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Is there a 'girly' animation film I can buy for DD that won't make this feminist mother spew bile?
(93 Posts)I have finally conceded that I should let DD indulge in pink/ sparkle/ fairy-type things from time to time, safe in the knowledge that she WILL grow out of it. Now that she has healthily embraced her older brother's love of kung fu/ cars/ dinos, I no longer worry about her being sucked full-bodied into a vortex of fluffy pink inspidness which will eat the feistiness from her soul and turn her into some vile, sappy creature like this <<shudders>>.
So! All our DVDs so far have been bought with DS's tastes in mind (though he does love a bit of Ben & Holly - HA! So much for his Mr Tough Guy image...). Can anyone recommend an animation film I can buy for DD alone, that won't have me reaching for the incinerator?
Check out some of the Studio Ghibli films
How old is she?
Brave is pretty good if she is four or five.
I've hear films like Brave and Mulan have pretty feisty heroines though haven't seen them myself.
How old is she?
My Neighbour Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service both have strong female leads. Kiki even has a main character who is pregnant and runs her own business. DS will probably like them too.
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I second Ghibli. Spirited Away is fabulous.
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And obviously give Disney a wide berth
Really...? Just let them watch age appropriate films. They watch a few times then get bored. Hilary Clinton grew up in Disney era too. Why do you appear to think everyone becomes a ditz? Seems a limiting view too, just from opposite end.
YY To Studio Ghibli films, My Neighbour Totoro is a beautiful film and Kiki's delivery service is fab, Howl's moving castle is another one worth checking out. My DCs watched all these from a young age. No pink or sparkles but plenty of magic!
On the Disney front: Brave and Tangled are pretty good too, oh and Princess and the Frog - all strong, positive female characters.
Another vote for Spirited Away here. It's a wonderful film with a female heroine.
Whoops! Forgot to say she's three.
Minnie - DVDs in our house get rewatched until they bleed.
Mulan - good choice, they loved that one when we got it out of the library months back!
Are there any Ghibli films suitable for a 3yo?
Spirited Away - but it is quite scary where the little girl is left all alone and the parents become pigs!
Definitely look into Studio Ghibli. How old is she? Some of theirs might be a bit dark for young children, I'm thinking especially Princess Mononoke and Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
Spirited Away is absolutely lovely though, it's a fabulous film.
Tangled actually isn't bad for a Pixar Movie, either.
Not Spirited Away, that's too scary!
My Neighbour Tortoro & Kiki have been tried by my sensitive 4 year old & passed.
Arietty by Ghibli is perfect for non-vomit-inducing female lead. Also Totoro - epic film. Spirited away quite frightening IMO.
My girls (12 and 9 now) have grown up with Studio Ghibli films and really enjoy them. Aside from the 2 mentioned above, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle are good but probably for older children, there's loads of others.
For younger children - Ponyo is good.
From Disney, Mulan and Brave have excellent feisty heroines, Lilo and Stitch is good too but quite old, not sure if it's still available. We also enjoyed Tangled (a version of Rapunzel) and the Princess and the Frog. More traditional tales, but not insipid.
Brave or Epic. Yes, the bears are a bit scary in Brave, but my younger two were 5 and 7 when they first watched it and loved it (and no nightmares).
I think Spirited Away is too freaky for a three year old. Dd really like Return to Neverland at that age. Sure it's got Peter Pan in it, but Wendy's daughter Jane is a pretty feisty character.
Hasn't your son watched any films with female leads?
oops, took too long to post. But Ponyo is for younger children I think, as is Totorro and Arrietty, based on the Borrowers book. If you like the style you can get the other Studio Ghibli films for when she's older.
All the films here are things I have been happy to sit through with my children, unlike (say) Barbie movies which my eldest DD liked when younger.
Tangled is great.
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Escher wrote back to Coxeter that this figure
"gave me quite a shock,"
since it showed him how to design a
pattern in which the motifs become ever smaller toward a
limiting circle [Co2].
