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The Today in America with Terry Bradshaw TV show has increased in popularity and grown its distribution, thanks in large part to the appeal of the show's host. Host Terry Bradshaw, a former professional football player, has become a popular figure in our society. Terry Bradshaw's interests since his retirement from football have kept him in the public spotlight. Bradshaw launched his successful TV career in 1984 after his 14-season, Hall of Fame pro football career. He has worked on TV for almost 30 years, and has appeared in movies and television sitcoms. Bradshaw has also found success as an author, a singer and a motivational speaker. At one time he had an ownership stake in a stock car racing team. Bradshaw worked for CBS for ten seasons, beginning in 1984. He has worked for Fox Sports since 1994.
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You cant turn off and on the sound by the buttons at the top right of the screen.
Circles- they flood you. they get faster too.
Squares- they are like zombies. they are slow, but have quick bursts of energy. Don't get too close.
OctoPies- these guys are slow, but when hit, break into pie pieces.
Snakes- snakes are quick and sly. Watch out. They can suprise you.
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This was great, but the really good version would be on Xbox LIVE as an arcade game-- it's way cooler that way, evem if it costs some money. Still, this is a good PC alternative when you don't have a 360.
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The BG is great, and gets me tensed up. Lol
I'm kind of bad-tempered, and this actually made me smile. I think it's pretty good. It was quite fun, and I'd like it if you made Flash Geo Wars 2. If you could add a few 'tweaks' to make it better, it'd be awesome. Good job.
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Open Source? heh, that would be nice! Well cool game, could use some work with the whole lives area... I might just suck too much but, oh well. Like you said Geometry Wars 2 would be sexy!
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Already posted this link over on the Project Support blog – but wanted to be sure no one missed it. The brand new Project Online getting started articles are at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/project-server-help/get-started-with-project-online-HA102858793.aspx and these walk you through the Project Online sign-up, add people and create projects. Thanks to Sonia and all the folks in the review cycle who helped make this happen!
*** Update 7/12 - the June CU for Project Server 2010 has been re-released - please note the new KB numbers, If anyone installed the earlier release they are strongly advised to install this new release. ***
*** Update 7/1 - Hopefully we will be re-releasing the June CU for Project Server 2010 sometime next week assuming all goes to plan ***
I maybe sounding the alarm bells too soon, and of course you all test Cumulative Updates before deploying to production, right? But we have seen a few cases so far where after applying the June 2013 CU for Project Server 2010 is leading to timesheet submit problems. The timesheet submit will go into a failed and blocking state and clicking the error will give something like:
GeneralQueueJobFailed (26000) - TimesheetSubmit.SubmitTimesheetMessage. Details: id='26000' name='GeneralQueueJobFailed' uid='52eb835f-ed3f-44a5-92d0-3bb6c2e11c5b' JobUID='163bf55d-cc5b-40c8-ae72-e4d6a310775f' ComputerName='<Servername>'GroupType='TimesheetSubmit' MessageType='SubmitTimesheetMessage' MessageId='1' Stage=''. For more details, check the ULS logs on machine <servername> for entries with JobUID 163bf55d-cc5b-40c8-ae72-e4d6a310775f.
I'll add some ULS log entries that might help tracking later.
More information once we have it… and sorry for any inconvenience this is causing.
*** More news - this appears to relate to customers in Single Entry Mode where timesheets contain lines that have no data entered. We are working on a fix, but no timelines as I write. A couple of workarounds we have tried internally -
More info as we have it ***
*** Update 7/12 - see new posting as the June 2013 Cumulative Update for Project Server 2010 has been released in an updated form with new KB numbers http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brismith/archive/2013/07/12/project-server-2010-updated-june-cumulative-update-has-been-released.aspx ***
Just posted the June 2013 Cumulative Update (CU) announcement over on the Project Support blog - http://blogs.technet.com/b/projectsupport/archive/2013/06/14/microsoft-project-server-2007-2010-and-2013-june-2013-cu-announcement.aspx. Updates for Project and Project Server 2010 and 2013, as well as one fix for Project Server 2007. The rollup package for 2013 is delayed a week or two, but the individual package for Project Server 2013 is available if you need to test some fixes. One question I had this week on the individual package is 'is it cumulative?' – and the answer is yes. It is individual only in that it contains just the Project Server fixes and not the SharePoint ones. Great question Laksh! Also added the version info for the 2010 and 2013 client and server, including the database version that will get applied – and in 2013 this can be seen in the dbo.Versions table (the other schema Versions tables are empty).
