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Hiroshima Fellowship of Hope
Chugoku Shimbun
13 May 2014
pdf: Japanese; website: English, Japanese
Seedling grown from A-bomb survivor tree takes root overseas
Chugoku Shimbun
12 May 2014
pdf: Japanese; website: English, Japanese
2014-15 UNITAR Youth Ambassadors Selected
Chugoku Shimbun
15 April 2014
pdf: Japanese; website: English, Japanese
Staying in Hiroshima - Ms. Mihoko Kumamoto, Head, UNITAR Hiroshima Office
March 2014
International Women's Day 2014 - Interview with Ms. Mihoko Kumamoto
Green Legacy Hirsohima Initiative was awarded with International Exchange Encouragement Prize
Chugoku Shimbun
4 March 2014
pdf:Japanese; website: English, Japanse
Afghan finance minister thanks Hiroshima governor for reconstruction assistance
Chugoku Shimbun
4 February 2014
pdf:Japanese; website: English, Japanese
First Japanese head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office seeks to strengthen training programs
Chugoku Shimbun
30 January 2014
pdf:Japanese; website: English, Japanese
Ambassador Fatimie, Embassy host reception, study session in conjunction with UNITAR, OXUS, Afghan-American Chamber of Commerce
30 January 2014
Ambassador Fatimie welcomes Ms. Kumamoto, Mr. Turner of UNITAR
27 January 2014
New Head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office meets with Hiroshima Governor
Chugoku Shimbun
22 January 2014
pdf:Janapnese; website: English, Japanese
Ambassador Fatimie takes part in UNITAR Public Session on Post-2014 Afghanistan and the Role of Japan
13 November 2013
9 government officials from Afghanistan visited the mayor of Hiroshima City
Chugoku Shimbun
13 November 2013
pdf:Japanese; website: English, Japanese
Chugoku Shimbun, 21 October 2013
pdf: Japanese; website: English, Japanese
Chugoku Shimbun, 24 October 2013
pdf: Japanese; website: Japanese
- Yomiuri Shimbun, 24 October 2013
- Kyodo News, 23 October 2013
My Mentor: Ms. Nassrine Azimi, UNITAR Senior Advisor, talks about her father and his influence on her
Chugoku Shimbun
1 July 2013
Hiroshima City Assembly Delegation Visits UNITAR Headquarters in Geneva
4 June 2013
75th UNITAR Public Session. In Memory of Beate Sirota Gordon: Women and the Constitution
- Chugoku Shimbun, 4 May 2013
- Chunichi Shimbun, 4 May 2013
UNITAR Executive Director, Ms. Sally Fegan-Wyles, visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Chugoku Shimbun
27 April 2013
Participants of UNITAR Series on the Management and Conservation of World Heritage Sites visited A-Bomb Dome
Chugoku Shimbun
25 April 2013
A-Bomb Survivor Trees are spreading over the world: Green Legacy Hiroshima has sent 8000 seeds and saplings to worldwide partners
Chugoku Shimbun
22 April 2013
2013-14 UNITAR Youth Ambassadors Selected
Chugoku Shimbun
20 March 2013
pdf:Japanese; website: English, Japanese
The Governor of Hiroshima visited United Nations Office at Geneva
Chugoku Shimbun
2 November 2012
Mr. Alexander Mejia, Head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office is going to move to UNITAR Headquarters in Geneva
Chugoku Shimbun
6 October 2012
Mr. Carlos Lopes, UNITAR Executive Director, talks about the role of Hiroshima Office
Chugoku Shimbun
8 April 2012
UNITAR Hiroshima Office joined UNESCO Youth Ambassador Programme
Chugoku Shimbun
2 April 2012
Hiroshima Shudo University and UNITAR concluded an agreement for reconstruction from conflicts
Chugoku Shimbun
31 March 2012
Mr. Carlos Lopes, UNITAR Executive Director, meets the Governor of Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
30 March 2012
The seeds of World Peace from Hiroshima-Green Legacy Hiroshima Initiative and its activity
Yomiuri Shimbun
29 March 2012
UNITAR Youth Ambassador Programme, a view from students
