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Sandra Bernhard's I'm Still Here...Damn It! is the title of her 1998 one-woman show, and this album is a live recording of that show. Hilarious from start to finish, one must be pretty in tune with popular culture to understand the bulk of the jokes on this album. She pokes fun at nearly every aspect of 1990s popular culture -- no one remains unscathed. From Courtney Love, Mariah Carey, Lillith Fair waifs, hash brownies in Amsterdam, life in Los Angeles, plastic bottles of water, her house painter Herminio, antibacterial soap, the fashion world, and even Ann Wilson, Ms. Bernhard provides her insightful humor on a huge variety of topics, even delicate ones such as the deaths of Princess Diana and Gianni Versace. However, no matter how touchy the topic, her humor is never malicious, bitter, or obscene, it's always slightly sarcastic, ironic, insightful, and definitely hilarious. The album does contain a few musical numbers but is not an actual musical album like its predecessor, 1994's Excuses for Bad Behavior, Pt. 1. She sings "Midnight Train to Georgia," and one studio recording is included ("On the Runway"), which was a minor U.S. dance hit (and pretty damn funny in its own right). For fans of this comedienne, this album is a definite treat and never loses its humor or poignancy, even after repeated listenings. ~ Jose Promis, Rovi


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Last Night on Earth - Noah and the Whale
- Band Name: Noah and the Whale
- Record Label: Mercury
- Release Date: Mar 15, 2011
- Band members: Charlie Fink, Jason Lader, Adam MacDougal, Jen Turner
- Summary: Bandleader Charles Fink and the rest of the London five-piece release a new album of indie pop with an eccentric, melodic folk flair.
- Record Label: Mercury
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
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Mixed: 7 out of 26
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Mar 15, 2011The Last Night On Earth might leave some of Noah & The Whale's old audience behind, but the band appears to be headed in the right direction.
Mar 11, 2011Heartfelt, spirited, lyrical, moody and mostly magnificent pop rock.
Mar 11, 2011Pairing dreamy synths and tight riffs, the result is confident and exhilarating.
Mar 15, 2011At times, the band appears single-minded in its determination to turn over a new rock, and the album suffers whenever Last Night on Earth focuses on presentation -- the polished production, the overdubbed handclaps -- instead of content.
Apr 6, 2011Noah And The Whale would have done better to focus on the more organic sound they became quite good at than become just another forgettable crossover act.
Mar 11, 2011Even if it's a joke, it's a joke you don't wanna hear.
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May 1, 2011I don't get it. At all. I should hate this. But for some reason I can't stop listening to it. It's like taking a stroll through my own childhood. I liked NATW's first album. The second I haven't given enough time but it seems too self indulgent to bother with. This is a complete departure. But it's weirdly good. I laughed openly the first time I heard it. But now I kind of crave it. Musically there's nothing new but that's part of the charm. It'll be interesting to see where Noah and the Whale go next.… Expand
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I was riding the early bus in the first forward-facing seat.
A girl got on just before downtown and sat in the center-facing seat directly in front of me. She might have been 18. Could have been 20.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's ruling party presidential candidate Dilma Rousseff may be forced into a runoff after her lead slipped in the wake of an ethics scandal involving a former aide, an opinion poll showed on Tuesday.
The survey by pollster Datafolha showed Rousseff's voter support fell to 46 percent from 49 percent a week ago, leaving her with 51 percent of valid votes after blank and spoiled ballots are thrown out -- just above the threshold she needs to win the election in the first round on October 3.
The main opposition candidate, Jose Serra of the centrist PSDB party, did not benefit directly from the defections from the Rousseff camp, though he would go to a second round on October 31 if she fails to win a majority of votes on Sunday. Serra's voter support held steady from last week at 28 percent, the poll showed.
Instead, the shift in allegiances bolstered Green Party candidate Marina Silva, a former environment minister who stands little chance of surviving the first round. Her support climbed to 16 percent from 14 percent, Datafolha said.
Rousseff, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's former chief of staff, has ridden Lula's immense popularity and an economic boom in Latin America's largest economy to a hefty lead in all opinion polls.
Tuesday's poll was the first in more than a month to show a real chance that the election could go to a second round, which Rousseff is expected to easily win. The Datafolha poll showed her with 52 percent of the votes in a runoff versus 39 percent for Serra.
Corruption allegations against the government, which forced the resignation of Lula's current chief of staff two weeks ago, are turning middle-class voters away from Rousseff, said Alessandro Janoni, head of polling at Datafolha.
"The Datafolha survey shows that these cases especially affected parts of the middle-class," he wrote in Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper, which published the survey.
The resignation of chief of staff Erenice Guerra, a former aide to Rousseff, over allegations she was involved in a kickback scheme for public projects followed another ethics scandal over alleged illegal accessing of bank records by Workers' Party members.
Both cases have received intense media coverage, giving the Serra camp some hope to force a runoff.
Rousseff, a former leftist militant, can count on huge support in poorer northern areas of Brazil where millions have benefited from social welfare programs under Lula. She has also made inroads into wealthier southern regions where the centrist opposition is traditionally stronger.
Securing victory in the first round would boost Rousseff's mandate and top her mentor Lula, whose two election wins came in the second round.
Datafolha polled 3,180 people on Monday in 202 cities. The poll had a margin of error of 2 percentage points.
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Peter's passion for filmmaking began at the age of nine and has been a guiding force in his life. His love for the art led him to making over 50 (mostly embarrassing) movies as a child, going days on end without sleep or sufficient food in film school and ultimately writing and directing an eclectic portfolio of award-winning films which have been shown at AFI Fest, Tribeca Film Festival, SXSW, Los Angeles Film Festival and many more. His work has garnered further recognition in national ad campaigns for Converse and Travelocity, broadcast programming on IFC, and by winning numerous awards including the BAFTA Award of Excellence (SXSW). In addition to writing projects for Sony Pictures and NBCUniversal, Peter's feature script, Green, was selected for the Sundance Institute's Screenwriter's Lab and Film Independent's Fast Track Program and his follow-up script, Relativity, was purchased and is in development at Walden Media.