Escher was able to reconstruct the circular arcs in Coxeter's
figure and then use them to create his first circle limit pattern,
Circle Limit I which he included with his letter to Coxeter.
Figure 2 below shows a rough computer rendition of that pattern,
with interior detail for a few of the fish.
It is easy to see the connection between Figures 1 and 2.
Escher also mentioned in his letter
that he had long known of patterns with one internal
limit point, and was familiar with patterns with a limiting line.
Escher's prints Development II (1939) and Smaller and Smaller
(1956) (Catalog numbers 310 and 413 in [Bo1]) and his notebook drawing
number 65 (1944) [Sc1] have single limit points; the last two are
invariant under a similarity.
His prints
Regular Division of the Plane VI (1957)
Square Limit (1964)
have line limits (Catalog numbers 421 and 443 [Bo1]).
The points of the Poincaré disk model of hyperbolic geometry
are the interior points of a bounding circle in the Euclidean plane.
In this model,
hyperbolic lines are represented by circular arcs that are
perpendicular to the bounding circle, including diameters.
Figures 1 and 2 show examples of these perpendicular circular arcs.
Equal hyperbolic distances are represented by ever smaller Euclidean
distances as one approaches the bounding circle. For example, all
the triangles in Figure 1 are the same hyperbolic size, as are all the
black fish (or white fish) of Figure 2.
The patterns of Figures 1 and 2
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{6,4} shown in Figure 3 below. In general, {p,q} denotes
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of them meeting at each vertex.
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Hyperbolic Tessellations
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hyperbolic tessellations [Jo1].
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Java applet
that allows users to create
their own hyperbolic tessellations.
Martin Deraux also has a web site
Hyperbolic tessellations
with a Java applet that allows users to create different
triangle tessellations such as that of Figure 1 [De1].
Don Hatch has a large array of regular hyperbolic
tessellations at his web site
Hyperbolic Planar Tesselations [Ha1].
In addition to Escher, other artists have created hyperbolic patterns
during the past few decades.
Some, including Escher, used
straightedge and compass constructions (described in [Go1]).
One such artist is Ruth Ross, who created patterns using
different kinds of sea shells.
Other artists used computer methods, such as those used to generate the
patterns of this essay [Du1].
Helaman Ferguson realized the {7,3} tessellation in the stone base
for his sculpture Eight fold Way.
He has also created a leather quilt and a printed pattern
Big Red 5 using the {5,4} tessellation.
For more on Ferguson's work, see his web site
Irene Rousseau has also used the {5,4} tessellation to create a precise
mosaic pattern.
Jan Abas used the {6,4} tessellation in his Islamic star pattern,
Hyperbolic Mural [Ab1].
Craig Kaplan has written a general program that generates Islamic star patterns
in each of the classical geometries [Ka1].
Tony Bomford used a mixture of classical and computer methods in
creating several hooked rugs based on the {5,4} and {6,4} tessellations.
Escher quite successfully overcame all of his criticisms of
Circle Limit I
in his print Circle Limit III, which has 4-color symmetry.
It is based on the {8,3} tessellation, as is shown in Figure 5 below.
Note that the noses and left fin tips of the fish are at alternate
vertices of the octagons.
In describing the print to Coxeter, Escher wrote:
"As all these
strings of fish shoot up like rockets from infinitely far away,
perpendicularly from the boundary, and fall back again whence they
came, not one single component ever reaches the edge."
([Co2] page 20).
The white backbones of each stream of fish make prominent arcs
on the print and it is tempting to guess that these arcs are
hyperbolic lines (i.e. circular arcs perpendicular to the bounding
circle). Escher's remark might be interpreted to mean this. But this
is not the case. As Coxeter discovered, careful measurements of
Circle Limit III show that all the white arcs make angles of
approximately 80 degrees with the bounding circle. This is correct,
since the backbone arcs are not hyperbolic lines, but equidistant
curves, each point of which is an equal hyperbolic distance from a
hyperbolic line [Co2], [Co3].