Chugoku Shimbun
12 March 2012
Mr. Alexander Mejia, Head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office, talks about his strong feelings for Hiroshima with his experience in his youth
Yomiuri Shimbun
29 February 2012
23 government officials from Afghanistan visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Chugoku Shimbun
19 February 2012
Two high school students were selected as UNITAR Youth Ambassador
Yomiuri Shimbun
21 December 2011
"Green Legacy Hiroshima Initiative" started its activities
Chugoku Shimbun
19 December 2011
Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki's Visit to the United States of America
7-9 November 2011
- The daily Yomiuri, 11 November 2011
- Chugoku Shimbun, 11 November 2011
- Chugoku Shimbun, 10 November 2011
- Japan Times, 8 November 2011
UNITAR Public Session about world heritage sites
Chugoku Shimbun
7 July 2011
30 government officials / NPO members from 19 countries listend to the testimony of one of the A-bomb survivors
Chugoku Shimbun
6 July 2011
H.E. Dr. Sayed M. Amin Fatimie, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to Japan, visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Chugoku Shimbun
31 May 2011
UNITAR has awarded Governor Yuzaki with UNITAR Global Partner Award
Chugoku Shimbun
14 May 2011
UNITAR decided to award Governor Yuzaki with UNITAR Global Partner Award
Chugoku Shimbun
11 May 2011
Sendai Earthquake and Tsuname UNITAR Press Release
16 March 2011
55 government officials / academics from Afghanistan visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Chugoku Shimbun
7 November 2010
UNITAR Youth Ambassador in 2011
Letter to U.S. President to ask him to attend the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Hiroshima
Mr. Mejia, the Head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office, visited Inokuchi High School
Chugoku Shimbun
11 September 2010
UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon visited Hiroshima to attend the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony
Chugoku Shimbun
6 August 2010
The support and promotion group for the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
21 July 2010
Floral Offering for the Atomic Bomb Victims
Nicaraguan Ambassador visits Hiroshima
22 March 2010
Press Release on Chile Earthquake
1 March 2010
Executive Workshop, Climate Change Announcement
Chugoku Shimbun
9 February 2010
Afghanistan IARCSC renews partnership with UNITAR
5 February 2010
Visit to Afghanistan Ministry of Finance
4 February 2010
Courtesy visits to Japan's Foreign Affairs State Secretary
29 January 2010
Dialogue on Global Economy Crisis and Japan's Future at UNITAR
Chugoku Shimbun
26 January 2010
Legislators visit UNITAR
26 January 2010
Press Release on Haiti Earthquake
15 January 2010
Media Partnership with Chugoku Shimbun
14 January 2010
UNITAR Hiroshima Head meets Chairman of Hiroshima City Council
13 January 2010
Living in Hiroshima: Alexander Mejía, Head of UNITAR's Hiroshima Office, his Vision for the Office and his thoughts of Hiroshima
Wendy Hiroshima
1 January 2010
UNITAR Head emphasizes Human Resource Development for reconstruction from Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
15 December 2009
Congressional Hearing on UNITAR Activities for 2010
11 December 2009
Chugoku Shimbun
10 December 2009
New Hiroshima Governor supports UNITAR
9 December 2009
Interview to Ms. Kabiri and Mr. Ebrahimkhail
Asahi Shimbun
11 November 2009
Chugoku Shimbun
6 November 2009
Afghan Ambassador visits UNITAR Hiroshima
5 November 2009
Interview to Ms. Kabiri and Mr. Ebrahimkhail
Yomiuri Shimbun
4 November 2009
Asahi Shimbun
3 November 2009
Chugoku Shimbun
22 October 2009
Asahi Shimbun
