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26 May 2016 8:09 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
From Flushed Away and Hunchback to Titan A.E. and Sky High - the family movies that don't get the love they deserve...
When I sit through a film such as Zootropolis, Rango, Frozen, Wreck-It Ralph, Eddie The Eagle or Coraline, I can't help but be thankful somebody has bothered. As a parent as well as a movie lover, I've grown to really dislike family movies that just turn up to act as a surrogate babysitter for 90 minutes, with no intention of becoming anybody's favourite film. The films I'm going to talk about are the family movies therefore that I think both try and do something a bit more, yet continue to fly under many people's radar.
A bonus mention before we get going, and number 26 in the list, much to my surprise: Alvin & The Chipmunks 4. I was expecting next to zero from it, courtesy »
5 May 2016 12:47 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Britain's first high-end CG feature animation studio is making three films with Paramount Pictures...
Now this is exciting.
It's been a few years since Sarah Smith – director of Arthur Christmas – confirmed to us that she was in the infancy of setting up a big new British animation studio. Locksmith Animation launched in 2014, and has been developing projects since then. And now, there's big progress, as it's inked a deal with Paramount Pictures to make a series of CG animated movies.
Three films are in the works at the moment, the first of which will go into production in the next year. The unnamed project will be released in 2020, and the aim is to continue with an ongoing slate of films beyond that.
Locksmith – named after its founders Sarah Smith and Shaun The Sheep: The Movie producer Julie Lockhart – will be Britain's first »
4 May 2016 7:46 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Paramount Pictures has entered a multi-picture deal with Elisabeth Murdoch's Locksmith Animation, the companies jointly announced Wednesday. Under the agreement, Paramount and Locksmith will co-develop and co-produce a series of animated projects for the studio and are progressing three current properties which Locksmith has been developing since 2014. These projects plan to head into production within the next twelve months, and they plan to have their first theatrical film in theaters in 2020. Locksmith Animation is the United Kingdom's first high-end CG feature animation studio, founded by writer/director Sarah Smith ("Arthur Christmas") and producer Julie Lockhart ("Shaun the Sheep Movie"). It. »
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4 May 2016 6:09 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
London — Paramount Pictures and Locksmith Animation, which launched in 2014 with backing from Elisabeth Murdoch, have inked a deal to co-develop and co-produce a series of animated projects for the studio.
Under the pact, Paramount and Locksmith are progressing three properties, which Locksmith has been developing since it launched, with plans to head into production within the next 12 months and to release the first theatrical movie in 2020. The deal also contemplates developing other projects together over time to create a pipeline of releases.
Locksmith, which claims to be the U.K.'s first dedicated high-end CG feature animation studio, was founded by writer/director Sarah Smith ("Arthur Christmas") and producer Julie Lockhart ("Shaun the Sheep Movie," "Pirates! In an Adventure With Scientists!"), with backing from Murdoch.
"We are delighted to be partnering with Elisabeth Murdoch and Locksmith Animation to develop an exciting series of new films," said Brad Grey, chairman and CEO, »
- Leo Barraclough
26 April 2016 11:56 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Ann Marie Fleming's "Window Horses," Penny Lane's "Nuts!" and Sang-ho Yeon's "Seoul Station" will screen at 2016's nine-feature competition of the Annecy Intl. Animation Film Festival, commonly regarded as the most important animation event in the world.
In potential highlights, Guillermo del Toro will deliver a masterclass, unveiling unseen footage of "Trollhunters"; Aardman Animation founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton receive the 2016 Mifa & Variety Animation Personality of the Year Award. The Festival will also for the first time devote a major focus to France's animation scene.
An Annecy regular, Sang-ho Yeon, a Fantasporto and Sitges winner with "Saibi" and "Dwae-ji-ui wang," competes with "Seoul Station," a Studio Dadashow and Finecut South Korea production. Horror and social realism blend in the tale of a homeless who first shows strange symptoms then unleashes chaos and a zombie outbreak. Finecut handles world sales.
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Sony Pictures Animation today announced the addition of three new cast for the lineup of talent in the next Smurf adventure Smurfs: The Lost Village. This all-new animated adventure is hitting theaters March 31, 2017. Joining the already announced Demi Lovato as Smurfette, Rainn Wilson as Gargamel and Mandy Patinkin as Papa Smurf will be triple Emmy nominee Jack McBrayer (30 Rock, Wreck-It Ralph) as the sweet, awkward and honest-to-a-fault Clumsy, who's forever trying his best and missing the mark; Danny Pudi (Community) as book smart and geek proud Brainy, who's long on knowledge, but short on inter-Smurf-onal skills; and Joe Manganiello (True Blood, Magic Mike) as the strong and super-positive Hefty, a loyal dynamo struggling with his hero complex.
The newest entry in the Columbia Pictures movie franchise that has grossed more than $900 million globally, Smurfs: The Lost Village is set for a worldwide release on March 31, 2017. The fully-animated return »
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Cheer on local talent with these potentially great UK films from 2016, including drama, comedy, action, horror, fantasy & more…
While Batman Vs Superman, Captain America: Civil War, X-Men Apocalypse and other mega franchises are expected to dominate cinemas in 2016, let's hear it for the films below. None are sequels, few have titanic budgets, all of them are British and each of them has the potential to be great.