In the
model, equidistant curves are represented by circular arcs that
intersect the bounding circle in acute (or obtuse) angles.
Points on such arcs are an equal hyperbolic distance from the
hyperbolic line with the same endpoints on the bounding circle.
For any acute angle and hyperbolic line, there are two equidistant curves
one on each side of the line, making that
angle with the bounding circle [Gr1].
Equidistant curves are the hyperbolic analog of small circles in
spherical geometry. For example, every point on a small circle of
latitude is an equal distance from the equatorial great circle;
and there is another small circle in the opposite hemisphere the same
distance from the equator.
Each of the backbone arcs in Circle Limit III
makes the same angle A with the bounding circle.
Coxeter [Co2] used hyperbolic trigonometry to show that
A is given by the following expression:
One can imagine a three-parameter family (k,l,m) of
Circle Limit III fish patterns
in which k right fins, l left fins, and m noses
meet, where m must be odd so that the fish swim head to tail.
The pattern would be hyperbolic, Euclidean, or spherical depending on
1/k + 1/l + 1/m
is less than, equal to, or greater than 1.
Circle Limit III would be denoted (4,3,3) in this system.
Escher created another pattern in this family, his Euclidean
notebook drawing number 123, denoted (3,3,3), in which each fish
swims in one of three directions [Sc1]. All the fish swimming in one
direction are the same color.
The pattern on the 2003 Math Awareness Month poster is (5,3,3) in this system,
and is shown below in Figure 6.
It is necessary to use six colors to color the lines of fish symmetrically
and adhere to the map-coloring principle: no adjacent fish should be the
same color.
Following Coxeter's calculation [Co2], it is easy to show that the angle
A between the backbones and the bounding circle is given by:
The 2003 Math Awareness Month poster design is just one example of the
connection between mathematics and art.
Of course there are numerous other connections, including those
inspired by Escher in the recent book
M.C.Escher's Legacy [Sc2].
My article [Du3] and electronic file on the CD Rom that accompanies
that book contain many examples of computer-generated
hyperbolic tessellations inspired by Escher's art.
For more on Escher's work, see the Official M. C. Escher Web site
http://www.mcescher.com/ [Es1].
[Ab1] Abas, S. Jan,
Web site:
[Bo1] Bool, F.H., Kist, J.R., Locher, J.L., and Wierda, F., editors,
M. C. Escher, His life and Complete
Graphic Work, Harry N. Abrahms, Inc., New York, 1982.
[Co1] Coxeter, H. S. M.,
"Crystal symmetry and its generalizations,"
Royal Society of Canada(3), 51 (1957), 1-13.
[Co2] Coxeter, H. S. M.,
"The non-Euclidean symmetry of Escher's
Picture `Circle Limit III',"
Leonardo, 12 (1979), 19-25, 32.
[Co3] Coxeter, H. S. M.,
"The Trigonometry of Escher's Woodcut 'Circle
Limit III'," The Mathematical Intelligencer, 18 no. 4 (1996)
42-46. Updated and corrected version appears in [Sc2] below.
[Co4] Coxeter, H. S. M.,
"Angels and devils," in
The Mathematical Gardner, David A. Klarner, editor,
Wadsworth International, 1981 (out of print). ISBN 0-534-98015-5
[De1] Deraux, Martin, Interactive tessellation web site:
[Du1] Dunham, D.,
"Hyperbolic symmetry,"
Computers and Mathematics with Applications,
Part B 12 (1986), no. 1-2, 139-153.
[Du2] Dunham, D.,
"Transformation of Hyperbolic Escher Patterns,"
Visual Mathematics (an electronic journal),
1, No. 1, March, 1999.
[Du3] Dunham, D.,
"Families of Escher Patterns," in [Sc2] below, pp. 286-296.
[Es1] Official M. C. Escher Web site, published by the
M.C. Escher Foundation and Cordon Art B.V.
[Fe1] Ferguson, Helaman,
Web site:
[Go1] Goodman-Strauss, Chaim,
"Compass and straightedge in the Poincaré disk,"
Amer. Math. Monthly, 108 (2001), no. 1, 38-49.