22 October 2009
Chugoku Shimbun
21 October 2009
Chugoku Shimbun
17 October 2009
16 October 2009
UNITAR Symposium discusses future of A-bomb Dome
Hiroshima Peace Media Center Website, 27 April 2009
Participants from overseas learn in the A-bomb Dome
Asahi Shimbun
22 April 2009
Hiroshima and the World: Meditations from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
Hiroshima Peace Media Center Website
23 March 2009
UNITAR Hiroshima Office to add environmental specialist
Chugoku Shimbun
19 March 2009
UNITAR Afghanistan Trainees Visit JICA
JICA Website
10 November 2008
To Redevelop Like Japan
Mainichi Shimbun
9 November 2008
Afghan Style Wedding Ceremony Reenactment
Chugoku Shimbun
9 November 2008
A Recreation of an Afghan Style Marriage Ceremony
Yomiuri Shimbun
9 November 2008
UNITAR Trainees trying Japanese calligraphy
Mainichi Shimbun
7 November 2008
UNITAR Hiroshima supports new encyclopedia compiled by Afghan trainees
Chugoku Shimbun
5 November 2008
Reconstruction of "Knowledge" through an Encyclopedia
Mainichi Shimbun
4 November 2008
Peace contribution through World Heritage
Chugoku Shimbun
5 April 2008
Training on World Heritage Site Management
Chugoku Shimbun
1 April 2008
"Our Oceans, Ourselves"
Ship & Ocean Newsletter
20 February 2008
Hiroshima Peace Media Center holds 1st Advisory Committee
Chugoku Shimbun
1 February 2008
Interview with Hiroshima Office Director
February 2008
Interview with Nassrine Azimi: Director of UNITAR Hiroshima Office
Wendy Hiroshima
1 December 2007
Afghanistan Ambassador's visit to the Governor
Hiroshima Roundtable with Charmine Koda, Director, UNIC Tokyo
Chugoku Shimbun
2 November 2007
UNITAR Workshop on Sea and Human Security
Chugoku Shimbun
16 October 2007
Hiroshima Roundtable with H.E. Mr. Mikhail Bely
Ambassador of Russia to Japan
Chugoku Shimbun
12 October 2007
Hiroshima visit of Carlos Lopes, Executive Director, UNITAR
Yomiuri Shimbun
Chugoku Shimbun
Asahi Shimbun
23 June 2007
Hiroshima visit of Carlos Lopes, Executive Director, UNITAR
Hiroshima City
22 June 2007
Ten Years of World Heritage in Hiroshima
Asahi Shimbun
25 April 2007
UNITAR Workshop Study Tour to the A-bomb Dome
Chugoku Shimbun
17 April 2007
UNITAR Workshop on World Heritage Sites
Chugoku Shimbun
14 April 2007
Hiroshima Roundtable with Kathleen Sullivan
Disarmament Educator and Anti-nuclear Specialist
Chugoku Shimbun
2 April 2007
Hiroshima Roundtable with Rector Ramesh Thakur
Senior Vice Rector, UNU Tokyo
Chugoku Shimbun
16 February 2007
Interview with H.E. Mr. Haron Amin, Ambassador of Afghanistan to Japan
Asahi Shimbun
22 November 2006
Conserving Heritage Sites For Tomorrow
Chugoku Shimbun
27 November 2006
Interview with H.E. Mr. Haron Amin, Ambassador of Afghanistan to Japan
Asahi Shimbun
22 November 2006
Hiroshima University - UNITAR Cooperation Agreement
Human Resource Exchange and Joint Research on Reconstruction History
Yomiuri Shimbun
24 October 2006
UNITAR - Hiroshima University Partnership
Cooperation in Training for Reconstruction Support
Chugoku Shimbun
24 October 2006
Hiroshima University Partnership
Reconstruction Cooperation with UNITAR
Asahi Shimbun
24 October 2006
Dialogue with United Nations Foundation Board Members
"Message of Hiroshima for Today's World"
28 October 2006
Organizers: UN Foundation, Hiroshima University and UNITAR Hiroshima Office for Asia and the Pacific
Press Coverage:
Yomiuri Shimbun
29 October 2006
Sankei Shimbun
29 October 2006
Mainichi Shimbun
29 October 2006
Chugoku Shimbun
29 October 2006
Asahi Shimbun
29 October 2006
Chugoku Shimbun
30 October 2006
Marine Resources As Seen From The Seto Inland Sea
Chugoku Shimbun
5 October 2006
Interview with Ms. Nassrine Azimi, Director of UNITAR Hiroshima Office
Koumei Shimbun