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Josef was born and raised in the heart of Texas. The son of a preacher, Josef was incredibly blessed to have encountered and received the forgiveness and grace of Christ early in life. In high school, Josef realized his ambition for filmmaking and felt that he could most effectively serve Jesus by making films that exalted Him. He saw that films could communicate stories through art – fusing sound, image and design to initiate human emotion. In college, Josef decided to pursue a career as a filmmaker. As a foundation, he received his Associate of Arts in Biblical studies from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He then went on to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington to complete his Bachelor of Arts in film studies. A few years later, Josef and his wonderful wife Chelsea, were called back to the Lone Star State with the purpose to make films about Jesus and to live intentionally for the advancement of the Gospel. Josef is honored to serve at Moving Works and he is grateful that the Lord has provided a ministry in which he can use his gifts to praise Christ. Josef hopes that through the films at Moving Works people will come to faith in Christ and also that the church will be better equipped to be a light for the Gospel to the ends of the earth.
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Chris Mackenzie: Business Owner | Soccer Aficionado | Husband and Father of Two
Chris' passion for God's global purposes took shape in 2006 after making the decision to adopt internationally while on a beach in Mexico with his wife, Leigh. After months of paperwork, a child from Ethiopia was selected who was born exactly nine months after the day God laid it on their hearts to adopt. On that beach…on that exact day…their future daughter was conceived. God is so big!
Chris, a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, is owner/partner of the investment firm, Investment Planners, Inc. Chris and his wife, Leigh, have a biological son Julian, in addition to their adopted daughter, Isabella. Since adopting, Chris has traveled back to Ethiopia in support of several ministries that take care of children in need as well as spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. Chris has a passion for soccer and brings to the table his knowledge of finance, budgeting, and stewardship. In addition, Chris is prepared to travel with Moving Works to the most remote areas of this world to help show just how amazing our God is.
Josh Finklea: Pastor | Speaker | Husband and Father of Four
Josh grew up in the Indianapolis area and graduated from Cincinnati Christian University with a Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies and a minor in youth ministries. While in school, he served as a youth pastor in southern Indiana where he met his beautiful wife, Krista. Josh has pastored at churches in Indiana, Illinois and also served a para-church organization in Missouri for the last 20+ years. Josh has pastored at churches in Indiana, Illinois, Florida, and also served a para-church organization in Missouri for the last 20+ years. Josh currently pastors in Champaign, IL.
Besides pastoring, Josh has also been called to travel and preach the Gospel. He has spoken nationally and internationally, teaching the Bible in a very real and powerful way. He is a storyteller who knows how to weave words together to help people discover God and respond to Him. He is a speaker for Compassion International and authored the book, "Get Dirty" and co-authored book, "Student Ministry that leaves a Mark."
Ellis Craig: Business Owner | Entrepreneur | Grandfather
Ellis is a man who has always had a vision to create new things and improve on the existing. Born into a farming family in a small community in west-central Illinois, Ellis learned about hard work and the positive effect of thinking out of the box. After serving in the Air Force, he worked for Motorola where he honed his skills in sales and marketing. Years later, he started a sales and marketing partnership with his brother, that quickly evolved into a highly successful manufacturing company that sells products worldwide and is well respected in the many industries it serves.
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in the last few years i found out about aspies from my doctor. he has not met my husband, but is pretty sure that is what he is.
my husband denies that ANYTHING is wrong with him.
so yeah, some people may sound like "victims" but if one doesn't know what they are getting into and it only gets worse then "victim" seems appropriate. i have obsessive compulsive disorder and he has no empathy for that. not only that, but WOW that gives him the proof and the right to blame me for everything. i'm on disability and can't afford to be on my own. my home state has temporarily discontinued rent vouchers because the economy has made it necessary.
so i am STUCK in my situation. and now that we've retired to his parents's home in arkansas, i have NO family/friends nearby. in my opinion i think i am a victim in some ways. some people live differently & live with different opinions. i respect that. but as for me and some others in this forum we feel that we are victims and it's not pretty.View Thread
sorry you are in such a delicate situation with your girlfriend. the suicide scare would make anyone afraid to separate from her.
one thing that i noticed is that you said she doesn't get sarcasm. my aspie husband doesn't either and actually asked me to stop using it around him. that among other personality traits i have had to curtail because HE doesn't like them. i empathize with anyone struggling with an emotional/mental problem.and i could be more giving to his requests if he wasn't such a MEAN aspie. he doesn't understand or accept that he has aspies. so every thing ism y fault. i do admit he puts up with me and my OCD rituals. but he isn't comforting or nice about it. i don't think he would ever commit suicide- he's TOO GREAT for the world to be with out.
but in your case i feel sorry for you and your situation. what does her doctor say about the suicide possibility?
good luck and God's blessing to you and your girlfriend..View Thread
THINK very hard about living with this man. most women contributing to this forum regret their relationship and the personal misery they endure.View Thread
i have NOTHING to look forward to. i have many pet birds. some are special needs, some were given to me because their elderly owner went into nursing homes.
they are my reason to get up every day, but i am so depressed that everyday i just force myself to tend to the birds. if it weren't for them i would kill myself. we now live in my husband's parent's home which he inherited. so i have not felt that this is OUR house. it's my husband's. and my spouse is not a handyman. there are many things that need upkeep.
i just don't care anymore. i have took pride in keeping our rental townhouse in WI neat and our landlady kept it up to date with repairs. now i tend pets, keep bathroom and kitchen clean and do the laundry- that's all.
my entire family is in WI.
i feel HOPELESS!View Thread
today one of my parrots bit me and it was bleeding enough to need band-aid. all we had were little band-aids-not big enough to go around my bleeding finger. my aspie husband stopped in after having lunch with his friends. we only have one car- i told him i needed bigger ban-aids.
we live in a small (pop. 2000) town. the one and only grocery store is about a mile away from where we live.
he said he'd get it tomorrow, because he wanted to go back outdoors and enjoy our mild weather. he took the car.
i'm not bleeding to death, but this is his non-emphatic personality.
thankfully today was a small thing- but i don't know if i were bleeding from an artery if he'd be much different!View Thread
he has a hard time living with my OCD rituals.
i think the least i can do is care for his health. he found that he has heart disease years back and needed an angioplasty. now his medication has kept him in pretty good shape.
he he often misses or postpones his daily meds. i encourage him to be more regular taking his meds.
three days ago a regular checkup shows that his blood pressure is up. they gave him a home blood pressure kit. he is supposed to take his BP and contact his doctor if it gets higher. he has no idea what his BP was and what number to aim for. he hasn't even opened the BP kit.