[Gr1] Greenberg, Marvin, Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometries,
3rd Edition, W. H. Freeman and Co., 1993. ISBN 0-7167-2446-4
[Ha1] Hatch, Don, Hyperbolic tessellations web site:
Hyperbolic Planar Tesselations [Ha1].
[He1] Henderson, David W., and Daina Taimina,
Experiencing Geometry: In Euclidean, Spherical and Hyperbolic Spaces,
2nd Ed., Prentice Hall, 2000. ISBN 0130309532
Web link:
[Jo1] Joyce, David, Hyperbolic tessellations web site:
[Ka1] Kaplan, Craig S.,
"Computer generated Islamic star patterns,"
Bridges 2000, Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science.
Winfield, Kansas, USA, 28-30 July 2000. ISBN 0-9665201-2-2
Web link:
Abstract and PDF
[Ma1] Magnus, Wilhelm, Noneuclidean Tesselations and Their Groups,
Academic Press, 1974. ISBN 0-12-465450-9
[Sc1] Schattschneider, Doris, Visions of Symmetry: Notebooks, Periodic
Drawings, and Related Work of M. C. Escher,
W. H. Freeman, New York, 1990. ISBN 0-7167-2126-0
[Sc2] Schattschneider, Doris, and Michele Emmer, editors,
M. C. Escher's Legacy: A Centennial Celebration,
Springer Verlag, 2003. ISBN 3-540-42458-X
Hyperbolic Geometry and Hyperbolic Art
Hyperbolic geometry was independently discovered about 170 years ago by
János Bolyai, C. F. Gauss, and N. I. Lobatchevsky [Gr1], [He1].
The hyperbolic plane is the only complete surface with constant
negative curvature.
About 100 years ago David Hilbert essentially proved that there was no smooth
isometric embedding of the hyperbolic plane into Euclidean 3-space, so we
must rely on mathematical models to view it [He1].
These models must, perforce, distort distances and possibly angles.
One such model, the Poincaré disk model, is useful to artists
since it is conformal (angles have their Euclidean measure) and it
is displayed in a bounded region of the Euclidean plane, so that
it can be viewed in its entirety.
Circle Limit III and the Poster Design
Escher had several criticisms of his Circle Limit I pattern.
First, the fish are
"rectilinear", without the curved outlines of
real fish. Also, there is no
"traffic flow" along the backbone lines
— the fish change directions after two fish, and the fish change
colors along lines of fish ([Co2] page 20).
Another criticism, which Escher didn't make, is that the black and
white fish are not equivalent (the nose angles are different),
so there is no color symmetry.
Escher's latter criticisms could be overcome by basing the
fish pattern on the {6,6} tessellation, as shown in Figure 4 below.
In fact Figure 4 can be recolored in three colors to give it
color symmetry, which means that every symmetry (rotation, reflection, etc.)
of the uncolored pattern exactly permutes the colors of the fish in the
colored pattern [Du2].
Republished as:
Mathematical Recreations: A Collection in Honor of Martin Gardner,
David A. Klarner, editor, Dover Publishers, 1998. ISBN 0-486-40089-1
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It took us some more hours before we reached another clearance. There, we see a tiny house. I really don't like the darkness that seems to be emanating from that building. It gives me the chills. I stop at the limit of the forest, feeling some uneasiness. Cry stops and looks at me, locking our glances.
"Is something wrong?"
"Don't you feel something is wrong?"
He chuckles.
"I've been feeling like that since the beginning."
"No, I mean… Right here and now."
Ryan looks around in incomprehension then looks back at me.
"Not… really."
"Maybe it's just me…"
I still feel kind of stressed, but I get over it and follow Cry as he heads into the clearance. We have only walked two or three steps when I hear a crow's call. I look around, unable to make out where it came from exactly. Ryan keeps on forcing me to continue walking. I think he
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I hear Pewdie get back up as I try to get a grip back on reality. I can still feel the tentacles that were wrapped around me, as if I had been stained by them. I open my eyes and stare upwards, seeing nothing. At first, I think it's because my eyes can't focus, but then I hear Felix comment on how dark the place is.
