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TOKYO - Operating profits rebounded at two of three of Japan's largest airlines in the year ended March 31, with Japan Airlines Co (TSE:9201) recording a 37 percent jump, and Japan Air System Co (TSE:9203) seeing a 729 percent surge. All Nippon Airways Co (TSE:9202) climbed back into the black. Recovering passenger volumes and cost-cutting were cited for the encouraging results.
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Chinese jewelry exports top $2.1bn
BEIJING - Jewelry sales in China were worth more than 80 billion yuan ($9.7 billion) in 1999, while exports reached $2.14 billion. China had 500 gold and platinum jewelry enterprises and 4,000 pearls and jewel production firms by the end of 1999, as well as over 20,000 retailing enterprises. The sales value of platinum and diamond products reached 20 billion yuan and those of rubies, sapphires, jadeite, pearls and low and middle-grade diamonds was 20 billion yuan. The output of pearls was 800 tons.
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2005, Volume 53, Issue 3
- 685-710 The Effect of Gender Differences in Primary School Access, Type, and Quality on the Decision to Enroll in Rural Pakistan
by Lloyd, Cynthia B & Mete, Cem & Sathar, Zeba A
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by Fafchamps, Marcel & Quisumbing, Agnes R
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2004, Volume 53, Issue 1
- 1-36 Mobility in the Urban Labor Market: A Panel Data Analysis for Mexico
by Gong, Xiaodong & Van Soest, Arthur & Villagomez, Elizabeth
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2004, Volume 52, Issue 4
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2004, Volume 52, Issue 2
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by Brautigam, Deborah A & Knack, Stephen
- 287-312 Child Malnutrition in Ethiopia: Can Maternal Knowledge Augment the Role of Income?
by Christiaensen, Luc & Alderman, Harold
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by Adegbidi, Anselme & Gandonou, Esaie & Oostendorp, Remco
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2003, Volume 52, Issue 1
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by Alfranca, Oscar & Huffman, Wallace E
- 23-49 Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Rondonia, Brazil: Do Local Farmer Organizations Affect Adoption Rates?
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2003, Volume 51, Issue 2
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by Foltz, Jeremy D
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by Emerson, Patrick M & Souza, Andre Portela
- 399-425 Worker Flows in the Russian Economic Transition: Longitudinal Evidence from Four Cities
by Grogan, Louise
- 427-50 Minimum Wages and Compliance: The Case of Trinidad and Tobago
by Strobl, Eric & Walsh, Frank
- 451-77 Government Intervention and Economic Performance in East Asia
by Knowles, Stephen & Garces-Ozanne, Arlene
- 479-522 Development and Its Deadlock in Imperial China, 221 B.C.-1840 A.D
by Deng, Kent G
- 523-28 Rulers of India: Review Article
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- 399-425 Worker Flows in the Russian Economic Transition: Longitudinal Evidence from Four Cities
by Grogan, Louise
- 375-98 Is There a Child Labor Trap? Intergenerational Persistence of Child Labor in Brazil
by Emerson, Patrick M & Souza, Andre Portela
- 359-73 The Economics of Water-Conserving Technology Adoption in Tunisia: An Empirical Estimation of Farmer Technology Choice
by Foltz, Jeremy D
- 337-57 The Impact of Agricultural Extension on Farm Production in Resettlement Areas of Zimbabwe
by Owens, Trudy & Hoddinott, John & Kinsey, Bill
- 309-35 South-North Trade, Intellectual Property Jurisdictions, and Freedom to Operate in Agricultural Research on Staple Crops
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2002, Volume 51, Issue 1
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- 5-36 Undernutrition Overestimated
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by Bishai, David & Nalubola, Ritu
- 55-76 How Potent Is Economic Growth in Reducing Undernutrition? What Are the Pathways of Impact? New Cross-Country Evidence
by Smith, Lisa C & Haddad, Lawrence
- 77-108 The Robustness of Poverty Profiles Reconsidered
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by Beutel, Ann M & Axinn, William G
- 135-60 Cyclical Patterns in School Attrition and Attendance: A Study in the Labor-Market Behavior of Children
by Redmount, Esther
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by Fedderke, J W & Luiz, J M
- 189-204 Development and Efficiency of the Financial Sector and Links with Trust: Cross-Country Evidence
by Calderon, Cesar & Chong, Alberto & Galindo, Arturo
- 205-15 Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: Evidence from Cross-Country Data for the 1990s
by Ram, Rati & Zhang, Kevin Honglin
- 217-36 Building Political Consensus and Distributing Resources: A Trade-Off or a Compatible Choice?