If you do want to see your summary tasks appearing in your 2010 Resource Assignments view, like they did in Project Server 2007, then head over to Rob Cason's new posting on the Project Support blog - Project Server 2010- Unable to Add Summary Task to Resource Assignments View. Good job Rob!
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When African-American professional Andrew Sterling (Samual L. Jackson) moves into a summer home on an up-tight all-white New England resort island, the snoopy white neighbors are sure he must be breaking and entering. They call the cops who get too rambunctious and break into Sterling's limo, tripping its security alarm. When Sterling shows up to stop the alarm and pulls out his keys to open the car, a skittish cop thinks he's pulling a gun and opens fire. Now things are really a mess, because
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A hhandicapped satirical farce whose roots are not in life but in other, better movies and sitcoms.
A very funny little film with big pleasures, and a most promising debut.
Although the movie strives mightily to teach its lesson, which is that you cannot judge a man by the color of his skin, the humor is undermined by the sadness of the basic situation.
Cage is a font of funny character weirdness. This movie marks the least of his offerings. Jackson, as the relative straight man, has little to work with.
Comedies about racism risk trivializing the issue on the one hand or becoming preachy and dull on the other. Amos & Andrew manages to do both.
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One of the stupidest and most morally retarded comedies of the decade.
The title sounds like a bad joke - Amos & Andrew. Unfortunately, the movie is just as bad.
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During a follow-up exam for neck discomfort Monday at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Bobby Parnell received an injection to try to quiet the issue.
Parnell is likely to be placed on the disabled list.
Players typically cannot appear for a couple of days after receiving anti-inflammatory injections anyway. And Parnell has not appeared in a game since last Tuesday, meaning a 15-day DL stint can be backdated. He would be eligible to be activated from the DL next Thursday.
How the Mets will handle closing in Parnell's absence is not clear. David Aardsma blew Friday's save chance. So LaTroy Hawkins or Gonzalez Germen might get the next shot. Or, if the Mets face a string of lefties in the ninth, perhaps Pedro Feliciano or Scott Rice gets a chance.


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National Grandparents Day is celebrated on Sept. 9. If you're a grandparent yourself, you already know the pleasures of having grandchildren in your life. So you may want to take this occasion to think of ways you can help those grandchildren get the most out of their lives.
Perhaps the most valuable thing you could give to your grandkids is the gift of education. Consider this: Over a lifetime, college graduates earn, on average, about $1 million more than those without a degree according to the Census Bureau. So, putting money toward your grandchildren's college education is probably a pretty good investment.
Furthermore, your grandchildren may well need the help, because college is expensive and costs continue to rise. Consequently, you may want to contribute to a 529 plan. You have several options for how the money can be invested and contribution limits are quite high. All withdrawals are free from federal income taxes, provided the money is used for qualified college expenses. (Keep in mind, though, that non-qualified withdrawals will be taxable and possibly subject to penalties.) Plus, if you invest in your own state's 529 plan, your contributions may be deductible on your state income taxes.
If you name one grandchild as a beneficiary of a 529 plan and that grandchild decides not to go to college, you can switch the account to another grandchild - in other words, you maintain control of the money for the life of the account.
Of course, despite its economic benefits, college is not for everyone. If you want to provide financial help to a grandchild who seems likely to choose a different route in life, what can you do?
One possibility is to set up a custodial account, often known as an UGMA (Uniform Gift to Minors Act) or UTMA (Uniform Transfer to Minors Act). You can fund a custodial account with many different types of investments, but the use of the money is entirely up to your grandchildren when they reach the age of termination in whatever state in which they live. But if your reason for funding a custodial account is simply to provide a gift, then you might not be concerned with how the money is used.
