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I got this table for my son because he was pulling himself up on everything. It is a great since he will focus on the table for several minutes at a time - allowing me a few minutes to get things done. It plays cute music and I love the tunes for numbers and alphabet. I do like the Bright Start's table more, but I wanted a different one than the daycare provider. This table is a nice size and portable. Easy to take to grandma's house. The only thing I don't like is how easy it moves when he is trying to pull himself up to the table. I think a little more weight to the product would help with this. However, as my son improves being able to stand up, this has become less of an issue.
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Love this toy. I let my son and his cousin play on it. His cousin is younger so I had to take off the legs. It allows my son to get some standing and walking around time in to help build his muscles for walking. He loves the songs and claps and dances along when the abc song plays.
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Colorful, nice music & interactive for my 6 month old.
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This is the second time I have purchased this product. I bought one for my older grandson a few years ago, he loved it so much I had to buy my youngest grandson one for his first birthday and he is loving it just as much. Leap Frog is a "BIG" in my house we love their products, I work in the education field so I am always looking for products that teach and one the children will love to learn from.
Great activity to for my little guy
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Great product for my 6.5 month old, was a gift from grandma and is perfect to keep him busy or when he is just tired of physically playing with mommy. We sit on the couch and play with the top. He does not sit fully on his own or stand yet so I haven't attached the table legs but he loves to hit the buttons and open and close the hippo mirror mouth. I wish it did more when you hit the buttons. Its very interactive which I love.
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This keeps my little guy quite busy. He loves to see it light up and has many different gadgets to push. The only con is that since he can't quite stand yet, he uses it while sitting. Because of the smooth bottom, it slides everywhere and unless I have it leaned against something, he slides right to the floor. I would recommend some type of grips for the bottom to keep it in place when playing without the stand.
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Great product. Varied noises, colors, songs, etc. I left the legs off so my daughter can lean on it and play without me supervising her (she can't stand yet). It cuts off when she wanders away and starts back up when she touches it again. The two volume settings are a life saver.
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My 10 month old is pulling up and this was a great item to keep her from pulling up on items she shouldn't. It has multiple toys/learning objects to keep her interest with both a number and letter sound setting. She can push it around the room on our carpet floor and has only flipped it over once. I love that it has a high and low sound setting. I won't buy any noisy toy now that doesn't. Batteries seem to last a long time too. I like the rounded table legs as she is still learning her balance and has fell on them a few times. The curved legs help her slide down to the floor rather than slam down. Now she trieds to climb under it to chase other toys and occassionally gets stuck, but its light enough she can push it up or back out easily. My only complaint is that one button shouldn't react until another one has finished its audio, but I have this complaint with all baby toys.
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Oil spiraling lower down ten dollars and five trading sessions you can bet that has the attention my next guest he is ready without -- is the founder and CEO Laredo petroleum.
An independent energy company drilling in the Permian Basin.
I've been -- Permian Basin myself many times and oil story 75% of your production -- there I understand.
You've got to be watching.
What's going on an oil right now and be a little bit concerned more than 10% in ten days and five trading days where you -- the bottoms out.
Well thanks thanks for having me here have been -- you know is a very volatile commodity always has been we've had.
It reacts to the to the world's economy were actually United States economy.
Then on ten bucks or so -- not that unusual overall.
So those of us in the business -- kind of plan on being a little bit volatile.
We run our business appropriately.
It you know it -- Continue to degrade.
You know another five or ten dollars but ultimately it's it's a function of we need who we need deal.
Yeah absolutely and that you know we always watch the future's contracts -- WTI we're looking at oil about 95 bucks a barrel.
What's the real price to you right now -- the pressure selling at roughly we we still almost had to be -- really within a few percentage points.
And -- where do you see this price going over the next year -- so.
-- short term we know we have a little bit of a concern about the economy and maybe the whole process straighten them.
But I think over over a little longer period what we're not too worried about it being loved.
At what point does it change the decisions that you're -- about production what number and thank you.
Our our company is is.
Caged such that at about 75 votes are -- start backing up pearl press.
And that's it starts getting down toward that kind of levels and we we rethink but the radio has a tremendous amount of flexibility on where we put our.
Yet it's interesting that you say that you had your production because.
You know a lot of people like to talk about speculators in the oil markets say -- are what's driving higher -- sort of make the defense that without.
Speculators in the market producers couldn't hedge wouldn't be as comfortable that producing airlines would know where -- fuel costs are going to be.
How do you specifically had your -- and where do you do that how important is that you know.
It's very important to us it's critical to us our our exploration cycle is is measured in years from the start of an idea until we actually produce steel.
And we need to have some sort of an understanding of what our commodity price downsides going to be over that period.
So we we -- our physical product we're not speculating that we -- the physical product.
34 and sometimes may be five years.
Class you would make because that's if you weren't able to hedge them that's exactly right let me ask about natural gas as well -- you also produce a lot of natural gas.