I motion a bit my limbs to check if I'm alright, making me realize I hold onto something. I bring the object nearer to my face, revealing the knife, this same knife I had when I entered the gymnasium, that one I couldn't defend myself with, the one I kept on holding even when Pewdie carried me out of there. And all I can do when I see it is laugh.
I laugh like someone about to cry, like someone who wants to leave, like a man who's so near the limit of insanity there is only a step left until he falls down the pit to it. I double over, the knife resting on top of my head as my other arm hold my tummy. I keep on laughing and laughing with
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"How can a kitchen be so big?"
I would think the same. How can this room be so big?!? It doesn't even seem human-sized. I close my eyes in disbelief.
When I open them back again, the room has a more plausible size. Cry's head moves back and forth at me, then the kitchen, and at me again.
"Did you see this?" I try.
He nods, staring at the room. He gets up, and starts looking around. Instinctively, I aim for the fridge, and open it.
"Hey, Cry, come see!"
I can see apples, meat, pastas... as if somebody just left. I look up to Ryan, grinning.
"We got- What the hell!?"
I back up from the open fridge in disgust. In a second, everything rotted into a brown, blue and white mesh of different textures.
"This place is abnormal," states Cry as he looks.
I think I had noticed.
I close the door to the refrigerator and move away to look somewhere else. This time, I am the one called.
I rejoin him and look up to where he stares.
"Don't close the do
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'I guess work is done for the day..... He thought to himself before walking out of his office only to, literally, run into the current bane of his existence.
Ichigo grunted a bit and stumbled back before looking up and glaring at the vampire lord, "Watch where your going, would ya?" He snarled, completely unaware of the effect he was having on the man.
Byakuya growled faintly before stepping up in front of Ichigo, his eyes hardened and dangerous looking as he stared the younger male down for a few moment be
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"This is going to be your section of the manor." Byakuya stated, his voice cold and emotionless as he watched the orange haired male look around the room before looking up at him with a small frown, "Is there a problem?"
"Yeah, there's a problem. If we're supposed to be eternal mates or whatever...shouldn't we, you know, be in the same section or somethin?" Ichigo asked, crossing his arms and scowling deeply.
Byakuya raised a brow at those words and frowned slightly, "No. I would rather not." He stated before turning on his heel and striding away.
Ichigo stared after him with wide eyes for a few moments before a low growl of annoyance rumbled in his chest and he stalked off in the opposite direction. He found his way to a sliding glass door that led to a small patio over a luscious back yard garden. Sakura trees lined the garden with a low wall on the outside of them. There was a small path that led to a gazebo in the center of the garden. Surrounding the gazebo were beautifu
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"Oi Rukia......I think this is one o' dem halfbreeds your bro is always talkin bout." The wine-eyed male grunted as he turned his head towards the petite female that was behind him, "Not sure wha' happened though.....he ain't in da best of shapes right now....think we outta take him back to da castle?" He asked, tilting his head and causing his fire-engine red hair, which was down from his customary top knot, to fall over his eyes. He watched the female walk around him and kneel by the prone form on the ground, rolling it over to get a look at the face.
"Yeah....Nii-sama's healers can get him fixed up. He has an interesting smell....almost like berries." She said with a soft laugh before standing and dusting her knees off,
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Hello everyone. I'm Chase From Atlanta and I have come to the realization that I may be a Celiac sufferer.
It all really started in 2002 when I was living in Sandy Springs, GA. I had to make several trips to the bathroom which made me very late for work on numerous occasions. I hadn't been eating that much since my income was paying the bills and my then-fiancee was ill with ovarian cysts. Once I lost the job at the hospital, I went to work for various security companies both as a courtesy officer and an armed guard. In 2003-2004 my symptoms had gotten worse.