i wanted to call his doctor's office for more info. on his BP and using the BP cuff etc.
he told me no "HE DOES NOT WANT ME IN HIS BUSINESS"
i can't be "nice" (for lack of a better word) to him in any way.
it's crazy to live in a life where he isn't nice to me, and as well i can't be"nice" to himView Thread
but what if that person didn't start acting out until after we married? i was upfront about my OCD with my husband BEFORE we were even engaged.
now i know that he has a rotten, mean temper. that one of his high school teachers signed his year book "to my favorite psycho"! his dad had a nervous breakdown and that's why he "retired early". i am not criticizing his father, but i now know that there were problems other people saw, and i walked into this relationship clueless of mental issues of him and possibly his family.
i feel so depressed and filled w/hopelessness,but don't have the money to change my life. also the other day when i told him that except for taking care of my many pet birds, suicide might be my best choice. he said "don't think about that- you're my ace in the hole to care for me when i get sick and elderly.
it's all about him.View Thread
i did receive one gift from my spouse- a child' necklace- a hello kitty initial necklace. it's cute,but not appropriate. i did have a special doll on order since July and it came a few days before Christmas-so that is a nice present.
but i don't care about the gift giving. on Christmas eve my chest was so tight and wheezy. i asked rick to pick up some robitussin if he will be going out. he said he'd do it even if he doesn't go out. hours passed and i never got the med. but he did clean the mold
off all the windowsills. this house was built in the 70s. there are metal windows,but they don't work properly. we get so much condensation that mold loves to grow on the window sills.
cleaning the mold and putting a new filter in the air purifier seem to have helped my wheezing
as much as i don't like living with him, if he felt sick on Christmas eve- i would definitely go right away to get him the medicine.
not just lonely here, but worried that if i got really sick the birds and the the house work would not be taken care of.
i hope the new year will bring the changes you want and need. thanks for taking the time to read my posts and respond. that means a lot to me.
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unreal about the FAS! i did ask my psychiatrist today at my appt. about FAS. he said that FAS can damage brain cells. that damage can be permanent,
at least your husband went to a dr. mine thinks there is nothing wrong with him.
are you spending Christmas with your husband? i hope that goes well for you.
take care,View Thread
thank you very much for your reply. it's a relief to get feedback,especially supportive feedback. i have no friend or family member to talk with. my husband has made many friends here in arkansas,because he has come to this town to visit his mom for the past 30 yrs. i have not kept up with friends in wisconsin except for 2.
friends & family are sick of hearing about my life.also my own siblings don't recognize OCD as a legitimate disorder.
i'm still living with my husband, in the same way we always have been.
today because of icy roads from last week's storm, my husband cancelled my psychiatrist appt. of course i had to make the actual cancellation call.
i hate my husband. i've tried praying and turning to God for help.
i can't stay focused on prayer and also for weeks now,i keep falling asleep most times when i sit down.
i think if i had known that my husband could have asbergers , i probably could have been more understanding.
but now after 25 years together i have come to blame myself and hate him.
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The Clash of Globalizations: Essays on the Political Economy of Trade and Development Policy
By Kevin Gallagher
July 2013
The Dragon in the Room: China and the Future of Latin American Industrialization
By Kevin Gallagher and Roberto Porzecanski
October 2010
Handbook on Trade and the Environment
By Kevin P. Gallagher
August 2010
Rethinking Foreign Investment for Sustainable Development: Lessons from Latin America
Edited by Kevin P. Gallagher and Daniel Chudnovsky
August 2010
The Enclave Economy: Foreign Investment and Sustainable Development in Mexico's Silicon Valley
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Lyuba Zarsky
July 2007
Putting Development First: The Importance of Policy Space in the WTO and IFIs
By Kevin Gallagher
September 2005
Free Trade and the Environment: Mexico, NAFTA, And Beyond
By Kevin P. Gallagher
September 2004
Working Papers, Journal Articles & Reports
Solid Waste Management and Social Inclusion of Waste Pickers: Opportunities and Challenges
By Marta Marello and Ann Helwege
September 2014
Exporting National Champions: China's OFDI Finance in Comparative Perspective
By Amos Irwin and Kevin Gallagher
June 2014
Regulating Capital Flows in Emerging Markets: the IMF and the Global Financial Crisis
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Yuan Tian
May 2014
On Fairness and Freedom: The WTO and Ethical Sourcing Initiatives
By Rachel Thrasher
May 2014
Crossing the Ocean By Feeling For the BITs: Investor-State Arbitration in China's Bilateral Investment Treaties
By Amos Irwin
May 2014
Austerity Versus Stimulus? Understanding Fiscal Policy Change at the International Monetary Fund since the Great Recession
By Cornel Ban
March 2014
Reinventing Development Banking in Frontier Economies: The Case of Romania
By Bryan N. Patenaude
February 2014
China-Latin America Economic Monitor – 2013
Rebecca Ray and Kevin Gallagher
January 2014
NAFTA's Uninvited Guest: China and the Disintegration of North American Trade
CEPAL Review
Kevin Gallagher and Enrique Dussel Peters
January 2014
From Cocktail to Dependence: Revisiting the Foundations of Dependent Market Economies
By Cornel Ban
December 2013
Financial Stability and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Lessons from Chile and Malaysia
By Kevin Gallagher, Ricardo Ffrench-Davis, Mah-Hui Lim, Katherine Soverel
October 2013
Changing the Textbooks? Crisis, Aperture, and the Fund's Teaching Institutes
By Cornel Ban
August 2013
Profiting from Precaution: How China's Policy Banks Can Enhance Social and Environmental Standards
By Kevin Gallagher
July 2013
Give Me a Paradigm Shift, But Not Yet: Research and Fiscal Policy at the International Monetary Fund
By Cornel Ban
May 2013
China's Economic Effects on the U.S.-Mexico Trade Relationship: Towards a New Triangular Relationship?