The EIA just said that they don't think the prices gonna go below a dollar 95 for the rest of 2012 and looking at this news is that just came out.
What do you think about that will.
At the radio only about less than 15% of our revenue comes from natural gas so we're.
We're we're pretty heavily -- -- of liquids company Britain and the United States has found a tremendous amount of natural gas we have a huge supply.
And that's gonna have a long term impact on.
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Britain's team pursuit trio of Dani King, Joanna Rowsell and 20-year-old Laura Trott eased to a stunning victory in the gold-medal race against USA at London's Velodrome.
Led by 23-year-old Rowsell, the trio broke their own world record - set earlier in the Games - by crossing the line in a time of three minutes 14.051 seconds.
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"We want to go on and achieve more in the sport," said 21-year-old King. "We have become Olympic champions in our own country so it possibly can't get any better but we can try.
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Mani Teo, JHCSeriously his story filled with so many lies and half truths its hysterical.He basically is telling lie after lie now. He's never seen his GF of 4,5 yrs as she was dying of Leukemia while he was in SD yet didn't have the time or resources to get to LA to see her. Next he talked to her on her death bed while she was on a respirator. Then 3 hours before she died she called him and talked to him in a recorded phone call and she sounded chirpier as ever. The more that comes out with this story the more everyone realizes this guy is lying through his teeth.I'm sure its just a matter of time before its revealed Mani Teo aka Pinocchio is in cahoots with Mosisisisisi Tusososostuptuotto and they'll be caught.
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All true, but - who is the victim here? Why is this a scandal? Who got hurt? I blame the Kardashians.
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Had a cynical laugh to myself on the way into work this morning. As i was riding through the park near South Tce in the city i passed a lady riding a hybrid with a wicker basket on the front. As i approached her i noticed she wasnt wearing a helmet (not overly strange) but as i passed her i saw she had it sitting in the basked on the front of her bike! As i rode away with a strange sort of despair i was stopped a red light on south tce at the end of the bike path. i was there for a minute or two and saw her approaching the intersection, she proceed to take the helmet out (while still riding) and put it on here head! i just sat there stunned and to add to it she just rode straight across the pedestrian crossing when the lights turned orange (she had PLENTY of time to stop and didnt check for any turning cars).
i am continually dumbfounded and saddened by a lot of the stuff i see while i am out riding.
What stupid things have you seen?
Jeremy, re dogs and their owners on shared paths.
I was riding River Torrens Linear Park towards a woman on one side of the path, and a dog off lead on the other side. I called out a warning and the 'thanks' for my warning was a mouthful of f. abuse.
I was riding a shared path in North Adelaide. Dog off lead, despite sign to have dogs on leads. As I approached a woman who was off the path and to my right, she threw a ball across the path and at my front wheel. Required quick braking to avoid the dog that naturally bounded towards my bike.
People who have their dogs off lead in a place like the linear park just show that even some dog owners are stupid and inconsiderate the same as most sections of society.
I used to ride in Renmark and on my usual ride at least two dogs would come out of properties and give chase. One was a little fella that was easily handled, the other a huge thing. Damned frightening when you're enjoying the serenity!
I've had a couple that have given chase, one the owner had to go looking for after.
I almost ran over one as well, i think it was to the left of me, then i looked down and it was near my cranks on the right hand side, don't know how i missed it.
One local footpath is a hazard for walking, it's turned into a ridiculous memory game remembering where the dogs have been. I was even going to take a piece of chalk and write 'this is a foot path, not a dog poop path'
Dogs will use a place used by other dogs. Any chance of the council cleaning the footpath and hosing it down? Owners can be fined (or chatted to) for leaving the mess but unlikely to be spotted.
Saw a guy riding down the wrong side of the road towing a wheely bin with another bike strapped across the bin - no helmet either..
I too Had a cynical laugh to myself on the way home from work tonight. I was almost home and thanks to the V8 Commodore driver for not running me over but decided he couldnt wait 15mtrs as i take the next street. Well he decided to give me room so i hve to give him that. But being a V8 lowered Commodore going over the centre line where them Big Yellow blocks are. he hit the Diff all the way up about 5 if not 10. What a noise. The 2 guys giving way to him in the next street just pissing them self. Also a Commodore. One yells out to me. NOW THATS WHAT I CALL A DIFF BOUNCE. Wonder if he broke something the way that hit like that. Of next time he'll run me down and used me as the speed bumps?
Oh and yesterday on the Corner of Bridge & Kesters Rd, i had to dodge Jims Chain Saw and Jerry can. It seams some one lost a Chain saw and the jerry can of fuel. One it stunk and also was a hazard that had me swerving to avoid.
Someone would have appreciated recycling a free chain saw.
to power a mountain bike!
This one is less stupid and more hilarious. I was driving stopped on Osmond Tce, turning right onto the Parade. An old guy whom I can only describe as Gandalf in short shorts was on his bike in front of the bakery, stopped at the lights. Circling above him was his pet sulfur crested cockatoo. As the lights changed the the old guy set off on his bike, the cocky flew down and landed on the handle bars and sat there as the guy headed up the parade.