I figured it was lactose intolerance so I cut out ALL dairy products. It gave me only limited relief. Since that time, I was "bandaging a bullet wound" by readjusting my schedule in order to cope with my toilet trouble. It's 3 BM within two hours before I can go ANYWHERE. Due to this, I get around 5 hours of sleep on work nights. Some places in ATL make it dang near impossible to use a restroom unless you are a paying customer.
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Other symptoms I have include brain fog, lack of concentration, mood swings, low energy, insomnia, muscle cramps, depression, bloating, and oily stools. Due to this condition, along with the chronic diarrhea, it has become VERY difficult for me to even CONSIDER a career in law enforcement! I have also dropped out of college; since it's difficult to stay in class without having to find the latrine or stay awake. I also remember being diagnosed with asthma back when I was 14.
In August 2012, my symptoms have worsened to the point I resigned from my last security job. Since then, I've been anxious, depressed, irritable, and sleepless. The elephant in the room is that since I'm no longer employed, how am I going to be able to afford treatment? I'm going to miss grabbing a pizza or a juicy burger, but lurking around here I found out that people have nearly lost their lives from gluten/celiac contamination, and there ain't a single piece of food worth dying for!
Sorry for the novel, but I need advice. How do I go about getting tested? Life is worth living and I wanna live. Thanks for reading.
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1976, Volume 52, Issue 140
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1976, Volume 52, Issue 138
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1976, Volume 52, Issue 137
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1975, Volume 51, Issue 136
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1975, Volume 51, Issue 135
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1975, Volume 51, Issue 134
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by Reece, B F - 232-41 Adjustments in Employment, Overtime and Inventory Investment in the Australian Economy
by Valentine, T J - 242-48 Attitudes to International Capital Movements in the Long Run: The Case with Neo-Classical Savings in the Foreign Country
by Manning, R - 249-52 Effective Protection and the Substitution Problem: The Australian Case
by Sampson, Gary P - 253-55 Economic Hypotheses and the Derivation of Production Functions: A Comment
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1975, Volume 51, Issue 133
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by Hawkins, R G - 19-30 Time Series Analysis of the Term Structure of Australian Interest Rates
by Juttner, D J & Madden, G M & Tuckwell, R H - 31-39 Monetary Expansion, Balance of Trade and Economic Growth
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1974, Volume 50, Issue 132
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by Bentley, Philip & Collins, D J & Drane, N T - 511-33 Corporate Investment and Finance Theory in Competitive Equilibrium
by Milne, F - 534-54 Protection and Exchange Rate: An Analysis of the New Zealand Foreign Exchange Market
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1974, Volume 50, Issue 131
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by Mathews, Russell L - 346-62 Occupational Prestige and Labour Market Behaviour in Papua New Guinea
by Conroy, J D - 363-80 An Inter-industry Approach to Planning in Papua New Guinea
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1974, Volume 50, Issue 130
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1974, Volume 50, Issue 129
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by Porter, Michael G - 21-38 A Qtrly Econometric Model of Portfolio Choice-Part II: Portfolio Behaviour of Australian Savings Banks
by Sharpe, Ian - 39-56 Recent Economic Performance in Papua New Guinea
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1973, Volume 49, Issue 128
- 505-17 Structure of Final Demand in Perth
by Kerr, Alex - 518-33 A Qtrly Econometric Model of Portfolio Choice-Part I: Specification and Estimation Problems
by Sharpe, Ian G - 534-45 Optimal Consumption Planning in a Polluted Environment
by Forster, B A - 546-59 A Theory of Employment Fluctuations in the Full Employment Zone
by Laing, N F - 560-74 Growth and Technological Change in Agriculture: Victoria 1870-1910
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by Glassburner, Bruce & Riedel, James - 644-45 Economic Development Lessons from Hong Kong: A Rejoinder
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1973, Volume 49, Issue 127
- 337-57 An ELES Consumption Function for the United States
by Powell, A A - 358-76 IMF Special Drawing Rights and Economic Aid to Less Developed Countries
by Polasek, M - 377-93 Optimal Intervention in a Distortion-Ridden Open Economy
by Lloyd, P J - 394-419 Foreign Capital and Exports in Economic Development: The Experience of Eight Asian Countries
by Healey, Derek T - 420-39 Depression and Recovery in Western Australia, 1928-29 to 1938-39: A Deviation from the Norm
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by Van Long, Ngo - 447-55 Non-marginal Externalities: As Relevant and As Not
by Walsh, Cliff & Tisdell, Clem - 456-63 Economic Hypotheses and the Derivation of Production Functions
by Tsang, Herbert H - 464-80 The Victorian Land Transport Inquiry
by Kolsen, H M - 481-84 Economies of Scale in Australian Banking: Reply
by Hatch, J H & Lewis, M K
1973, Volume 49, Issue 126
- 161-93 The Excess Demand for Commodities in Australia, 1950-51 to 1968-69
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by McDonald, P F & Jain, S K - 266-71 International Capital Movements Along Balanced Growth Paths: Comments and Extensions
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Don't know why, but Brendan Horan reminds me of a young Winston Peters 30 mumble years ago.