2016 looks to be a particularly strong year for UK crime drama, with Ben Wheatley's Free Fire, Adam Smith's Trespass Against Us and Michael Apted's Unlocked on their way. Military thrillers are also well represented this year, with Gavin Hood's Eye In The Sky, Fernando Coimbra's Sand Castle, and Simon West's Stratton incoming. There's also comedy, fantasy, drama, horror and even a musical waiting for you below.
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HP Anodized Silver 17.3" Pavilion TouchSmart 17-e160us Laptop PC with Intel Core i5-4200M Processor, 6GB Memory, Touchscreen, 750GB Hard Drive and Windows 8.1
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Do it all without fail on the 17-e160us HP Pavilion TouchSmart Laptop. Confidently tackle work and play using a PC tested for total reliability. View stunning color and graphics on a large display. Enjoy the convenience of multiple connectivity ports, a built-in DVD player and a numeric keypad on the 17-e160us HP Pavilion TouchSmart Laptop.
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Ok thanks for that Cathy. really useful info
Thanks Dave. its a lovely plant and if the scent does come it will be brilliant
Missed you Cathy. thanks for that
bought a David Austin rose...Olivia Austin ...earlier this year. Advertised as "best ever" and with strong scent.
I'm not really a rose fan but this rose was purchased as a memorial to my mother.
It looks good...healthy ....never sprayed ......with several blooms but it has no scent whatsoever.
I contacted David Austin and posted a picture and they confirmed it is Olivia Austin adding that the scent will come with later blooms. Since I don't really grow roses, does this make sense to those of you who do? Anyone growing Olivia Austin?
Without scent this rose does not fulfill its advertised criteria so not really wanted.
Lizzy, you could plunge the pot in the garden. But, yes, over winter indoors.
not for a dog but in memory of my mother I bought a david austin rose.
I have it amongst other planting ...perennials that harmonise well with the rose.
I mixed plenty of compost plus dried manure and fish blood and bone with excavated soil to provide a good rich environment. Planted in full sun. My mother's ashes were then scattered and raked in too.
When you receive your david austin rose you will have instructions and advice.
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MOSCOW, September 16. /ITAR-TASS/. A war of sanctions and restrictive measures in Russia-U.S. relations over events in Ukraine have paradoxically given a boost to bilateral trade, sending it up 20% in the first half of the year, Russian Trade Representative to the U.S. Alexander Stadnik told ITAR-TASS on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, trade stood at about $15 billion in the first half of the year, the official added. "U.S. imports into our country grew by one third, by almost 30%"
Trade has been trending up. In January to May, U.S. exports to Russia grew 26.7% year-on-year while Russian exports to the U.S. grew six percent. In January to June, U.S. exports to Russia grew 29.3% while Russian exports in the other direction remained constant.
If this tendency persisted, trade could approach $30 billion by the end of the year, Stadnik said, adding that it was difficult to speculate about a positive trend for the future in conditions of constantly updated sanctions.
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The Lincoln Journal Star says Lynette Freis was carrying a single bag containing two 42-ounce cans of La Choy and a 2-pound bag of rice.
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The NFL is practically printing money right now. With football season around the corner, Forbes.com put out their annual list ranking the most valuable NFL franchises. The exact numbers on lists like this are often disputed, but as far as they can tell, the Dallas Cowboys top the list.
According to Forbes, the average value of an NFL franchise is $1.17 billion, making it the most profitable sports league in America — which isn't exactly a surprise.
The Oakland Raiders were at the bottom of the list with an estimated value of $825 million. The San Francisco 49ers made the top 10, with a franchise value of $1.22 billion. After an appearance in last season's Super Bowl, a 20-year, $220 million naming rights deal with Levi's, and their new stadium opening next season, they will likely jump up the list.
Most Valuable NFL Franchises (According to Forbes):
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2. New England Patriots, $1.8 billion
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WALTHAM, Mass., Jan. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- 3-D Matrix Inc. (3-D Matrix) today announced that it has filed a patent infringement complaint on behalf of itself and patent owner Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with the Federal District Court in Massachusetts against Menicon Co. Ltd. (Menicon) and B-Bridge International Inc. (B-Bridge). 3-D Matrix has also challenged the validity of a patent owned by Menicon.
The complaint alleges that Menicon's PanaceaGel™ infringes claims of two patents that relate to self-assembling peptides and methods: U.S. Patent No. 5,670,483, titled "Stable Macroscopic Membranes Formed by Self-Assembly of Amphiphilic Peptides and Uses Therefor," and U.S. Patent No. 5,955,343, titled "Stable Macroscopic Membranes Formed by Self-Assembly of Amphiphilic Peptides and Uses Therefor." The district court complaint requests an injunction to prevent future infringement by Menicon and B-Bridge and monetary damages for the ongoing infringement.
3-D Matrix has also filed a request for inter partes review of a Menicon patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office based on Menicon's omission in recognizing MIT professor and 3-D Matrix founder Shuguang Zhang as an inventor of the self-assembling peptides and methods of use claimed in a Menicon patent that supports PanaceaGel. The challenged patent is U.S. Patent No. 8,299,032. 3-D Matrix has filed a patent application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to address the omission by Menicon.