Funniest thing I've seen in ages.
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By MARLA JO FISHER
One of the problems with birthdays is that it becomes progressively more difficult to find famous people who hadn't amounted to much yet when they were your age. And every time you turn on the TV, there's another pesky child prodigy on the news to remind you that, not only are you falling short, but your kids are, too. Neither of
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Cheetah Boy keeps insisting that he wants to drive a car, but I feel he might as well just kill a few people now and then bash himself into a bloody pulp, because I fear that's going to happen when he gets his license. I haven't lost sleep over a parenting issue like this for a long time. On one hand, there's that cultural impera
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There are spoiled dogs. There are very spoiled dogs. And then there's Faith. But, then, she deserves to be pampered aplenty. After all, her resurrection was so miraculous it touched people's hearts all over the world. You remember Faith. She's the little dog who was found in August, so starved and skeletal that she appeared dead
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The very mention of the Crystal Cove cottages stirs up so much passion among devotees, it's almost like you've stumbled onto a religious cult with a secret headquarters. It's not just that they're located on one of the most beautiful beaches in Southern California. Nor that the battle over their fate lasted for de
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Would you like to see your old grade school report cards? Not everyone wants to relive their elementary nightmares, but I was one of those annoying suck-up teacher's pets, so I would find it interesting to see mine. However, I'm the daughter of a neat freak. So any historical artifacts like that have long since gone to the great landfill
Mon Nov 11, 2013
Carving a pumpkin is a fright
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Whatever failings our great nation has, it has spawned one extremely messy annual tradition: Carving the Halloween pumpkin.When you read the history of the jack-o-lantern, there's a lot of blarney about the fact that apparently someone once carved a turnip into a lantern in Ireland, and that may have been the first jack-o-lantern.
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Last week, I wrote about the dreaded disease that I'm calling Coachmouth, which generally strikes people with whistles around their necks and sneakers on their feet. The main symptom I've observed is the urge to hurl insults and curses at their players, whose youth apparently does not exempt them from being subjected to verbal abuse.
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There's a malady going around, and I know people who've come down hard with it. I've named this disease Coachmouth, and it's mostly contracted by strutting would-be Napoleons of all shapes and sizes. Sufferers can easily be identified by the whistles around their necks, tube socks on their feet and delusional beliefs that they ca
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If someone elected me God, no one would ever be allowed to have a meeting, service or ceremony that lasted more than one hour. Unless you're throwing money into the audience every five minutes, I don't want to sit and listen to you drone on and on, no matter how bewitched you are by the sound of your own voice. I don't care how c
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My kids oohed and aahed when we walked into the huge house, as if they were tourists at the Taj Mahal. Then they each ran off to claim their own sleeping wing, like European powers dividing up the New World. We were spending the weekend in this oversized "Hummer home" in Escondido as part of a home exchange, so my son
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I know parents who spy on their teenagers like CIA operatives trying to crack the Taliban. They pore over their kids' texts, tweets, Facebook pages, private messages and email accounts like they contain top-secret classified information that must be read to protect the Free World. They collect phone and Internet data like the NSA
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If they can put a man on the moon, why can't they send all the leaf blowers there? Seriously, it blows my mind (no pun intended) that official busybody bureaucrats are using our tax dollars to try to ban a beloved public institution like beach fire rings – because of the supposedly horrible pollution they produce. Me
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I don't know if you've slept recently, but it has come to my attention that a lot of people have wacky sleeping situations. Last night, I turned on the TV and watched a few minutes of some reality show – I didn't catch the name – in which a pretty young mom was explaining to her long-suffering husband why she needed to contin
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I never knew how terrifying a plant could be, until I mentioned to people I wanted to put bamboo into my back yard. You'd have thought I'd told them that I was planning to hire a serial killer as my new gardener, complete with chainsaw. "Noooooo!!!!!!! Don't do it!" was the nearly universal advice I got. "You'll be sorr
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My kids get three hots and a cot
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My children need a laptop and an iPhone. Because every teenager in America, except them, now has these essential electronic devices, without which the survival of the free world would be in jeopardy. My kids never used to be materialistic, but now we've been living in this comfy, middle-class suburban neighborhood too long and the attitu
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Were you ever in love with someone who was sublimely beautiful but who made you insane? That pretty much sums up my relationship with the jacaranda tree in my front yard, at least in the merry month of May. Each spring, this 30-foot-high tree quietly grows flower buds that go unnoticed amid the leaves. Then suddenly, one day in M
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Something remarkable happened today. My teenage son put on a pair of ugly shoes. Voluntarily. Without a pistol aimed at his head. I can't remember how many years it has been since Cheetah Boy, 16, deigned to stick his feet into anything that wasn't made by Vans. He even wore Vans to his formal dance. Not only were these s
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A few months ago, Cheetah Boy ran away from a party when the cops came. Yes, my 15-year-old son was almost busted. When he came home and told me this, I nearly fainted. Really, I thought he'd be old enough to drive at least before he embarked on a life of crime. Usually I won't let him go to any teen parties unless I call and make sure a
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Fisher: Punishment options as clear as mud
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The two worst words in the English language are "You're grounded." And not just for the child who's being punished, but for the parent who uttered them. I know this because when I have uttered those words, it's usually in extremis, the legal minors in my house have refused to follow my commands. So I bellow in a very impromptu ma
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Do you ever find mysterious items in your freezer? I just pulled out an unrecognizable icy brown lump that I suspect was left there by space aliens, except I'm not sure where they're getting the plastic bags. If I had to guess, I'd say it resembles some kind of meat, though it might need laboratory analysis to make sure.