by Yi, Feng & Gizelis, Theodora-Ismene
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by Reynolds, Stephen, et al
- 247-56 China's Economic Growth: 1952-2010
by Chow, Gregory C & Li, Kui-Wai
2002, Volume 50, Issue 4
- 773-92 Who Gained from Vietnam's Boom in the 1990s?
by Glewwe, Paul & Gragnolati, Michele & Zaman, Hassan
- 793-817 Choice of Land Tenure in China: The Case of a Country with Quasi-Private Property Rights
by Kung, James Kai-sing
- 819-38 Production and Productivity Growth in Chinese Agriculture: New National and Regional Measures
by Fan, Shenggen & Zhang, Xiaobo
- 839-63 Productivity Growth and Resource Degradation in Pakistan's Punjab: A Decomposition Analysis
by Ali, Mubarik & Byerlee, Derek
- 865-90 Fuel Choice in Developing Countries: Evidence from Bolivia
by Israel, Debra
- 891-913 On the Interaction of Human and Physical Capital in Latin America
by Grier, Robin M
- 915-34 Beyond Efficiency and Economy: An Examination of Basic Needs and Fiscal Decentralization
by Lindaman, Kara & Thurmaier, Kurt
- 935-59 The Impact of Interrupted Education on Subsequent Educational Attainment: A Cost of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
by Meng, Xin & Gregory, R G
- 961-78 Catching Up in Education in the Economic Catch-Up of Japan with the United States, 1890-1990
by Godo, Yoshihisa & Hayami, Yujiro
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by Chamlee-Wright, Emily
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by Arabsheibani, G Reza & Manfor, Lamine
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2002, Volume 50, Issue 3
- 465-89 Social Security Privatization and Labor Markets: The Case of Chile
by Edwards, Sebastian & Edwards, Alejandra Cox
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- 509-39 Violent Crime: Does Social Capital Matter?
by Lederman, Daniel & Loayza, Norman & Menendez, Ana Maria
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by Schellekens, Jona & Eisenbach, Zvi
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by Hare, Denise
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by Sunderlin, William D & Pokam, Jacques
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- 667-91 Institutional Determinants of the Impact of Community-Based Water Services: Evidence from Sri Lanka and India
by Isham, Jonathan & Kahkonen, Satu
- 693-708 Estimating the Contributions of Capital and Labor to GDP: An Instrumental Variable Approach
by Swamy, Anand V & Fikkert, Brian
- 709-34 Ownership and Technical Efficiency: A Cross-Section Study on the Third Industrial Census of China
by Wen, Mei & Li, Dong & Lloyd, Peter
- 735-54 Trade and Bureaucratic Efficiency
by Chan, Kenneth S
2002, Volume 50, Issue 2
- 227-48 Intersectoral Migration in Venezuela
by Butzer, Rita & Larson, Donald F & Mundlak, Yair
- 249-67 Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility in Schooling: The Case of Mexico
by Binder, Melissa & Woodruff, Christopher
- 269-86 The Internationalization of Chicago's Economics in Latin America
by Biglaiser, Glen
- 287-312 Whose Education Matters in the Determination of Household Income? Evidence from a Developing Country
by Jolliffe, Dean
- 313-37 Does Cash Crop Adoption Detract from Child Care Provision? Evidence from Rural Nepal
by Paolisso, Michael J, et al
- 339-63 Nonfarm Income, Inequality, and Land in Rural Egypt
by Adams, Richard H, Jr
- 365-94 Patterns of Agrarian Transition
by Macours, Karen & Swinnen, Johan F M
- 395-426 Productivity and Technical Efficiency in Indian States' Manufacturing: The Role of Infrastructure
by Mitra, Arup & Varoudakis, Aristomene & Veganzones-Varoudakis, Marie-Ange
- 427-39 Informal Insurance and Sustainable Management of Common-Pool Marine Resources in Ha'apai, Tonga
by Bender, Andrea & Kagi, Wolfram & Mohr, Ernst
2001, Volume 50, Issue 1
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by Gustafsson, Bjorn, et al
