin-Waldman
- 149-151 Euros and Europeans, Monetary Integration and the European Model of Society
by Ivo Maes
- 152-153 Conflict and Cooperation: Institutional and Behavioral Economics
by David Dequech
- 154-156 Capital Flight and Capital Controls in Developing Countries
by Tung-Yi Kho
- 156-158 Competition Policy: Theory and Practice
by Robert Rogers
- 158-159 Economics in Real Time. A Theoretical Reconstruction
by Lina Ochoa


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About Catalyst Canada
Catalyst Canada is the leading nonprofit research and advocacy organization dedicated to creating opportunities for women and business in Canada. Established in 2000, Catalyst Canada addresses the unique concerns of Canadian women in business through research, education, and events. The Catalyst Canada Honours annually recognizes individual champions of women in business. The Catalyst Accord is a call to action for FP500 companies to increase the representation of women on their boards.
Catalyst Canada Honours
The Catalyst Canada Honours Conference is a collaborative knowledge exchange with other human resources/diversity leaders, industry professionals, and champions of women's advancement from across Canada to learn and discuss the research and strategies to make change in Canadian business. The Conference featured the 2015 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions and preceded the celebratory Catalyst Canada Honours Dinner.
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Recent Event: Advancing Gender Diversity in Toronto
On September 22, Alex Johnston, Executive Director, Catalyst Canada, moderated a discussion about advancing gender diversity. The conversation, which took place over breakfast, featured Helena Morrissey, 30% Club Founder and Victor G. Dodig, President and CEO, CIBC. The event, which was hosted by CIBC, took place in Toronto.
Catalyst Accord
The Catalyst Accord is our call to action for Canadian companies to increase the representation of women on their corporate boards. The list of signatories now includes 27 companies, and it continues to grow. For more information about how your company can join, please contact [email protected].
Catalyst Connects: Toronto
On September 10, Catalyst Canada and RBC proudly hosted Catalyst Connects in Toronto featuring Annette Verschuren, former President of Home Depot Canada and Asia, and eBay Canada's Andrea Stairs. The event, facilitated by Alex Johnston, Catalyst Canada's Executive Director, brought together an audience of over 250 from Catalyst member companies. The dynamic and inspiring women shared their experiences and provided advice for women wanting to grow and succeed in their business careers. Both insisted on the importance of gaining and providing sponsorship for women seeking advancement in their careers and recommended that women actively seek out this support.
The Catalyst Connects series, sponsored by RBC, aims to bring high-potential women together with speakers considered to be powerful role models, and to provide an opportunity for participants to connect with other talented women at the networking reception. Contact [email protected] for more information.
Catalyst Canada in the News
Head of Catalyst Speaks Out on Gender Inequality at Work. November 3, 2015, Women Working.
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I'm pretty sure the rule has always been that as long as you're reviving it to say something useful or ask a question (i.e. Not spamming / bumping / posting just to 'necro'), it's alright... I could be wrong, though.
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I mean if they lock one of these threads or delete them, you will have game pages with a dead link or a link that takes you somewhere you can no longer post.
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I have hunted many years in the Southeast areas of Ohio. Much of that hunting was done from deer stands - mobile (mass manufactured produced steel) stands as well as the old fashioned home-made stands. Dad has about 15+ stands on his property. At least half are home made deer stands. My tip here is to easily provide to you a very sturdy and long lasting wooden deer stand base.
I have seen deer stand bases made from several different products - i.e. shipping crates, several 2X4's lined side by side, etc....
The best deer stand base by far that I have hunted on is using the following materials:
Simply take the 4X8 sheet of plywood and cut it in half on the long side so you end up with two 4X4 sheets of plywood. Place one sheet on top of the other and screw together to create a one 1" thick 4X4 (screw all four corners plus up each side and also straight line on front top portion of the wood). Do not screw together bottom/back portion of stand base yet. All screws should be from top of board towards bottom.
Then take your 10' (or 12') treated lumber and cut in half. Place it flat side down on the underside of the 4X4 so that the center of the wood is on the 18" mark inside of each side. Even the end of this cut 2X4 so that it is even with the back of the platform and sticks out the bottom front of the platform. Screw these from above (stand side) into the platform using the 3" galvanized screws (use at least 4 screws per supporting board).
On the back of the platform in between the two supporting boards cut out a small curve within the 4X4 using a jig saw or other tool to allow the back of the platform to rest correctly on the curvature of a tree. Using the 1" screws then connect the back side of the platform around this cut curvature.
The supporting boards will stick out from underneath the platform by 1' or 2' based on the size of stud purchased. You can connect your ladder preference to these for a completed deer stand.
Add some astro-turf or other outdoor mat to the floor of the deer stand platform to eliminate noise while standing or sitting.
Recommendation - use 2 - 2X4 wolmanized studs to connect each side of your ladder to the tree (in addition to any straps). I use a U-Bolt and drill a hole in the wood to connect the ladder to the stud and then bolt the other stud sides together on the other side of the tree. (You can screw or nail into the tree directly only if this is acceptable within your state's regulations).
