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As Microsoft kicks its ID management efforts into high gear suppliers including IBM, Novell, Waveset Technologies Critical Path, Neoteris and Sun Microsystems will unveil auditing, password management, compliance, and secure identity portal initiatives at the conference.
Last week Microsoft revamped its metadirectory product, dubbed MIIS (Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003) which includes automated account provisioning and Web-based self-service password-management.
The company also announced Identity and Access Management Solution Accelerator, a set of prescriptive guidelines created with PricewaterhouseCoopers to help build and test ID management infrastructures, and by the end of the summer it expects to unveil Adam (Active Directory in Application Mode), which allows customers to deploy Active Directory as an LDAP directory service for application-specific data, and an Audit Collection System, which consolidates security event logs to identify access patterns.
Regulatory pressures, distributed systems, and the desire to secure web services are forcing customers to re-evaluate supplier commitment to identity management, said Jamie Lewis, chief executive and research chair at Burton Group.
Lewis said MIIS and Adam are precursors to a larger push by Microsoft to integrate identity-based security for identity definition, policy, and role management and Microsoft will build or acquire Web-based access management technology, policy control and delegated administration.
- At Catalyst, IBM is expected to unveil an enterprise privacy language and toolkits to help developers build privacy into applications to ease ID management. It plans to tackle provisioning through its release of IBM Tivoli Identity Manager 4.5 next month. The product will boast enhanced customization features to automate business processes within enterprise environments.
- Novell will make noise at Catalyst with Novell Nsure Audit, which provides secure logging, Web-based access control, and auditing, as the newest addition to the Nsure secure identity management line. An SDK will complement the release to plug-in third-party applications. Novell will also release a secure ID management road map and a SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) extension for iChain.
- Waveset will unveil Waveset Lighthouse Directory Master, a cross-platform administration portal for directories. The product offers a single interface for multiple directories to migrate and manage disparate identity data into a consolidated environment. It will also team up with Sun at Catalyst to produce an ID management offering for PeopleSoft apps.
- Critical Path will announce a password management application featuring a reusable architecture that leverages existing infrastructure components, including metadirectory.
- Neoteris will introduce Neoteris Meeting Series, an appliance for secure online meetings for 10 to 250 simultaneous users via SSL transport.
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Most Cited Resource and Energy Economics Articles
The most cited articles published since 2011, extracted from Scopus.
Willingness to pay for electric vehicles and their attributesMichael K. Hidrue | George R. Parsons | Willett Kempton | Meryl P. Gardner
Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 686-705
This article presents a stated preference study of electric vehicle choice using data from a national survey. We used a choice experiment wherein 3029 respondents were asked to choose between their preferred gasoline vehicle and two electric versions of that preferred vehicle. We estimated a latent class random utility model and used the results to estimate the willingness to pay for five electric vehicle attributes: driving range, charging time, fuel cost saving, pollution reduction, and performance. Driving range, fuel cost savings, and charging time led in importance to respondents. Individuals were willing to pay (wtp) from $35 to $75 for a mile of added driving range, with incremental wtp per mile decreasing at higher distances. They were willing to pay from $425 to $3250 per hour reduction in charging time (for a 50 mile charge). Respondents capitalized about 5 years of fuel saving into the purchase price of an electric vehicle. We simulated our model over a range of electric vehicle configurations and found that people with the highest values for electric vehicles were willing to pay a premium above their wtp for a gasoline vehicle that ranged from $6000 to $16,000 for electric vehicles with the most desirable attributes. At the same time, our results suggest that battery cost must drop significantly before electric vehicles will find a mass market without subsidy. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Rethinking real-time electricity pricingHunt Allcott
Volume 33, Issue 4, November 2011, Pages 820-842
Most US consumers are charged a near-constant retail price for electricity, despite substantial hourly variation in the wholesale market price. This paper evaluates the first program to expose residential consumers to hourly real-time pricing (RTP). I find that enrolled households are statistically significantly price elastic and that consumers responded by conserving energy during peak hours, but remarkably did not increase average consumption during off-peak times. The program increased consumer surplus by $10 per household per year. While this is only one to two percent of electricity costs, it illustrates a potential additional benefit from investment in retail Smart Grid applications, including the advanced electricity meters required to observe a household's hourly consumption. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Interdependencies in the energy-bioenergy-food price systems: A cointegration analysisPavel Ciaian | d'Artis Kancs
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 326-348