China and the New Triangular Relationships in the Americas. China and the Future of US-Mexico Relations
By Kevin P. Galllagher and Enrique Dussel Peters
May 2013
Post-Crisis Capital Account Regulation in South Korea and South Africa
PERI, UMass Amherst
By Brittany Baumann and Kevin P. Gallagher
April 2013
Special Issue: Dreaming with the BRICS? The Washington Consensus and the New Political Economy of Development
Review of International Political Economy
Edited by Cornel Ban
April 2013
The BRICs and the Washington Consensus: An introduction
Review of International Political Economy
By Cornel Ban and Mark Blyth
April 2013
Capital Account Regulations and the Trading System: A Compatibility Review
Pardee Center Task Force Report
March 2013
Beyond the Usual Suspects: Rethinking the Mechanisms of Paradigm Shifts in Macroeconomic Policy
By Cornel Ban
March 2013
¿Un mejor trato? Análisis comparativo de los préstamos chinos en América Latina
Centro de Estudios China-México de la Facultad de Economía de la UNAM
By Kevin P. Gallagher, Amos Irwin, y Katherine Koleski
January 2013
Fiscal Policy in Financialized Times: Investor Loyalty, Financialization and the Varieties of Capitalism
By Daniela Gabor; Cornel Ban
January 2013
Chinese Investment and Sustainable Development in Peru: A Comparative Analysis
Working Group Discussion Paper DP34
By Amos Irwin and Kevin P. Gallagher
December 2012
Economic Transnationalism and its Ambiguities: The Case of Romanian Migration to Italy
By Cornel Ban
December 2012
Sovereign Debt, Austerity, and Regime Change: The Case of Nicolae Ceausescu's Romania
By Cornel Ban
November 2012
Brazil's liberal neo-developmentalism: New paradigm or edited orthodoxy?
Review of International Political Economy
By Cornel Ban
October 2012
Global Financial Reform and Trade Rules: The Need for Reconciliation
Issues in Brief No. 24
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Leonardo E. Stanley
September 2012
Financial Crises and International Investement Agreements
By Kevin P. Gallagher
September 2012
Challenging Opportunities for the Multilateral Trade Regime
The Future and the WTO: Confronting the Challenges A Collection of Short Essays
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 2012
The Global Governance of Capital Flows: New Opportunities, Enduring Challenges
PERI, UMass Amherst
By Kevin Gallagher
April 2012
Regulating Global Capital Flows for Long-Run Development
Pardee Center Task Force Report
March 2012
The New Banks in Town: Chinese Finance in Latin America
Inter-American Dialogue Report
By Kevin P. Gallagher, Amos Irwin, and Katherine Koleski
February 2012
The Myth of Financial Protectionism: The New (and old) Economics of Capital Controls
PERI, UMass Amherst
By Kevin P. Gallagher
January 2012
China Discovers Latin America
Berkeley Review, University of California, Berkeley Center for Latin American Studies
By Kevin P. Gallagher
Fall/Winter 2011
Capital Account Regulations for Stability and Development: A New Approach
Issues in Brief No. 22
By Kevin P. Gallagher, Stephany Griffith-Jones and José Antonio Ocampo
November 2011
Taking the China Challenge: China and the Future of Latin American Economic Development
Latin America 2060: Consolidation or Crisis?, Pardee Center Task Force Report
By Kevin P. Gallagher
September 2011
Sovereign Debt Restructuring and International Investment Agreements
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 2011
Regaining Control? Capital Controls and the Global Financial Crisis
GDAE, Tufts University
By Kevin Gallagher
February 2011
China and the Future of Latin American Industrialization
Issues in Brief, No. 18
By Kevin Gallagher
October 2010
The Future of North American Trade Policy: Lessons from NAFTA
Pardee Task Force Report
November 2009
China and the Latin America Commodities Boom: A Critical Assessment
Political Economy Research Institute, Working Paper Number 192
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Roberto Porzecanski
February 2009
Policies for Industrial Learning in China and Mexico
RIS Discussion Paper #150,
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Mehdi Shafaeddin
February 2009
21st Century Trade Agreements: Implications for Long-Run Development Policy
Pardee Paper No. 2
By Rachel Thrasher and Kevin Gallagher
September 2008
The Future of the WTO
Issues in Brief, No. 1
By Kevin Gallagher
April 2008
Policy Briefs
Leaked TISA Financial Services Text: A Glimpse into the Future of Services Liberalization
By Rachel Denae Thrasher
August 2014
Capital Account Liberalization in China: A Cautionary Tale
By Kevin P. Gallagher, José Antonio Ocampo, Ming Zhang, Yu Yongding
July 2014
Capital Flow Management and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
By Kevin P. Gallagher, Sarah Anderson, Annamaria Viterbo
January 2014
UNCTAD-GEGI Policy Brief: Workshop on Capital Account Regulations and Global Economic Governance
November 2013
Safeguarding United States' Trade and Investment Treaties for Financial Stability
By Kevin P. Gallagher
August 2013
Capitalizing on the China Cycle: Time is Running out For Latin America
Inter-American Dialogue Policy Brief
By Kevin P. Gallagher
December 2012
Navigating Volatile Capital Flows in Brazil and Chile
Initiative for Policy Dialogue, Columbia University
By Brittany Baumann and Kevin P. Gallagher
June 2012
Regulating Global Capital Flows
G-24 Policy Brief
By Kevin P. Gallagher
April 2012
Opinion Articles & Media
Your Dollar, Our Problem
Foreign Policy
By Kevin P. Gallagher
August 4, 2014
Real Money with Ali Velshi
Al Jazeera America
Kevin Gallagher interviewed
July 16, 2014
BRICS: Toward a Rio Consensus
The Globalist, Japan Times, South Africa Business Report, Philippine Daily Inquirer
By Kevin Gallagher
July 14, 2014
Government Procurement Agreement Should Permit Environmental and Social Linkages
Policy Innovations
Rachel Thrasher
June 5, 2014
China Trades Up in Latin America
Foreign Policy in Focus, InterPress Service Agency, Eurasia Review, Truthout
Jill Richardson
June 2, 2014
Ecuador Embassy Event at Vale Columbia Center
Kevin Gallagher video lecture
May 2014
China as Latin America's Biggest Sponsor
CCTV – Biz Asia America
May 2014
America's Proposed TPP: Buyer Beware
The Globalist, Bangkok Post, Naked Capitalism
Kevin Gallagher
April 24, 2014
Chinese Finance in Latin America
Inter-American Dialogue
Kevin Gallagher interviewed
April 2014
Las Inversiones Chinas en América Latina
RFI Español
Amos Irwin interviewed
April 11, 2014
