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The Spilled Milk podcast (http://www.spilledmilkpodcast.com), which is hosted by Matthew Amster-Burton (Roots and Grubs blog) and Molly Wizenberg (Orangette blog), is one of my favorites. They mostly talk about food (there was one shampoo and toothpaste excursion) and cooking and it is really really funny.
I really like Mouth of Wonder (http://www.mouthofwonder.com/p/podcasts.html). Stacy Pearl is hilarious. It's based out of Santa Fe so she gives a lot of high altitude recipes.
I second Spilled Milk. I love their sense of humor combined with their knowledge and wit. You always step away thinking, "What just happened? Did I really just listen to ten minutes or so about scary food?" And yet, through all the jokes, they're informative, too. My only wish is to have MORE!
OMG, I can't believe someone beat me to recommending Mouth of Wonder!!! Facciata, are you in Santa Fe?
You can also sign up to get them directly from iTunes.
Spilled Milk and the Sporkful! The Sporkful guys are hilarious (their motto is "it's not for foodies, it's for eaters") and they get into all the eating-related minutiae that I never even realized I think about, like the two-part episode devoted to cereal-eating technique.
I don't always want to listen to food podcasts while cooking, so I also have Radio Lab, This American Life, The Moth, On Being, Slate and The Dinner Party Download in my queue.
Hands down, the Splendid Table.
The BBC's Food Programme is a nice podcast focusing more on food trends and issues than recipes.
It's not specifically about food, but I love the Joy the Baker Podcast - both women have a great sense of humor and are fun to listen to. Similarly, We're About to Be Friends (also by Joy the Baker), is fun and focuses more on food-related topics and people.
Cooking Issues is the most entertaining and informative food podcast I've ever heard.
Sporkful is a great podcast!
I listen to Jim Jefferies &Eddie Ifft Talk Shit. Not remotely food related, and its definitely not for the faint of heart but it is so funny.
If you're not listening to Mike and Tom Eat Snacks you're wasting your damn time.
I second the Joy The Baker podcast. It makes my travel to work a lot more fun.
I'll second (or third?) the recommendations for Spilled Milk and Joy the Baker. I also enjoy "Let's Get Real" and "the Food Seen"
I am so excited. I appreciate everyone's suggestions. This is my first jump into podcasts.
Perfect timing! I've been meaning to find some podcasts to listen to on the bus to work, now I have a whole bunch to start with!
Please check out Mystery Meet's Find Dining Podcast (which I host). It's "for foodies who love travel and travelers who love food." Each week, we talk to a food blogger from a different city about their local dining scene.


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"I am interested in a short sale property which has been on the market for 2 years. How low is to low of an offer?"
I thought it was a great question, as many home buyers think that a short sale means they can steal the property. In most cases, that is not true. Does it happen? Yes, but very infrequently. Unfortunately, many home buyers are disappointed and miss out on great homes because they do not understand how banks think about short sales.
My response was,
There are many reasons the property could have been on the market for that long. It could have started high as a straight up listing and then somewhere along the way became a short sale or maybe it has been tied up with previous offers…. who knows!! In general, it is not relevant to what the property is worth and what the bank will accept for an offer.
As a Massachusetts Short Sale Realtor who has closed on numerous short sales I have listed and negotiated, I can tell you the banks have a formula on their short sales and what they are willing to accept for a purchase price. It does vary from bank to bank so it is hard to predict what a bank will accept. I can tell you, that most banks will sell for less than fair market value. How much is dependent on the price range the property is in, who the banks is and what other items need to be paid for that is not considered typical in a short sale.
Most banks will give up 15-20% off fair market value. Sounds great!!….. but wait!! Out of the 20% you have to add real estate commissions, attorney fees, closing costs, maybe money to junior liens, maybe municipal liens…. and so on. Typically it can translate into a 3-10% discount for the short sale buyer.
If you are working with an agent that list short sales, they will be able to guide you through the process. The first piece is to determine fair market value of the property than try to back in to a discounted offer. If you are truly interested buying a short sale property give it your best shot, but remember a short sale is not a license to steal, submit an offer based on knowledge, not windage and elevation.
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This year, I will be celebrating my tenth year living with companion parrots.
