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Changing to a summery look in my china hutch.
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Whew!! Too much stuff!!!
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Would you believe that it is 30 deg. C here today! YAY for Summer weather! I'm so glad to hear that you are finally getting some good weather, too.
I cannot believe you have so many teacups and saucer sets, you are quite the collector! I'm sure they are all lovely, though.
Your front porch is very nice, I love Adirondack chairs, they always look so comfy.
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Limited Ingredient diet or Raw food for cat - Fluffycloudland is your cat on one of these diets?
(21 Posts)Thanks Ponders, just found it and went for three years too, saved me £1.60 on an order for thirty pounds something and I will definitely be placing more than three orders in three years so will more than get my money back on that!
I think it came up after I'd put a few things in the basket, baahhumbug - there was a box at top L, or across the top, or something?
Ooh I hadn't noticed the sub at Zooplus, Ponders. Will take a look now as I'm about to order more Bozita for my boys.
I must investigate Zooplus.
I ordered some Bozita from zooplus yesterday, Bonbon - the gravy ones - my two always lick the gravy off the Royal Canin before they eat it so I think they must like it! Hope they will like the Bozita too (I went for Shrimp & Rabbit) (not mixed )
zooplus seems like the best site for cat supplies, they have such a massive range, & excellent prices for most things
as baahhumbug says, delivery is free over £19 - that's with Yodel, but for an extra 50p you can have Parcelforce instead (which I prefer as more reliable - & the sorting office here is only half a mile away if I happen to miss the delivery)
Also - dunno if this is new or if I just didn't notice it before - you can pay a sub for either 1 or 3 years & get 5% discount on everything. I paid £5.90 for the 3-year one yesterday, & got £2.51 knocked off the order straight away. (1 year is £2+, can't remember exactly) It will save me a lot just on food & litter not to mention the toys
I've been feeding my cat Bozita for about two months now, I get it in bulk from Zooplus and it's pennies more than Whiskas or whatever (cat is still trying to loose weight so one of the big cartons (395g?) lasts 4 days. Started to notice a change in her personality & behaviour too (more active & vocal) so it's well worth it
Vets kitchen has cereals in it too. I checked it out for our cat.
I've been feeding my cats Bozita for years, they like the Rich in Chicken variety. I also give them a bowl of Vets Kitchen (by Joe Inglis from Vets in Practice tv programme) dry food too. Started this when I had a cat that was sick every day. Sadly it didn't solve the problem for her but suits all my other cats well. On Zooplus you get free delivery if you spend over £19 so I tend to ordera bag of cat litter as well.
I typed 'grain free' within that link, Ponders, and the results (while a tad epxensive) had some very good reviews from owners.
Worth a try I would have thought, OP.
dunno if this has been linked to for you before OP, but zooplus has a huge range of good quality meaty wet foods
Bozita looks particularly good & not that expensive (??? haven't priced eg Whiskas & Felix, but those are mostly filler so however cheap they're not worth it)
my kittens (nearly 7 months) started out on Royal Canin kitten, wet & dry. I have recently started switching wet food & have tried Animonda, Gimpet & Schesir - they were a bit sniffy at first about all 3 but are coming round. I will try Bozita next though
Have to admit that even if it is a complete food our piggy cat still gets a pouch of an evening which he practically inhales straight from the packet if I'm not fast enough to the bowl!
For my own curiosity though I do need to find out whether it is, or isn't! :D
Applaws dry isn't a complete food iirc, I think they still need wet food.
I can't speak for the Applaws (seniorboy being so elderly and having so few teeth left that he can't crunch) but it's sounding to me, OP, as if pouches are the way to go for you - trying them out, perhaps, with a couple of singles of each variety. The supermarkets often sell single pouches - which is an expensive way to go initially but better than wasting most of a box if they don't suit.
Most of the big supermarkets do their own brand of pouch which is significantly cheaper than the branded versions. Wouldn't surprise me if most of those own brand were the same with different labels so it might be fine to go for them.