How China Crashed the NAFTA Party
The Guardian
Kevin Gallagher and Enrique Dussel
January 2, 2014
China in Latin America
UNIDO's Making It Magazine (Page 8)
Kevin Gallagher
December 4, 2013
WTO on the Brink, Needs a Rethink
Al Jazeera
Kevin P. Gallagher
December 3, 2013
U.S. Unprepared to Limit Swings in Food Prices
The Japan Times
Kevin P. Gallagher Op-Ed
December 2, 2013
In Middle of Mexico, a Middle Class Rises
Quoted: Kevin Gallagher
November 19, 2013
Renegotiating Bilateral Treaties Should Not Scare Off Investors
Independent – South Africa
By Kevin P. Gallagher
November 4, 2013
TPP Pact Requires Regulated Financing
Bangkok Post, China Daily, Jakarta Post
By Kevin P. Gallagher
October 7, 2013
Cons of Deregulating Finance
China Daily
By Kevin P. Gallagher
August 6, 2013
The benefits and perils of riding China's coattails
Financial Times
The Dragon in the Room mentioned
July 31, 2013
China Should Rethink Deregulation
The Business Times, Singapore
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 31, 2011
China's Financial Tightrope
The Japan Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 30, 2013
China's Easy Money Flows Abroad as Credit Squeeze Hurts
Bloomberg Business
Kevin P. Gallagher quoted
July 18, 2013
The US as a Global Risk Generator
The Business Times, Singapore
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 11, 2013
China's development banks need to clean up their act
The Guardian
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 9, 2013
US as Global Risk Generator
Korea Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 7, 2013
EUA como geradores de risco mundial
Valor Economico
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 5, 2013
Financial Engineers Restarting the Risk Generator
Japan Times
By Kevin Gallagher
July 5, 2013
The US as a Global Risk Generator
China Daily
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 1, 2013
The US as a Global Risk Generator
Jakarta Post
By Kevin P. Gallagher
June 30, 2013
The U.S. as a Global Risk Generator
The Globalist
By Kevin P. Gallagher
June 27, 2013
U.S. Running out of time to reset Latin American approach
The Globe and Mail
By Kevin P. Gallagher
June 7, 2013
Time for the US to rethink its LatAm strategy
Financial Times
By Kevin Gallagher
May 31, 2013
Latin America playing a risky game by welcoming in the Chinese dragon
The Guardian
By Kevin Gallagher
May 30, 2013
Brazilian WTO Chief Has Leverage on BRICS in Global Trade Talks
Bloomberg News
Kevin P. Gallagher quoted
May 8, 2013
China: ¿el nuevo acreedor de Sudamérica? Maria Lorena Castellanos Vasconez
By Kevin P. Gallagher
May 2013
The dragon's tango: China's growing engagement in Latin America
Up Close
Kevin Gallagher interviewed
April 25, 2013
IMF's New View on Capital Controls
Economic and Political Weekly
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Jose Antonio Ocampo
March 23, 2013
"Everyone But China" Agreement Prevents Regulation of Hot Money and Speculation
By Kevin P. Gallagher
March 18, 2013
Don't trade away financial stability in the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Financial Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
March 6, 2013
The IMF's New Transfer Policy and the Trading System
Investment Treaty News
Kevin P. Gallagher
January 14, 2013
IMF Officially Endorses Capital Controls in Reversal
Bloomberg Businessweek
Kevin P. Gallagher quoted
December 4, 2012
Pardee Task Force member appointed to be the Executive Director of the IMF for India
India Times
November 4. 2012
The Silent Revolution Inside the IMF
The Globalist
By Kevin P. Gallagher
October 30, 2012
Capital Controls: Counting the Costs
Emerging Markets
By Sean Farrell
October 10, 2012
Trade rules should not constrain fixing global finance
Al Jazeera
Kevin P. Gallagher
September 26, 2012
Let's not get carried away by Bernanke's latest twist
Financial Times
Kevin P. Gallagher
September 25, 2012
Brazil: Emerging Markets Can Regulate Global Finance
Financial Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
July 10, 2012
Capital controls can stabilize developing nations
Wall Street Journal
By Thomas Kostigen
June 22, 2012
Tired of Waiting for a 21st Century Trade Agreement: Developing Countries, the TPP, and Regulating Cross Border Finance
Triple Crisis
By Kevin P. Gallagher
June 13, 2012
Historic Moment for the IMF
Financial Times
By Kevin Gallagher, Stephany Griffith-Jones, and Jose Ocampo
May 29, 2012
House Democrats Urge Geithner To Permit Capital Controls By Trade Partners
Wall Street Journal
By Kevin Gallagher
May 23, 2012
Next W.T.O. Head Wants a New Look at Body's Role
The New York Times
Kevin P. Gallagher
May 9, 2013
PolicyTalk: International Economic Development and Speculative Capital Flows
Global Policy TV
Kevin Gallagher
April 23, 2012
Cross-border financial regulation is justified now more than ever
The Guardian
By Kevin Gallagher
April 19, 2012
Close the flood gates of speculative capital flows
By Kevin Gallagher
April 11, 2012
China Buys Inroads in the Caribbean, Catching U.S. Notice
The New York Times
Kevin P. Gallagher quoted
April 7, 2012
China's Caribbean Spending Spree
Kevin P. Gallagher
April 7, 2012
Currency surge sparks calls for tough capital controls
By Sid Verma and John Rumsey, Emerging Markets
March 17, 2012
Not a Great Deal for Asia
The American Prospect
Kevin P. Gallagher
March 13, 2012
At 65, the IMF is changing – for the better
By Kevin P. Gallagher
March 12, 2012
Taming the liquidity tide
Financial Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
March 8, 2012
Malaysia needs to maintain capital regulation tools
The Edge
By Michael Lim Mah Hui and Kevin P. Gallagher
March 5, 2012
Yuan Diplomacy
By Kevin P. Gallagher
February 29, 2012
No "Sweetheart Deals" from China in Latin America
Financial Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher
February 23, 2012
China Lends $75 billion to Latin America
Financial Times
Kevin P. Gallagher
February 15, 2012
Chinese Finance in Latin America
Global Policy TV
Kevin P. Gallagher
February 2012
Capital controls are not beggar thy neighbour
Financial Times
By Kevin P. Gallagher,
January 23, 2012
The Myth of Financial Protectionism
Kevin P. Gallagher on Global Policy TV
January 2012
The IMF must heed G20 decisions
The Guardian
By Kevin P. Gallagher
November 29, 2011
The G-20′s Helpful Silence on Capital Controls
Project Syndicate
By Jose Antonio Ocampo, Stephany Griffith-Jones and Kevin P. Gallagher
October 2011
Will the G-20 Control Hot Money?