4 August 2006
Interview with Ms. Nassrine Azimi, Director of UNITAR Hiroshima Office
Kenmin Dayori Hiroshima Prefectural Monthly Magazine
1 August 2006
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Director Guides Rwandan Ambassador
Yomiuri Shimbun
8 April 2006
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Guides Rwandan Ambassador
Asahi Shimbun
7 April 2006
The Ambassador of Rwanda to Japan visits Hiroshima
Impressed by reconstruction and peace of mind
Chugoku Shimbun
7 April 2006
A-Bomb Dome's "Indictment"
The Importance of Education in Conveying the Dome's Message to the Future
Chugoku Shimbun
22 March 2006
UNITAR Open Lecture - The World Heritage of Hiroshima
7 Specialists Discuss the A-Bomb Dome - Symbol of Peace
Chugoku Shimbun
17 March 2006
Workshop on World Heritage
5 days in Hiroshima, Participants visit the A-Bomb Dome
Chugoku Shimbun
14 March 2006
UNITAR Workshop on the Future of World Heritage Sites
Sankei Shimbun
13 March 2006
The Intangible Value of the A-Bomb Dome
Chugoku Shimbun
11 March 2006
World Heritage Site Workshop Opens Tomorrow at UNITAR Hiroshima Office
Forty-one Participants from twenty-six countries invited
Mainichi Shimbun
11 March 2006
Interview with Cambodian Ambassador H.E. Pou Sothirak
Encouragement from Hiroshima for the Post-Conflict Reconstruction of Cambodia
Chugoku Shimbun
28 January 2006
Iraqi Government Officials Visit Hiroshima
To learn from the "Experience of Hiroshima" for the Reconstruction of Iraq
Mainichi Shimbun
13 December 2005
The Iraq Ambassador to Japan Lectures in Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
13 December 2005
Desire to Learn of "Reconstruction" From Hiroshima
Training Workshop for Senior Iraqi Government Officials.
Yomiuri Shimbun
13 December 2005
UNITAR Hiroshima Office - Fellowship Project for Afghanistan
Chugoku Shimbun
6 November 2005
Hiroshima University Implements Research on Peace Development
Chugoku Shimbun
15 June 2005
UNITAR Training Programme Starts in Hiroshima
Mainichi Shimbun
17 May 2005
UN Reforms and Contributions to Peace
Lecture of H.E. Mr. Robert G. Wright, Canadian Ambassador to Japan
Chugoku Shimbun
10 May 2005
Excellent Restoration of Itsukushima Shrine
UNITAR Workshop Press Conference
Chugoku Shimbun
22 April 2005
World Heritage Management Training Starting in Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
16 April 2005
"India and China Are Key For CO2 Reduction"
UNITAR Hiroshima Lecture: H.E. Mr. Graham Holbrook Fry UK Ambassador to Japan
Chugoku Shimbun
15 April 2005
Interview with H.E. Lakhdar Brahimi
Special Advisor to the Secretary-General, United Nations, New York
Chugoku Shimbun
31 March 2005
Held in Hiroshima - Meaningful and Comprehensive
Chugoku Shimbun
30 March 2005
UNITAR International Conference Attracts 160 People
Yomiuri Shimbun
29 March 2005
Debating the UN's Role Regarding the Threat of Terror
International Conference on PKO in Hiroshima
Chugoku Shimbun
29 March 2005
Examining the Current Issues in Peacekeeping Operations (PKO)
Chugoku Shimbun
26 March 2005
Introducing the Activities of the Red Cross
Director of Operations, International Committee of the Red Cross
Yomiuri Shimbun
2 February 2005
The Efforts of UNITAR
Conveying the Message and Experience of Hiroshima to the World
Chugoku Shimbun
November 2004
The Role of the International Court of Justice
Judge Hisashi Owada
Chugoku Shimbun
28 October 2004
Governor Fujita's Conversation with Nassrine Azimi, Director, UNITAR Hiroshima
Interview Date: 24 August 2004
Prefecture Magazine 'Sukoburu Hiroshima'
Autumn 2004 Edition, Vol. 56 (pp.16-19)
Statement of the Director and Interview, One Year Anniversary
Mainichi Shimbun
Chugoku Shimbun
Asahi Shimbun
10 August 2004