They're still more expensive than the wet food tins but that may be because they haven't got the grain filler to which your cat is reacting.
I'm glad someone else mentioned the Applaws! Recently switched our cat to this one and he is really enjoying it. Unless I read the package wrong, and I've thrown it away now so can't check! Then it is a complete dry food? So you could feed this alongside fresh treats like chicken and tuna when affordable.
It costs around £13-14 a 2kg bag but I have found that the cat eats much smaller meals.
If you want to try a little bit to see how it goes I'd be happy to post you a little meal sized bag to try!
Hah! As long as it worked, though.
Seniorboy has me in a headlock with his particular pouches because he needs to eat his meds and has upped the ante on his food, accordingly. If it wasn't for the meds he could go whistle.
Interestingly though, he'll eat Sainsbury's and Co-op pouches in jelly and their labels don't look too bad - so they might be worth a try IronLady. (Both under £3.) Variety seems to be necessary for some cats.
It was economics. I got made redundant and couldn't afford the prescription foods.
Was that just trial and error, Fluffy, or are Aldi good at labelling? (I've had a look at Seniorboy's Gourmet foods and the labelling isn't great, although the pouches at least make no mention of 'derivatives of vegetable origin' - whatever they may be.
He's on aldi £2.39 pouches. You could try applaws biscuits too.
If you do raw food you have to so careful, mincing or chopping meat destroys taurine and its fatal long term.
I stay off Bengal cat forum now because some of them think if you don't raw feed you're slowly torturing your cat. They are so hard line about it.
Aww thanks cozietoesie :-)
This is the thread, Fluffy. (I mentioned your name because you were the only regular poster I could think of right off who had a cat with food intolerances.)
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Need some advice re above. My moggy still vomiting after eating your branded supermarket bought type of food, wet and dry, she doesn't gulp it either. Tried Tuna steaks (cooked) and she seems ok with that.
She has always been very sensitive to foods for example if she licks one of our plates (not that we let her, you understand!) or drinks cows milk, both give her diarrhea / sickness.
Now looking into either Limited ingredient wet / maybe dry as well or Raw food - does anyone have any experience with either?
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I'm working to replace the hose that connects the turbo outlet to the metal crossover pipe on my wife's 2005 Passat TDI. The power cable that feeds the starter has worn a hole in the pipe. This seems to be a common problem. The end that connects to the crossover pipe came apart easily, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the end loose at the turbo. It appears to use the same spring clip that is used everywhere else to hold hoses on, but inserting a screw driver in the loop and prying up to release the clip does nothing. It doesn't move. I'm afraid of prying too hard and breaking something in the process of getting it apart. Does anyone have experience in taking this apart on their car? Thanks in advance, Jeff
This one right? Very common prob, check out the b5 buying guide for some other common probs, also check other side. Try using pliers to grab one end of the clip, I don't remember anything unusual about that end.
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I thought they working for Kevin's wife now????
This whole strip has become a muddled confusing mess.
Short little arc of this are funny. But his tend to drag a little long…….
I agree, none of the plots seem relevant to today's poltics. Perhaps Mrs. Kevin (what's her real name?) can run as an extremist from her party promising to dismantle some new law, throw the whole machine into chaos and make an ass out of herself.
Watch "Sleepy Hollow" for more dirt on witches, demons and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
@Potrzebie, with a 2 week lag it is probably too difficult to stay on top of the debt ceiling mess. This arc got its start with Weiner's disastrous attempt at a political comeback. Besides, the truth is stranger than fiction right now. We have one political party imploding and another who can probably still figure out how to overplay their hand.
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- I prepared a hardback 8x11 notebook (with 100 pages of lined note paper) for colour
balance & correction:
I went to a charity shop, and bought an old black velvet dress to cut up for patches.
I glued several pieces of the black velvet (with the "grain" in various directions) into the
front cover. Now, when the camera sees it, some of the patches look dark black, and
some look gray. The lined note paper looks white.
You can also arranged for the front cover to be "in the shade" (of itself or of some other
shadow) to get an even darker set of blacks.