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Launch Radio playerUnder-fire Tauranga list MP Brendan Horan was back in parliament today in a different seat.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters sacked the former TV weatherman from his party caucus last week and urged him to leave parliament.
Mr Peters says the full reasons for Mr Horan's expulsion will come out in time and he admits the MP's phone records which show 144 calls to the TAB during his time as an MP made up part of the "decision-making process".
"If he thinks he hasn't done anything wrong, he obviously doesn't understand the meaning of the word 'wrong.'"
A defiant Mr Horan, wearing his trademark grin, turned up to question time this afternoon, arriving from his new office in the back blocks of the parliamentary complex – the library building.
"It's great to be back at work. I'm sitting sort of at the back of the House – that's where they put the independent MPs – the Chris Carter corner."
He has been repositioned from his New Zealand First second front row seat to the back of the House.
He says he has not had a chance to consider the party board's decision to end his membership without giving him a right of reply.
He likened his situation to dumped Labour MP Chris Carter. But unlike Mr Carter, Mr Horan was not given a chance to defend himself.
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Horan won't be around after the next election.
Why? He hasn't been tried or found guilty of anything yet. Things may change, but so far Winston has been the judge, jury and executioner.
......but this is MMP......designed by US academics to ensure no country could succeed with it (failure, as we now know is intrinsic to its anatomy).
Germany were sentenced to it....and most of you -- I must conclude, 'cos I didn't -- voted for it.
If Key wants to get re-elected, and his chances are looking bleaker and bleaker, he'll ignore the puffed-up Joyce and follow his traders' gut....and nail it....esp if he has the balls to insist on winning constituencies....and save us from the Pseudo-Greens.
I agree, very strange, especially given Peters' record. Remember when he said "No", and he meant "maybe".
Then there was the episode of the scampi quota, remember? Meurant (with the brown paper bag)? Peters on the select committee and Peter Sonovab*tch gets the quota!


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Fulton Valley chicken--where does it come from now?
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I really liked Fulton Valley Farms chicken, but I just heard they closed the Fulton, CA plant and subcontracted the processing to some other company. Has anybody noticed a change in quality lately? And does anybody know who is doing the processing now--Tyson? Foster Farms? tks
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I read that article a while back, but all it says is the plant is closing.
You might contact Santa Rosa Meat and Poultry and ask them...they are one of Fulton's major retailers/wholesalers. Last year I was checking out Fulton Valley, and had the impression that they have always subcontracted their producers.
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This is old news, but I just became aware of it today wondering where I could buy Fulton Valley chickens. The website is still up, but the phones are disconnected.
http://www.fultonvalley.com/According to this October 2011 article, the company was sold to a Chinese buyer who shut down operations. It might resume production in the future.
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2011/10...Processing had been handled by Squab Producers of California.