"This patent infringement complaint serves as evidence that we will protect and enforce our intellectual property rights," said Jun Okada, Vice President 3-D Matrix, Ltd. "Our founder, Professor Zhang, is a pioneer in the self-assembling peptide field and his extensive work should be recognized and protected. We will continue to defend the patent portfolio of our self-assembling peptides to prevent unlawful competitive practices."
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3-D Matrix Inc. is a leader in the development, marketing, and selling of self-assembling peptide products for use in surgical hemostasis, drug delivery, and tissue regeneration, as well as for life science research usage in conventional and 3-dimensional cell culturing, and other scientific fields. 3-D Matrix manufactures and sells PuraMatrix™, a self-assembling peptide product. 3-D Matrix, Inc.'s parent company 3-D Matrix, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, is currently traded on the JASDAQ [7777.OS]. For more information, see http://www.puramatrix.com/
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- 711-746 The economic and environmental implications of the US repudiation of the kyoto protocol and the subsequent deals in Bonn and Marrakech
by Andreas Löschel & Zhong Zhang
- 747-759 Book reviews
by Burkhard Heer & Holger Schmieding & Alexander Mende & Ivar Bredesen
2002, Volume 138, Issue 3
- 389-413 The economic and strategic motives for antidumping filings
by Thomas Prusa & Susan Skeath
- 414-436 Does antidumping stimulate FDI? Evidence from Japanese firms in the UK
by Sourafel Girma & David Greenaway & Katherine Wakelin
- 437-458 Export taxes and income distribution: The Philippines coconut levy
by Peter Warr
- 459-481 Foreign direct investment and productivity spillovers: Evidence from the Spanish experience
by Salvador Barrios & Eric Strobl
- 482-492 Collusive intra-industry trade in identical commodities
by Pio Baake & Hans-Theo Normann
- 493-508 New borders: Evidence from the former Soviet Union
by Simeon Djankov & Caroline Freund
- 509-533 Intra-industry trade of India: Trends and country-specific factors
by Choorikkad Veeramani
- 534-559 Foreign aid and fiscal response: Does aid disaggregation matter?
by George Mavrotas
- 560-573 Book reviews
by Kurt Kratena & Georg Licht & Federico Foders
2002, Volume 138, Issue 2
- 179-206 Intra-industry trade as an indicator of labor market adjustment
by Mary Lovely & Douglas Nelson
- 207-228 Labour-market effects of intra-industry trade: Evidence for the United Kingdom
by Marius Brülhart & Robert Elliott
- 229-253 Estimating the wage costs of inter- and intra- sectoral adjustment
by Michelle Haynes & Richard Upward & Peter Wright
- 254-276 Adjustment, employment characteristics and intra-industry trade
by David Greenaway & Michelle Haynes & Chris Milner
- 277-290 Entrepreneurship and intra-industry trade
by Zhihao Yu
- 291-316 The role of comparative advantage in trade within industries: A panel data approach for the European Union
by Carmen Mora
- 317-339 Does the measurement of intra-industry trade matter?
by Joakim Gullstrand
- 340-365 Vertical specialization and intra-industry trade: The role of factor endowments
by Joan Martín-Montaner & Vicente Ríos
- 366-374 Book Reviews
by Erich Gundlach & Karen Knarvik & Ralf Krüger
2002, Volume 138, Issue 1
- 1-21 Exchange rate expectations and foreign direct investment flows
by Rajesh Chakrabarti & Barry Scholnick
- 22-53 The information content of M3 for future inflation in the Euro area
by Carmine Trecroci & Juan Vega
- 54-82 Globalization and wage inequalities: A synthesis of three theories
by Adrian Wood
- 83-96 How international outsourcing drives up Eastern European wages
by Hartmut Egger & Peter Egger
- 97-114 Export variety and export performance: Empirical evidence for the OECD countries
by Michael Funke & Ralf Ruhwedel
- 115-130 The link between immigration and trade: Evidence from the United Kingdom
by Sourafel Girma & Zhihao Yu
- 131-147 Is the uncertainty-investment link non-linear? Empirical evidence for developed economies
by Robert Lensink
- 148-160 Changing labour market flexibility in the European union
by Eric Pentecost & John Sessions
- 161-169 Book reviews
by Friedrich Breyer & Claudia Buch & Katharina Sailer & Alain Durré
2001, Volume 137, Issue 4
- 565-592 Technological adaptation, trade, and growth
by Alberto Chong & Luisa Zanforlin
- 593-621 Technological specialization in industrial countries: Patterns and dynamics
by Maria Mancusi
- 622-643 Foreign direct investment and factor prices in U.S. manufacturing
by Dirk Velde
- 644-665 In search of FDI-transmitted R&D spillovers: A study based on Swedish data
by Henrik Braconier & Karolina Ekholm & Karen Knarvik
- 666-689 A new look at the impact of U.S. import barriers on corporate profit expectations
by Erik Dohlman
- 690-713 Openness and total factor productivity in Swedish manufacturing, 1980–1995
by Linda Andersson
- 714-736 Do international investment income flows smooth income?