This gives us a very good range of blacks, grays and whites to use in Photoshop
And, the notepaper can be used to mark down info about the shot.
--- In email@example.com, Eric O'Brien <ericob@...> wrote:
> I have been including a neutral "gray"("grey") target every time I
> shoot a panorama, for quite a while. Certainly in many artificial
> (architectural) situations it can be difficult to find a *true*
> neutral in the scene after the fact! (Whatever you click on with
> Photoshop's "neutral picker" produces a horrible result.)
> - I simply use a white plastic drinking cup.
One of those very cheap ones you buy at supermarket.
I put it in front of the lens with transparent tape.
I shoot one picture against main lightsource, completely out of focus.
Like it was taking incident light.
I make white on that.
Those things are made of a plastic whose physical propreiety is also to
be... perfectly white.
If you fisheye-shoot one from inside you have a kind of light dome of
all light sources and principal chrominance of light reflection.
You don't need anything else.
Georgia Real Tours ha scritto:>
> On 3/9/08, Rik Littlefield <rj.littlefield@...
> <mailto:rj.littlefield%40computer.org>> wrote:
> >
> > --- In email@example.com
> <mailto:PanoToolsNG%40yahoogroups.com>, "johncharlesriley"
> > <johnriley@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > Using black velvet this way is a very clever trick.
> > > > What happens, I believe, is that the "gray" appearance
> > > > is caused by a myriad of specular reflections
> > > > from the surfaces of the fibers. Specular
> > > > reflections are always non-colored, so indeed
> > > > this method should produce a very neutral gray
> > > > as long as the body of the fibers is very
> > > > dark in comparison.
> > > >
> > > > --Rik
> > > >
> > >
> > > Sorry, I have to jump in here. I am not sure what
> > > you might be thinking of, but specular reflections
> > > have the same color as the incident light.
> >
> > together would act like a neutral gray diffuse reflector. Sorry I
> > did not use enough words to make that completely clear.
> Oops, my bad. You used enough words; I just failed to use all of
> them. Kinda makes a difference when you get 'em all rounded up. :c\
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But a white-voter-focused GOP has another big problem on its hands. Turns out, the kinds of white people Republicans attract are shrinking as a percentage of the electorate.
- Republicans do worse among college educated whites. In 1984, 62 percent of white voters didn't have a college degree. In 2012, the number of college-educated whites equaled that of those without a degree.
- Republicans do worse among white women than men. In 1984, white men and women were an equal percentage of the vote. In 2012, white men lagged white women by four points (38 versus 34) of the total sex by race vote.
- Put it all together?
In 1984, those blue-collar men cast nearly three times as many votes as the white-collar women; in 2012, for the first time, the college women (at 19 percent) outvoted the noncollege men (at 17 percent). Given that the share of white adults with at least a four-year degree has increased in every year since 1981 except two, and that women are garnering nearly three-fifths of those degrees, this gap is likely to widen.
- Republicans do better among married voters than single ones. In 1984, married couples were 70 percent of all white voters. In 2012, it was 65 percent.
- Republicans do better among religious voters. In 2007, 15 percent of white voters were secular. In 2012, it was 20 percent.
- Republicans do better among whites in states ignored by Democratic presidential campaigns. Here's an amazing stat: "Obama equaled or exceeded his national share of the vote among noncollege whites in 22 of the 31 states in which exit polls were conducted last year—and won each of them except Indiana."
- Republicans do better among older whites. During the 1980s, Democrats averaged 36 percent among white voters under the age of 30. Since 2000, Democrats have averaged 45 percent.
On the Republican side, the decline of labor households has given them a boost among working-class non-college educated whites. But the broader trends are not favorable to them. And unless the GOP does an about-face on social issues like gay marriage, for starters, its slide into electoral irrelevance will continue.
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Why is there a strange white spot on all of photos from my Zenit-B SLR?
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How to smoothen a tripod's head movement?