Task Force Members Kevin Gallagher and Irene Grabel on the Real News Network
October 2011
The Pros and Cons of Capital Controls
Federal Reserve Bank interview with Kevin Gallagher on EconSouth
September 2011
Events & Multimedia
CAFRAL-IPD Conference on "Capital Account Management and Macro-Prudential Regulation for Financial Stability and Growth"
January 13 – 14, 2014
UNCTAD-GEGI Workshop on Regulating Capital Flows
October 3 – 4, 2013
New Thinking on Capital Controls for Financial Stability: Implications for the Trade Regime
May 28, 2013
Capital Account Regulations and the Trading System: A Compatibility Review
Pardee Podcast
April 23, 2013
Pardee House Seminar on Global Finance and Trade
April 12, 2013
Faculty Fellow Kevin Gallagher Speaks at Inter-American Development Bank
November 26, 2012
Pardee House Seminar on Asia-Latin America Relationship
November 7, 2012
PowerPoint PDF from Pardee Center Seminar on Asia-Latin America Relationship
November 7, 2012
Pardee Center Co-Sponsors Workshop in Buenos Aires
June 29, 2012
Faculty Fellow Kevin Gallagher Presents Pardee Task Force Report to Brookings Institute
April 20, 2012
Between Change and Continuity: The International Monetary Fund and Economic Crises
April 2013
Faculty Fellow Kevin Gallagher Presents Pardee Task Force Report to the IMF
March 27, 2012
Task Force Members Discuss Task Force on Capital Controls at Pardee House Seminar
March 8, 2012
Report Launch for Task Force Report: Regulating Global Capital Flows for Long-Run Development
March 8, 2012
Pardee House Seminar, China's New Five Year Plan: Implications for Latin America
Margaret Meyers, Kevin P. Gallagher, Edward Cunningham
February 29, 2012
Kevin Gallagher Discusses Capital Controls on EconSouth Now
October 4, 2011
Pardee Center Luncheon with Featured Speaker, Paulo Nogueira Batista, Junior
September 16, 2011
Task Force on "Managing Capital Flows for Long-Run Development
September 16, 2011
Luncheon with, Paulo Nogueira Batista Junior
September 16, 2011


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Adrian Weller Prize
A prize of up to £480 is offered for an essay on a topic related to the application of mathematics to finance and economics. The prize is open to members of the College who are undergraduates in 2013-2014. See
Prizes for Mathematical Essays
for full details of the competition and list of topics.
Alan Gray Prize
One or two prizes of up to £360 each may be awarded in the Michaelmas Term 2014 for essays on subjects relating to Musical Scholarship or the History, Criticism, Philosophy or Psychology of Music.
The competition is open to student members of the College who came into residence in October 2012 or earlier, and who have not already won this prize.
Approval of a proposed topic must be obtained from Dr Wingfield or Mr Layton before the end of the Easter Term, and completed essays must be sent to the Senior Tutor to reach him by
15 October 2014
Charles Grant Tennant Prize for Light Verse and Libretto
The Charles Grant Tennant Prizes were founded by a member of the College who was killed in action in 1915.
Entries are invited for the following:
(i) one or two prizes of up to £960 in total for the best piece(s) of light or humorous verse, preferably on an event or person of topical interest. No maximum or minimum length is prescribed and joint entries are admissible. Each entrant may submit up to three entries.
(ii) The prize for the libretto for a 45 minute operetta to be performed at the May Week Concert is to be awarded in two tranches. The first tranche of the Prize, of up to £720, is payable on the approval of a 1,000 word synopsis of the operetta, with the music and libretto for one scene of approximately five minutes. The synopsis should identify the proposed musical director and producer of the operetta. The second tranche of the prize, of up to £1,200, will be paid on submission by 22 April 2014 of the complete libretto and music. Joint entries by the team staging the operetta are encouraged.
Junior members of the College who matriculated in October 2010 or later are eligible to compete.
All verse and libretto entries should be submitted to the Senior Tutor (M4 New Court) -
5 p.m. on 14 January 2014
Submissions should bear a motto and be accompanied by a sealed envelope bearing the motto on the outside and the name of the author or authors inside.
Edith Leigh Piano Prize
One or two Edith Leigh Piano Prizes are offered for a solo performance on the pianoforte by a student member of the College. The prize or prizes, if awarded, will be in cash to the value of up to £500 each. No one may be awarded a prize more than once.
Those who wish to compete should send their names in writing to the Director of Music so as to reach him not later than
19 February 2014
The competition will take place in the Chapel at 2.00 p.m. on Thursday 13 March 2014.
Engineering Prize
One or two prizes, each with a maximum value of £480 may be won by undergraduate members of the College who write either:
(a) a report describing an original design or other engineering work carried out by the candidate personally, or
(b) an essay on a subject of current interest in any branch of Engineering. Candidates are strongly encouraged to propose their own subject, but should consult the examiner, Dr Lasenby, and obtain his approval of the proposed topic before starting to write.
Some suggested topics are:
1. Is commercial flight possible without using fossil fuels?
2. Is "Sustainable Development" sustainable?
3. Nanotechnology - friend or foe?
4. Biofuels - a saviour on the horizon?
5. Will Moores law still apply in the 21st Century?
6. Power for a post-carbon age.
7. High-speed rail; economic necessity or a costly mistake?
No work which has already gained a prize may be submitted, neither may any report which mainly describes project work carried out to satisfy examination requirements. Entries, not longer that 4,000 words, but including at least 1,000 words specially written for this Prize, must be received by the Senior Tutor -
- by
09 November 2014
English Essay Prizes
One or two prizes of up to £480 each are offered for English Essays of not more than 5,000 words. The competition is open to all student members of the College (and not only those reading English) resident at the date of this notice*, except those who matriculated before October 2011.
The topics suggested are as follows:
1. Is pride a sin?
2. The dogmas of science.
3. Is art moral?
4. Is Marx dead?
5. Does humanity have a purpose?
6. Is the planet worth saving?
7. Is there progress in philosophy?
8. 'All man marry above themselves' (Oscar Wilde). Is that so?