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Smart Phones
Smart phones offer new frontier for identity theft
Chicago As more people switch from traditional cell phones to smart phones, worries have increased that users will fall prey to the same virus and malware problems that can plague personal computers.
Smart phones injure texters
Marie-Pierre Ferey Increasing numbers of the tech savvy are coming down with ailments such as 'text neck'.
Compare: Smart phones
Adam Turner Take care of business wherever you are with the latest multi-function phone.
iPhone growth lowest since 2007 launch
Samantha Murphy It may seem like everyone already has all the mobile devices they need, but global shipments for notebooks, tablets and smartphones reached 308.
New technology could make texting while driving 'safe'
David Ellery Helicopters and motorcycles have inspired Second Lieutenant James Edge-Williams to come up with a chorded keyboard prototype that may make safe texting while driving a possibility.
Mobile data usage sparks bill shock
Peter Cai Close to half of Australian mobile users are receiving bill shock and paying 40 per cent more than their advertised monthly contract, according to a study of the sector by Macquarie University.
PayPal launches mobile payment device
Online payments provider PayPal has moved to grab a share of the growing "mobile" payments market by launching its own device enabling merchants to accept credit or debit card payments anywhere,...
Android dominates smartphone market, study says
Deborah Netburn If you are one of the 104 million people in the US who own a smartphone, chances are it's running Google Android, ComScore said in a report released Tuesday.
Demand pushes mobile numbers into the 05s
Lucy Battersby About 100 million new mobile phone numbers starting with '05' will be introduced in 2017.
New Windows phones won't run current apps
New Windows Phone 7 handsets, expected late this year, won't run any applications written for older versions of Microsoft's phone software.
Apple sues HTC over iPhone patents
Apple goes after one of its main rivals with patent lawsuits claiming theft of touch screen technology and other features.
Microsoft unveils 'social' phones for youth market
Microsoft unveils two mobile phones that are meant for social networking-savvy teens and twenty-somethings, to revitalise its mobile business and regain ground on iPhones and BlackBerrys.
Nokia to launch new smartphones
Nokia will launch new smartphones to help close the gap with Apple and Blackberry, its chief executive said.
New gadgets could add to high cost of data downloads
Daniella Miletic The first phone bill Samuel Nicolopoulos received after getting his Apple iPhone gave him what people in the telecommunications industry call ''bill shock''.
Amazon releases Kindle for Android
Amazon.com is hoping to snag even more customers for its electronic books by releasing a Kindle e-reader apps for Android phones.
4G wireless: fast, but overhyped
Mobile phone companies will soon start a barrage of advertising for the next advance in wireless network technology: 4G access.
Smartphones offer new frontier for identity theft
As more people switch from traditional cell phones to smart phones, worries have increased that users will fall prey to the same virus and malware problems that can plague personal computers.
HTC is iPhone's 'quiet' challenger
Joe McDonald East Asia is the world's electronics factory, yet unless they are Japanese, producers are largely anonymous.
Microsoft sues Motorola for patent infringement
Microsoft filed suit against Motorola last week, accusing the US handset maker of violating its patents in smart phones powered by Google's Android mobile operating system.
Smartphones outsell PCs for the first time
For the first time ever, smartphones such as Apple's iPhone are outselling personal computers, according to a report by research group IDC that was released this week.


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The corn and soybean markets have grabbed all the agriculture-related headlines lately. But what about wheat? Well, at least as far as the US is concerned, there hasn't been too much to say. Wheat crops escaped the drought. For that matter, the August USDA crop report revised the size of the US crop upwards, by 1.2 million tonnes, to 61.73 million tonnes. Farmers increased wheat acreage to produce the largest US crop since the 2008-09 season. The winter wheat harvest is complete and 89% of spring wheat has been harvested.
Nevertheless, wheat prices have rallied by close to 40% since early June — about the same as soybeans. Foreign producers, particularly in the FSU, suffered from drought as well, and produced some dismal results.