Adding this as a comment as not really an answer to your main question of fixing a tripod head ... when using almost any tripod head a good trick to help make panning smooth is to use a thick rubber band. Put the rubber band around the handle and bull the band, not the handle. The give in the rubber helps to smooth out movement and removes any jerkiness created due to your muscle movements. |
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How to capture detail of craters on the moon?
One important item to add to this ... if you photograph the moon when it is full you are effectively looking at it head on in almost the same plane of sight as it is being lit by the sun, therefore there are NO shadows or contrast. If you want to capture the craters and mountains then you need contrast and hence it is best to photograph the moon when it is NOT full, but 1/2 to 3/4 illuminated, so you are effectively seeing it from the side. Compare to a photo of a person's face straight on, you cannot see the shape of their nose, but from the side and you see the shape & definition. |
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Itai - If the correct software is used then it certainly IS possible to get good results. You said yourself, "is not always doable" and this is not the same as "is impossible". Personally I shoot only RAW, as do many professionals, and the results in to JPG are not compromised due to this process due to utilization of the correct software/process. |
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Breaking Down the Glass House: NetApp Global Dynamic Lab Delivers Higher Power Density, Greater Efficiency, and Lower Capital and Operating Costs
Date Added: May 2010
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Designing, building, and operating a modern data center is an expensive proposition. Faced with the need for a facility capable of simulating the loads of large-scale data centers in order to fully test the storage products, NetApp used every innovation possible in its Global Dynamic Laboratory (GDL). By tailoring the facility to meet the specific needs and using cooling with ambient air, an innovative building design, and careful project planning, NetApp was able to reduce construction costs by more than two-thirds and annual operating costs by approximately 60%, while at the same time delivering 7 times more power and cooling to meet the needs created by densely packed equipment racks filled with the most up-to-date equipment. This white paper describes the GDL design and implementation.


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New CNG Network Proposed for Atlanta
Local governments with fleets of vehicles and buses that use natural gas can use the stations to fill up, just as people use regular service stations. Currently there are only two natural gas stations in the state, though four more are planned for this year.
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On December 15, 1647, Isaac de Castro Tartas, a converso Jew of Portuguese descent, was one of six people burned at the stake by the Portuguese Inquisition, in Lisbon. He was 22 years old, and was sentenced to death for having backslided into Jewish belief and practice, and refusing to repent for his crimes.
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Isaac de Castro Tartas, 22, recited the Shema at the stake, starting a defiant practice that confounded the Lisbon authorities.
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At some point in your life you've likely seen the column "Hints from Heloise." These "lifestyle" hints (now being penned by a second generation) are still one of the most widely syndicated newspaper columns.
But I wonder if Heloise ever answered this question, posted recently on the Women in Trucking Facebook group:
How do you get fifth wheel grease out of your clothes?
I thought I'd share some of the ideas, which should be of help to all truckers, not just women drivers:
Plus a few suggestions to prevent getting greasy in the first place:
And for those pessimists:
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Yale School of Management
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Phone: 203.436.4260
Fax: 203.432.6974
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2006-Present Professor of
Economics, Yale School of Management (secondary
appointment, Yale Department of Economics)
2014-Present Executive Director – Yale Census
Research Data Center
2004-2006 Associate Professor, Economics,
Yale School of Management
1999-2004 Assistant
Professor, Economics, Yale School of Management
1993-1995 Sumitomo Trust & Banking
Company, Ltd., Los Angeles
1990-1993 Sumitomo Trust & Banking
Company, Ltd., New York
1999 Ph.D., Business
Economics, Anderson Graduate School
of Management at UCLA
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Science, UCLA
1990 B.S., Finance, The
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
2013 Yale School of Management Teaching Award (Executive MBA
Emerald Management Reviews Citations of Excellence Award
2010 Yale School of Management Teaching Award (Full-Time MBA Program)
National Science Foundation Research Grant, 2006-2009: (SES-0550190) Estimating
Cross-Country Differences in Product Quality. Joint w/ Hallak
National Science Foundation Research Grant, 2003-2009 (SES-0241474): Firms and
Product Choice in International Trade. Joint w/ Bernard
Best Graduate Student Paper, 1997 Empirical Investigations into International
Trade Conference
Excellence in Refereeing Award, AER, 2013-14
Associate Editor, American Economic
Review, 2005-2008
Special Sworn Status Researcher, US Census Bureau
Research Associate, International Trade and Investment Program, NBER
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Case Competitions
Alcoa's Entry into
China, New Haven CT March 2012
In-Progress Working Papers
Surprisingly Swift Decline of U.S. Manufacturing Employment (February 2015) Joint w/Pierce. Appendix
attached to end of paper. Old slides for 2013
version. This is an updated version of NBER Working Paper 18655.