by Philip Lane
- 737-750 Nonlinear error correction in spot and forward exchange rates
by David McMillan & Angela Black
- 751-755 Book reviews
by Jens Mundhenke & Richard Pomfret & Horst Rottmann
2001, Volume 137, Issue 3
- 379-403 Multinational firms, market integration, and trade structure: What remains of the standard-goods hypothesis?
by Leo Sleuwaegen & Koen Backer
- 404-426 Using home-biased demand to test trade theories
by Federico Trionfetti
- 427-449 European exports and outward foreign direct investment: A dynamic panel data approach
by Peter Egger
- 450-472 The determinants of export performance: A firm-level study of Italian manufacturing
by Alessandro Sterlacchini
- 473-500 Trade, capital mobility, and the German labour market
by Michael Pflüger
- 501-524 Parameter instability, superexogeneity, and the monetary model of the exchange rate
by Guglielmo Caporale & Nikitas Pittis
- 525-536 Factor price equalization? The cointegration approach revisited
by Helge Berger & Frank Westermann
- 537-548 Testing the intertemporal substitution hypothesis: The impact of income uncertainty on savings
by Nicholas Apergis & Costas Katrakilidis
- 549-560 Book reviews
by Michael Stolpe & Pontus Braunerhjelm & Helmut Wagner & Christian Pierdzioch
2001, Volume 137, Issue 2
- 193-214 Inward investment, industry concentration and the speed of adjustment
by Nigel Driffield
- 215-243 Evolving geographical concentration of European manufacturing industries
by Marius Brülhart
- 244-272 The demand for M3 and inflation forecasts: An empirical analysis for Switzerland
by Ernst Baltensperger & Thomas Jordan & Marcel Savioz
- 273-296 Interaction between structural and cyclical shocks in production and employment
by F. Butter & S. Koopman
- 297-319 The determinants of small and medium-sized firm internationalization and its relationship with productive efficiency
by Leonardo Becchetti & Maria Santoro
- 320-346 Global market effects of alternative European responses to genetically modified organisms
by Chantal Nielsen & Kym Anderson
- 347-364 Employment in domestic plants and foreign affiliates: A note on the elasticity of substitution
by Michael Pfaffermayr
- 365-374 Book reviews
by Wolf SchÄfer & Werner Sesselmeier & Ulrich Burgtorf
2001, Volume 137, Issue 1
- 1-35 On the empirical distribution of the Balassa index
by Jeroen Hinloopen & Charles Marrewijk
- 36-57 The Dollar-Mark axis
by Gabriele Galati
- 58-79 Intellectual property rights and licensing: An econometric investigation
by Guifang Yang & Keith Maskus
- 80-104 Patterns and determinants of international fragmentation of production: Evidence from outward processing trade between the EU and Central Eastern European countries
by Salvatore Baldone & Fabio Sdogati & Lucia Tajoli
- 105-123 Export entry and exit by German firms
by Andrew Bernard & Joachim Wagner
- 124-149 Trade regimes and spillover effects of FDI: Evidence from Uruguay
by Ari Kokko & Mario Zejan & Ruben Tansini
- 150-174 On the determinants of national saving: An extreme-bounds analysis
by Mumtaz Hussain & Oscar Brookins
- 175-185 Book reviews
by Axel Börsch-Supan & Volker Nitsch & Tanja Götzke & Jens Mundhenke & Rolf Langhammer
2000, Volume 136, Issue 4
- 579-600 Globalization and patterns of economic development
by Jeffrey Sachs
- 601-630 The gains from partial completion of the single market
by Anders Hoffmann
- 631-656 Fiscal flows in Europe: The redistributive effects of the EU budget
by Rafael Doménech & Antonio Maudes & Juan Varela
- 657-679 Is the European union a natural currency area, or is it held together by policy makers?
by Maria Demertzis & Andrew Hallett & Ole Rummel
- 680-701 An econometric analysis of the main components of M3 in the Euro area
by Alessandro Calza & Alexander Jung & Livio Stracca
- 702-723 The importance of technology-based intersectoral linkages for market share dynamics
by Keld Laursen & Valentina Meliciani
- 724-752 Recent trends in tariff and nontariff barriers to trade in the United States
by Michael Daly & Eugenia Lizano & Angelo Silvy
- 753-763 Book reviews
by Marcel Fratzscher & Federico Foders & Carsten-Patrick Meier & Shyamal Chowdhury
2000, Volume 136, Issue 3
- 381-402 The impact of EMU on trade flows
by Paul Grauwe & Frauke Skudelny
- 403-422 Fragmentation and trade: US inward processing trade in the EU
by Holger Görg
- 423-441 The nature and causes of intra-industry trade: Back to the comparative advantage explanation? The case of Spain
by José Blanes & Carmela Martín
- 442-477 Explaining the geography and depth of international production: The case of US and Japanese multinational enterprises
by Nagesh Kumar
- 478-490 Real exchange rates and unit root tests
by Ashok Parikh & Elizabeth Wakerly
- 491-521 Estimating the size of the potential market for the Kyoto flexibility mechanisms
by ZhongXiang Zhang
- 522-538 Further evidence on the effect of foreign competition on industry level wages
by David Greenaway & Robert Hine & Peter Wright
- 539-559 The effects of the United States granting MFN status to Vietnam
by Emiko Fukase & Will Martin
- 560-571 Book reviews
by Claus-Friedrich Laaser & Franco Reither & Holger Görg & Udo Broll & Christian Pierdzioch
2000, Volume 136, Issue 2
- 199-231 The exchange rate and monetary conditions in the Euro area
by David Mayes & Matti Virén
- 232-258 Forecasting the Euro exchange rate using vector error correction models
by Bas Aarle & Michael Boss & Jaroslava Hlouskova
- 259-283 Default premia on European government debt
by Ingunn LØnning
- 284-314 Non-Europe: The magnitude and causes of market fragmentation in the EU
by Keith Head & Thierry Mayer
- 315-333 A nonnormative theory of inflation and central bank independence
by Berthold Herrendorf & Manfred Neumann
- 334-354 Has the Canada-US trade agreement fostered price integration?