The crop report cut a further two million tonnes off Kazakhstan output, to 11 million tonnes, but raised the estimate for Ukrainian production by the same amount, to 15 million tonnes. That compares with crops of more than 22 million tonnes for each of these countries in 2011-12. This was not news, though, because the first estimate for global crops back in May already acknowledged these potential crop losses, and the estimates have not changed much since.
Many analysts, including the USDA, had an artificially high number for Russia, but the estimates are now tumbling. The August crop report slashed six million tonnes off the Russian estimate, to 43 million tonnes, down from output of more than 56 million tonnes last year. More recent estimates by some private forecasters put the crop size as low as 39 million tonnes. Using the lower estimate, total FSU production will be 80 million tonnes, down 30% from 2011-12.
EU crops were affected as well, but by a much smaller margin, at least in volume terms. Total output is expected to fall by about four million tonnes, or 3%, from last season. The problem with EU crops is quality, which means that a significant percentage of the crop will only be suitable as animal feed, leaving a tight market for milling-grade, food-quality wheat.
Indian crops continue to improve. The estimate was revised up by three million tonnes, to 94 million tonnes, up from 87 million tonnes last year. The excellent Indian crop, however, does little to mitigate the overall picture.
Global output is estimated to drop to 662 million tonnes, down 4.7% from 2011-12. Consumption is forecast to slip to 683 million tonnes, down only 1.7% from the previous marketing year. The resulting production/consumption deficit will draw global inventories down to 25.3% of usage, compared with 28.4% and 30% in 2011-12 and 2010-11, respectively. In the mid-2000s stocks fell to just shy of 20% of usage, so we're not in such bad shape yet.
Argentinean farmers planted smaller acreage than last year, but that is well known and is in the market. The one area of vulnerability in the Southern Hemisphere is Australia, the world's second largest exporter behind the US. Dry weather is threatening crops in Western Australia, the largest wheat producing region in the country. Estimates vary, but several million tonnes are at stake if the area does not receive sufficient precipitation over the next couple of months.
Demand has been sluggish, at least in terms of US exports. The USDA estimates that US exports will grow by 14% in 2012-13, but export commitments are behind last year's pace by 12%. However, the market for million grade wheat from EU and FSU origins should tighten eventually, as illustrated above, at which point demand for US wheat should pick up steam and estimates will head toward the USDA estimate.
Raise stops on long December wheat positions, from $6.40 per bushel recommended on June 7, to $8.50, close only.


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Population 0.426 million
GDP 8.415 US$ billion
Business climate
2010 | 2011 | 2012(e) | 2013(f) | |
GDP growth (%)
3.2 |
2.1 |
0.8 |
1.6 |
Inflation (yearly average) (%)
2 |
2.5 |
3.5 |
2.2 |
Budget balance (% GDP)
-3.7 |
-2.7 |
-2.5 |
-2.2 |
Current account balance (% GDP)
-5.8 |
-1.3 |
-0.8 |
-0.9 |
Public debt (% GDP)
69.1 |
72 |
77.1 |
75.1 |
(e) Estimate (f) Forecast |
- Public debt mainly held by resident investors
- Tourism potential
- Manufacturing sector turned towards high value-added industries (electronics and pharmaceuticals)
- Lack of natural resources
- Weak diversification of trade partners
- Low economic activity rate among women
- Importance of financial sector
Risk assessment
Growth dragged down by sluggish European market
The pace of growth will remain determined by economic conditions in the rest of the eurozone. As its economy is very open, Malta remains vulnerable to demand from its trading partners - mainly European. The production of electronic components, which accounts for 50% of exports, is mainly assured by the Franco-Italian company StMicroelectronics and is likely to remain sluggish in 2013 in line with modest European demand. Strongly affected since the beginning of the crisis, pharmaceuticals exports recovered in 2012 and are expected to remain in positive territory. Re-exports of oil products will continue to rise, reflecting the dynamism of the transhipment activities. With unemployment at 6.3% in late October 2012, well below the eurozone average, household consumption is expected to progress in 2013 supported by the employment of women. At 47% the rate of female participation in the workforce is the weakest in the eurozone, but rose by 5 points due to tax incentives in place since 2011. Public investment will be limited by the fiscal efforts required to satisfy the Maastricht criteria. In this context, the absorption capacity of the European structural funds, which requires national cofinancing, is not expected to increase (only 40% of the funds allocated have been used since 2007). The banking sector's robustness, as shown during the crisis, will preserve the credit supply and accordingly ensure the private sector's financing. Besides, tourism will continue to drive Malta's growth, even if the geographic origin of the holidaymakers (85% European) poses a risk if European economic activity worsens again substantially.