An essay on another topic may be submitted provided that the subject has been approved before 30 June by Dr Banner.
Essays must be delivered to the Senior Tutor
not later than
15 October 2014
(*June 2014)
French Prize
Any member of the College who is an undergraduate at the closing date of this notice, whose mother-tongue is not French, and who has not already won a French Prize, is eligible to compete for a French Prize, the maximum value of which is £480. One or two prizes may be awarded. No person may be awarded the prize more than once.
A dissertation in French of at least 4,000 words may be submitted on any topic connected with French Literature, History, Thought, Art or Institutions, provided that it is not substantially similar to a dissertation submitted pursuant to Regulations for University Examinations.
Dissertations must be delivered to the Senior Tutor (M4 New Court) by
14 March 2014
Geoffrey Hellings Prize for Innovation and Creativity
A Geoffrey Hellings Prize may be awarded to an undergraduate member of the University of Cambridge to develop a scientific or engineering innovation. The Prize will provide the student with £230 per week for up to ten weeks of the Long Vacation while (s)he is working on the development. It will additionally provide up to £500 for research materials.
Applicants should submit an outline of up to 500 words describing their innovation and how it will be investigated to the Senior Tutor of Trinity College at
by 3 June. The application must be accompanied by a statement of support from a faculty member of the University including confirmation both that space and facilities will be provided to the student and that the faculty member will supervise and offer guidance as appropriate to the applicant should they be awarded the Prize.
Gregg Bury Prizes
The College offers five Gregg Bury Prizes of up to £240 each, open to any member of the College in his or her first, second, or third year of residence, as follows:
1. For a translation into Greek iambics
As for the Porson Prize. Shakespeare,
Richard II
, Act I Scene 3 ('A heavy sentence, my most sovereign liege ... which robs my tongue from breathing native breath')
2. For a Latin hexameter poem
As for the Montagu Butler Prize. 'The defeat of Hannibal'
3. For a translation into Greek prose
As for the Classics Faculty Greek prose prize: copies available from the Classics Faculty Office.
4. For a translation into Latin prose
As for the Classics Faculty Latin prose prize: copies available from the Classics Faculty Office.
5. For an English essay on one of the following subjects:
(a) Oedipus
(b) The agrimensores
(c) didactic poetry
Entries for prizes 1, 2, 3, and 4 should reach Dr Hopkinson by
1 February 2014
. Entries for these prizes will not be read until after the award of the corresponding University/Faculty Prize. A candidate who wins a University/Faculty Prize will not be eligible for the full College prize but, depending on the recommendation of the Examiner, may be awarded a supplementary prize to cover the difference between the amount of the University prize and a College prize. Entries for prize 5 should reach Dr Hopkinson by
1 May 2014
. Entries must not bear the candidate's name, but must be sent under a pseudonym; they should be accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the candidate's name and bearing the pseudonym on the outside.
Hooper Declamation Prizes
Dr Hooper's Legacy of 1763
Three prizes to the total value of not more than nine hundred and sixty pounds (to be taken in books or silver) may be awarded for the best English Declamation on any of the subjects listed below.
Any member of the College in statu pupillari may be a candidate provided he or she has not won a Hooper Prize more than once. Candidates, if selected, will be required to declaim in Chapel their composition, or a portion thereof. As earnestly requested by Dr Hooper, the examiner will "pay attention not only to the Elegance of the Composition and to the Beauty and Justness of Thought and Expression, but also to the graceful Manner and handsome Delivery of the Orator".
The exercise should be for a duration of between ten and twenty minutes, but no longer.
Scripts must reach the Examiner, Revd Paul Dominiak (F2 Whewell's Court, or email: firstname.lastname@example.com) by
28 February 2014 (closing date extended)
The declamations will take place in the Chapel on
04 March 2014
starting at
1.00 p.m.
SUBJECTS - Declaim on one of the following:
1. Do we want a society where everything is up for sale? (Michael J. Sandel)
2. You were born this way, baby. (Lady Gaga)
3. True friends stab you in the front. (Oscar Wilde)
4. There is no such thing as society: there are individual men and women, and there are families. (Margaret Thatcher)
5. They say that the best weapon is the one you never have to fire. I respectfully disagree. I prefer the weapon you only have to fire once. That's how Dad did it, that's how America does it, and it's worked out pretty well so far. (Tony Stark)
6. It is [religious] people who hold what I regard as completely irrational beliefs who are among the most effective moral actors in the world. (Noam Chomsky)
James Webb Prize for the History of Ideas
The James Webb Prize, instituted in 1982 by a donation from his friends in memory of J.C.N. Webb (Trinity, matriculated 1964), is awarded annually for an essay on a subject in the field of the History of Ideas. One or two prizes of up to £1,000 each may be awarded. The prize money must be spent on books. Any member of the College who is an undergraduate at the date of this notice* may compete.
Essays, of between 5,000 and 10,000 words, should be sent to the Senior Tutor by
20 October 2014
The Examiners propose the following topics for this year's Prize:
Alternatively, a competitor may write on any subject of his or her choice within the field of the History of Ideas. The prize thus gives an opportunity for students of all disciplines to write for gain as well as pleasure on the evolution of ideas in the subject of their own greatest interest, which need have no special connection with their Tripos. Past prize-winners, who may not compete, have included a classicist writing on recent feminism, a philosopher writing on the Modern Movement in Architecture, and a literature student writing on temptation in Christian thought. Competitors should contact one of the examiners (Dr Kusukawa or Revd Dr Banner) to discuss their ideas and obtain approval of their titles.
(*February 2014)
Powell Prize - Serious Verse
A Powell Prize of up to £360 may be awarded during the Easter Term 2014 to the student member of the College who submits the best English verse of his/her own composition on a serious subject.
No verse should be longer than fifty lines. Instead of bearing the name of the poet, each entry should bear a motto and be accompanied by a sealed envelope with the motto outside and the poet's name inside. Competitors may submit up to three entries; each verse submitted should stand on its own, and carry its own separate motto.
Entries must be sent to the Senior Tutor (M4 New Court) so as to reach him by
28 April 2014
Science Essay Prizes and Samuel Devons Prize
Science Essay Prizes
One or two prizes, each with a maximum value of £480, may be awarded to undergraduate members of the College who write an essay (about 4,000 words in length) on one of the following scientific subjects:
Gravitational waves
How many Higgs bosons?