It's hard to believe that, almost a decade ago, I got my first bird. I had seen this video of Alan Alda, Dr. Irene Pepperberg, and her amazing African Grey Alex and I was impressed. More than anything, I wanted a parrot. I started to do my research, and I understood that parrots were noisy, messy, and demanding. I read web site after web site, bought a few books, and I thought I was ready.
But then I ran into an obstacle. At the time, I was relatively broke. A year before, my wife and I had bought a house, and we were suffering from that strange form of poverty that comes from buying a home. We investigated bringing home a baby grey, and took a deep breath and sighed when we added up the costs of a baby bird, a cage, toys, a well-bird check, and everything else.
We had to put our plans on hold.
But they didn't stay on hold for long. Sometimes, the universe has a way of giving you what you want.
In our case, it came in the form of an advertisement in the newspaper. A Goffin's Cockatoo was for sale, so we met her owner (who was interviewing potential homes) and the bird. We liked the bird, and she kinda (she was extremely shy) liked us, so we went home hoping that we'd be selected as her future home. We admitted that we hadn't researched cockatoos all that much, since we'd been focusing on a grey, but we promised to go home and bone up.
Then we found the site MyToos.com and we got scared.
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foolishly wisely suggested that not everything on the Internet is as it seems. She suggested that site was a good example of Internet Amplification Syndrome, which is basically the tendency that people who are really unhappy about certain things tend to be the most vocal. She suggested that cockatoos might not be as bad as the web site's author stated, and that we should try anyway.
We tried not to think about it too much, because we didn't know if the cockatoo would end up in our home or not.
Then the phone rang.
It was the cockatoo's owner. We'd been selected as the little hen's new family.
Welcome home Static.
She has been a great bird. She's been wonderful, partially because we were lucky as heck getting a sweet cockatoo, some of it was because we were smart and consulted Phoebe Linden over at Santa Barbara Bird Farm for behavioral advice right away, and some of it was because we weren't totally clueless to some of the concepts one needs to use in training a parrot. Sure, we made a lot of mistakes with Static, and I have to give her a lot of credit. She was enormously patient with our lumbering and stupid initial attempts at building a quality relationship with her.
She taught us enough that we later added two more birds to our flock. Our second bird was a 25-year-old African Grey, who was also bought from a newspaper advertisement. Our third bird was a blind and badly-abused Severe Macaw who had been rescued by a lovely woman who was forced to give her up because of health problems. We found her on the Internet, driving all the way to Nevada to get her.
Our grey, Coco, was with us up until just a few weeks ago. He passed away at the age of 34 from heart failure. The motivation behind this blog is partly in his memory. He was a good boy, and in the nine years he was with us, he went from being a bird with a reputation for being "a stinker" to a really sweet guy. He loved to go camping, he would accept (some) petting from strangers, and he was nice to all the adults in the house. He had something of a fri-enemy (friend/enemy) relationship with our teenaged daughter and he would make sure to pinch her at the first opportunity if he perceived she had angered me. My first thought, after I had gotten over the initial, terrible shock of his passing was, "Who will bite my kid now that Coco is gone?"
So our current flock consists of Static, our 14-year-old Goffin's Cockatoo, and Luna, our approximately 30-year-old Severe Macaw.
After Coco died, both birds were pretty upset. Static, who is the more emotionally sensitive of the two girls, snipped off a great many of her feathers, so she looks a lot like a shredded ball of paper at the moment. Just after Coco passed, to help everyone (human and bird alike) to cope with the grief of losing a friend, we decided to start a birdie school. Even though Static and Luna had mastered things like stepping up, returning to their perches and cages without a fuss, using their beaks gently, and not being too noisy, we hadn't gone beyond that.
Enter Birdie School, which is my blog documenting our attempts to teach our birds something more than just basic companion behavior.
Coincidentally, just last weekend Barbara Heidenreich gave a seminar at the Santa Barbara Zoo on parrot behavior and training. Although we were familiar with her training techniques and used similar methods for training our birds to (mostly) behave, we'd never worked with these techniques in a formal or structured way. I went to her seminar and saw just how much is really possible, and that gave me some new ideas and motivation to help my birds be not only the best companion parrots they can be, but also to enrich all of our lives.
This blog will document our progress.