Healthy public finances but under pressure
The consolidation of public finances, underway since 2010, is mostly due to higher fiscal revenues. Conversely, spending as a percentage of GDP has not fallen. Nonetheless, the improved fiscal balance of Malta (smallest eurozone's economy) has resulted in the European Commission lifting the Excessive Debt Procedure in January 2012, a procedure imposed since July 2009. Meanwhile, public debt has continued to rise, due to the State's contribution to the Greece bailout package and financial support for the national airline, Air Malta. Besides, government provides guarantees to ensure the funding of public-sector companies. These contingent liabilities, which amounted to 17% of GDP in late 2012, are not recorded in the public debt. However, 97% of public debt is held by residents. While Malta's banking sector is eight times the GDP, namely a ratio higher than that of Cyprus but lower than that of Ireland, it is less exposed to the Greek crisis than other countries of the eurozone. The banks operate along a traditional model of prudent management, which explains the sector's resilience to the financial crisis. Lending is mainly directed towards property loans, which is a major risk if property prices fall. Prices did not fall after the 2008 crisis and even resumed their progress in late 2011. However, in case of price reversal, the banking sector could be lastingly affected, especially as provisions for non-performing loans are among the lowest in Europe. Finally, due to the insular nature of the economy, there is still a balance of goods deficit. However, momentum in services, chiefly tourism and finance, are likely to help improve the current account balance in 2013.
Timetable for reforms affected by political instability
In December 2012, the left-leaning government of Prime Minister Gonzi found itself in minority on the vote of the 2013 budget, after the defection of a single MP. This vote of confidence resulted in the dissolution of parliament, effective in January 2013, with new parliamentary elections scheduled for March 2013. The public debate focused on higher taxes, which led to the unpopularity of Gonzi's government. Victory by the opposition Labour party could delay the implementation of healthcare and pension reforms, initially planned for 2013 and supported by the EU as part of the process of consolidating public finances.


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RetailDigital and Mobile Van Halen, the Fray, Dierks Bentley & Paul McCartney: Heading for Top 10 February 10, 2012 9:10 PM EST Van Halen could notch its first No. 1 album since 1996 with its new "A Different Kind of Truth," however, Adele's "21" may put up a fight and stick around for a 20th week atop the tally. Industry sources say that both albums could sell around 200,000 copies by week's end on Sunday, Feb. 12 -- the same night as the 54th Grammy Awards.
News Van Halen, the Fray, Dierks Bentley & Paul McCartney: Heading for Top 10 February 10, 2012 8:10 PM EST Next week's Billboard 200 should see a number of top 10 debuts.
The 615 Dierks Bentley Returns 'Home' to Country January 21, 2012 9:00 AM EST After a critically acclaimed dive into bluegrass, Dierks Bentley -- with a new No. 1 country hit -- is on the second leg of his successful tour and ready for what's next.
Chart Beat Chart Beat Thursday: Sugarland, Selena Gomez, Jordin Sparks August 13, 2009 4:04 PM EDT Two country acts make album chart history, Selena Gomez returns a '70s gem to the Hot 100 and Jordin Sparks ignites on Pop Songs.
News Chrisette Michele Moves In With First No. 1 Album May 13, 2009 12:00 AM EDT Chrisette Michele celebrates her first No. 1 album as "Epiphany" arrives at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 . . . With 83,000 sold, it marks the best sales week for the young singer, but the lowest sales total for a No. 1-debuting album in the 18-year history of Nielsen SoundScan . . . The week's second-biggest bow comes from Ciara's third album, "Fantasy Ride," which begins at No. 3 with nearly 81,000 . . . One more album arrives in the top 10: Ben Harper and Relentless7's "White Lies for Dark Times" at No. 9 with 34,000 . . . In Progress Reports, we've got updates on Daughtry, Sugarland, Beyonce and Kelly Rowland.


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Olivia, the new Grace Kelly
Olivia Wilde is the new testimonial for the beauty brand Revlon. With blond hair, a dramatic make up and a trench, the actress seems to remember the Hitchcock icons Grace Kelly and Tippi Hedren. The beauty, who is very much in demand by directors, is filming Rush, a biopic dedicated to Niki Lauda, and Black Dog, Red Dog, with Chloe Sevigny.


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On Saturday, April 10, 2010 nearly 50 alumni and friends participated in the Chelsea Market/Meatpacking District Food Tasting and Culture Tour, the most recent event in the popular Arts and Enrichment Series sponsored by the Office of Alumni Relations. The Arts and Enrichment Series offers alumni access to a variety of unique cultural, entertainment, travel and sporting events in a variety of exciting locations. Photo gallery After assembling at the Chelsea Wine Vault, the group toured Chelsea Market, the Meatpacking District and the new Highline Park, the first elevated park in the United States. It is built on a 1.45-mile-long elevated rail structure that was once a freight rail line carrying meat to the Meatpacking District and agricultural goods to the factories and warehouses of the industrial West Side.
The group discovered the unique history of many of the retailers in the area, including a variety of esoteric facts about the buildings and the process that led to their conversion from actual meatpacking plants to some of New York City's hippest art galleries and fashionable restaurants. They also learned that businesses relocating into the renovated Chelsea Market are required to be family-owned and willing to give behind-the-scenes tours of how their food is actually prepared.