Research on the Modality of Conservation of the Sea
Chugoku Shimbun
6 July 2004
UNITAR Hiroshima Office Workshop on International Economic and Finance
Chugoku Shimbun
18 May 2004
UNITAR World Heritage Conservation Workshop Concludes
Asahi Shimbun
13 March 2004
Towards a World Heritage - Onomichi Inspected by Specialists following Workshop
Chugoku Shimbun
13 March 2004
UNITAR Hiroshima World Heritage Site Training Concludes
Chugoku Shimbun
13 March 2004
Protect the Motherland's World Heritage - UNITAR Training
Chugoku Shimbun
9 March 2004
Interview with Nassrine Azimi, Director, UNITAR Hiroshima
Yomiuri Shimbun
6 September 2003
Hiroshima Prefecture Monthly Newsletter
Public Relations Office, General Affairs and Planning Bureau
1 September 2003
Message of Secretary-General Kofi Annan
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony on 6 August
31 July 2003
UN Press Release UNITAR/699
29 July 2003
Director's Statement
Official Opening of the UNITAR Hiroshima Office
22 July 2003
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 3, 2011)—Turbulent Descent, who earned the first Grade I victory of her career in the Hollywood Starlet last Dec. 11, heads a field of nine in the $250,000 Test Stakes Saturday at Saratoga.
A Grade I for 3-year-old fillies at seven furlongs, the Test is the ninth of 11 races at Saratoga. Track gates at Hollywood Park open at 10:30 a.m. for simulcasts Saturday.
Owned by a partnership that includes Blinkers On Racing Stable and trained by Mike Puype, Turbulent Descent will be making her second appearance in New York in the Test. She was second as the odds-on favorite in the Grade I Acorn June 11, beaten 3 ¾ lengths by It's Tricky over a muddy track at Belmont Park.
A daughter of Congrats and the Forestry mare Roger's Sue, Turbulent Descent has won five of seven and earned $678,350.
One of her eight opponents in the Test is the Bob Baffert-trained American Lady.
A Stormy Atlantic filly owned by Kaleem Shah, American Lady won an allowance by 2 ¼ lengths June 30 at Hollywood Park. This will be the first appearance in a graded event for American Lady, who has won two of three and earned $77,120.
One race after the Test, 2009 Hollywood Gold Cup winner Rail Trip will seek his first victory since the 2010 Californian in the $750,000 Whitney Invitational Handicap.
A Grade I at 1 1/8 miles, the Whitney attracted 10 others, including Suburban Handicap winner Flat Out, Donn Handicap winner Giant Oak and Tizway, who rolled to an easy victory in the Metropolitan Handicap in his last start May 30 at Belmont.
Trained by Rick Dutrow, Jr. for owners Mace and Samantha Siegel's Jay Em Ess Stable, Rail Trip has won eight of 14 and banked $1,102,290. He's a 6-year-old gelded son of Jump Start and the Carson City mare Sweet Trip.
From inside out, the field for the Test: Ava K., Julien Leparoux rides, 116 pounds; American Lady, Martin Garcia, 116; Roman Treasure, Ramon Dominguez, 116; Coax Liberty, Eddie Castro, 116; Savvy Supreme, Jose Lezcano, 116; Turbulent Descent, David Flores, 122; Pomeroys Pistol, John Velazquez, 120; Her Smile, Javier Castellano, 122 and Salty Strike, Manoel Cruz, 118.
The field for the Whitney, from inside out: Flat Out, Alex Solis rides, 117 pounds; Friend Or Foe, Jose Lezcano, 115; Morning Line, John Velazquez, 118; Giant Oak, Shaun Bridgmohan, 119; Tizway, Rajiv Maragh, 118; Mission Impazible, Javier Castellano, 118; Rail Trip, Ramon Dominguez, 117; Headache, Miguel Mena, 116; Rodman, Edgar Prado, 114; Apart, Julien Leparoux, 117 and Duke of Mischief, Joe Bravo, 117.
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Friday, October 13, 2006
Friday Food Porn: KitchenK in St. Louis
17 comments:
- Foodie's Hope said...