of Argentine Firms in Global Value Chains Not Oriented to the Mass Market (November 2012) Joint w/Gonzalez, Hallak and Soria Genta
Vietnam's Textile and Clothing Exports to the U.S. Under OTEXA Monitoring (September 2007)
Transfer Pricing by U.S.-Based Multinational
Firms (August 2006) Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen. Article in The Economist discussing this paper.
Journal Publications
Trade Liberalization and Embedded Institutional Reform: Evidence from Chinese Exporter. 2013. American Economic Review 103(6):2169-95. Joint w/Khandelwal and Wei. Here are the slides for this paper.
Testing for
Relative Factor Price Equality with Unobserved Differences in Factor Quality or
Productivity. 2013. American Economic
Journal: Microeconomics 5(2):135-163. Joint w/ Redding and Bernard. This is
a substantially revised version of NBER Working Paper 8068 (2001).
Concordance Between Ten-Digit U.S. Harmonized System
Codes and SIC/NAICS Product Classes and Industries. 2012. Journal of Economic and Social Measurement
37(1-2):61-96. Joint w/ Pierce. Appendix files here.
The Empirics of Firm
Heterogeneity and International Trade. 2012. Annual Review of Economics 4: 283-313. Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen and
Concording U.S. Harmonized System Categories Over Time Journal of Official Statistics 28(1):53-68
(March 2012). Joint w/ Pierce. A previous version of the paper was circulated as NBER Working Paper
(WP14837) and CES Working Paper (CES-WP-09-11).
Multi-Product Firms and Trade Liberalization Quarterly Journal of Economics 126(3):1271-1318 (2011). Joint w/ Bernard, Redding. Additional materials: technical appendix. Note: the draft posted here is a substantially revised version of our 2006 NBER Working Paper 12782.
Cross-Country Differences in Product Quality Quarterly Journal of
Economics 126(1):417-474. (2011) Joint w/ Hallak.
Additional materials: technical appendix
and zip file containing data
and programs. This is a revised version of our 2008 NBER Working Paper 13807.
Is Mexico a Lumpy Country? Review of International Economics 18(5):937-950. Joint w/ Bernard, Robertson. Additional results are here. This is a revised version of our 2004 NBER Working Paper 10898.
Intra-firm Trade and Product Contractibility American Economic Review Papers &
Proceedings 100(2): 444-448 (May 2010). Long version here. Joint w/
Bernard, Jensen and Redding.Joint w/Bernard, Jensen,
Wholesalers and
Retailers in U.S. Trade. American
Economic Review Papers & Proceedings 100(2): 408-413 (May 2010). Long version here. Joint w/
Bernard, Jensen and Redding.Joint w/Bernard, Jensen,
Multi-Product Firms and Product Switching American Economic Review 100:70-97 (March 2010). Joint w/ Bernard, Redding. Technical appendix. Note: the draft posted here is a substantially revised version or our 2003 NBER Working Paper 9789 entitled "Product Choice and Product Switching". This paper was also briefly circulated under the title "Multi-Product Firms and the Dynamics of Product Mix".
Products and Productivity Scandinavian Journal of Economics 111(4):681-709 (December 2009). Joint w/ Bernard, Redding. This paper is a revised version of NBER Working Paper 11575.
The Margins
of U.S. Trade American Economic Review Papers & Proceedings 99(2):487-493
(May 2009). Long version here.
Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen and Redding.