Chelsea Market contains a number of historic artifacts from the bygone days of New York City, such as the copper doors from the former Gimbel's Department Store. A highlight of the event was the opportunity to enjoy samples of food from a variety of the area's most popular restaurants and shops, including fresh buttermilk biscuits from Sarabeth's Bakery, an assortment of seafood soups from The Lobster Place, gourmet cheese and pear chutney from Chelsea Market Baskets and gourmet chocolate milk from Ronny Brook Milk Bar.
Alumni were grateful for the chance to experience an area that has played such an important role in the evolution of New York City. "The tour was a lot of fun," said Dina Castner '09CPS. "It was my first time visiting Chelsea Market. Highline Park was a great experience and I'm planning to come back and visit again this summer. It's great of St. John's to offer unique trips like this." "I had a wonderful time sampling delicious foods and desserts that delighted my palate," agreed Cathy Shuemate '74C. "Our guide, Cindy, was entertaining and gave us a wealth of information about the history of the market. A thoroughly delightful time!" For many alumni, the tour was very different from their usual activities, and they were hopeful that St. John's would offer similar events in the future. "My friends and I loved the tour," said Christine Trabulsi '86L. "It was a great experience and we would really love to do something like this again."


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R.I.P. Kuldeep (Kuly) Ral (1976 – 2012)
News came last night that Kuly (one third of the trio of brothers from RDB) had passed away, an official press release was posted on RDB's website a few hours ago.
Years ago, a father with three sons introduced them to the world of music. It wasn't any kind of music however, it was the music of their religion.
Fast forward to the age of 14, when most kids start realising what music they're really into, and form a bond with, which in turn provokes the trio of brothers to start remixing some of those tunes. They get good at it, and start live mixing and buy themselves a couple of decks and CD mixers.
Fast forward to the year 2000, and that early introduction to music helped those Bradford boys spur a worldwide phenomenon.
Kuly's first foray into the UK Bhangra scene was with Surinder Rattan. With the release of Tappe, a new sound was created, and RDB were one of a very few who knew how to mix it just right.
With the release of Putt Sardara De, the trio burst onto the scene like no other at the time. They generated a lot of buzz and excitement, which helped the group quickly become famous around the UK, and amongst those people around the world with an internet connection and a know-how of where to download their songs.
Put Sardara De
More album releases and compilations ensued, and their star became brighter. More and more people that listened to UK Bhangra craved their albums. Just look at these numbers:
- Over 100,000 CDs from their debut album sold worldwide
- 50,000 CDs of their second album sold in Pakistan alone
- Their third album sold out in the UK after 2 weeks
Sah Rukh Da
Balle Balle
Along with those staggering numbers at that time, they helped launch many careers. If it weren't for RDB, we would never have known Metz and Trix, DJ H, Indy Sagu, Illegal Demo, Mehsopuria, E=MC or Pal D.
Kuly, was a focused individual. I read an interview with him from 2004, where he said that they had aspirations to break into Bollywood.
Three years later, they did just that by producing Rafta Rafta for the movie Namaste London, and that was just the tip of the iceberg, as during the following year, they linked up with Snoop Dogg to produce Singh is Kinng.
The move to Bollywood worked, as they had millions of new fans who were now following them, and seeing them on tour, and I can say that most of them didn't know about the humble beginnings and the hustle they put in to reach there. (My sister can attest to that. She doesn't know Sah Rukh Da, but she sure knows about Singh is Kinng)
Singh is Kinng
Sadi Gali
(RDBs original Sadi Gali was released a long time ago, but it was the re-release of it for the movie Tanu Weds Manu, that made it even more popular.)
With all this ambition and focus, people will tell you that Kuly still remained as humble as ever. In another interview I read, the interviewer asked what the high points and low points were from touring across the four corners of the globe. Kuly replied: "Low points …hmm… are you crazy? We livin it mate! The good life, there are no low points!". I'm sure they had some not so stellar gigs, but that never stopped Kuly from being an optimist and the jovial self he always was.
(Not too many people know that Kuly and RDB had a hand in the production of these two gigantic songs)
While I didn't like the direction they started taking with their move to Bollywood, and the fact that they started to sing all of their own songs. I will always appreciate what they did for the scene in their early days. I remember paying what seems like an enormous amount of ?10 for their Urban Flavas CD back in 2002, while I was in the UK that Summer. It will go down as one of my most favourite and complete albums ever.
While I know this will not be the end of RDB, it will be inspirational (and emotional) to see the two brothers continue to strive and be the type of group Kuly had helped to shape.
An enormous outpouring of dedications and support has been shown for Kuly. Inder of Twin Beats said it best "You know the guy was BIG when pretty much the whole industry tweets their messages of condolence."
Here are some notable tweets:
My heart goes out to kully and the whole rdb family.Great loss to the friends and family that knew him.