The Dark Universe
Women in Science
Extremophiles - what are the limits of life?
How will big data and computers impact human health?
Climate change: for better or for worse?
Is it better to invest in Proton Therapy or drugs as a cure for cancer?
What are the potential causes and consequences of global sea-level rise?
What future for fossil fuels?
What are the prospects for quantum computing?
What science will we be doing in 2050?
What future for biodiversity?
Essays on other subjects may be submitted, provided that the topic has been approved in advance by the examiner, Dr Sachiko Kusukawa -
. The examiner will be looking for clarity of exposition; no original research is required.
Samuel Devons Prize
In addition to the Science Essay Prizes, a Devons Prize of up to £480 may be awarded to undergraduate members of College for an essay on science or its history for the purpose of better understanding and fulfillment of moral or social responsibilities. Suggestions for titles should be sent to the examiner, Dr Sachiko Kusukawa -
, for prior approval.
Entries for any of these prizes should be sent to the Senior Tutor, M4 New Court, or email
not later than 09 November 2014
Takahashi Prize
A Takahashi Prize is offered each year for the best essay submitted by an undergraduate in his or her first year of residence on the subject of Shakespeare and the Theatre.
The following title has been suggested by the examiners for 2013/2014:
Compare the versions of any
Shakespeare play as you have met it
on the stage
on the page
in a film or television production.
The value of the prize will be up to £250. Essays should be of between 3000 and 5000 words in length, and must be delivered to the Senior Tutor's Office not later than
23 April 2014
Zdanowich Prizes for Polish Studies
The Council of Trinity College offer annually, under the terms of a bequest by R.W. Zdanowich, one or more Prizes in Polish studies.
All members of the University in statu pupillari, and also all persons who have been approved unconditionally for admission to the University but who have not yet come into residence, are eligible to compete for these Prizes. Prizes will be awarded for essays (or exceptionally for dissertations, publications, or academic work in other forms) on any aspect of Polish studies (including Polish language and literature, history, geography, science, culture, and current affairs).
Essays should be between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length and may incorporate work done in preparation for a Tripos Examination or higher degree.
The value of the Prizes will be in the range £100 to £1,000, and shall be at the discretion of the Managers of the Zdanowich Trust, whose decision shall be final. There shall be no obligation to award a Prize if, in the Managers' opinion, no entry is of sufficient merit.
Entries should be submitted to The Senior Tutor, not later than
20 October 2014
Bowen Prize and Award (History)
The Bowen Prize (Modern History) is open to members of the College who are undergraduates in their first year of residence.
The prize, a maximum value of £480, is awarded annually in the Michaelmas Term for an essay on a subject of Modern History selected by the candidate.
Essays must be sent to the Senior Tutor by
30 September 2014
A Bowen Award in the form of a grant towards research expenses (such as the costs of attending libraries or archives) may be made to one or more undergraduates proposing to submit a Dissertation as part of their examinable work for Part II of the Historical Tripos.
The Award will be made on the basis of a well-argued and detailed research proposal, which must be submitted to the Directors of Studies in History by
3 July in the academic year prior to the candidates entering upon Part II of the Historical Tripos
Greaves Prize (History)
The Greaves Prize is open to members of the College who, at the time of the award, will be undergraduates in their third or fourth year of residence. No candidate may be awarded the prize more than once.
The Prize, a maximum value of £480, is awarded annually in the Michaelmas Term for an essay on a subject of Modern History selected by the candidate.
Any historical subject may be chosen by an intending competitor, subject to approval by their Director of Studies or, failing reference to them, by Dr Serjeantson.
Essays must be sent to the Senior Tutor -
- by
30 September 2014
Prizes for Mathematical Essays
Several Rouse Ball Prizes of up to £600 each, Yeats Prizes of up to £480 each, and an Adrian Weller Prize of up to £480 are offered for Mathematical Essays. An essay should be either on one of the subjects specified or, exceptionally, on a subject chosen by the candidate and approved by a member of the Mathematical staff. An essay will not be eligible for consideration if in the opinion of the Mathematical staff it is substantially the same as an essay prepared by the candidate for some other College or University purpose (e.g. in connection with the Summer Research Studentships scheme).
Full details of the competition, including the list of topics is available
Essays should be sent to the Senior Tutor not later than
15 October 2014
Candidates are encouraged to approach the appropriate member of the Mathematical staff for advice and a reading list.
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The Reuters global sports blog
Is baseball finally a world sport?
The Italians are quite excited about their team doing well at the World Baseball Classic.
They pulled off another European shock on Monday, eliminating a Canada side with Major League players to remain on course for a spot in the second round.
Baseball minnows Italy and Netherlands have been the surprise packages of opening round, claiming some of the biggest scalps of the 16-nation tournament.
Italy's Sky TV have sent a reporter to Canada and the country's leading sports websites have covered the Classic in reasonable detail. Is baseball finally becoming a true worldwide sport like soccer?
Of course, we must note that South Korea are Olympic champions and Cuba have won the Baseball World Cup, which does not include MLB players, many more times than the United States. In fact, Great Britain won the first Baseball World Cup in 1938 when the only other team was the U.S.
Japan is nuts about baseball and Canada has had an MLB team for years. The sport was also devised by an Englishman.
MLB will always make the U.S. top dogs, but maybe the rest of the world now feels more like a legitimate part of the baseball family.
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+ Star Lotulelei
Thu Apr 25, 2013 9:52 pm Panthers selected Utah DT Star Lotulelei with the No. 14 overall pick.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lotulelei (6-foot-3, 311) played all over the Utes' line, but was primarily a run defender. He's generated optimistic comparisons to Haloti Ngata for his strength and power at the point of attack. Lotulelei drew consistent double teams in the Pac 12 yet still managed 22.5 career tackles for loss, seven sacks, and four forced fumbles. A heart-efficiency scare at the Combine is no longer a concern. At his March 20 Pro Day, Lotulelei pumped 38 bench reps, ran 5.15 in the forty, and performed a 30-inch vertical leap. The concern among some NFL personnel men is Lotulelei will not be able to rush the quarterback in the pros. Defensive tackle has been a glaring hole in Carolina's defense for years now. The Panthers will pair him up with Dwan Edwards, who amassed six sacks last season, in the middle in an effort to shore up one of the league's weaker run defenses.