- 19-46 So What If There Is Income Inequality? The Distributive Consequence of Nonfarm Employment in Rural China
by Kung, James K S & Lee, Yiu-fai
- 47-76 Patron-Client Relationships in a Restructuring Economy: An Exploration of Interorganizational Linkages in Vietnam
by Appold, Stephen J & Phong, Dinh the
- 77-99 Tenure, Agricultural Investment, and Productivity in the Customary Tenure Sector of Malawi
by Place, Frank & Otsuka, Keijiro
- 101-30 Is Risk Fully Pooled within the Household? Evidence from Ghana
by Doss, Cheryl R
- 131-56 Heterogeneity among Mexico's Microenterprises: An Application of Factor and Cluster Analysis
by Cunningham, Wendy V & Maloney, William F
- 157-81 Women's Land Rights in the Transition to Individualized Ownership: Implications for Tree-Resource Management in Western Ghana
by Quisumbing, Agnes R, et al
- 183-200 Two Aspects of Fertility Behavior in South Africa
by Gangadharan, Lata & Maitra, Pushkar
- 201-25 Maize Diversity, Variety Attributes, and Farmers' Choices in Southeastern Guanajuato, Mexico
by Smale, Melinda & Bellon, Mauricio R & Aguirre Gomez, Jose Alfonso
2001, Volume 49, Issue 4
- 687-706 Can Institutions Resolve Ethnic Conflict?
by Easterly, William
- 707-40 The Leadership Factor in African Policy Reform and Growth
by Gray, Clive & McPherson, Malcolm
- 741-67 Famine in North Korea: Causes and Cures
by Noland, Marcus & Robinson, Sherman & Wang, Tao
- 769-92 Private Property Rights and Overgrazing: An Empirical Assessment of Pastoralists in Nyabushozi County, Western Uganda
by Sserunkuuma, Dick & Olson, Kent
- 793-820 Explaining the Adoption and Disadoption of Sustainable Agriculture: The Case of Cover Crops in Northern Honduras
by Neill, Sean P & Lee, David R
- 821-46 Liberalization, Crisis, and Change: Colombian Agriculture in the 1990s
by Jaramillo, Carlos Felipe
- 847-65 Migration and the Urban to Rural Earnings Difference: A Sample Selection Approach
by Agesa, Richard U
- 867-81 Industrial Employment, Investment Equipment, and Economic Growth
by Dellas, Harris & Koubi, Vally
- 883-94 The Meltzer Commission Report on International Institutions
by Mikesell, Raymond F
2001, Volume 49, Issue 3
- 461-77 Education and Labor Market Participation of Women in Asia: Evidence from Five Countries
by Cameron, Lisa A & Dowling, J Malcolm & Worswick, Christopher
- 479-509 Structural Adjustment and Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Importance of Complying with Conditionality
by Noorbakhsh, Farhad & Paloni, Alberto
- 511-35 Job Stability in Developing and Developed Countries: Evidence from Colombia and the United States
by Schaffner, Julie Anderson
- 537-54 Sibling Correlations and Intergenerational Mobility in Latin America
by Dahan, Momi & Gaviria, Alejandro
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by Godoy, Ricardo & Contreras, Manuel
- 575-90 Markets and Famines: Evidence from Nineteenth-Century Finland
by O Grada, Cormac
- 591-609 The Farmer's Voice in Priority Setting: A Cross-Country Experiment in Eliciting Technological Preferences
by Pingali, Prabhu L & Rozelle, Scott D & Gerpacio, Roberta V
- 611-29 Agrarian Reform and Land Markets: A Study of Land Transactions in Two Villages of West Bengal, 1977-1995
by Rawal, Vikas
- 631-58 Population Growth and Customary Land Law: The Case of Cordillera Villages in the Philippines
by Crisologo-Mendoza, Lorelei & Van de gaer, Dirk
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by Osborne, Evan
2001, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 229-67 Property Rights in a Flea Market Economy
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by Cull, Robert
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by Johnson, Nancy L
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by Caviglia, Jill L & Kahn, James R
- 335-49 Does Food Aid Stabilize Food Availability?