The present paper studies the interdependencies between the energy, bioenergy and food prices. We develop a vertically integrated multi-input, multi-output market model with two channels of price transmission: a direct biofuel channel and an indirect input channel. We test the theoretical hypothesis by applying time-series analytical mechanisms to nine major traded agricultural commodity prices, including corn, wheat, rice, sugar, soybeans, cotton, banana, sorghum and tea, along with one weighted average world crude oil price. The data consists of 783 weekly observations extending from January 1994 to December 2008. The empirical findings confirm the theoretical hypothesis that the prices for crude oil and agricultural commodities are interdependent including also commodities not directly used in bioenergy production: an increase in oil price by 1. $/barrel increases the agricultural commodity prices between 0.10. $/tonne and 1.80. $/tonne. Contrary to the theoretical predictions, the indirect input channel of price transmission is found to be small and statistically insignificant. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
The curse of natural resources: An empirical investigation of U.S. countiesAlex James | David Aadland
Volume 33, Issue 2, May 2011, Pages 440-453
Research consistently shows that natural resource dependence tends to be associated with lower economic growth. However, the studies typically focus on differences across nations or states. We fill a gap in the literature by testing the so-called resource curse at a more disaggregated county level. Our results show clear evidence that resource-dependent counties exhibit more anemic economic growth, even after controlling for state-specific effects, socio-demographic differences, initial income, and spatial correlation. A case study analysis of Maine and Wyoming, and the counties within, highlight the growth effects of specializing in natural resource extraction. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Learning or lock-in: Optimal technology policies to support mitigationMatthias Kalkuhl | Ottmar Edenhofer | Kai Lessmann
Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 1-23
We investigate conditions that amplify market failures in energy innovations, and suggest optimal policy instruments to address them. Using an intertemporal general equilibrium model we show that 'small' market imperfections may trigger a several decades lasting dominance of an incumbent energy technology over a dynamically more efficient competitor, given that the technologies are very good substitutes. Such a 'lock-in' into an inferior technology causes significantly higher welfare losses than market failure alone, notably under ambitious mitigation targets. More than other innovative industries, energy markets are prone to these lock-ins because electricity from different technologies is an almost perfect substitute. To guide government intervention, we compare welfare-maximizing technology policies including subsidies, quotas, and taxes with regard to their efficiency, effectivity, and robustness. Technology quotas and feed-in-tariffs turn out to be only insignificantly less efficient than first-best subsidies and seem to be more robust against small perturbations. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Use of the Internet for willingness-to-pay surveys. A comparison of face-to-face and web-based interviewsJytte Seested Nielsen
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 119-129
An increasing number of stated preference surveys are now carried out on the Internet, yet only few studies have compared the results from web-based surveys with results from other survey modes. The main objective of the present paper is to examine the use of Internet as a survey mode for a CVM study aimed at valuing a gain in life expectancy in the context of air pollution. Convergent validity of the web-based survey mode is examined against face-to-face interviews with respect to differences in socio-demographic characteristics, non-response bias, and differences in willingness-to-pay-related parameters. The general result is that the mean and median willingness-to-pay estimates are statistically indistinguishable across the two survey modes while differences in other willingness-to-pay related parameters exist across the two survey samples. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
The efficiency of voluntary incentive policies for preventing biodiversity lossDavid J. Lewis | Andrew J. Plantinga | Erik Nelson | Stephen Polasky
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 192-211
Habitat loss is a primary cause of loss of biodiversity but conserving habitat for species presents challenges. Land parcels differ in their ability to produce returns for landowners and landowners may have private information about the value of the land to them. Land parcels also differ in the type and quality of habitat and the spatial pattern of land use across multiple landowners is important for determining the conservation value of parcels. This paper analyzes the relative efficiency of simple voluntary incentive-based policies in achieving biodiversity conservation objectives. This topic is important not just for biodiversity conservation but for any effort to provide a public good requiring coordination across multiple decision-makers who have some degree of private information. We develop a method that integrates spatially explicit data, an econometric model of private land-use decisions, landscape simulations, a biological model of biodiversity as a function of landscape pattern, and an algorithm that estimates the set of efficient solutions. These methods allow us to simulate landowner responses to policies, measure the consequences of these decisions for biodiversity conservation, and compare these outcomes to efficient outcomes to show the relative efficiency of various policy approaches. We find substantial differences in biodiversity conservation scores generated by simple voluntary incentive-based policies and efficient solutions. The performance of incentive-based policies is particularly poor at low levels of the conservation budget where spatial fragmentation of conserved parcels is a large concern. Performance can be improved by encouraging agglomeration of conserved habitat and by incorporating basic biological information, such as that on rare habitats, into the selection criteria. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