— DJ SANJ (official) (@DJSANJ1) May 23, 2012
Just got news about Kully from @RDB omg my jaw dropped! Very sorry to hear this news, my condolences to the family! R.I.P
— Bilz Music (@BilzMusic) May 23, 2012
Don't know if it's confirmed or not, but RIP Kully RDB, a true pioneer of Urban Bhangra.
— TwinBeatsUK (@TwinBeatsUK) May 23, 2012
my brother kully rdb has passed away.. god bless his family…i will neva forget hin.. hes was and is my ppl..
— Dj Surinder Rattan (@SurinderRattan) May 23, 2012
Sad sad news about kully @rdbtv … Rest in Peace bro. Sending thoughts and condolences to all RDB family, friends and global fans.
— Ameet Chana (@AmeetChana) May 23, 2012
One Luv to the family & friends of RDB's Kuly… our thoughts are with you during this time of loss.
— Humble The Poet (@humblethepoet) May 23, 2012
RIP Kuly, life is way too short. Very saddened by the news.
— Bikram Singh (@BikramSingh) May 23, 2012
Kully from @rdbtv passed away! I'm numb & mourning a brother Ive known & interviewd many times over 10 years! Love to his brothers & family
— Bobby Friction (@bobbyfriction) May 23, 2012
sad news 4 da music kuly RDB left us.malak ohnu apne charna wich niwas bakshey. Family nu bhana manan da bal bakshey.R.I.P bro u b missd.
— Jazzy B (@jazzyb) May 23, 2012
Rest in peace Kuly we gonna miss you bro..!!:( our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family..!! (
— Metz N Trix (@metzntrix) May 23, 2012
Kuly came to my house and met my family. A true gentleman, an artist, entrepeneur and a devoted family man. REST IN PEACE KULY RDB
— Nihal A (@TherealNihal) May 23, 2012
Just found out some v sad news that Kuly from @rdb passed away. I did some shows with u boys, I'm so sorry.my love n thoughts go to u n fam.
— Jay Sean (@jaysean) May 23, 2012
Rest in peace kully singh of @rdb
— IMRAN KHAN (@Imrankhanworld) May 23, 2012
Music aside, Kully @RDB was a genuine guy. Always positive & had something interesting to say. Thoughts & Prayers to the family. Waheguru
— Stin (@realdjstin) May 23, 2012
RIP Kuly @rdb nice guy, wicked sense of humour always humble and genuine when we would meet. Rest in peace bro. Thoughts with the family
— Tarli Digital (@TarliDigital) May 23, 2012
Sad to hear about a brother Kully (RDB). Great person, amazing at everything he done. Was there from the starting of my career. Rip brother
— DJH Music (@djhmusic) May 23, 2012
Sadden to hear about our brother kully @RDB . He was such a great person having such talent and very humble#RIPkulyRDB
— Sukshinder Shinda(@SukshnderShinda) May 23, 2012
Just read all the posts on FB about Kuly from @RDB passing away! Thoughts and prayers going out to the #RDB family! RIP Kuly
— Kulraj Burmy (@Raj_Tigerstyle) May 23, 2012
Just heard about Kully RDB. Why do the good guys always go too soon. Gonna miss him. One of the nicest guys I've met. RIP bro.
— Surrinder Parwana (@ShinDCS) May 23, 2012
Just woke up and heard about Kully RDB passing away. Totally shocked. May waheguru rest your soul brother.
— Aman Hayer (@AmanHayer1) May 23, 2012
Just heard about Kuly from RDB's sudden demise. Still reeling from the shock of the news. Such a talented guy, was beh… say.ly/yTh3nml
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) May 23, 2012
Jus touched down in London & arrive 2 shocking news off our older bro Kully @RDB leaving us all.. RIP brother … m.tmi.me/qqEXq
— H DHAMI (@HDHAMIMUSIC) May 23, 2012
Who am I going to make Suka Paneer for now? Who am I going to argue and fight with one minute and then be fine… fb.me/236WJMqmG
— Nindy Kaur (@NindyKaur) May 23, 2012
Rest in Peace Kuldeep Ral.
Gone too soon, but you or the music you helped create, will not be forgotten.
RDB "Live"
In support of what I wrote last week, forward to the 8:38 mark to see what RDB really sounds like live.
RDB DVD : Section 4 – The IIFA's from Three Records on Vimeo.
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I wonder if he will eventually come out with a book telling the truth of what is going on during this administration?
He wants to spend more time with his family and away from that family.
Goes to show you must love your job if you plan on staying an eternity. Guess he found he didn´t love it that much. No criticism just the the fact. His future employment will be with an employer he respects.


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Well I might have forgotten my 5 year anniversary (15th May if you look at this sexy guy's join date... that's me btw) but oh well, ignore the fact that it's late and party hard! Wew!
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She is holding voodoo dolls of Jake and Ray because... I don't know, ask her.
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I''ll figure out some sort of use for it I guess but for now it's just something I have :D
Y'know what? I can use this to tell people that I'm Charliezard! Not that it matters...
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