by Barrett, Christopher B
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by Cameron, Lisa A & Worswick, Christopher
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by Nielsen, Helena Skyt & Westergard-Nielsen, Niels
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by Bahmani-Oskooee, Mohsen & Nasir, Abm
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by Martin, Will & Mitra, Devashish
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by Hughes, Barry B
2000, Volume 48, Issue 4
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by Linz, Susan J
- 719-36 The Effects of Breastfeeding on Health and the Demand for Medical Assistance among Children in Brazil
by Senauer, Benjamin & Kassouf, Ana L
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by Pargal, Sheoli & Mani, Muthukumara
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by Bardhan, Pranab
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by Kijima, Yoko & Sakurai, Takeshi & Otsuka, Keijiro
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Head-to-Head, Skate-to-Skate, It's Winner Takes All! What might have been a dream come true has turned into a nightmare. Brad's twin brother T.J. has gotten himself out of the fancy prep school his father picked for him and into the public high school Brad attends. Now T.J., the bright light in his father's eyes, is a shining new star on the hockey team where Brad once held the spotlight. And he's testing his popularity with Brad's friends, eyeing Brad's girl and competing to be captain of the team. The whole school is rooting for a big double-strength win...not knowing that their twin hockey stars are heating up the ice for a winner takes all face-off. Equivalent to 110 pages in print form, the length is ideal for teens and middle-graders, as well as adults seeking a novella read.
Re-issue of the hockey classic, originally published when the author was a teenager. This young adult novel has entertained thousands of young readers and appeared on many reading lists. Among its many honors:
- The Hockey Hall of Fame's Junior Education Program included Face-Off on its recommended reading list for the junior and intermediate levels.
- Best Books for Young Teen Readers: Grades 7-10 by John T. Gillespie - Recommended in the sports category.
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– Warfare
"Urban brings an epic quality to the lives of the German crusaders, the hard men of Europe, whose military campaigns could rival those of the Templars."
– Oxford Times
"This clever and capable author writes a brilliant overview of 500 years of its political and military history . . . The Teutonic Knights is a terrific book . . . Well-written, concise, and fast moving, you'll appreciate Urban's efforts to highlight crusader action on the fringes of Christendom."
– Magweb (USA)
"This narrative history of the Teutonic Order . . . fills an important gap in English writing on crusading history. Urban is a distinguished historian of the Christianization of the Baltic in the period between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries, and gives us a general history of the order and of the great process conversion in which it played such a major role . . . Enlivened by Urban's occasional acerbic remarks, as exemplified in his bibliography: "Some well-known works have been omitted because their only worth is for propaganda in disputes now long forgotten or for providing the author's income."
– History: The Journal of the Historical Association
Midwest Book Review"The Teutonic Knights: A Military History is the true story of the Christian order of Teutonic Knights of central Europe during the medieval era. Covering roughly the 1200's through the 1500's, including the order's rise and fall, The Teutonic Knights examines both the order's strengths and its inequities, which have been to some degree exaggerated by propagandist, nationalists, secularists, and Protestants. A handful of black-and-white photographic plates illustrate this meticulously documented historical text, embellished with a bibliography and index. The Teutonic Knights brings the era and daily life alive, as surely as it illuminates power struggles between factions, Christian orders, noblemen, and nations, and is a superb contribution to medieval and military history shelves."
Journal of Military History, October 2006"The Teutonic Knights played an exceptionally important role in the history of the crusading movement and in the political, economic, and cultural development of northeastern Europe. Nevertheless, they have received very little attention in Anglophone scholarship, especially when compared to the Templars and Hospitallers, the contemporaries and rivals of the German Order. William Urban, who has published widely on the Baltic crusades over the past four decades, has essayed to redress this imbalance in the literature with a military history of the Teutonic Knights from their foundation in the late twelfth century until the dissolution of their independent state in the sixteenth. Urban's thorough knowledge of the relevant source materials as well as his familiarity with the scholarship that has been published in a wide range of modern languages, make him uniquely qualified to take on this task."