A pseudo-panel data model of household electricity demandJean Thomas Bernard | Denis Bolduc | Nadège Désirée Yameogo
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 315-325
We study the dynamic behaviour of household electricity consumption on the basis of four large independent surveys conducted in the province of Québec from 1989 to 2002. The latter region displays some rather unique features such as the very extensive use of electricity for space heating in a cold climate and the wide range of energy sources used to meet space heating requirements. We adopt Deaton (1985) approach to create 25 cohorts of households that form a pseudo-panel. The cohorts have on average 131 households. The model error terms allow for group heteroskedasticity and serial correlation. Short-run and long-run own and cross-price elasticities are statistically significant. Electricity and natural gas are estimated to be substitutes while electricity and fuel oil are complements, as it may occur in the Quebec context. The estimate of the income elasticity is not significant. Comparisons with related studies are provided. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Co-optimization of enhanced oil recovery and carbon sequestrationAndrew Leach | Charles F. Mason | Klaas van t Veld
Volume 33, Issue 4, November 2011, Pages 893-912
In this paper, we present an economic analysis of CO2-enhanced oil recovery (EOR). This technique entails injection of CO2 into mature oil fields in a manner that reduces the oil's viscosity, thereby enhancing the rate of extraction. As part of this process, significant quantities of CO2 remain sequestered in the reservoir. If CO2 emissions are regulated, oil producers using EOR should therefore be able to earn revenues from sequestration as well as from oil production. We develop a theoretical framework that analyzes the dynamic co-optimization of oil extraction and CO2 sequestration, through the producer's choice of the fraction of CO2 in the injection stream at each moment. We find that the optimal fraction of CO2 is likely to decline monotonically over time, and reach zero before the optimal termination time. Numerical simulations, based on an ongoing EOR project in Wyoming, confirm this result. We also find that cumulative sequestration is less responsive to the carbon tax than to the oil price. Only at very high taxes does a tradeoff between revenues from oil output and sequestration arise. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Wind turbines and coastal recreation demandCraig E. Landry | Tom Allen | Todd Cherry | John C. Whitehead
Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 93-111
We examine the impact of coastal wind turbines on local coastal tourism and recreation for residents of the northeastern coastal counties in North Carolina. A combination of telephone and web survey data are used to assess the impact of coastal wind farms on trip behavior and site choice. Most of the respondents to our telephone survey claim to support offshore wind energy development, and independent survey data suggest that the observed levels of support may be indicative of the broader population in this region. Overall, we find very little impact of coastal wind turbines on aggregate recreational visitation; loss in annual consumer surplus associated with wide spread wind development in the coastal zone is insignificant at $17 (or about 1.5% of annual consumer surplus). Results suggest that NC local coastal tourists are averse to wind farms in the near-shore zone; average compensating variation for wind farms one mile from the shore is estimated at $55 per household. On average, we find no evidence of aversion to wind farms 4 miles out in the ocean, or for wind farms located in coastal estuaries. For all wind farm scenarios, we find evidence of preference heterogeneity-some respondents find this appealing while others find it aversive. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Renewable energy subsidies: Second-best policy or fatal aberration for mitigation?Matthias Kalkuhl | Ottmar Edenhofer | Kai Lessmann
Volume 35, Issue 3, September 2013, Pages 217-234
This paper evaluates the consequences of renewable energy policies on welfare and energy prices in a world where carbon pricing is imperfect and the regulator seeks to limit emissions to a (cumulative) target. The imperfectness of the carbon price is motivated by political concerns regarding distributional effects of increased energy prices. Hence, carbon prices are considered to be temporarily or permanently absent or endogenously constrained by their effect on energy prices. We use a global general equilibrium model with an intertemporal fossil resource sector and calculate intertemporally optimal policies from a broad set of policy instruments including carbon taxes, renewable energy subsidies and feed-in-tariffs, among others. If carbon pricing is permanently missing, mitigation costs increase by a multiple (compared to the optimal carbon pricing policy) for a wide range of parameters describing extraction costs, renewable energy costs, substitution possibilities and normative attitudes. Furthermore, we show that small deviations from the second-best subsidy can lead to strong increases in emissions and consumption losses. This confirms the rising concerns about the occurrence of unintended side effects of climate policy - a new version of the green paradox. Smart combinations of carbon prices and renewable energy subsidies, however, can achieve ambitious mitigation targets at moderate additional costs without leading to high energy price increases. © 2013.