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Aaron Cook has become the Rockies' terminator.
The big redhead has been called upon three times this season to prevent a Rockies slide from boiling into a full-blown avalanche. Three times, he has come through.
His rescue work was on full display Thursday afternoon in the Rockies' 4-2 victory over the streaking Chicago Cubs. With an eight-inning, four-hit performance, the Rockies' most reliable starter put an end to his team's four-game losing streak.
With a six-game road trip beginning tonight in Los Angeles, the Rockies couldn't afford to leave town burdened with another loss.
But Cook said none of that was on his mind when he took the mound at breezy Coors Field.
"I don't think as a starter that you can go out there and put that kind of pressure on yourself," said Cook, who improved to 3-1 and retired 16 consecutive batters from the second through seventh innings. "My mentality is to go out there and work as hard as I can, for as long as I can."
Cook may be on to something. While some of his teammates admitted to pressing and trying too hard, Cook remained focused, putting his energy into his heavy sinkerball. That pitch resulted in nine groundball outs Thursday.
Most impressive, Cook escaped a bases-loaded jam in the eighth, scarred by only one run. Manager Clint Hurdle said he never considered pulling Cook.
"He was outstanding today," said catcher Chris Iannetta, who hit a solo homer in the seventh to give the Rockies a short-lived 2-1 lead. "His sinker was on and so was his slider. He really challenged their hitters."
Stopping a slide against the Cubs is no easy task. They entered the game with a six-game winning streak and a team batting average of .289, best in the National League.
"We are a team trying to find its way right now," Hurdle said. "But we got a big-time performance from Aaron today, and to finish this game off today like we did was good to see."
Cubs starter Jason Marquis was terrific, too, scattering eight hits over seven innings, striking out four and walking two.
For such a well-pitched, well-played game, it was ironic that Chicago shortstop Ryan Theriot's error would open the door for Colorado's victory.
With the game tied at 2-2, Matt Holliday led off the Rockies' eighth with a hustling double and moved the third on Garrett Atkins' groundout. The Cubs intentionally walked Brad Hawpe to set up a possible double play. They got just what they wanted when Troy Tulowitzki hit a check-swing grounder to Ronny Cedeño at second. He tossed the ball to Theriot, but Theriot, in a rush to turn the double play, muffed the catch, allowing Holliday to score the game-winning run.
Ryan Spilborghs' two-out, pinch-hit single scored Hawpe to provide the final, two-run cushion.
When newly anointed closer Brian Fuentes set the Cubs down in order in the ninth, without a whiff of drama, Rockies fans let out a gigantic sigh of relief. Fuentes, who replaced the struggling Manuel Corpas, got his first save since June 21.
"For the first time closing this year, it wasn't that big a deal. I didn't feel the pressure that much," said Fuentes, who ended a personal streak of seven straight blown save opportunities. "But knowing that we have lost leads late, I felt that kind of pressure."
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Do you know a way to change this setting through Group Policy or registry settings?
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Also, this Microsoft Outlook whitepaper discusses the PR_PROFILE_AUTH_PACKAGE property:
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REG_BINARY value of 01F00080 sets this to "Anonymous"
Hi Scott,
This is the exact issue I'm facing except I used the Microsoft Office Customization Tool to create a PRF file. I was surprisingly simple, but there was no setting to change "Logon network security" to anonymous. Would you happen to know the value / syntax to add to my PRF file to manually customize it?
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Sorry about the delayed reply; unfortunately, I'm not versed in the Office Customization Tool. Encourage you to open a case with Customer Support Services, and reference this discussion. Specifically, see above where we've discussed the Registry Key / value that controls this, but isn't exposed in the Office Customization Tool. Thanks!
Scott - THANK YOU! You're a life-saver.
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In your .prf file, you'll need to add the following mapping in section 6, under [Exchange Global Section]:
Note that, as a custom mapping, the name "LogonNetworkSecurity" is actually kinda' arbitrary - I just tried to make it meaningful. The main thing is that it matches-up with the secant part of the process; add the following in section 4, under [ServiceEGS]:
That's been doing the trick for me. I've got a large configuration project for a bunch of non-domain joined computers that presently have Outlook doing POP3 duty, sucking everything down to a local .pst file. So, between a really simple batch script, and a .prf file, I can have them enter their credentials once, then let it auto configure an O365 profile, and re-attach their existing .pst as an archive.
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Outlook 2010 SP1 has no option for Anonymous in the "Logon network security" dropdown. This is still a supported version, so what do we do with this? We're getting credentials prompts continuously.
I encourage you to engage Microsoft Customer Support Services (CSS). We should be able to identify which post-SP1 patch your Outlook clients need, or perhaps recommend SP2. I'll leave this to the Outlook experts here in Support.
Thanks Scott. I did and they advised the following:
The page doesn't mention any service packs but the fix ending 623 doesn't seem to install without SP1.