WOW!! My kind of lot of mouthwatering food there!! Ooh..I am hungry!!:))
- October 13, 2006 at 7:36 AM
- doodles said...
Kalyn your photos are really improving. In fact they look lip smacking delicious.
- October 13, 2006 at 7:54 AM
- Genie said...
My vote is with the vegetarian burrito, just because I'm guessing that was the most cilantro-heavy dish. But honestly, they all look so good to me that I'm less concerned about your own food preferences and more concerned about keeping myself from running out and trying to locate one of each of those dishes...
I'm intrigued by the Jamaican Reuben -- what made it Jamaican?
The Inadvertent Gardener
- October 13, 2006 at 8:11 AM
- PatL said...
Whatever had the most cilantro! Although that eggplant looks mighty interesting too ...
- October 13, 2006 at 11:12 AM
- krista said...
I love Reubens my favorite....yummy.
- October 13, 2006 at 11:28 AM
- gattina said...
My husband always likes to order Reuben sandwich, mmm, Jamaican style definitely sounds interesting. But what really make me drool is those potato chips!
- October 13, 2006 at 2:32 PM
- Karina said...
Yes - enchiladas and burritos. Sigh.
- October 13, 2006 at 4:49 PM
YUM is right! Eggplant and goat cheese, two of my favs! I think I need to go to St. Louis:)
- October 13, 2006 at 4:56 PM
- Jasmine said...
It all looks so good...but I'm curious...what's a Jamaican reuben sandwich?
- October 13, 2006 at 8:05 PM
- Kalyn said...
Hi Everyone,
I guess I'm not completely transparent on the blog because I ordered the Cuban Enchilada which had "Cuban brisket, black beans, and pepper jack cheese.)
The Jamaican Reuben said "with smothered cabbage and pepperjack on black bread." I'm not sure why that makes it Jamaican??
Next time I think I'd get the eggplant!
- October 13, 2006 at 9:10 PM
- Kevin said...
What made the rueben Jamaican?
- October 14, 2006 at 8:30 AM
- sher said...
Yes, lovely mouthwatering food indeed!
- October 14, 2006 at 12:11 PM
- CHM said...
Anything surprising in it? But obviously interesting post!
- October 14, 2006 at 1:17 PM
- Kalyn said...
The only thing that seemed different in the Reuben was having cabbage instead of Sauerkraut. I know next to nothing about Jamaican food (jerk, ackee, that's about it) so does anyone know if they eat a lot of cabbage? Also maybe the pepperjack cheese is reminiscent of the scotch bonnet chiles, I really don't know.
- October 14, 2006 at 2:13 PM
- Mae said...
I had a friend who's a Jamaican and i ate Jerk Chicken and Ackee & Salt Fish with rice & peas a lot! Yes, they eat cabbage. Boiled mostly as a side dish. I'm not quite sure if they boiled it with garlic but it was quite nice.
I'm not quite sure what dish you went for but i myself, if i was there, would certainly go the third dish purely because it looks so lovely laden with sauce... yummy!
- October 15, 2006 at 6:40 AM
- Mae said...
Oh, i meant fourth! *wink* you know what i meant :)
- October 16, 2006 at 4:56 AM
- Lee from Jamaica Travel and Culture .com said...
The Jamaican connection with the Reuben certainly seems tenuous. I've never seen one of those served on the Island!
P.S. - Nice photos!
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I have written a short, personal version of the business cycle. It has to be as short, understandable, clear, straightforward, but precise as possible. Can someone give any comments for improvement? Can somebody point to flaws in my version? Is it 100% correct what I assert?