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If this is for the TRAINER and not the EDITOR, the trainer was updated to do this on purpose. If you read the trainer instructions, the developers added STEAM triggers to the game to detect cheats. You need to read the instructions about why it deactivates itself after a few seconds and how to use the trainer properly.best,Cal
I am along the lines of others, however, in that the game will not display money, scientists, or engineers properly. A fresh game will give me $275, 5 Scientists, and 5 Engineers. However, the Editor will only show me having 8 Scientists and nothing else.
I do have the Slingshot DLC installed and am using the current version of the game on Steam and the current version of the Editor as of this post.
After downloading, extracting, and initializing the file "XCOM: ENEMY UNKNOWN EDITOR 188.8.131.5272," weird things began to happen.
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Note: Emsisoft is the Anti-Malware program----------------------------------------------------------Anti-Malware has detected the malware:Gen:Variant.Graftor.Elzob.15728 (B)
in file:c:\downloads\software\xce-fuzzygman-c7a3b2fc291b02c\xce-fuzzygman.exe
The file has been blocked and quarantined automatically.------------------------------------------------------------
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C:\Downloads\Software\xce-fuzzygman-c7a3b2fc291b02c\xce-FuzzyGman.exe is not a valid Win32 application. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I restored said file from quarantine, but when editor was ran again, I received the same messages.
However, after disabling Emsisoft, I tried to rerun the editor file but it just disappeared and also displayed the second message.
Any attempt to re-extract the file caused it to disappear on just the .exe file.
Also, re-downloading the file made no change to said problems.
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However, when I ran it, I noticed something very weird, yet again
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The Adventures of Bombo Dawson, A Collaboration Program journal.michaelbunker.com Bombo Dawson is a comedic character that I made up for my publishing/zombie satire Hugh Howey Must Die! For the most part, Bombo is a cartoo |
Bob Barker, I Apologize! | Hugh Howey www.hughhowey.com This is something I've wanted to blog about for quite a while now, ever since I came up with the idea for my next series, SAND. I've hesitat |
Download a Free Sample blogginoutloud.blogspot.com I never do, do you? I don't like to read portions of books or samples of stories. Those extra pages at the back of a novel to entice you to |
A Book By Its Cover blogginoutloud.blogspot.com Yes, people judge books by their covers. And titles. And blurbs. And the first 300 words. Words mean things. In most cases words mean many t |
Never Surrender! www.simonkewin.co.uk Just heard that Fabula Argentea have bought A Box of Photographs, a flash piece I wrote in 2011. This was one of those stories that came to |
Freshman English blogginoutloud.blogspot.com My name is Lyndon Perry and I write speculative fiction - mostly short stories in modern settings with a dash of the fantastic. And humor. I |
ResAliens Blog: Guest Blogger Ty Johnston residentialaliens.blogspot.com Today we welcome fantasy writer Ty Johnston. His latest novel, Demon Chains, has just been released and is available in a variety of e-forma |
AFitD Announces Titles and Authors for Monsters! Anthology! www.aflameinthedark.net Well, it's slow going, but I am almost absurdly pleased to announce the list of authors and titles for our first ever anthology, Monsters! M |
The Business Rusch: Perfection « Kristine Kathryn Rusch kriswrites.com Last week, I mentioned the blog post I had started, but decided not to publish in the midst of a busy workshop. Here it is: At every craft w |
Daily Kindle Bargains: Daily Kindle Bargains - Zero Hour by Stoney M. Se... dailykindlebargains.blogspot.com Stoney M. Setzer lives outside of Atlanta, GA, with his beautiful wife and three wonderful children. As a fiction writer, he strives to crea |
Others « Residential Aliens www.resaliens.com Others. by Kelly Ledbetter. Edward spotted them as soon as he stepped onto the train platform. They, the Others, had a strange shimmer about |
Dead or Alive - An Aston West Collection [NOOK Book] www.barnesandnoble.com Available in: NOOK Book (eBook). ResAliens Press is proud to present Dead or Alive - An Aston West Collection by noted author T. M. Hunter. |