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Megawati back in the game
The Jakarta Post
The popularity of Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) chairwoman Megawati Soekarnoputri has rebounded, with the Indonesian Survey Circle (LSI) publishing the results of its latest survey that places the former president at the top of its electability list.
In an opinion poll released on Sunday, the LSI announced that 20.7 percent of voters would vote for her if a presidential election was held today, a significant improvement compared to the results of previous surveys by pollsters.
The survey also shows Golkar Party chairman Aburizal Bakrie has significantly improved his electability rating by coming second, with 20.3 percent of respondents saying they would vote for him. Until recently, opinion polls showed Aburizal's electability rating in single digits.
The LSI also found that the perennial favorite, chief patron of the Great Indonesia Movement (Gerindra) Party, Lt. Gen. (ret.) Prabowo Subianto, came in third place with a 19.2 percent approval rating.
The survey, conducted in the first two weeks of March, interviewed 1,200 people and had a margin of error of 3 percent.
LSI researcher Adjie Alfaraby said loyal supporters of Megawati and the PDI-P were responsible for the surge in Megawati's electability despite the little media coverage given to her.
"The fact that she was a former president and has already secured a spot in the presidential election will give her the bulk of loyal voters," he said.
Adjie said that rural voters made up the majority of Megawati's support.
"Around 70 percent of these voters live in rural areas and they don't have the same access to information as the middle-class in major cities," Adjie said.
There was a consistent trend in Megawati's electability rating, Adjie went on.
He said that in an LSI survey released in October last year, Megawati had also come out on top.
"The same goes for Prabowo. Despite his alleged involvement in human rights violations, a lot of people see him as a very charismatic leader due to his military background," he explained.
The LSI said Aburizal's significant jump in the poll could be attributed to the consistent performance of Golkar.
"Golkar always has the highest electability rating in any survey, and that has impacted on the total votes received by Aburizal," Adjie said.
In its latest survey, the LSI found that Golkar would receive the most votes (22.2 percent) followed by the PDI-P (18.8 percent) and the Democratic Party (11.7 percent).
In the survey, the LSI removed candidates who had yet to receive support from political parties, like former vice president Jusuf Kalla and outgoing Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mahfud MD.
In November last year, the LSI released a poll in which 79 percent of a total 223 respondents said that Kalla and Mahfud were among the top five of the most capable presidential candidates, along with Dahlan Iskan and Sri Mulyani Indrawati.
The LSI said the votes received by Aburizal would definitely have been lower if Kalla had been included in the poll.
In early March, the National Leadership Center and international research institution Taylor Nelson Sofres, found in an opinion poll that 35 percent of respondents would nominate Prabowo as their preferred candidate, while 20 percent would choose Megawati and 12 percent would choose Kalla.
However, the rise of Jakarta Governor Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has served to dent Prabowo's electability rating.
A public opinion poll conducted by the Jakarta Survey Institute (LSJ) in February found that Jokowi was the most preferable candidate for the 2014 presidential election, with 21.2 percent of respondents saying they would vote for him if the election was held today. (nad)
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When the Fed launched QE3, Tim Duy recently wrote that the hawks on the FOMC have been marginalized by Ben Bernanke:
The hawks are all bark, no bite. They are more than overwhelmed by dovish-leaning policymakers, even if Bullard joins Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George in hawkish dissent. What remains important heading into 2013 (aside from the data, of course), is Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. He can pull the moderates where he wants to go. And it obviously is not in a hawkish direction.
Bottom Line: Fed hawks are largely marginalized. Their views have not and will not have a significant impact on policy making. They will only appear to have an impact on policy if the data signals that a policy shift is needed. Given the current set of policymakers on the Fed, the hawks will only have a voice if Bernanke is replaced with one of their own. And that is when it would get interesting, as I am not sure that the moderates would follow a hawkish Chairman.
That view is only true if an analyst were to think in a linear fashion. Marketwatch reports that Dallas Fed's Fisher is leading the charge to change the Federal Reserve's dual mandate to a single price stability mandate:
Two top Federal Reserve officials who opposed the latest round of Fed asset purchases have waded into tricky political waters by suggesting that lawmakers could tie the Fed's hands if they wanted to block more asset purchases.