Many thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
The Austrian Business Cycle Theory, which was first explained by Ludwig von Mises (19??), argues that artificial credit expansion to business generates the trade cycle. Each consumer makes a tradeoff between present and future satisfaction, which represents the time preference of that individual consumer. From this follows that the interest rate is determined by the time preferences of all consumers in an economy. A lower time preference results in more savings and thus more investment relative to consumption. But when credit is artificially expanded (i.e., through fiduciary media, which are money substitutes not backed by actual money), the natural interest rate tends do decrease below its natural level. A lower interest rate boosts the present value of capital goods, "since the flow of rents they are expected to produce increases in value when discounted using a lower market rate of interest" (Huerta de Soto, 1999, p. 349). This will stimulate investment from nondurable consumer goods to capital goods industries and durable consumer goods (i.e., production temporarily further away from current consumption). As a result, this shift causes "overinvestment" in the stages furthest from consumption (e.g., R&D, computer hardware, refining, construction, etc) and "underinvestment" in the stages close to consumption (e.g., retailing, fast-moving consumer goods, etc). Eventually, this newly created liquidity ends in the hands of the consumer who spends it on nondurable consumer goods. Accordingly, prices of natural and human resources rise (with more entrepreneurs bidding up prices) and, subsequently, the price of consumer goods and the interest rate also rise. Additionally, real wages decrease due to higher consumer prices. As a result, long-term projects that earlier seemed profitable with a lower interest rate, now appear to be unprofitable with higher interest rates, exposing malinvestments. Furthermore, lower real wages creates a shift from labor-replacing capital goods to labor, intensifying the malinvestment. Eventually, this will lead to companies that produce further away from consumption begin to incur heavy financial losses and a general economic downturn that affects the entire market place.
As far as I can tell, absolutely perfect.
Since you posted this here specifically asking for feedback, I'm going to be honest. And since you said it has to be "understandable, clear, and straightforward", I have to say, honestly if I wasn't already familiar with the theory I would not have been able to follow that. And it certainly wasn't easy to get through. Even for someone familiar with and interested in economics, that passage may be much more cumbersome than you'd wish it to be...but I can say with a great deal of certainty you don't have a prayer with a layman. Even if they are smart enough to follow it, it is too boggy, and it gets to a point where you just don't feel like following it. (At least a small part of this could be rectified by the simple task of actually using paragraphs...but that's only a small part).
I would highly recommend consulting some other explanations that are geared toward the layman and see what you can pull from them. There was a thread about this some time ago...you can find it here: ABCT in a few minutes
And you may check out Economics for Real People and Common Sense Economics (both of which you will find links to free downloads there), as they each cover the subject quite well. But perhaps the best source I can offer is the talk below given by Tom Woods. It's one of the best overall introductions I've ever heard. He actually begins the lecture by giving some insight into the nature of money and its origins and inflation. But if you jump to 15:48 you'll hear his rundown of the business cycle, and it's a brilliantly simple, understandable, and straightforward explanation. All you'll have to do is condense it down to make it possibly a bit more concise...which shouldn't be too hard, as you'll be writing, and he was giving a talk.
Thanks for your honesty!!
Let me first give you the context. This outline of the ABCT is aimed for an academic audience since it will be part of my academic paper. Further, I have to account for the jargon of the field. It will be a paper focused on marketing. For example, a GOOD in Austrian Economics could be both a physical product or a service, while a GOOD in marketing generally refers to a PHYSICAL GOOD. Further, they tend to refer to resources instead of "factors of production". So there are certain things i have to take in account.
I think Thomas Woods does a great job in explaining the ABCT as clear as possible, so I should take a look into that. I think that the speech by Woods, logically, doesn't capture the fact that wages are bid up creating a shift from labor to capital-goods, since labor competes with capital-goods.
I think, if I follow his outline, it would be something like this:
If interest rates go down, businesses are most likely to invest in long-term projects. A lower interest rate boosts the present value of capital goods, "since the flow of rents they are expected to produce increases in value when discounted using a lower market rate of interest" (Huerta de Soto, 1999, p. 349). The more longer-term an investment, the more interest-rate sensitive it will be. The Austrian Business Cycle Theory distinguishes between higher-order and lower-order stages of production. Higher-order stages of production (e.g., R&D, mining, manufacturing) are farther removed from consumption, while lower-order stages are closer to consumption (e.g., retailing, services). The reason that businesses invest in long-term projects when interest rates are low is twofold. Firstly, consumers are saving more, increasing the supply of loanable funds. Secondly, when consumers abstain from present consumption, (scarce) resources are freed up to be used in production for future consumption. Thus, the interest rate coordinates the structure of production. However, when the supply of loanable funds is interfered with by an expansion of credit, interest rates are artificially surpressed. In this case, businesses in higher-order stages of production will expand production, but at the same time consumers do not abstain from present consumption. This creates a time mismatch. The factors of production are scarcer than the businesses in higher-order stages realize. Firms will bid the prices of these factors of production up, making their investments unprofitable and exposing the grave errors which managers have been led into by artificially low interest rates.