by R. Moodley & William Kerr & Daniel Gordon
- 355-371 Tests for factor homogeneity and industry classification
by Robert Elliott & David Greenaway & Robert Hine
- 372-377 Book reviews
by Joachim Wagner & Manfred Wiebelt & Stefan Homburg & Andrea Schertler
2000, Volume 136, Issue 1
- 1-23 Exchange rates and European countries' export prices: An empirical test for asymmetries in pricing to market behavior
by Salvador Gil-Pareja
- 24-57 Systematic sampling and real exchange rates
by Lucio Sarno
- 58-83 Comparing monetary policy transmission across European countries
by Michael Ehrmann
- 84-110 A kalman filter-gravity equation approach to assess the trade impact of economic integration: The case of Spain, 1986–1992
by Fernando Sanz
- 111-136 Total factor productivity, the east Asian miracle, and the world production frontier
by Jens Kaüger & Uwe Cantner & Horst Hanusch
- 137-157 Regional cooperation and the environment: Do "dirty" industries migrate?
by Xinpeng Xu & Ligang Song
- 158-170 Sources of movements in real exchange rates-evidence from east Asian economies
by Ping Wang & Paul Dunne
- 171-180 The common trend and common cycle of exports and the real exchange rate: Empirical results from Swiss data
by Peter Kugler
- 181-194 Book reviews
by Rupert Windisch & Ralf Fendel & Axel Neu & Jan Gottschalk & Florian Höppner
1999, Volume 135, Issue 4
- 545-572 Real wage rigidities, accommodative demand policies, and the functioning of EMU
by Norbert Berthold & Rainer Fehn & Eric Thode
- 573-593 Specialization patterns in Europe
by Mary Amiti
- 594-612 Multinational companies and wage inequality in the host country: The case of Ireland
by Paolo Figini & Holger Görg
- 613-628 Misalignments of real exchange rates and the credibility of nominal currency bands
by Bernd Kempa & Michael Nelles
- 629-656 Capital mobility and EU enlargement
by Claudia Buch
- 657-674 Sunk costs, firm size and internationalization
by Pontus Braunerhjelm
- 675-691 Export activity and productivity: Evidence from the Taiwan electronics industry
by Jin-Tan Liu & Meng-Wen Tsou & James Hammitt
- 692-708 Unravelling causation: An empirical analysis of contingent protection in Australia
by Donald Feaver & Kenneth Wilson
- 709-722 Book reviews
by Hartmut Wolf & Reza Rajabiun & Jörn Kleinert & Ivar Bredesen & Katrin Springer
1999, Volume 135, Issue 3
- 379-396 Does uncertainty affect economic growth? An empirical analysis
by Robert Lensink & Hong Bo & Elmer Sterken
- 397-412 The response of long-term interest rates to news about monetary policy actions: Empirical evidence for the U.S. and Germany
by Dieter Nautz & Jürgen Wolters
- 413-436 Forecasting French and German long-term rates using a rational expectations model
by Eric Jondeau & Franck Sédillot
- 437-453 Pitfalls in panel tests of purchasing power parity
by Peter Anker
- 454-479 A long-run relationship between Eastern European stock markets? Cointegration and the 1997/98 crisis in emerging markets
by Christian Jochum & Gebhard Kirchgässner & Mariusz Platek
- 480-500 Sectoral and aggregate estimates of the cyclical behavior of markups: Evidence from Germany
by Ludger Linnemann
- 501-521 Lingering effects of central planning on trade? Evidence from current CIS trade patterns
by Yener Kandogan
- 522-531 An analysis of German effects on the Austrian business cycle
by Yin-Wong Cheung & Frank Westermann
- 532-540 Book reviews
by Christian Fehlker & Shyamal Chowdhury & Einar Hope & Axel Schimmelpfennig
1999, Volume 135, Issue 2
- 193-220 Did the European unification induce economic growth? In search of scale effects and persistent changes
by Patrick Vanhoudt
- 221-240 Product market competition, unemployment and income disparities
by Hans Gersbach
- 241-260 Multinationals, production efficiency, and spillover effects: The case of the U.S. auto parts industry
by Yumiko Okamoto
- 261-279 Converging on the learning curve: Theory and application to German regional data
by Lucas Bretschger & Hansjörg Schmidt
- 280-305 The third leg of the stool: Financial stability as a prerequisite for EMU
by Ivo Arnold
- 306-316 Monetary policy shocks and interest rates: Further evidence on the liquidity effect
by Tony Caporale & Barbara McKiernan
- 317-331 State-space estimation of rational bubbles in the Yen/Deutsche Mark exchange rate
by S. Elwood & Ehsan Ahmed & J. Rosser
- 332-346 East-west intra-industry trade dynamics
by Jarko Fidrmuc & Daniela Grozea-Helmenstein & Andreas Wörgötter
- 347-357 Does IMF conditionality benefit lenders?