On the relationship between the provision of waste management service and illegal dumpingDaisuke Ichinose | Masashi Yamamoto
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 79-93
The illegal dumping of waste has been a serious environmental concern of most countries in the world. This paper examines the relationship between the provision of waste treatment facilities and the frequency of illegal dumping. Our results show that a shortage of intermediate waste treatment facilities has played an important role in increasing the frequency of illegal dumping. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Convergence in per capita CO2 emissions: A robust distributional approachC. Ordás Criado | J. M. Grether
Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 637-665
This paper investigates the convergence hypothesis for per capita CO2 emissions with a panel of 166 world areas covering the period 1960-2002. The analysis is based on the evolution of the spatial distributions over time. Robust measures of dispersion, asymmetry, peakedness and two nonparametric distributional tests - shape equality and multimodality - are used to assess spatial time differences. A robust normal reference bandwidth is also applied to estimate Markov's transition laws and its subsequent ergodic (long-run) distributions. Our results point toward non-stationary, flattening and right-skewed spatial distributions before the oil price shocks of the 1970s and more stable and symmetric shapes between 1980 and 2000 at the world level and for many country groupings (similar income, geographic neighbors, institutional partners). In the latter period, group-specific convergence patterns emerge with the clearest single-peaked and compact density shapes being reached in the wealthy, well-integrated and European countries during the last years of the panel. No significant multimodality is formally detected in the world distribution over the whole period. The Markov analysis suggests more divergence and larger per capita emissions for the world in the long run, with a doubling in median emissions and stable pollution gaps during the first 50 years of the transition. A variety of steady state distributions are identified in the country subsets. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Industrial coal demand in China: A provincial analysisCristina Cattaneo | Matteo Manera | Elisa Scarpa
Volume 33, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 12-35
The general concern on the environmental implications of the rising demand for coal registered in China during the last few years has induced considerable research effort to produce accurate forecasts of China's energy requirements. Nevertheless, no previous study has modelled the coal demand in China at provincial level. The aim of this paper is twofold. First, we estimate and forecast the Chinese demand for coal using panel data disaggregated by provinces and accounting for spatial heterogeneity. Second, given the spatial nature of the data, we explicitly capture the spatial autocorrelation among provinces using spatial econometrics. In particular, we specify the Chinese industrial coal demand at provincial level with fixed-effect spatial models. The empirical results show that the fixed-effect spatial ADL model is able to capture the existing interdependence between provinces. This model forecasts an average annual increase in coal demand to 2010 of nearly 2%. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
A decade of natural gas development: The makings of a resource curse?Jeremy G. Weber
Volume 37, Issue , August 2014, Pages 168-183
© 2013.Many studies find that areas more dependent on natural resources grow more slowly - a relationship known as the resource curse. For counties in the south-central U.S., I find little evidence of an emerging curse from greater natural gas production in the 2000s. Each gas-related mining job created more than one nonmining job, indicating that counties did not become more dependent on mining as measured by employment. Increases in population largely mitigated a rise in earnings per job and crowding out. Furthermore, changes in the adult population by education level reveal that greater production did not lead to a less educated population.
Environmental regulations and innovation activity in UK manufacturing industriesRichard Kneller | Edward Manderson
Volume 34, Issue 2, May 2012, Pages 211-235
We examine the relationship between environmental regulations and innovation, using data from UK manufacturing industry during 2000-2006. We estimate a dynamic model of innovation behaviour, and explicitly account for the likely endogeneity of our measure of the stringency of environmental regulations (pollution abatement costs). Our results indicate that while on the one hand environmental R&D and investment in environmental capital are stimulated by greater pollution abatement pressures, on the other hand there is not a positive impact of environmental regulation on total R&D or total capital accumulation. We find some evidence that this is because more stringent environmental regulations directly lower the optimal expenditure on non-environmental innovations. In addition, we find that environmental R&D may crowd out non-environmental R&D, although there is no evidence that environmental capital crowds out non-environmental capital. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Cost thresholds, cut-offs and sensitivities in stated choice analysis: Identification and implicationsDanny Campbell | David A. Hensher | Riccardo Scarpa
Volume 34, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 396-411
Within the discrete choice literature, there is growing recognition that some respondents do not process all attributes when evaluating their choice outcomes. Worryingly, the cost attribute is often among those attributes that are likely to be ignored by respondents. We use probabilistic decision process models (similar in form to latent class models, but where we define the classes to describe specific heuristics) to facilitate situations where respondents adopt cost thresholds and cut-offs. We further develop this model to address the potential confounding between preference heterogeneity and processing heterogeneity by simultaneously allowing for a segmentation of respondents based on their sensitivities to cost. Results, based on an empirical dataset on the existence value of rare fish species in Ireland, provide further confirmation that a share of respondents did not attended to cost. Importantly, however, when heterogeneity to cost levels is accounted for the inferred incidence of complete non-attendance is markedly lower, to the extent that when cost thresholds and cut-offs are also accommodated it almost disappears. This modelling approach leads to significant gains in model fit and has important implications for welfare analysis. © 2012 Elsevier B.V.