On the other hand, if you want to give your grandchildren a financial gift with greater control, you may want to speak to your attorney about your options. One possibility is to set up an irrevocable trust. You can fund this trust with either cash or securities and specify at the time the trust is created when the funds can be used. For example, you can provide that the trust pay your grandchild a certain amount of money at one age, with another installment coming several years later. Keep in mind, though, that trusts are complex instruments and may have tax considerations. In addition to consulting with an attorney, you'll want to discuss your plans with your tax advisor.
Whichever option is right for your family, use Grandparents Day as an opportunity to consider the ways in which you can give something to the grandchildren who give so much to you.
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SALT LAKE CITY — As a working group prepared to meet for the first time to discuss changes to Utah's open-records law, attention turned Tuesday to whether the Senate would repeal the controversial HB477.
Several senators contacted by the Deseret News expressed frustration with Gov. Gary Herbert's plan to call them back for a special session Friday to reconsider the bill, which makes wide-ranging changes to the Government Records Access and Management Act.
A repeal would require 15 votes in the Senate. As of Tuesday evening, 12 senators said they would vote for repeal, three said they would not and six were undecided. Another four will be absent — including former Sen. Chris Buttars, R-West Jordan, who has retired — and four did not return phone calls.
Senate President Michael Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, said it is "very possible" that the Senate will take no action Friday. A special session can last up to 30 days, meaning legislators could hold off until a regularly scheduled interim day.
House Republicans on Monday signaled their intent to repeal HB477 Friday.
However, Waddoups said the working group — made up of public officials, both traditional and new media and members of the public — should have a chance to draft an alternative before HB477 is scrapped.
"The Senate's position, of those that I've talked to, is repeal and replace," he said. "We can't replace it until the work's been done."
Waddoups said he expects the working group to meet once a week for four or five weeks. Given that, he questioned why a special session, which he said will cost $30,000, was needed so soon — especially after criticism that HB477 was rushed.
"It looks like we're repeating the same problem again," he said. "We're rushing and not letting the system work."
Waddoups, Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper, and Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R-West Valley City, said they would not vote to repeal the bill on Friday.
The Legislature already delayed the bill's effective date to July 1, but public protests have continued. HB477 would largely exempt the Legislature and several forms of electronic communication from GRAMA, allow increased fees for records requests and erase language favoring openness.
Not surprisingly, all seven Senate Democrats said they favor repeal, including Gene Davis, D-Salt Lake City, a sponsor of the original GRAMA legislation in the early 1990s and the only minority party senator to support HB477. In a statement, they said they would be happy to sponsor a repeal bill.
Five Senate Republicans also said they would vote to repeal: Curt Bramble, R-Provo; John Valentine, R-Orem; Steve Urquhart, R-St. George; Peter Knudson, R-Brigham City; and Dan Liljenquist, R-Bountiful.
"We ought to start back at ground zero," Valentine said. "We can't get an open and fair discussion in the present environment."
In a blog post Tuesday, Urquhart apologized for voting for HB477, saying it was the first vote he has regretted in more than 10 years in the Legislature. "I screwed up. I'm sorry," he wrote. "At the end of the day, the public might or might not have agreed with some of the conclusions we reached; but, having never had the opportunity to participate, the public rightly is incensed and wants the whole thing thrown out. … The right thing to do now is to start over."
And in an interview, Knudson said the Senate's "mistake came when we heedlessly pushed the bill through at breakneck speed."
But Urquhart was not happy about having to make the decision on repeal so quickly.
"This is bizarre that we have a special session called with four days' notice for a bill that won't go into effect for three months," he said. "It must be good PR, it must be good press, but it's bad governance."
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*looks at G1 rebuild of Hot Rod, now called Rodimus*
*flips in Rodimus's left hand then swings out saw blade*
Hot Rod was always my favorite, with Optimus Prime in a close second, & not just because of my name ("If your gonna ride Daniel, ride in style" ). He was fast, more than handy in a firefight, had that saw blade for when they got close, his vehicle form was really cool, a bit cocky at times, he was just the coolest. Pitty he wasn't in the latest movie, to me that's the only down side, though the movie does redeem itself.