"A future Congress might restrict us to a single mandate - like other central banks in the world operate under - focused solely on price stability," said Richard Fisher, the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank in a speech on Wednesday night in New York.
Earlier in the week, another regional Fed bank president, James Bullard of St. Louis, was even stronger, saying he supported restricting the dual mandate to a single inflation-fighting goal.
It seems that the hawks are upset enough to risk open warfare at the Federal Reserve and they have enlisted the Republicans in Congress as allies:
With the base of the Republican Party this year very anti-Fed, a Romney victory in November would likely spark efforts to limit the Fed's powers in monetary policy and banking regulation, experts said.
"Many Congressional Republicans seem eager to tie the Fed's hands and Bullard is playing into that," said Joseph Gagnon, a former Fed staffer and now a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
House Republicans have already introduced legislation to end the Fed's dual mandate and vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan has been advocating the measure in recent campaign appearances.
Rep. Kevin Brady, a Republican from Texas and a sponsor of one of the bills to limit the Fed's focus to inflation, has said that the Fed would not have been able to launch its latest QE3 plan if his legislation had been enacted.
Buba's counterattack
Across the pond, the Bundesbank's Jens Weidmann was publicly making parallels of the ECB's actions to Goethe's Faust:
In early scenes from Goethe's tragedy, Mephistopheles persuades the heavily indebted Holy Roman Emperor to print paper money - notionally backed by gold that had not yet been mined - to solve an economic crisis, with initially happy results until more and more money is printed and rampant inflation ensues.
What is Weidmann playing at? Is this a last ditch offensive to forestall OMT? Is this Weidmann's Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein?
Should bulls be worried?
My inner trader tells me that I shouldn't be concerned about the hawks until 2013. In the case of Weidmann, he may be trying to influence the German elections that occur about a year from now in 2013. In the U.S., the response of the hawkish contingent within the Fed is certainly disturbing, but give Romney's poor electoral chances as shown by intrade, they are likely angling for one of their own as the new Fed Chair when he is appointed in January 2014 (but the fight will happen in 2013).
I wrote these words on Monday and I stand by them (see Watching for storm clouds on the horizon):
In the meantime, both the Fed and ECB are hosting a gigantic block party. There's lots of free food and drinks. I am sure that even the Chinese will be there. Go on and enjoy yourself. Just don't get so drunk that you get caught flat-footed when the cops raid the place.
As my inner trader tells me, "Don't worry, be happy!"
Disclaimer: Cam Hui is a portfolio manager at Qwest Investment Fund Management Ltd. ("Qwest"). This article is prepared by Mr. Hui as an outside business activity. As such, Qwest does not review or approve materials presented herein. The opinions and any recommendations expressed in this blog are those of the author and do not reflect the opinions or recommendations of Qwest.
None of the information or opinions expressed in this blog constitutes a solicitation for the purchase or sale of any security or other instrument. Nothing in this article constitutes investment advice and any recommendations that may be contained herein have not been based upon a consideration of the investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific recipient. Any purchase or sale activity in any securities or other instrument should be based upon your own analysis and conclusions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Either Qwest or Mr. Hui may hold or control long or short positions in the securities or instruments mentioned.


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Cleveland television personality and pioneering exercise diva Paige Palmer passed away on Saturday, November 21st at the age of 93.
She is best remembered for her one-hour television program that ran five days a week on WEWS Channel 5 from 1948 until 1973. According to ClevelandWomen.co, her show was the "very first televised exercise and fitness program for women anywhere in the country."
Read her obituary from the Plain Dealer or see more photos of her from Cleveland Memory.
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An audience of approximately 200 attended the presentation given on November 18 by Dr. Guy Bluford, the first African-American astronaut to fly in space. Students from Design Lab at Jane Addams High School, School of Science at John Hay High School, Shaker Heights Middle School, and Roehm Middle School (Berea) were in attendance in addition to CSU faculty, staff, and students. Representatives from NASA Glenn Research Center also set up a display with handouts for attendees.