Now here's the part for the necessary disclaimers. I'm going to write on my blog about what has worked for me. This doesn't mean that everything I say here is the gospel truth. It doesn't even mean that everything I do is a good idea. It just means that this is what we've done, and how it worked out for us. If you have a companion parrot, then you have to make choices that work for you and your bird. I'm not a bird trainer. I'm not an expert. I'm just a smart geek with a computer. my own business, and a couple of parrots.
Do what works for you, and don't get mad at me if what works for me doesn't work for you. You are your bird's own best advocate.
Oh, and speaking of advocacy, despite the extremely cute graphic that I downloaded as part of a free blog template, I do not advocate giving my parrots beer.
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Renault its trying to reduce its fixed costs as it struggles to weather a historic downturn in European automobile sales that have fallen to the lowest level since 1993.
The decision by the CFDT follows that of two other unions that together represent 45% of the company's workforce. Renault needed 30% representation to get approval for the deal, which involves extended working hours, freeze wages for a year, and job cuts. In return, management has agreed not to close any plants and increase production at the company's five vehicle assembly sites in the coming years.
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For the first time in human history, more people live in cities than rural areas, which has led to the creation of massive slums in cities around the world.
There are currently 1 billion people who call a slum home, and in Rio de Janeiro, one in five of the city's residents live in a favela, as they are known in Brazil. For decades, the government has chosen to look the other way, as the favelas became a haven for violent drug trafficking gangs, who protected their profits by ruling with an iron fist.
Rio de Janeiro is now hoping to show the world that they can wrest back control of these favelas with a bold new offensive known as "pacification." The city is also racing against the clock, promising to make Rio safe before they host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.
This spring, "Vanguard" correspondent Mariana van Zeller travelled to Rio to investigate if Brazil's pacification program was working — and to see how it is affecting the residents of Rio de Janiero's 600 slums.
Authorities in Rio say they are serious about confronting this problem head-on. One morning our team joined 500 police officers on a mission into a favela. At the end of the day, the police had taken back control of the slum and arrested nine drug traffickers, all without incident.
But that is not always the case. Another morning, "Vanguard" attended the funeral of a 5-year-old boy who was killed by a stray bullet from a police officer's gun. Rio's police force kill on average 1,000 people a year, and police are often feared as much, if not more, than the traffickers themselves.
But in favelas like the City of God (made famous by the 2002 film of the same name), our team witnessed a new breed of beat cops known as UPPs. These community police patrol 24 hours a day, and residents said that while they are still getting used to having them around, their biggest fear is that the protection will leave after the Olympics are over.
When van Zeller was able to interview some of the drug traffickers themselves, they called the Pacification program a "façade" and said that if they are forced to leave their favelas, they will simply move on and do their business in a different slum. Authorities are hoping that, eventually, the gangsters will have nowhere else to go.


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The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has started the second year of a three-year, $45 million project to reconstruct and widen almost 2 miles of I-94 from east of Oakland Drive to east of Lovers Lane in Portage, and rebuild the I-94 interchange at Westnedge Avenue.
This project is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
Throughout construction, all Westnedge Avenue businesses will remain open and accessible via posted detours on Oakland Drive, Portage Road, Milham Road and Kilgore Road.
"This segment of the I-94 corridor is the vital transportation link between Detroit and Chicago and carries a very high volume of commercial traffic," MDOT Southwest Region Engineer Bobbi Welke said. "Westnedge Avenue is regarded as the center of commercial retail activity for Kalamazoo County in addition to providing the critical arterial route for traffic between Kalamazoo and Portage."
"These routes are important to the economy of southwest Michigan," Welke said. "This project will add capacity, improve traffic flow and increase motorist safety on both routes."
In addition to widening I-94 from four to six lanes, the Westnedge Avenue interchange will be redesigned with a more efficient Single Point Urban Interchange (SPUI) design. The new interchange will require a new traffic signal on Westnedge Avenue, widening about 1,600 feet of Westnedge Avenue to accommodate the new interchange and remove the traffic bottleneck posed by the existing bridge carrying I-94 traffic over South Westnedge Avenue.
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The site is built in classic asp so needs to work with this.
After a bit of search I found out that:
"it seems possible using a C# dll (exposed as a COM object) which uses the enyim C# client (the one recommended on the Membase site for C#). In the enyim client I'm using the NortScaleClient class."
Any pointers on information, obtaning the "C# dll (exposed as a COM object)", etc etc would be much appreciated.
I'm checking in with some of our client developers and I'll get back to you as soon as I have some more information.