There's a good few that got killed off permanently, especially during that first attack. My brother's got the entire Generation 1 series as a gift a while back (@#$& %^& **!$ broher got them but not me...), including both movies. When we looked at the special features, we found what I think they called the Mauselium, with sections for Autobots, another for Decepticons & Unicron directly from that screen. Inside, it shows you who died, links you to the part of the movie when they died, a short bio on who they were & how they died finished off with a pic.
Damn, I remember getting upset cause we had to go out when the original movie debuted on TV. I was still a little kid at the time, but I managed to convince them to tape it for my brother & me. I can't remember how long it took for us to kill that tape, but it was watched faithfully right till the end, despite the increasing static...
Well, this is annoying...
Cause of a slight problem while posting, my message got posted twice. Mods, feel free to delete this post. I can never find the bloody delete button...
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Wish I could get on here more often. *Sigh* The down side to night shift...
We had an original version of the tape that my cousin got me. He bought it when it first came out so it was about a decade old when I got it. It still kinda works to this day but there is a good bit of static.
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Anyone who seen the old movie(or ownes it like me)will tell you Hot Rod kicks it every time.HAIL HOT ROD!!
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I don't think I actually ever saw th G2 series. From what I've heard, they're apparently back on Cybertron, their vehicle forms changed so they look more like Cybertronian vehicles. I wonder if Hot Rod was in that too...
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I haven't seen it either. Is it at this point that they start the robots in diguise in disguise, cause I thought that was a stupid concept so I didn't care to watch it. I may be wrong if I am somebody inform me cause that will give me the motivation to watch it.
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« Jobs numbers disappoint | Main | By how much will the Fed cut rates? »
September 08, 2007
Just how bad is the labor market?
Nonfarm payroll employment growth is 1.3% (12 month log difference). Civilian employment -- adjusted to conform to the establishment payroll series -- is 1.0%. These are the numbers for August 2007? Almost. Payroll employment growth was actually 1.2%. Those figures are for February 2001, the month immediately preceding the last NBER-defined recession.
So when you see this statement, from the White House website, Economy "Fact Sheet", accessed 8 Sep 07:
Today, The Bureau Of Labor Statistics Released New Jobs Figures. Nonfarm payroll employment edged down in August by 4,000 jobs, meaning our economy has created 1.6 million jobs in the last 12 months, and 8.22 million since August 2003 when the labor market began its turnaround. Private employment increased by 24,000 jobs in August, marking the 48th consecutive month of private job growth. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.6 percent, below the average of each of the past four decades.
think about these graphs:
Figure 1: 12 month log change in nonfarm payroll employment (blue) and in civilian employment, adjusted to conform to payroll definition/coverage (red). NBER recession date shaded gray. Sources: BLS, September 7 release.
Figure 2: Monthly log change, annualized, in nonfarm payroll employment, August data (blue) and July data (red). Sources: BLS.
Figure 1 shows that the last time both employment series exhibited the same growth rates, and the second derivative of the log level was negative (i.e., growth was decelerating) was in February 2001. Figure 2 shows that month-on-month growth has been substantially revised downward over the previous two months.
One difference is the unemployment rate; at 4.6 percent, it is 0.4 percentage points higher than it was in February 2001.
For alternative estimates of net job creation, see Jim's post.
[Late addition, 9 Sep, 5:30pm Pacific]
Figure 3: Nonfarm payroll employment, seasonally adjusted (blue) and not seasonally adjusted (red). Gray shading is NBER-defined recession dates, dashed vertical lines denote August observations. Sources: BLS.
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Posted by Menzie Chinn at September 8, 2007 08:22 AM
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There is some interesting analysis of the labour market figures on Globalinsight:
They begin;
"The August jobs report was bad in almost all dimensions. Employment fell (by 4,000) for the first time in four years, and the bad news was widely spread. "
Then continue;
"The government sector lost 28,000 jobs in August. The "unusual" decline in July, originally estimated at 28,000 jobs, was revised to show an even bigger 52,000 loss. Local government education (i.e., schools) has shed 102,000 jobs over the past three months."
Which is large enough to explain the entire down grade of 80,000 for June and July. Given that we also know that the budget deficit, around 1.5% of GDP is particularly low, this implies there is more than some room for reflationary government measures should they be required.