by Stephen Easton & Duane Rockerbie
- 358-373 Book reviews
by Stefan Voigt & Helmut Wagner & Michael Pflüger & Reza Rajabiun & Christoph Harff & Selmo Aronovich & Jens Hoiberg
1999, Volume 135, Issue 1
- 1-47 Estimating the costs and benefits of EMU: The impact of external shocks on labour markets
by Ansgar Belke & Daniel Gros
- 48-61 Measuring marginal intra-industry trade
by Rodney Thom & Moore McDowell
- 62-81 Horizontal and vertical intra-industry trade between Eastern Europe and the European union
by Chonira Aturupane & Simeon Djankov & Bernard Hoekman
- 82-101 International intra-industry trade of China
by Xiaoling Hu & Yue Ma
- 102-127 Two-way trade between unequal partners: The EU and the developing countries
by Lars Nilsson
- 128-155 The effect of global trade liberalization on toxic emissions in industry
by Michael Ferrantino & Linda Linkins
- 156-165 Bilateral J-Curve between U.S. and her trading partners
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Taggert Brooks
- 166-170 Intra-regional trade and business cycles in Southeast Asia
by John Thornton & Alessandro Goglio
- 171-188 Book reviews
by Werner Sesselmeier & Wilfried Fuhrmann & Christian Scholz & Uwe Walz & Rainer Schweickert & Axel Börsch-Supan & Margareta Kulessa
1998, Volume 134, Issue 4
- 573-589 Explaining the structure of foreign trade: Where do we stand?
by Elhanan Helpman
- 590-611 Country size and comparative advantage: An empirical study
by Johan Torstensson
- 612-637 Errors-in-variables, supply side effects, and price elasticities in foreign trade
by Jakob Madsen
- 638-663 National and international spillovers from R&D: Comparing a neoclassical and an endogenous growth approach
by Henrik Braconier & Fredrik Sjöholm
- 664-691 Why are currency crises contagious? A comparison of the Latin American Crisis of 1994–1995 and the Asian Crisis of 1997–1998
by Marcel Fratzscher
- 692-711 Do funded pensions contribute to higher aggregate savings? A cross-country analysis
by Jeannine Bailliu & Helmut Reisen
- 712-740 Money demand and monetary policy in Europe
by Volker Clausen
- 741-754 Rezensionen
by Christian Pierdzioch & Michael Carlberg & Hans-Jürgen Wagener & Katja Gerling & Birgit Sander & Hubert Strauß
1998, Volume 134, Issue 3
- 367-403 Cross-country interdependencies in growth dynamics: A model of output growth in the G7 economies, 1960–1994
by Kevin Lee
- 404-422 Static and dynamic measurement of intra-industry trade and adjustment: A geometric reappraisal
by Abdul Azhar & Robert Elliott & Chris Milner
- 423-449 Trade, technology spillovers, and food production in China
by Hans Meijl & Frank Tongeren
- 450-483 Multinational enterprises, regional economic integration, and export-platform production in the host countries: An empirical analysis for the US and Japanese corporations
by Nagesh Kumar
- 484-512 An empirical test of the Dixit-Norman approach to factor price equalization, using cointegration techniques
by Glenn Rayp
- 513-533 Investment and institutional uncertainty: A comparative study of different uncertainty measures
by Aymo Brunetti & Beatrice Weder
- 534-547 Foreign direct investment, country capabilities and economic growth
by Karin Olofsdotter
- 548-557 Two types of target zone proposals: McKinnon and Ohno versus Williamson
by Joseph Aschheim & George Tavlas
- 558-568 Book reviews
by László Halpern & Daniel Piazolo & Horst Siebert & Franco Reither & Rolf Jungnickel
1998, Volume 134, Issue 2
- 161-185 Globalisation and competition policies
by P. Lloyd
- 186-208 The international regulation of intellectual property
by Keith Maskus
- 209-229 Economic effects of rules of origin
by Rod Falvey & Geoff Reed


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I'm a Paris-loving graphic designer with a visual mind, love of travel and desire to explore the everyday world. As author of the blog, Prêt à Voyager, and "Paris Small Shops" Herb Lester guide, I'm always eager to share tips for your next trip to Paris. Start here: http://www.pret-a-voyager.com/visit-paris and follow me @pretavoyager on Twitter + Instagram for more.