Dr. Bluford held everyone's attention as he described his many fascinating experiences as an astronaut and discussed current projects involving the International Space Station and the future of space exploration. Several middle and high school students asked questions that were intelligent and thought-provoking. Dr. Bluford ended his talk by encouraging students with the statement, "If you can dream it, you can achieve it!" Several of the audience stayed afterward to get autographs, pictures, and a few words with Dr. Bluford.
The presentation was videotaped and is available on MediaSite for viewing by those on the CSU campus.Theresa Nawalaniec, Chemistry, Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics Librarian
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As more and more people start using their iPhones, BlackBerrys and other mobile devices to search the Internet, many Web services are customizing their interfaces to accommodate them. EBSCOhost and RefWorks are no exception.
Similarly, RefMobile allows you access to your RefWorks account. When logging in to RefMobile, you will need to use the subscriber code that was supplied to you via email after you registered for your individual account. If you no longer have that code, please call Reference Services at (216) 687-5300.Go to Working with RefMobile for more details.
The Michael Schwartz Library is happy to provide these new services for mobile devices, and, for your convenience, have created one place where you can link to them and other such services as they become available. We have expanded our "Off-Campus Access" page to "Off-Campus Access & Mobile Devices." A link to this page appears in the green navigation bar at the right of all Michael Schwartz Library Web pages.
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The campus community was invited to attend the 21st Annual Scholars and Artists Reception on November 12, 2009 where former Cleveland State University president Dr. Michael Schwartz was the guest of honor. The annual event, sponsored by the Friends of the Michael Schwartz Library, celebrates the creativity of CSU faculty, emeriti and staff for their recently published books, scholarly papers, art, music, web sites, and other works. This year, almost 80 honorees were represented by 173 submissions of work.
The highlight of the well-attended event was the honored guest himself, Dr. Michael Schwartz, President Emeritus of Cleveland State University. This event was in celebration of the University Library's recent name change to the the Michael Schwartz Library and to recognize Dr. Schwartz's long support of the Library as the "heart of the University."
Attendees to the reception were treated to a peek at the portrait of Dr. Schwartz by Rob Hartshorn, which will hang at a place of honor within the library, as well as a rendering of how the new sign for the Michael Schwartz Library will appear once it is installed across the top of the library doors in the lobby of Rhodes Tower.
During the event, Tony Bakale, President of the CSU Alumni Association, presented Dr. Schwartz with a gift, a painting by CSU Alumna Gail Laba, Class of '85 depicting the CSU campus. Other speakers included Mary Jane Saunders, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, Michael Wells, President of the Friends of the Michael Schwartz Library, and Glenda Thornton, Director of the Michael Schwartz Library. The reception was sponsored by Cleveland State University Advancement.
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Perhaps it is not one of the most pleasant topics, but recent events have put murder in Cleveland into the news. Those interested in learning more about two of Cleveland's more sensationalized murders, the Torso Murders and the Sheppard Murder Case, can find photos and information about them in Cleveland Memory's "Crime Scene, Cleveland".
The perpetrator of the Kingsbury Run "Torso Murders" took the lives of 12 victims between September 1935 and August 1938 and was never found, but the murders stopped after Cleveland Safety Director, Eliot Ness, and 63 men burned down the Kingsbury Run shantytowns. A film about these murders and Eliot Ness' involvement in the investigation is to be the subject of a film, "Ness", which is currently in development and is to be directed by William Fincher who covered similar subject matter in his films "Se7ven" and "Zodiac".
The murder of Marilyn Sheppard on July 4, 1954 and the subsequent trials of her husband, Samuel Sheppard, for the murder sparked a media frenzy at the time and later inspired a television series, The Fugitive, and a feature film of the same name.
Find out more about these sad and gruesome chapters of Cleveland's history in Crime Scene, Cleveland.
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As a Brazilian football writer, the question that everybody always wants to ask you never changes: who is the next big star of the Brazilian game?
Still in Brazil and only 20 years old, Neymar is already a veteran in the eyes of many. He is now old news.
People are already wanting to look beyond the Santos star and, if you like, discover the "New Neymar." Just as people had looked for the "new Maradona" or "new Pelé" before him.