Wage Variation and Industry Location in the United Kingdom
Relative Sophistication of Chinese Exports
Economic Policy 53:5-49
(January 2008). Related articles in The New Yorker, The Economist and Newsweek.
in International Trade Journal of
Economic Perspectives 21(3):105-130 (Summer 2007). Joint w/ Bernard,
Jensen, Redding. Related articles about this in the WSJ and Economist.
Advantage and Heterogeneous Firms Review of Economic Studies 74(1):31-66 (January
2007). Joint w/ Bernard, Redding.
This is revised version of NBER Working Paper 10668.
Costs, Firms and Productivity Journal of Monetary Economics 53(5):
917-937 (July 2006). Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen. Published version is here.
(NBER Working Paper 9639 version is here.)
Publicly available data that are used in this paper can be found here and are described
of the Best Fit: Exposure to Low-Wage Countries and the (Uneven) Growth of US
Manufacturing Plants. Journal of
International Economics 68(1):219-237 (January 2006). Joint w/ Bernard,
Jensen. Published version is here.
(NBER Working Paper 9170 version is here.)
Publicly available data on trade costs and low-wage country penetration that
are used in this paper can be found here, here and here, and are
described here. New data
for updating these measures is available here.
versus Within-Product Specialization in International Trade. Quarterly Journal of Economics 119(2):647-678 (May
2004). This is the published version of
NBER Working Paper 8492 entitled "Do Rich and Poor Countries Specialize in a
Different Mix of Goods? Evidence from
Product-Level U.S. Trade Data"
Skill Deepening and Development: Will Peripheral Countries Ever Get Rich?
Comparison of Latin American and Asian Product Exports to the United States,
1972 to 1999. Latin American Journal of Economics.
121:414-422 (December 2003).
Size Fits All? Heckscher-Ohlin Specialization in Global Production
Natural Resource Abundance Cause Latin American Income Inequality?
Book Chapters / Other Publications
America's Hidden Austerity Program,
New York Times (Economix, June 11, 2012), joint w/
The 2005 to 2008 Appreciation of the Yuan
and U.S. Trade (April 2009), in Simon Evenett (ed), The US-Sino Currency Dispute: New Insights from Economics, Politics and
Law (VoxEU: Geneva)
U.S. Trade Margins During the 2008 Crisis (November 2009), in Richard Baldwin (ed),
The Great Trade Collapse: Causes, Consequences and Prospects
(VoxEU: Geneva)
China's Experience Under the MFA/ATC (February 2009) in Robert Feenstra and Shag-Jin Wei (eds.), China's Growing Role in World Trade (University of Chicago Press, Forthcoming). Joint w/ Brambilla, Khandelwal. Note: this is a revised version of NBER Working Paper 13346. Data used in this paper.
Exporters and Multinationals: A Portrait of Firms in the U.S. that Trade Goods
in T. Dunne, J.B. Jensen and M.J. Roberts (eds.), Producer Dynamics: New Evidence from
Micro Data (
How does China
compete with developed countries? Vox (October 2007)
Rich (and Poor) Keep Getting Richer Harvard Business Review 83(4):20 (April
2005). Joint w/ Leamer.
Offshore Work Affects Your Industry Harvard
Business Review 82(11):24 (November 2004). Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen.
"Concerts and Regional
Intervention" in
Policy/Background/Technical/Dataset Papers
Report on the State of
Available Data for the Study of International Trade and Foreign Direct
Investment (August 2010). Joint with Feenstra, Lipsey,
Branstetter, Foley, Harrigan, Jensen, Kletzer, Mann and Wright. NBER Working Paper 16254.
Vietnam's Textile
and Clothing Exports to the U.S. Under OTEXA Monitoring (September 2007)
Assessing the Impact of
Trade Liberalization on Import-Competing Industries in the Appalachian Region
(September 2004). Joint with Bernard, Jensen.
the Dragon: The Prospects for U.S.
Manufacturing in the Coming Decade (May
2004). Joint w/ Bernard,
Jensen. Wall Street Journal article
about this paper (8.17.2004).