The other thing to throw in when comparing 2001 with present is first of course the bursting of the Hi-Tech bubble, which was a speculative boom on a far higher scale than the present stock market recovery and second that profit rates remain high or climbing to record post war highs, whereas in 2001 they were at levels as low as they had fallen since 1945.
Posted by: bill j at September 8, 2007 09:24 AM
bill says
Which is large enough to explain the entire down grade of 80,000 for June and July.
As is the decline in manufacturing or construction jobs in the private sector where job terminations are notoriously short-noticed (the invisible hand, unlike the government hand bein so much more efficient, not having to wait for official announcements --provoking the creation of guesstimates), no?
How izit that the birth/death model applies to government jobs when one would assume that the BLS has that information right next door?
If the governments have cut back (however surprisingly to account for these revisions) have they done it out of meanness...or because they have no "room for reflationary government measures "?
Great post Menzie...greater than my immediate capacity to feel the force of the mathematical techniques...which one might think undermines my commendation...but they would be wrong as it coerces me to mull it over (review, rethink, reexamine and discover)...and I need some stewing time to poke back. In the mean time, thanks for the provocation.
Posted by: calmo at September 8, 2007 10:37 AM
Nice work to show the parallel to '01, Professor.
It must be tough being a public leader with a brain. Edward Lazear is a smart guy (I was in a macroeconomics class of his, and he was an excellent teacher). When I hear him and Paulson and Bernanke make the statements that they do, I just shake my head. They know better; so, they must think that the rest of us are a bunch of dummies. How else to explain their statements over this past year? I understand that they must not panic folks, but why don't they speak the truth: "Watch your spending, folks. Be productive, folks. Be careful of long-term financial commitments, folks."
Posted by: jg at September 8, 2007 12:21 PM
I wouldn't buy all that profit talk nor the tech bubble burst as more intense. The housing bust is just as bad, I have a feeling worse. Considering the lack of investment in the US, profits better be there. It explains the average job growth over the last few years even though most of those gains were in housing.
The biggest speculative housing bust since the 1920's has started, we all know how that ended to.
Posted by: Shadow at September 8, 2007 12:53 PM
JG, You don't tell a 4 year-old his dead mother's not in heaven looking down on him; you don't yell fire in a crowded movie theater; and, if you're the fed chief, you don't say there's going to be a recession when you're confident there will be one. Sometimes honesty is not the best policy.
Posted by: charts at September 8, 2007 08:35 PM
I believe charts has put his finger on Greenspan's m.o.
Posted by: calmo at September 8, 2007 11:00 PM
In past cycles strong underpinnings of the economy led to a strong housing market, not so this time, it was housing leading the economy, and as folks refinanced from high rates to lower ones coupled with much higher asset prices in their one and only asset, their home, the equity was consumed causing a strong global economy due to the spending down of the trillions of equity that was fasely there in the first place. Job creation came from housing and housing "related', I had read there were more real estate brokers than doctors,and lawyers combined, not to mention the boom in mortgage brokers,carpenters, etc, etc.
The music has now stopped, what concerns me the most is when the Fed does cut what area of the economy will that stimuli affect?
Posted by: James at September 9, 2007 05:25 AM
Nice overview James and I'm of the same opinion that it is not clear that there is a connection to some fledgling industry that would burst out and re-stimulate the economy...if it only had those cheaper interest rates.
No, so far the cupboard looks empty...and all the more reason to worry about provoking a war with Iran to avoid a domestic economic implosion.
Back to Fig 2, the BLS made corrections to the employment data that added 1M to the tally (~3 times the usual benchmark adjustment) as of Dec 06 IIRC. I think this was conservative. With the possible (but undocumented of course) exodus of these illegals with the housing downturn could this depiction of the fall in employment be somewhat overstated? (As in, yeah but those were illegal jobs that were never recognized/counted/registered anyhow.)[As over-stated as the presumption that the illegals are returning to Mexico...where there are still worse job prospects.]