A comparison of responses to single and repeated discrete choice questionsBen J. McNair | Jeff Bennett | David A. Hensher
Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 554-571
According to neoclassical economic theory, a stated preference elicitation format comprising a single binary choice between the status quo and one alternative is incentive compatible under certain conditions. Formats typically used in choice experiments comprising a sequence of discrete choice questions do not hold this property. In this paper, the effect on stated preferences of expanding the number of binary choice tasks per respondent from one to four is tested using a split sample treatment in an attribute-based survey relating to the undergrounding of overhead low-voltage electricity and telecommunications wires. We find evidence to suggest that presenting multiple choice tasks per respondent decreases estimates of expected willingness to pay. Preferences stated in the first of a sequence of choice tasks are not significantly different from those stated in the incentive compatible single binary choice task, but, in subsequent choice tasks, responses are influenced by cost levels observed in past questions. Three behavioural explanations can be advanced - weak strategic misrepresentation, reference point revision, and asymmetric value learning. The evidence is contrary to the standard assumption of truthful response with stable preferences. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Incentives for optimal management of age-structured fish populationsMartin F. Quaas | Till Requate | Kirsten Ruckes | Anders Skonhoft | Niels Vestergaard | Rudi Voss
Volume 35, Issue 2, May 2013, Pages 113-134
We characterize optimal fishery management in an age-structured, bio-economic model where two age groups are harvested with costly and imperfect selectivity. We show that a system of tradable fishing permits, each allowing to harvest a specific number of fish that differs with age group, implements optimal age-structured harvesting, while traditional biomass quotas fail to solve the problem of growth overfishing. With our system, gear restrictions (such as mesh-size prescriptions) become obsolete. We apply our model to the Eastern Baltic cod fishery and quantify the benefits of optimal age-structured management. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
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We examine the efficiency of emissions trading in bilateral and clearinghouse markets with heterogeneous, boundedly rational agents making decisions under imperfect and asymmetric information, and transaction costs. Results are derived using a stochastic agent-based simulation model of agents' decision-making and interactions. Trading rules, market structures, and agent information structures are selected to represent emerging water quality trading programs. The analysis is designed to provide a strong test of the efficiency of trading occurring through the two market structures. The Differential Evolution algorithm is used to search for market trade strategies that perform well under multiple states of the world. Our findings suggest that trading under both bilateral and clearinghouse markets yields cost savings relatively to no trading. The clearinghouse is found to be more efficient than bilateral negotiations in coordinating point-nonpoint trading under uncertainty and transaction costs. However, the market under both structures is unlikely to achieve or even approximate least-cost pollution control allocations. Expectations of gains from water quality trading should, therefore, be tempered. © 2012 Elsevier B.V.
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The paper considers an endogenous growth model with climate change as well as three R&D sectors dedicated to energy, CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) and backstop efficiency. First, we characterize the set of decentralized equilibria: a particular equilibrium is associated with any vector of policy instruments including a carbon tax and a subsidy to each R&D sector. Second, we show that it is possible to express any equilibrium as the solution of a maximization program. Third, we solve the first-best optimum problem and thereby deriving the optimal instruments. Finally, we illustrate the theoretical model using calibrated functional specifications. In particular, we investigate the effects of various combinations of policy instruments (including the optimal ones) by determining the deviation of each corresponding equilibrium from the " laisser-faire" benchmark. We find notably that introducing an R&D subsidy hardly affects emissions when a carbon tax is already implemented, thus revealing a complementary effect between these two policy instruments. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
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Bio-invasions occur in management mosaics where local control affects spread and damage across political boundaries. We address two obstacles to local implementation of optimal regional control of a bio-invasion that damages public and private resources across jurisdictions: lack of local funds to protect the public resource and lack of access to protect the private resource. To evaluate these obstacles, we develop a spatial-dynamic model of the optimal control of emerald ash borer (EAB) in the Twin Cities metropolitan area of Minnesota, USA. We focus on managing valuable host trees with preventative insecticide treatment or pre-emptive removal to slow EAB spread. The model includes spatial variation in the ownership and benefits of host trees, the costs of management, and the budgets of municipal jurisdictions. We develop and evaluate centralized strategies for 17 jurisdictions surrounding the infestation. The central planner determines the quantities of trees in public ownership to treat and remove over time, to maximize benefits of surviving trees net costs of management across public and private ownerships, subject to constraints on municipal budgets, management activities, and access to private trees. The results suggest that centralizing the budget across jurisdictions rather than increasing any one municipal budget does more to increase total net benefits. Strategies with insecticide treatment are superior to ones with pre-emptive removal because they reduce the quantity of susceptible trees at lower cost and protect the benefits of healthy trees. Increasing the accessibility of private trees to public management substantially slows EAB spread and improves total net benefit. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
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The allocation or assignment of the emissions permits is one of the most contentious elements of the design of cap-and-trade systems In this paper we develop a detailed representation of the U.S. western electricity market to assess the potential impacts of various permit allocation proposals. Several proposals involve the "updating" of allocations, where the allocation is tied to the ongoing output, or input use, of plants. These allocation proposals are designed with the goals of limiting the pass-through of carbon costs to product prices, mitigating leakage, and of mitigating the costs to high-emissions firms. However, allocation updating can also inflate permit prices, thereby limiting the benefits of such schemes to high emissions firms. © 2012 Elsevier B.V.
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The purposes of this paper are to determine the sources of energy productivity growth at the provincial level in China and to examine the relative contributions of the sources and their impacts on regional inequality. Energy productivity change is first decomposed into five components attributable to changes in capital-energy ratio, labor-energy ratio, output structure, and technical efficiency change and technological change. Then a nonparametric analysis is implemented to statistically test the relative contributions of the components and their roles in the distribution dynamics of energy productivity. It is found that (1) changes in capital-energy ratio, output structure, and technological change contribute to energy productivity growth in China, (2) increase in capital-energy ratio caused by capital accumulation is the primary driving force for energy productivity growth, and (3) capital accumulation contributes to energy productivity convergence between Chinese provinces over the time period of 1990-2005. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.


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How the Synod should begin first: The welcome and the invitation
Commentary: The synod on the family should begin with a proclamation of the Good News to the poor, with God's simple invitation repeated again to everyone -- come and eat.