– Anne
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On May 3, my wife and I were taken on the Paris Design tour and we had a wonderful time. We visited or saw a large number of quaint and charming places in the 3rd Arrondissement and in the process we learned a number practical and helpful points of information to increase our enjoyment of our time in Paris. Anne Ditmer was engaging, well informed, responsive, and forthcoming with lots of interesting items of information and help. She was fun to be with. In this tour, we covered a lot of ground. We recommend the Paris DEsign tour. BILL BOGAARD
On May 3, my wife and I were taken on the Paris Design tour and we had a wonderful time. We visited or saw a large number of quaint and charming places in the 3rd Arrondissement and in the process we learned a number practical and helpful points of information to increase our enjoyment of our time in Paris. Anne Ditmer was engaging, well informed, responsive, and forthcoming with lots of interesting items of information and help. She was fun to be with. In this tour, we covered a lot of ground. We recommend the Paris DEsign tour. BILL BOGAARD
My wife and I travelled to Paris for the very first time from April 26 through May 6 and booked with Anne. It was a perfect and proper orientation for first time Paris travelers. With the confidence Anne delivered, my wife and I visited Reims, The Palace of Versailles and dozens of sites around the city. We enjoyed travel by Metro, RER and rail. It was a marvelous adventure and the trip of a lifetime. Anne's primer really made it all come together for us! Highly recommended!
Being on a Vayable tour with Anne is like hanging out with that cool friend that lives in Paris that you wish you had. It was a true delight to spend time with Anne and have her show me her favorite design places and products. She sent a brief questionnaire ahead of time, and it was clear that she put together a thoughtful itinerary for our tour based on my interests. She followed up with an email that listed all the places we visited, should I choose to return to them (or just a record of our itinerary), and she listed some others that I might want to explore on our own. I referred to her suggestions several times during the rest of my stay. Very worthwhile!
We had the most amazing day with Anne on the design tour! She knew all sorts of interesting and beautiful shops and streets to lead us to as well as the people and stories behind them. She was a lovely host, paying special attention to our specific interests, and was a generous guide, sharing personal anecdotes and favorite little corners. It was a side of Paris we would have missed without her. Thanks so much Anne!
We loved our tour with Anne. She kept the attention of all of our group: two people comfortable with Paris, one first time visitor and two children enthralled with being there. She was thoughtful and full of information, but mindful of not being overwhelming. Very well done. We did the tour on our first day in the city and it was perfect! Thank you Anne!
I got in touch with Anne for a last minute tour and she was super responsive. My tour was scheduled for the day before my final day in Paris (I was there for a week). I highly recommend doing this early on in your trip to get the most out of your time there. Anne will share tips on how to really enjoy Paris's many beautiful neighborhoods. She's friendly and knowledgeable and you'll have a great time.
Anne is an exceptional and talented guide. She combines her interests in art, culture, literature, not to forget her invaluable practical advice, into a complete and enjoyable adventure. She tailored our time together specific to my requests and added her cheerful, friendly personality to a most memorable time. I highly recommend you take three hours of your time in Paris to walk with Anne. She will not only provide you with simple suggestions that will enrich your experience, but unique and special anecdotes that you will remember long after your time in this magical city is over.
Great communication when booking this experience! We had a wonderful time walking around Paris and learning some really cool things about the city that we would've never known if we had gone on a normal touristy tour. Hanging out with Anne was extremely enjoyable and she is so smart! Anne took us to some spots we wanted to check out, but didn't know much about the spots (Promenade Plantee and Rue Cremieux) and gave us some tips for photos! She also brought us to a few passage ways (and a stationary/art shop) and a fantastic croissant/madeline bakery. I highly recommend this experience if you are coming to Paris and want to explore beyond the typical tourist spots.
Highly recommend! It was our first time in Paris, and Anne met us at our apartment and cheerfully got us on our way. We walked for a bit and got the scoop on shops in the area, a little bit on Etiquette, and some solid tips on understanding the Metro on our way up to the Paris Flea Market. It was a great way for us to ease into this wonderful city and bypass the "touristy" route. Thanks Anne!
Booking Anne our first day in Paris was totally worth the jet lag and droopy eyes. Anne asked us lots of questions in advance about what interests us. She showed us her favorite coffee / tea spot, lots of off the beaten path spots that we wouldn't have known to explore, and helped us navigate the Metro. By the end of our four nights in Paris we were pros! Thanks for the restaurant recommendations too, Anne! We ended up going to the hummus / pita place (name escapes me right now) and that cauliflower was to die for.
This was our second tour with Anne and it was delightful. She met us at our hotel, and guided us to our chosen destination via the Metro and provided excellent advice for our return trip on the bus. She takes all opportunities to explain where and how to explore Paris. Our chosen destination to explore was the Paris Flea Market, and Anne did a great job of getting us there before the crowds and guiding us through the various individual markets. She translated for us as we purchased items from the vendors. I highly recommend Anne for tours of Paris.
My husband and I traveled to Paris for our honeymoon, and being designers ourselves we were very interested in seeing local, offbeat sights that could give us a true sense of the city. While looking up guides online, I found Anne's design tour, and immediately booked it. It was a great experience! She was extremely friendly, very keen on making sure what she showed us were to our interests, all the while showing us a variety of places and spaces. The tour was relaxed yet informative, and a complete delight for the senses. If you are interested in seeing another side of Paris that can't be found on the typical tourist guides, I would highly recommend booking a tour with Anne!