Have a look at this: [url]http://weblogs.asp.net/psteele/archive/2004/06/16/157767.aspx[/url]
Thanks Perry.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Dom, did you review the above post that Attila sent over? Let me know if that is sufficient for you or if you need more information.
Take care.
Anyone used this successfully? I tried registering the .net client DLL with regasm, but I'm getting an error message "no types found"
i think the latest version still has the COmVisible(false) attribute applied, that's why nothing is registerd.
can you please get the binary branch from git then recompile it after having the ComVisible attribute removed from the AssemblyInfo.cs?
this will be fixed in the next release
Thanks Attila. After researching a while I found out that the ComVisible attribute is set to false. Setting it to true, recompiling the project and registering it through regasm however did not help. Does it work for you? If yes, with which parameters do you call regasm?
I created a little test library in order to test com interoperability with a really simple class and it looks like the assembly has to be signed. Additionally I had to create an interface for the classes which are supposed to be exposed through com. Some attributes are necessary also :-) If you are interested I can upload my test library on github.


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Nowadays SP2/Windows Defender should be a given and along with it you should install a good non-bloated anti-virus like AVG or AntiVir (both free), a good software firewall like ZoneAlarm, and a couple of trusted anti-spyware apps to run at least once a month. Everyone's favorites seem to be the free Adaware and Spybot.
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Hector : Badge of Carnage, the point and click adventure game for the iPhone has just been included in another top games list compiled by a review site. This time it is the kind souls over at NoDPad. No DPad is an iPhone and iPod Touch gaming site that focuses on covering games that push forward the idea of the iPod Touch and iPhone being true gaming platforms.
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Clapper's Wreake – the craziest place you never heard of. Such is the town that our hero Hector must save from terrorists. Sound ordinary? It most definitely is not. This is a point and click adventure made entirely for the iPhone and iPod Touch and a mature audience at that. The pressure of the safety of the citizens sits entirely on Hector's back and he handles it well, traveling to several locations around town, and of course answering every demand the terrorist has made (first rule of negotiation with terrorists, ah never mind…). What brings you deeper into this story is the humor, the characters and the crazy antics. It is so refreshing to see a developer take such care with an app. Anyone remotely interested in the genre should give this a whirl.
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Armpit Shaving
Shaving your armpits is a lifestyle choice. A lot of women choose to shave their armpits because it makes them feel more feminine and hygienic. More recently, men have started shaving their armpits too.
Very often, shaving your armpits can lead to soreness and redness. It is important to know how to do it properly.
Follow these tips and you can have smooth hair free, cut free, razor burn free armpits.
Note - If this is your first time shaving your armpits and the hair is quite long, it would be ideal to reduce the length of the hair before using a razor. You can do this by using a set of clippers or a pair of scissors. If you cannot reduce the hair length first, a razor will do the job but you will have to take it more slowly than if you just had stubble. Use short strokes rather than long strokes if the hair is long.
Shaving Your Armpits
1) Always try and shave your armpits whilst you are taking a bath or shower. The hot water will soften up the hairs and reduce the chances of getting a shaving rash, red bumps or soreness.
2) If you are taking a shower, make sure you shave your armpits at the end of the shower. This will ensure the hairs are soft enough. If you are taking a bath, wait until you have been in the bath 5 or ten minutes.
3) Apply a shaving cream or gel and work up into a lather. Make sure you work it in well and all of the armpit hair is covered.
4) Raise your arm and gently apply the razor to the top of the armpit. Slowly slide the razor down the armpit until you have reached the bottom. Repeat this until all of the shaving cream has been removed. If you have sensitive skin, skip the next point. Rinse the razor between each stroke to prevent the razor clogging up.
5) You can get a closer shave if you now shave in the other direction. Shaving up the armpit will lift the hairs at the base and give you a smoother shave. Repeat the shaving process but go up instead of down.
6) Repeat the whole thing on the other armpit.
7) If you cut yourself, get out of the hot water and rinse the area with cold water. If this doesn't stop the bleeding, you could try using a styptic pencil or a piece of tissue.
8) When drying yourself, do not rub the parts you have shaved. This will cause red bumps and soreness because you will be rubbing bacteria into the open pores. Simply pat dry the area and apply a moisturizer. Try and use a moisturizer that contains no perfume as this will prevent any possible soreness.