Imports, Exports and Tariff Data, 1989 to 2001. (November 2002) Joint w/ Feenstra, Romalis (NBER 9387).
Click here
to download data.
Abundance as a Source of Latin American Income Inequality (July 13, 1999). Joint w/ Leamer.
Background paper for World Bank World
Development Report 2000/01, available here.
A related paper
served as background research for an Inter-American Development Bank report on Nature,
Development and Distribution in Latin America Evidence on the Role of
Geography, Climate and Natural Resources.
Dormant Working Papers
Note on Empirical Implementation of the Lens Condition (December 2004) Joint w/ Bernard, Robertson.
Countries According to the Value of Their Exports (December 2003)
Up and Moving Out: Product-Level US Exports and Competition from Low-Wage
Countries. (March 2002)
Land Abundance,
Risk and Return: An HO Approach to FDI (May 1998)
Education, Development and Trade: What's the Relationship? (January, 1998)
Strategic Options: Black-Scholes and
PhD Students
Lorenzo Rotunno (Geneva PhD, 2013)
Ted Rosenbaum (Yale PhD, 2013)
Olga Timoshenko (Yale PhD, 2012)
Julien Martin (Paris 1, 2011)
Camila Campos (Yale PhD, 2010)
Florian Ploeckl (Yale PhD, 2009)
A.V. Chari (Yale PhD, 2009)
Amit Khandelwal (Yale PhD, 2008)
Helble (Geneva PhD, 2007)
Presentations 1999-Present, By Paper
24. The Surprisingly Swift
Decline of U.S. Manufacturing Employment
LACEA-IADB-CAF TIGN Conference, Santiago CHL, 2014.5.23
Area Conference on Global Economy, Munich 2014.6.16
Yale School of Management, 2014.4.9
Penn State, 2014.4.8
US China Commission 2014.2.21
Yale (Macro Lunch) 2014.2.19
North American Regional Science Council Conference, Atlanta 2013.11.14
GW Conference on U.S.-China Economic Relations, Washington DC 2013.11.8
Yale (Trade Workshop), 2013.10.9
NY Fed, 2013.9.27
Stanford, 2013.9.25
University of Tennessee, 2013.9.16
Graduate Institute, Geneva, 2013.8.29
NBER Summer Institute, Trade 2013.6.11
HKUST Conference on International Economics, 2013.6.7
Wharton, 2013.4.29
Carnegie Mellon / University of Pittsburgh, 2013.4.12
GCOE Trade Conference, Tokyo 2012.12.9
Duke, 2012.11.26
Third China-US Civil Strategic Dialogue, Beijing 2012.8.25
American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, 2012.1.7
23. Trade Liberalization and Embedded Institutional Reform: Evidence From
Chinese Exporters
Tokyo, 2012.6.27
ITAM, Mexico City, 2012.5.18
CREI-Move Workshop on Misallocation, Barcelona, 2012.5.12
NBER Productivity, July 12, 2012
NBER ITI, August 5, 2012
Cowles Summer Conference, 2011.6.17
Princeton 2011.4.20
World Bank 2011.4.5
d/Economie/INRA/Sciences Po, Paris, 2010.10.19
22. Wholesalers and
Retailers in U.S. Trade
American Economic
Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, 1/5/10
21. The Margins of
American Economic
Association Annual Meeting,
20. Multi-Product Firms and Trade Liberalization
Berkeley, 12/8/9
San Francisco Fed, 12/7/9
CAED 2009 (Tokyo), 10/3/9
CES-IFO Summer Institute (Venice), 7/12/9
Board of Governor's, 9/6/8
Egon Sohmen Symposium, Barcelona, 5/24/8
Penn State, 5/4/7
HEI, University of Geneva, 1/12/7
19. Firms in International Trade
Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics, 8/8/8
18. Transfer Pricing by U.S.-Based Multinational
Yale SOM, 3/29/6
17. Estimating Cross-Country Differences in Product
School of Economics, 5/9/11
University of Chicago GSB, 11/13/6
Columbia, 12/7/5
International Monetary Fund, 10/25/5
University of Maryland, 10/24/5
Board of Governors 10/13/5
Bank of Spain 9/29/5
16. Multi-Product
Firms and the Dynamics of Product Mix
15. Comparative Advantage and Heterogeneous Firms
Harvard, 10/6/4
Yale, 10/4/4
14. The Relative Sophistication of Chinese Exports
45th Economic Policy Panel Meeting (Frankfurt), 4/20/7
IMF China Trade Conference, 4/5/7
NBER China Working Group, 10/1/4
13. Export Prices and
the Divergence of Leaders and Followers on the International Quality Ladder
12. Product
Choice and Product Switching Joint w/Bernard,
CEPR Conference on Innovation and the Structure of Product Market Competition (
11. Distance,
Skill Deepening and Development: Will Peripheral Countries Ever Get Rich? Joint w/ Redding.