Commentary: The synod on the family should begin with a proclamation of the Good News to the poor, with God's simple invitation repeated again to everyone -- come and eat.
Commentary: Bishop Michael Bransfield's response to Pope Francis' encyclical seems less informed by the pope's pastoral statements than by coal industry talking points.
Americans of all stripes bemoan political polarization. For people who claim to derive their political values from their religious traditions, polarization raises vexing questions. More than perhaps any other group, faithful Catholics struggle to reconcile their church's teachings with the platforms of the two major parties.
Commentary: As presidential candidacies multiply and campaigning accelerates, we can expect much tawdriness to occur. These are difficult times in American democracy.
Deah Barakat took my class "Islam in the Modern World" at N.C. State University a few years ago. He was curious about Islamic history, contemporary spiritual and political movements and was great in class discussions. I've taught thousands of students in the last 11 years here, but Deah stood out for his enthusiasm, kindness, calm demeanor and obvious charisma.
It looks like the death penalty may be on life support.
January was set to be the deadliest month for U.S. executions in 2015, but nine of the 15 executions were stopped. In an unprecedented wave, three of the deadliest states -- Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri -- stopped executions planned for last month. February has just begun, but nine of its 12 scheduled executions have been halted.
Last year was not a good year for the death penalty, either, as death sentences hit a 40-year low and executions were at a 20-year low.
Commentary: Here's my take on what Francis might say to a polarized Congress and a nation in need of moral vision, aware of the chutzpah needed to channel this pope.
Commentary: I want to delve below the surface to engage what I think are some of the deeper issues and concerns and hopes that challenge us for the future.
Commentary: Without attitudinal and structural changes among not the women investigated but those who initiated the investigation, this mistake and others like it will be repeated.
The sickening details of the CIA's immoral torture program have been laid bare with the release Tuesday of the Senate Intelligence Committee's torture report. The report describes deeply disturbing acts of torture and confirms that it produced no meaningful intelligence that could not have been obtained through other means.
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Asexual means you can reproduce on your own.. not that you don't want to do it.. which means she must be an amoeba disguised as an ugly girl!!!
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Asexual reproduction is when you can reproduce on your own, where as being asexual just means lack of sexual attraction.
Your joke made me laugh though.
Your joke made me laugh though.
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"I work in pharmaceutical sales in a territory that doesn't have much racial diversity. Recently I greeted a young lady who works at one doctor's office I visited with the wrong name. I'd confused her with the other Asian receptionist. She replied, 'Oh, so we all look alike?' or something to that effect.
"I'm African American, and I know this is something black people say when people of other races confuse us for each other. So I was embarrassed, and I apologized profusely. But when I thought about it, I told myself it was an easy mistake to make because they actually did resemble each other. So my question is, was it really my fault, and did it say that I am prone to stereotyping or racism? Of course I don't want to make the same mistake again, but is it that bad to have a hard time distinguishing people who really do have similar features (as some groups do)?"
Look at you, suddenly being all forgiving about the "They all look alike" phenomenon, now that you're not part of the "they." Let's see how you feel the next time a receptionist calls you by the UPS deliveryman's name because you "really do have similar features."
I'm teasing. As you know, you're not the first person to mix up two individuals who share little more than a general color palette. Far from it.
Remember when E! confused actresses Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer? When a Buffalo, N.Y., news station displayed a photo of Seal when Michael Clarke Duncan died? When George Stephanopoulos thought Bill Russell was Morgan Freeman? How about the record-setting triple mix-up of Will.i.am, Wale and Wyclef by a news anchor?
These incidents elicit a collective cringe because of a shared cultural understanding that the person responsible for the error may have unintentionally exposed something vaguely troubling about his or her thinking about race. But we respond with humor ("Oh, so we all look alike?") rather than outrage because we sort of agree that something subconscious is at play. And that the offender has totally humiliated him- or herself.
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Didn't bother me when I was younger but now. I would much rather stay home all winter!! I do not like driving in snow...
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I'm scared of all the people who should know how to drive in it but clearly don't. I can handle snow, its the crazy Canadians who can't
Im not scared to drive in it, but I am scared of other people that don't know how to drive in it. I live in Western Wa. and people here SUCK at driving in rain and snow.
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I hate it! I love to stay home and be safe :)
i don't mind it - i just worry when other people are flying around in it and you know they don't realize that they are not going to be able to react in time if something happens
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Gracie, a 10-year-old spayed cocker spaniel, was presented because she failed to regrow hair five months after surgery to remove a benign skin mass from the left lateral thorax. In the last year, Gracie had also experienced several episodes of superficial pyoderma on her abdomen that was responsive to cephalosporin therapy. The results from the preoperative serum chemistry profile, complete blood count, and urinalysis were within normal limits. The serum T4 concentration was in the low normal range. Hypertension, noted in the health record, was normalized with benazepril treatment. Gracie had a normal appetite, and there were no noticeable changes in thirst or urination. Dermatologic examination revealed a noninflammatory alopecia on the left lateral trunk with clipper marks still sharply visible, as if she were clipped yesterday. A slight scale was present on otherwise healthy skin. There was no pruritus. The ventral abdomen had several large flaccid green pustules 3 to 4 mm across. The results of a skin scraping were negative. Cytology from the pustules revealed large numbers of neutrophils and intracellular and extracellular coccoid bacteria. A trichogram revealed all hairs to be in telogen phase.