Posted by: calmo at September 9, 2007 08:18 AM
The thing I'm keep wondering about is that the way the calender worked this year -- the last day of the month was on Friday -- is that maybe we are getting a seasonal adjustment problem with education and teen age employment. Without the large drop in these two series the employment reports would have been weak -- more in line with other indicators -- but not so severe. Do you know of anyone with detailed knowledge of this issue discussing it?
Posted by: spencer at September 9, 2007 03:00 PM
calmo, My thoughts on illegals are as follows.It is fact that a lot of illegals have been employed in housing and it's related industries, true they were not counted, But they bought cell phones, food, gasoline, etc, etc,or put another way they consumed, and helped GDP.Even though their layoffs do not appear in government statistics, their reduced consumption will negatively impact GDP, and ultimately corporate earnings. I enjoyed Your post, and appreciate the positive feedback.
Posted by: james at September 9, 2007 04:32 PM
spencer: I don't know the answer to your question, but I have plotted the seasonally adjusted and not seasonally adjusted data in a new Figure 3. You'll see that typically the NSA series rises in August -- but not this year.
James: I agree -- it's not clear monetary policy can affect business fixed investment or residential investment given the overhang in the latter, and prospects for growth in the former (see here. However, to the extent that expansionary monetary policy could depreciate the dollar, it is conceivable that net exports could be the engine of growth. This scenario relies upon Europe and East Asia remaining decoupled from the US slowdown, however.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at September 9, 2007 05:58 PM
Well thank you James (what the hell did I say? Oh yeah "nice overview" and I still think so and I happen to share the "same opinion"...and I need to fess up that mine might be a bit wobbly). Your remark about the "illegals" still adding to GDP because they are still consuming needs to be tempered (possibly barbecued)[sadly, no longer of "the same opinion"] with the observation that the bulk of these people send the bulk of their pay checks back to Mexico...and the IRS knows this and yet those 12M are somehow counted as part of the labor force, no?
Menzie thinks it's conceivable that exports could be the engine of growth should we get that loosening --precipitating a depreciating dollar. So what actual products are these going to be and who is going to buy them? [So "conceivable" but hard to imagine...and believe (have you no convictions?)] Hard to believe the former export strengths would continue to expand and prevail when the market (US consumer goods) supporting that reinvestment (retooling, finance) has weakened.
Posted by: calmo at September 9, 2007 10:38 PM
Menzie: I believe ROW (Rest Of World) will slow as demand from the US wanes, and "the mortgage flu' continues to sow seeds of worry all over the globe. Also once the "Olympics factor" is over in China this might knock GDP down a point or so, and current high inflation will act as a drag on their economy. China is in it's "capitalistic infancy" and any slowdown, coupled with high inflation, and lack of confidence in it's biggest customer will be a real test for it's resilicency.
Posted by: James at September 10, 2007 03:00 AM
Menzie wrote:
However, to the extent that expansionary monetary policy could depreciate the dollar, it is conceivable that net exports could be the engine of growth.
This is mercantilism at its finest and just the prescription the IMF has given to developing countries that has taken them to triple digit inflation and destroyed their asset bases.
If a developing country makes such a horrible mistake it can recover because the developed nations can give at least a little support to counter their mistake of following the IMF, but if the US goes down this route there is no one to pull the world out of economic disaster.
Posted by: DickF at September 10, 2007 05:03 AM
Menzie, sorry, I actually wanted to thank you for the information on the jobs report. This is an important comparison. It is certainly more evidence that the FED is far, far behind the curve.
Greenspan had more of a business background so he would often take decisive action as the problems were unfolding. Bernanke is an academic and he waits until all the data is in before he makes a decision. This may be okay if you are writing a history book or looking to explain what happened, but, when you are pretending to manage the money supply and economy, waiting for the data can equate to disaster especially since many of the indicators are six months old.
If BB and crew don't take decisive action the problems could get much worse, but, if his first 6 months are any evidence, we are in for a rough ride.
Posted by: DickF at September 10, 2007 05:11 AM
calmo: I think that since there is ambivalence in the economics profession regarding the empirical basis for decoupling, this characterization seemed appropriate. In any case, I've discussed my skepticism of this view previously.