It's frustrating getting part-information from MS and having to spend a lot of time finding out what's wrong while you wait for CSS to get back to you.
This is just for anyone else wondering the same thing.
Hi Fergus,
I can understand your frustration here, and after reviewing the KB article you referenced (support.microsoft.com/.../2687623), I see no mention of SP1 being a pre-requisite. Normally our KB articles call out any pre-reqs that must be satisfied prior to install, but clearly, we've made a mistake on this article. While it may be of little value / consolation to you now, I'll make sure this article is corrected.
Thanks for solution for PRF file.
you are the best!!
Hi -- I have had the same login and password for my work email for two years, but, ever since we switched over to Office 365, when I try to login into my Office 365 GoDaddy account online (not through Outlook), I keep getting this message: "Authentication failed. You entered an incorrect username or password." I have never changed my password and my phone, ipad, personal comp and outlook on my work comp all sync just fine and don't give me error messages like that. What can I do so I can remote access my email? Please let me know. Thanks!
Hi Daniella,
I'm inferring your statement to mean that you're trying to use Outlook Web App (e.g. https://mail.office365.dom or similar)? If so, please be sure to use your e-mail address as your username when you are prompted for authentication.


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Uses for the money could include paying extra police officers and fire fighters during the All-Star festivities, beefing up transportation options for visitors or beautifying sidewalks, city spokesman Rocky Merz said.
The Ohio House had designated $500,000 in TourismOhio money for the All-Star game, but the Senate had removed that money last month. A panel of lawmakers from both chambers again nixed the plan Monday, with majority Republicans citing an aversion to increasing state spending.
Kasich's administration is now seeking to find about $500,000 from the Development Services Agency's budget to share with the region, said Tim Keen, director of the Office of Budget Management.
"The administration recognizes the importance of that event," Keen said of the game.
State lawmakers were meeting Monday to reconcile competing versions of a budget-like bill. The final version passed 4-2, with majority Republicans voting "yes" and minority Democrats voting "no."
The changes to the spending bill included a tweak to a tax cut for business owners. Under Kasich's signature 2014 tax cut, those business owners must pay taxes on only half of their first $250,000 in income. In 2014 only, under the final version of the budget update bill, that deduction would extend to up to 75 percent of their first $250,000 in income. The state's tax revenue is projected to pay for that tax cut, Keen said.
The budget update also would accelerate a tax cut for all income-tax payers. The average Hamilton County taxpayer earns about $50,000 and is currently on pace to pay about $1,250 in state income taxes this year. That is scheduled to decrease to $1,235 next year, thanks to a tax cut set in motion in last year's two-year state budget. The bill would put that tax cut in effect this year instead, with an extra $10 savings due to new personal exemptions.
The business tax cut saves most business owners a few hundred dollars -- not enough to hire new workers, said Rep. Denise Driehaus, D-Clifton Heights.
"In the meantime, we've raised sales taxes. We've cut money to the Local Government Fund," she said of past budget changes. "It's a matter of whether we think there should be tax cuts and tax breaks or investments in the state."
Paying for some of those state programs wouldn't help the state's economy as much as a tax cut, said Sen. Bill Coley, R-Liberty Township. "Our unemployment rate is below the national average, and that's benefiting everybody," Coley said.
The four Republicans on the panel rejected amendments from the Democrats that were intended to make Ohio's 2013 expansion of Medicaid permanent instead of temporary, cover a $20 million shortfall in addiction-services funding, provide more correctional officers for Ohio's prisoners and send $300,000 to the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.
The Legislature is starting what is likely to be its last week of session until after the Nov. 4 election. The spending bill is likely to pass the House and Senate by midweek and then head to Kasich's desk. Since the bill involves appropriations of taxpayer money, Kasich has line-item veto authority.
As passed by the panel Monday, the spending plan also would:
— Allocate $47.5 million to mental-health and drug-addiction services ranging from detox programs to drug courts to drug-use prevention to housing for people with mental illnesses. Ohio's acceptance of federal money to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act allows the state to use money, which was given to the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services under 2013's two-year state budget, to pay for areas such as housing, which is not covered under Medicaid.
— Require the state to evaluate Job and Family Services caseworkers on how well they help welfare and food stamp recipients get a job that pays well enough that they will no longer need state money. Democrats said the provision's goals were admirable, but that the GOP was implementing the provision without enough discussion from the public.
— Remove a legal technicality that some had feared could prevent police officers from freely using the drug naloxone to save someone who was overdosing on heroin or opiates.
— Allow counties, townships and school districts to challenge property tax values deemed too low. The Senate's version of the bill had prohibited such complaints. Some feared school districts would need to seek higher property tax rates if their tax revenue fell as a result of not being able to challenge low property valuations.
— Increase the Earned Income Tax Credit the state created last year for low-income Ohioans, from 5 percent of the federal credit to 10 percent. About 475,000 Ohioans qualify for the credit.