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Shilique Calhoun stood charging his phone near his gate in the Los Angeles Airport waiting to board his flight to Phoenix.
Decked out in Rose Bowl and Michigan State gear – and being 6-foot-4 – he was hard to miss.
Person after person came over. A Texas A&M fan that insisted on keeping his Aggies hat on. A season ticket holder for 30 years at Michigan State. A man who was a sophomore the last time MSU went to Pasadena.
Some for a picture – one to prove to her brother she met him. Some to congratulate and say good game. Some just to talk and others to explain how much the Spartans' 24-20 win in the Rose Bowl meant to them and thank him.
One stood and chatted for a little while and shared how he had been at the game in Indianapolis two years ago when the Spartans were so close to earning a trip to Pasadena. Calhoun talked about how he was a freshman that year and being inches away and to see it fulfilled now.
The sentiment of it all as player and alumni related to falling short and now victory was as evident as the throngs of Michigan State fans headed home from every gate: A Rose Bowl win meant the world to all Spartans everywhere.
It hadn't been like this in a long time for a fan base hungry for long-absent national gridiron success. It was understandable as from coaching departures to little brother comments to BCS snubs and a tough 2012 season, it seemed like it may never come.
But a group of players with a chip-on-their-shoulder mentality – in many ways representing the people that went to Michigan State – silenced those doubts.
"We moved the foundation," Mark Dantonio said. "We moved our football team here to the Rose Bowl. Not just this particular game, but all the way from a 7-6 season.
"We were able to dream big."
And the dream carried. It carried to a Top 5 team that started the season unranked and looked, at times, destined for a repeat of 2012. But it was nothing like it – or any other season Michigan State has ever seen.
"We are 13-1 and we are Rose Bowl champs, Big Ten champs – this is stuff no one can take from us," Bennie Fowler said.
Fowler is right. The place in Michigan State lore is engrained. The first 13-win season in school history, the third double-digit win season in the past four. But this was the first of the three that concluded with a Rose Bowl win for the fans and players that have been such a part of the program.
"The way I thought about it and the way it feels now, it's identical," Tony Lippett said. "It's a dream come true. This program hasn't been here in 26 years."
Close, it hadn't been there in 26 years. A generation of fans hadn't seen a Michigan State team in Pasadena – a generation that is no longer. The only Michigan State fans that haven't seen the Spartans in a Rose Bowl were born after 5:30 p.m. Pacific Time on Wednesday.
And it seems unlikely those fans will have to wait 26 years for another Rose Bowl appearance.
It seems almost certain the excitement and experience of Pasadena will be less of a dream and more of an expectation for Spartans fans.
And if that is the case, there will be more January 2's in the Los Angeles Airport filled with Spartans fans and players who represent them.
Hopefully, the exchanges will be similar to Thursday's as every person who came to Calhoun left with him saying, "Have a good day." It was a simple, polite and characteristic gesture from him but it carried a sense of redundancy.
Because of him and his teammates, they already had.


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Arcia gets one-game exposure to majors
Oswaldo Arcia went 1-for-3 in his major league debut after being called up for just one day.
MINNEAPOLIS — One of the Minnesota Twins' top prospects got his first taste of the majors on Monday, albeit a brief one.
The Twins recalled outfielder
Oswaldo Arcia from Triple-A Rochester prior to Monday's game against Los Angeles to take the roster spot of Wilkin Ramirez while Ramirez is on paternity leave. Arcia hit seventh for the Twins on Monday against the Angels and played left field. The 21-year-old Venezuela native went 1-for-3 in his major league debut.
After the game, though, Arcia was optioned to make room on the roster for Ramirez, who will rejoin the Twins on Tuesday after being with his wife for the birth of their daughter, Venus. Still, Arcia's one-game exposure to life in the big leagues was a memorable one.
"I'll take away how we play the game here, watching everybody hit, watching people take pitches, watching people look for their pitches and how good it feels and how good it looks when you're watching a game here in the major leagues," Arcia said after Monday's 8-2 win, with Twins bullpen coach Bobby Cuellar serving as a translator.
Arcia wasted little time getting his first Major League hit, as it came in his first big league at-bat. With one out in the second inning, Arcia singled to right field off Angels starter Joe Blanton on a 1-0 count. Arcia then took second base on an error by right fielder Josh Hamilton.