There are, of course, plenty of candidates. Some will doubtless make it to the top of the game, while others will join Kerlon and Lulinha as fading memories of once promising talents.
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Earth Poets & Musicians celebrating 25 years
The Milwaukee Earth Poets & Musicians will celebrate 25 years of performing together with a big benefit shindig Friday at the Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place.
Mainstays Harvey Taylor, Louisa Loveridge Gallas, Jahmes Finlayson, Holly Haebig Wake, Jeff Poniewaz and Suzanne Rosenblatt have invited a bevy of other local performers to join them for "Thirty Performers in Three Hours for the Earth," which will begin at 7 p.m. »Read Full Article
Film festival's Cream City Cinema focuses on local
Milwaukee movie-makers get their share of the spotlight again at this year's Milwaukee Film Festival, where the Cream City Cinema program will include five feature-length films and three programs of shorts made by Milwaukee-area filmmakers.
As in past years, a jury will select from those filmmakers a winner of the festival's Filmmaker-in-Residence prize, which includes a yearlong residency with Milwaukee Film, a $5,000 cash prize, a production services package and more. »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Eminem, Prince and Charli XCX
Eminem explores his "Fear" with Sia, Prince takes a trip to the "Clouds," and Charli XCX tries to "Break the Rules" in the latest batch of singles. Hear the songs and read our reviews below.
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Flutist Slocum continues family tradition of making music
When Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Sonora Slocum takes the stage with the MSO, releases a downloadable EP recording as she did this summer, or appears on the Frankly Music series, as she will in late September, she brings a wealth of family history with her.
"I come from a very musical family," she said in a recent conversation. "I'm actually a fourth-generation musician." »Read Full Article
Dennis Pearson's final 'Beasties' have arrived
The fanciful, amorphous, make-believe animals known as the "Beasties" were invented by artist and Wisconsin native Dennis Pearson. Many will remember them from the fund-raisers for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra years ago called the "Beastie Beat," which placed artist-decorated Beasties on Milwaukee streets.
Like the Cows-on-Parade public art projects and their many spin-offs across the country, the public display of Beasties was a fun, whimsical project. The here-today, gone-tomorrow surprise effect was part of what made that work, of course. And yet the parade has marched on and on and on. »Read Full Article
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Special note from Mary Louise: Whenever there is a discussion about public art in Milwaukee, it often begins and ends with bellyaching over Mark di Suvero's "The Calling." Like passing "GO" and collecting $200, it is the most predictable part of the cycle, a true blue Milwaukee pastime right up there with remarking on the weather or one of our teams. When artist, writer and curator Shane McAdams, a transplant to our area from the heart of the art world, the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, told me about his own conflicting points of view about the piece, I asked him to elaborate. Here is a point of view from a relative newcomer.
Outdoor public sculpture has a history of inspiring a wider degree of controversy than more portable work designated to live out its days within the sanctuary of an art institution. The reasons for this are myriad: public sculpture is by its very nature highly visible; it often comes with a significant and known price tag; its role is often ambiguous; and the constraints of site specificity have tended to privilege a pre-ordained selection of art world regulars, traditionally male, macho and white. »Read Full Article(24)
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'Horses' (1975)
As a prelude to the "Smith Uncovered" concert Oct. 18, I'm posting my reflections on Patti Smith's albums, one at a time in chronological order, on Mondays and Wednesdays.
"Horses" (1975), one of the great debut albums in rock history, made a striking impression even before listeners took the vinyl out of the sleeve. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Cargo Space at Inova
Hello everyone, and welcome to the last Wednsday of your summer.
Today, a transit bus from Houston pulls up to Inova at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The old bus, which sleeps four or five, has been turned into an artist residency. An exhibit featuring Cargo Space gets going today. »Read Full Blog Post


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Pros: Installed for a client on a game comp. Worked out of the box with no problems Fast delivery great price what else do you want?
Cons: No Genie can out when I rubbed it.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: worked not issues, the real test is 3 years from now if it still spins.
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Cons: Has no majic.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: Booted a Del GX60 with card installed to Windows 7 install disk. Installed fine good graphics. After then installing the software that came with the card the computer seemed a bit faster than with the stock Win 7 driver.
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