Choosing Navigate Paris was one of the best decisions we made during our trip to Paris. Anne was absolutely lovely, and her knowledge of the city was incredibly impressive. Our tour happened to land on a national holiday but Anne was up to the task, finding places that were accessible even when most of the city was shut down. She shared helpful tips with us both during and after the trip; we ended up visiting a lot of places in the following days that we either didn't have time for or were closed on the day of the tour. We can't recommend this tour enough! (And thanks, Anne, for taking part in Operation Golden Paw — our friends were delighted with the photos!)
Anne made my stay in Paris so lovely and fun. I've already visited Paris 4 times before this time and need new and different experience. Anne expresses herself and her favourite style on online such as blog and Instagram and therefore, it was easy to know "SHE MUST HAVE LIKEMINDED TASTE TO ME". This my feeling was absolutely correct !! Because of Anne's human connections, I had chances to speak the cafe owner and artisan. I also enjoyed the talk with her at her favourite cafe and she inspired me not only as a good Vayable guide, but also a woman who works in the ideal style and area. I checked the next ticket to Paris on the train towards London (my home). She sent me a recap email after the tour to explain everything we walked around together. It was so useful and I feel her kindness. Having a knowledgeable and kind local at the travel destination brings our travel to the different experience. It will give us another scope to explore the destination. Definitely recommend booking her tour in Paris.
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome Tour. So worth it. Got us comfortable with the city-so we weren't scared to go and get lost in it :) Thanks Anne!!!
Excellent and knowledgeable Anne is a wonderful guide to current design in paris. Of you want a quick look into "where it it's right now", ask Anne to take you there. From design that's there for a long time, like architecture, to current popup shops, she knows all and happy to show you what interests you. We only had 2 days and it was a good choice to spend 4 hours with her!
I was thrilled to re-connect with Anne in Paris again. We met last year for a fun day when I was in Paris on my own for business and I was excited to spend the day with her again on our recent family trip to Paris. We covered lots of interesting places that I'd never find on my own and it was like meeting up with an old friend in Paris!
We had a wonderful afternoon with Anne on the Navigate Paris tour. I provided her with a list of our interests and past experiences and she delivered the perfect tour for us! This included an overview of Paris and how to use the metro. Her e-mail follow-up of our tour was a great addition. I would recommend Anne for a first time or returning visitor to Paris. Thanks again Anne!!!
Anne gives a spectacular tour! She listened to my interests (textiles, paper products) and tailored the tour accordingly. She is very knowledgeable about the neighborhoods we visited, as well as about Paris in general. Thanks to Anne, I also became an expert in navigating the Paris metro system! I highly recommend engaging Anne to provide a tour; she is good company.
This was seriously the perfect start to my trip. I give tours in Paris and sometimes I forget how great it is to have someone help get you grounded and put you in the context of the place. Jo was full of tons of fascinating facts that only someone who lives there would know. My trip was a last minute assignment for a client so I was completely unprepared going down there. Jo brought me up to speed on what I should know, and even helped recommend a hotel that was completely affordable – across the French border, but completely central to everything else. Highly recommended, and it makes exploring on your own later far less daunting.
Given the GrandPrix taking a car ride in Monaco only seemed appropriate. I know nothing about cars, but it was fun to have a choice (I went by color and picked the yellow Fiat). Jean-Luc picked me up in complete style and we started driving up into the cliffs. Wow those roads are windy! (This tour is not for those who easily get car sick). It was a gorgeous way to see a bit more of the coast outside of Monaco, and be with a local expert to help point out things I never would have known. It was fun to spend the afternoon with Jean-Luc who knows cars + the south of France. . . . Also, your friends will be totally jealous when you post a picture of the car you got to ride in :)
I had a super short stay in Dublin and Emily helped make the most of it. She knew all the great spots, and with a great twist of Irish design (I'm a graphic designer so she picked spots knowing my interest). We met some designers too who showed us their work. I saw places I wouldn't have been able to see without a local. Emily is super friendly and welcoming, and it was a pure delight to get to see Dublin through her eyes. Now I want to go back and explore more!! Definitely recommending to all my friends!
I had a super short stay in Dublin and Emily helped make the most of it. She knew all the great spots, and with a great twist of Irish design. We met some designers too who showed us their work. I saw places I wouldn't have been able to see without a local. Emily is super friendly and welcoming, and it was a pure delight to get to see Dublin through her eyes. Now I want to go back and explore more!! Definitely recommending to all my friends!


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Tesoro's Lancona decommits from Washington State
Tesoro senior Tanner Lancona will not be playing his college basketball at Washington State next year, according to a message posted on his twitter page today.
In a post at 2:16 p.m. Thursday, Lancona said "per mutual agreement" he would be decommitting from the Cougars and "pursuing other offers." The 6-9 forward signed with Washington State in November after drawing interest from a number of schools.
After averaging 16.6 points per game this past season, Lancona was selected to the All-CIF Division 2A team and was an All-County Fourth Team selection. Lancona helped the Titans advance to the semifinals of the Division 2A playoff and earn a place in the Division II state playoffs.
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