After a fly ball out in the fourth inning, Arcia nearly had his second hit when he sent a deep fly to left-center field. But Angels left fielder Mike Trout tracked it down on the warning track, ending what proved to be Arcia's last at-bat of the night. He was taken out of the game for a defensive replacement in the eighth inning after he couldn't handle a fly ball to left in the top of the seventh.
Still, Arcia left an impression on Twins manager Ron Gardenhire by the way he handled himself in the batter's box Monday.
"It was fun to watch him walk to the plate. He'll get plenty of opportunities doing what he's doing in the minor leagues," Gardenhire said. "He's going to hack. He's fun to watch. He'll get his time here. He'll get plenty of it here."
The 21-year-old Arcia is widely regarded as one of the Twins' top prospects and was off to a hot start at Rochester. In nine games with the Red Wings, Arcia batted .414 with three home runs and eight RBI. Arcia does have some experience playing center field in the minors -- 77 games -- but has primarily been a right fielder.
The left-handed-hitting Arcia began the 2012 season at High-A Fort Myers but eventually was promoted to Double-A New Britain. In 69 games at Double A last year, he hit .328 with 10 homers, 20 doubles and 67 RBI.
"Last year I had a pretty good year. I figured hopefully this year I'd come back in spring training and show that I'm capable of helping a major league team," "Unfortunately, I got hurt in spring training. I hurt my oblique a little bit. I didn't let that stop me. I kept working hard. As I said before, I'm ready to go and try to help the team again."
The oblique injury limited Arcia to just five games with the Twins this spring in the Grapefruit League, and he was optioned to minor league camp in mid-March. Still, he caught the attention of Gardenhire.
"I've liked this kid for a while here. I've seen him in instructional leagues and spring trainings and just love the way he swings the bat," Gardenhire said. "He's on a mission with a bat in his hand. He just doesn't believe anybody can get him out. So I've always liked that."
Arcia got word on Saturday after Rochester played a double-header that he'd be heading north to Minnesota to make his major league debut with the Twins. Sunday's game against the Mets was postponed due to inclement weather, so Arcia had to wait a day before taking the field.
"Basically I'm doing the same thing from Double A. I prepare myself the best I can every day to be ready to play. I've been doing it there since Day 1 in Triple A," Arcia said before Monday's game. "Basically I haven't really changed anything. My preparation's the same. Hopefully now that I'm here my preparation will be the same for this game."
At 21 years old, he is the youngest Twins player since 2006, when Alexi Casilla also played as a 21-year-old. With his single in the second inning, Arcia became the first player to get a hit in his first at-bat since Chris Parmelee did so on Sept. 6, 2011.
"I was very content. I was just looking for a good pitch to hit," Arcia said. "I got it there and hit it."
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Pros: Got a cheap one due promotion.
Cons: Bad electronics design, sata to usb2/3 bridgeboard can't deliver enough stable power to drive int. 3.5 hdd, caused unreliable data storage!
WARNING! DATA are NOT SAFE on any Toshiba CANVIO 2T USB3.0 ext. hdd!, if using same buggy bridgeboard!
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As soon as I format the hdd into many partitions and do full format with windows disk manager, the hdd made loud clicking and slissing/motor noises as intermittent lost/not get enough power.
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So as the thread name says, barring things like tonight's maintenance...
How many of you are able to get online?
How many of you that can get online are using Windows 7?
All I know is I came back from a several month hiatus and couldn't log in.
I read a bunch of old posts from about a month back and from the gist of it, it sounded like almost no one could----whereas newer posts tend to be of the variety that people CAN indeed get on.
Hmm I haven't played the last 4 years, and wanted to come back just to see what changed. I logged in just fine last week.
(Though all my characters had to go through the "new" beginning tutorial they didn't have when I last played lol.)
I can get online just fine with Windows 7 64 bit. Same with my bootcamped Mac with Windows 7 64 bit.
That's good to know. Apparently it's something on my end, then. Well, I guess i have 4 hours to figure it out before the servers come online.
Same!! Windows 7 64bit works just fine with out changing any files!! Although the game guard seems to make me lag a bit D:
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I'll walk down the aisle all alone
No ones there they all went home
I see the coffin I see your face
How could you do such a disgrace
I can't hear your voice I can't speak your name
This doesn't feel like before it doesn't feel the same
I don't understand I can't contemplate
All I do is feel so much misery and hate
Why did you leave me why did you die
Was it to waste my time or watch me cry
How could this be better how can I remain
When every breathe I take causes so much pain
As the day goes by I have to watch my loved ones cry
Just because you couldn't stand to live that you had to die
I don't know what you were thinking but I see what you have done
And all of this just because you thought drugs would be fun
I can't do this anymore I can't stand to watch them fall
As your drunken little girl stumbles down the hall
Into your empty bedroom she hurries up her pace
You can tell she has been crying from the marks left on her face
Do you feel better know you've gone
Will she feel better knowing she was wronged
She was taken from her dad
The only man that loved her he was all she had
Now she is left with nothing Just a picture and your ring
Does she know she will see you die every night in her dreams
You where once her dad
And know you're the man she can never have.
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