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WWF & Tigers
WWF Tigers Alive Initiative
WWF is working with tiger range country governments to double wild tiger numbers – this goal is called TX2.
TX2The TX2 goal was established in 2010, the last year of the tiger, at the Tiger Summit in St Petersburg. Here all 13 tiger range countries committed to the most ambitious and visionary conservation goal ever set – to double wild tigers numbers by 2022, the next year of the tiger.
To drive TX2 forward the WWF Tigers Alive Initiative was established - a global tiger conservation programme spanning the entire WWF network.
WWF Tigers Alive Initiative is working with tiger range governments to:
- Drive political momentum to ensure tigers remain a top priority for world leaders
- Professionalize wildlife protection by training rangers, developing conservation standards (CA|TS) and technology (SMART) to achieve Zero Poaching
- Tackle the illegal wildlife trade through our partnership with TRAFFIC
- Focus efforts in key tiger landscapes
- Ensure there is space for both tigers and people in the future
Governments review progress four years into historic tiger goal
Senior government officials from the 13 tiger range countries (TRC) will meet in Dhaka, Bangladesh ...
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The Jacksonville Jaguars landed offensive tackle Luke Joeckel with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. Joeckel was praised as an NFL ready prospect coming out of Texas A&M, but like the rest of the top rookie tackles this season, he has struggled early.
One area that Joeckel wants to improve going forward is with the mental mistakes.
With false starts being an issue early, Joeckel wants to clean up the errors and make sure that his mind is right as the weeks go on.
"I can't have the mental stuff," Joeckel said, via the Florida Times Union. "Physically, I feel good and feel like I'm getting better every week. But I have to get over the mental errors and have to take more preparation time watching film and clear my mind. Clear my mind and play football. I've never been a Mental Error Guy but there are a lot of things going on."
To be fair, the top three tackles selected in the draft — Joeckel, Eric Fisher and Lane Johnson — have all been asked to switch to the right side for their first year in the NFL. That is not an easy task, so it shouldn't be a big shock to see them going through the transition and growing pains.


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Is it any wonder that the clowns in Washington have no clue what the American people need or want? These people are supposed to be servants. They are supposed to work for us. They are supposed to be motivated to help the republic, improve the circumstance for the next generation, and then move on back to private life. Unfortunately, few of them consider their Constitutional role. Instead they are part of a monarchy, and a power structure that rewards waste and control, not service.
If ever there was a clear example of this, it has been the past few weeks.
- When Senator Arlen Specter (Former RINO – PA) was receiving tough questions from constituents in a town hall, he responded by saying: "I could be somewhere else. I don't get [any] extra pay. I don't have any requirement to be here."
- When Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D – TX) was hearing comments and questions from a cancer survivor who opposes government health care, she decided to multitask. While the constituent was talking, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee started talking on her cell phone.
- Senator Kay Hagan (D – NC), who is not having town hall meetings, schedules times for constituents to speak with her when she is not even going to be there. But they can talk to her staff.
- Representative Baron Hill (D – IND) calls ObamaCare protesters "political terrorists"
- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D – CA) and Representative Steny Hoyer (D – MD) called us "un-American"
- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D – NV) said we are "evil-mongers".
- Representative Eugene Green (D – TX) who opposes ID checks for voting is requiring ID checks to see him at a town hall meeting.
- and President Obama, who continually misrepresents proposed health care plans (and his own statements) calls all of the opposition "disinformation". He even plants school children in the audience to call protesters names and deflect his own criticism.
The arrogance of this group is astounding. Constant criticism of those who oppose your plan, acting like you are doing your constituents a favor by talking to them, talking on your cell phone while someone is asking you a question, lying about the plans and your own past assuming no one will check up on it. These people either think we are stupid or we are beneath them. Either way, they have forgotten who put them in office and their purpose for being there.
It's time we remind them.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (September 16, 2008) The Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness Department's Center for Health Equity will kick off its 2008-2009 speakers series CLOSING THE WIDENING GAP: SOCIAL JUSTICE & PUBLIC HEALTH with a talk by Dr. Thomas LaVeist PhD., Why African Americans Live Sicker and Die Younger. The lecture will be held Tuesday September 23 at the Muhammad Ali Center located at 144 N. 6th Street. A reception with light refreshments will be held at 5:00 p.m. and the lecture will begin at 5:30 p.m. Both events are free and open to the public. Interactive discussion and audience participation will follow the lecture.