Inter-American Seminar on Economics (NBER,
9 (Emory) 11/8/2
10. Trade Costs, Firms and Productivity Joint w/ Bernard, Jensen.
Carnegie-Rochester Conference on International Trade and Globalization, 11/18/5
9 (Emory) 11/8/2
University of
9. Survival
of the Best Fit: Low Wage Competition and the (Uneven) Growth of US
Manufacturing Plants (w/ Bernard and Jensen)
AEA Anuual Meeting, Philadelphia, 1/9/4
University of Toronto, 11/4/3
Syracuse, 4/24/3
The Hemispheric Trade Debate Conference, Yale University 4/3/3
Yale University, 12/9/2
University of Michigan, 10/25/2
University of Texas, Austin, 10/21/2
University of Nottingham, 10/9/2
Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 5/17/2
NBER Univeristy Conference on Firms and Trade, 5/10/2
University of North Carolina, 4/18/2
University of Pennsylvania, 3/19/2
8. Moving Up and Moving Out: Product-Level US Exports and
Competition from Low-Wage Countries
NBER ITI Spring Meeting, 3/14/2
University of California, Berkeley, 12/14/1
Yale School of Management, 11/28/1
Dartmouth College, 11/14/1
EIIT 8 (Purdue) 11/9/1
7. Across-Product
versus Within-Product Specialization in International Trade
World Bank, 5/8/1
Columbia University, 12/13/0
University of California, Santa Cruz, 11/14/0
University of Oregon, 11/10/0
Princeton University, 10/20/0
NBER ITI Summer
Institute 8/9/0
London School of Economics, (Visitor 5/27/0 - 6/2/0)
Yale School of Management, 4/26/0
Yale University, 3/27/0
6. Factor
Price Equality and the Economies of the
NBER ITI Summer Institute 8/9/1
NBER Labor in the Global Economy Seminar, 5/11/1
Yale Department of Economics 4/2/1
EIIT 7 (Boulder) 11/4/00
NBER ITI Summer
Institute 8/9/0
5. Has
EIIT 6 (Purdue), 11/13/99
4. One Size
Fits All? Heckscher-Ohlin Specialization in Global
Beijing University CCER, 7/7/99
1999 Far Eastern Meeting
of The Econometric Society (Singapore), 7/2/99
Job Market 1/99-3/99
EIIT 5 (Purdue), 11/14/98
3. Land
Abundance, Risk and Return: An HO Linear Programming Approach to FDI
Workshop on Empirical Research into International Trade and Investment, June
19-22, 1998, Copenhagen, Denmark
Inter-American Development Bank (Washington DC),
2. Education,
Development and Trade: What's the Relationship?
EIIT 4 (Purdue), 11/1/97
Conference on Human Capital and Economic Development in
Conference on Economic Integration and Taiwan's Industry Restructuring
(sponsored by National Cheng Chi
University, Taiwan), 5/15/97. (Topic: Should
1. Concerts of
Power and Regional Intervention (Joint
with R. Rosecrance)
Conference on Regional Conflict in a Post Cold-War
Era (sponsored by UCSD IGCC), 4/22/95


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