DickF: Compliment accepted. My discussion of the monetary policy impact on net exports was not meant to be an argument in support of expansionary policy. Rather it was a positive (as opposed to normative) assessment of the textbook channels whereby which aggregate demand can be affected by monetary policy.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at September 10, 2007 07:51 AM
Menzie, thanks for the explanation. While we are still far apart in economic philosophy (Keynes v classical) I better understand your comment.
Posted by: DickF at September 10, 2007 11:02 AM
Menzie: Great dialogue, with You and calmo. I agree that a depreciating dollar will make US exports a greater value, but the things we export, "the machines that make the machines" will decline as demand for China and India's products drops due to a US consumer that is becoming unemployed, and foreclosured upon.
Posted by: James at September 10, 2007 12:40 PM
calmo, the illegals do not "export" all their earnings, and most of the recent job growth has come from the service sector, which illegals have a dual effect, providing low "unit labor costs", and spending more on service related vs big ticket items. True they do not spend as much as most Americans, but then again, who does.
Posted by: James at September 10, 2007 12:45 PM


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Realistic, comprehensive immigration reform can't happen until the borders are secured. Otherwise when we "weed out the ones causing us problems" as you put it, they'll come right back. It's also very important to differentiate between the two. Securing boarders isn't part of immigration, it's a completely separate issue, but one that takes precedence over immigration reform.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, our current fiasco on immigration is like two bouncers arguing about who they're going to let in while the front doors stand wide open and people stream in and out at will. Pointless.
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Enhancing the comparability of self-rated skills-matching using anchoring vignettes
This research is concerned with the skills-match between researchers' Ph.D. training and their subsequent university employment. Self-rated skills-matching is considered in light of the anchoring vignettes technique. This technique is used to adress comparability issues in survey research. It has been documented that individuals with more education and skills have the highest expectations for their jobs and careers; and are more easily disappointed. This is one reason why there may be comparability problems in self-rated skills matching. Only a few studies (at least one using objective data, a few more using self- reported data) have examined the issue of skills-matching. Furthermore, the results from objective data are somewhat problematic. This underscores the need to apply anchoring vignettes to self-reported data. Mismatch is associated with substantially lower earnings; with more comparable measures, wage penalties can be more accurately estimated.Download Info
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GUAM (Pacific News Center)—The Western Pacific Fishery Management Council has issued a reminder to the Department of Defense and Joint Region Marianas of the concerns that fishermen have over the expansion of the closure around Farallon de Medinilla testing range, which is a prime bottomfishing area.
WCPFC decided that its staff will review the current CNMI bottomfish fishery and its existing management regime and develop an options paper for Council consideration that would remove the large vessel area closure for bottomfish in the southern portion of the archipelago.
WCPFC concluded a four-day meeting in Honolulu Friday. It was established by Congress to manage fisheries in offshore waters around Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the US Pacific remote island areas. It serves as a bridge between the local communities, fishermen, and the federal government.
At their meeting, the Council also expressed concern about the military's plans for the expansion of activities around the islands of Tinian and Pagan, which may hurt fishing in those areas as well.
They agreed to also remind NOAA's Assistant Administrator for Fisheries that, regarding the Billfish Conservation Act, the intent of Congress was to maintain the ability of Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, and CNMI fisheries to send billfish to the U.S. mainland for sale as well as allow billfish landed in American Samoa, Guam, and CNMI by foreign vessels to be sold in Hawaii. And the U.S. Coast Guard is also being asked by the council to prioritize patrols of the U.S. exclusive economic zone to detect foreign fishing violations and acquire or direct additional patrol assets for the Western Pacific Region.
The Council also decided to form a Fishery Data Collection and Research Committee to be composed of the heads of the Council, the American Samoa Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources, Guam Department of Agriculture, CNMI Department of Lands and Natural Resources, Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, Guam Bureau of Statistics and Plans, and NMFS Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, as well as a representative from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The NMFS will also be notified of the Council's concurrence with the positive 90-day finding in response to the petition to delist the North Pacific humpback whale population under the Endangered Species Act.
The Council reiterated its previous recommendation to recognize the recovery and delist the North Pacific humpback whales and looks forward to a timely 12-month finding from NMFS.
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