Dr. Thomas LaVeist is the Director of the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions. He has written numerous books as well as articles in scientific public health and medical journals. His latest book, Minority Populations and Health: An Introduction to Health Disparities in the United States was released in 2005. Another volume, Race, Ethnicity and Health: A Public Health Reader was published in fall 2002. He is also the author of the DayStar Guide for Colleges for African American Students, and co-author of Eight Steps to Help Black Families Pay for College. (www.laveist.com)
All lectures in the CLOSING THE WIDENING GAP: SOCIAL JUSTICE & PUBLIC HEALTH lecture series are free and open to the public. The series will highlight the social and economic conditions leading to health disparities among communities of color and lower socio-economic groups in America. Dates, times, and locations are as follows:
September 23, 2008 5:30 p.m.
Dr. Thomas LaVeist PhD. Director, Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.Why African Americans Live Sicker and Die Younger Muhammad Ali Center, 144 N. 6th Street
November 18, 2008 5:30 p.m.
Ricky Jones, Ph.D Director, Center for the Study of Crime and Justice in Black CommunitiesBeyond Obama: Reflections on Race, Health & Equity after Election 2008 Metro United Way, 334 E. Broadway
January 13, 2009 5:30 p.m.
Hank Herrera, M.D. Project Manager, HOPE CollaborativeBuilding Food JusticeMetro United Way, 334 E. Broadway
February 24, 2009 5:30 p.m.
Camara Jones M.D., M.P.H., Ph.D. Research Director on Social Determinants, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Social Determinants of Health vs. Social Determinants of Equity Metro United Way, 334 E. Broadway
April 7, 2009 5:30 p.m.
Makani Themba-Nixon, Executive Director, The Praxis Project Tackling the Root Causes of Health Inequities: Practical Ways You CanMake a Difference Metro United Way, 334 E. Broadway
May 12, 2009 5:30 p.m.
Stephen Thomas, Ph.D. Director, Center for Minority Health, University of PittsburgPoverty and the Elimination of Urban Health Disparities: Challenge and OpportunityMetro United Way, 334 E. Broadway


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Do efficient banking sectors accelerate economic growth in transition countries?
AbstractThe relationship between financial sector and economic growth in transition countries has been largely ignored in the earlier empirical literature. In this paper, we analyse the finance-growth nexus using a fixed-effects panel model and unbalanced panel data from 25 transition countries during the period 1993-2000. We measure the qualitative development in the banking sectors using the margin between lending and deposit interest rates. Our second variable for the level of financial sector development is the amount of bank credit allocated to the private sector as a share of GDP. According to our results, the interest rate margin is significantly and negatively related to economic growth. This outcome is in line with theoretical models and has important policy implications. On the other hand, a rise in the amount of credit does not seem to accelerate economic growth. The main reasons behind this result could be the numerous banking crises the transition countries have experienced and the soft budget constraints that are still prevalent in many transition countries. Due to these specific characteristics the growth in credit has not always been sustainable and in some cases it may have led to a decline in growth rates.
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[Updated] Uruguay's Under-17 Women's National Team has qualified for the 2012 FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup in Azerbaijan in the most incredible fashion: By winning all its matches in the first group stage, and then by winning both its matches so far in the second/final group stage. That is six straight matches. To put this in perspective of Uruguayan women's football, before this tournament, the combined record of all of Uruguay's WNTs was 7-32-5 (W-L-T) in all Sudamericano championship competitions (senior, U-20, U-17). In the previous U-17 tournaments (2008 and 2010) Uruguay had only won one match. And, that was back in 2008 (a combined record of 1-7-0).
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USWNT Opponent: Japan's 2012 Kirin Cup Roster Is Loaded With Defenders
Earlier today, Japan released its roster for the 2012 Women's Kirin Challenge Cup, which begins April 1st, with Japan taking on the United States Women's National Team. The 23-player roster is loaded with ten defenders, which is three more than were on Japan's recent Algarve Cup roster. From the Algarve Cup roster, head coach Naori Sasaki made five changes, although two are due to medical reasons.
The additional defenders may indicate that Sasaki is unhappy with his defense, which gave up four goals (3 during the run of play, 1 via a PK) versus Germany in the Algarve Cup final.