What do you think? Should I combine the two and re-write it? What should I emphasize?
Olav:What do you think? Should I combine the two and re-write it? What should I emphasize?
I can understand needing to appeal to mainstream and/or field-specific terminology. And there's nothing wrong with using common terms, as it's not as if Austrians don't have any use for them. The only difference is Austrians are going to use extra terms sometimes to describe details of things that other schools of thought will not. For example, as I was saying here (#5 in that post), other methodologies do not recognize capital structure. In fact they do not really have much of a capital theory at all. Where Austrians understand there is a structure at work (i.e. higher and lower order stages of production), and that goods don't just appear out of nowhere just because there is a demand, mainstream models just clump everything together into a "capital" category. This is why Woods elects to use the more descriptive and specifc term "factors of production"...because he's not just talking about "raw materials" (aka "resources"). It refers to not only the resources, but it implies their link in a chain of stages.
And regardless of whether your audience recognizes this facet of the economy or not, it exists, and they should. Just because the mainstream doesn't incorporate it into their models doesn't mean you shouldn't be talking about it with them or should be apprehensive about using terminology they may be unfamiliar with. This is the entire point of sharing these ideas...because most of these people have never even heard these explanations. (I don't know how well-aquainted you are with mainstream academia, but you may be surprised...even members in here could recount story after story of guys they know who've received PhD's in economics from top schools who've never heard of Mises. They get handed a copy of Prices and Production or Theory of Money and Credit and come back and say "wow...I wish they would have taught me some of this." I knew a top economics professor at one of the largest universities in the country who had never heard of F.A. Hayek. I may be preaching to the choir, but obviously the point is people need to be introduced to this stuff, and just because they have credentials doesn't mean they've even been exposed to it...let alone understand it.)
So the point in all this is, don't be too apprehensive about using terms that may only be familiar within Austrian explanations. Even non-economists need to have a basic economic understanding. And I can understand if you need to throw in some marketing terminology or whatever will help engage your audience and help them understand, but use that language to help bring them closer to your world...don't try to shrink yours to fit into theirs. As Mises said: "Economics must not be … left to esoteric circles. It is the philosophy of human life and action and concerns everybody and everything. It is the pith of civilization and of man's human existence."
As for your draft there, it seems out of order. And some things don't seem to add up the way you're saying them. For example, your first reason for why businesses invest in long-term projects when interest rates are low, really isn't one. Or at least the reason isn't clear from your answer. In fact that whole twofold thing almost comes out as a non sequitor. I would put it something more like this:
As interest rates go down, businesses are more likely to invest in long-term projects. The reason for this is, as Huerta de Soto notes, when interest rates are lower, "the flow of rents they are expected to produce increases in value when discounted using a lower market rate of interest" (1999, p. 349). This means a decrease in the interest rate results in an increase in the present value of capital goods...meaning they are a more attractive investment. In other words, the cost of capital is lower, so the expected returns are of greater value, which means the capital goods themselves can be viewed as more valuable. And as would be expected, the more long-term the investment is, the more interest rate-sensitive it will be...which means even slight movements in the cost of funds can have a significant impact on the perceived profitability of such an investment.
The Austrian Business Cycle Theory distinguishes between higher-order and lower-order stages of production. Higher-order stages of production (e.g., R&D, mining, manufacturing) are farther removed from consumption, while lower-order stages are closer to consumption (e.g., retailing, services). When individuals in the market consume less and save more, the pool of loanable funds grows, driving down the interest rate. This serves as a signal—in the form of the increased profit potential mentioned above—to the market that resources are being freed up from the lower order stages. (If we recognize that savings=underconsumption, it can be understood that an increased pool of loanable funds equals an increased amount of available (scarce) resources that can now be used in some other area...namely, a higher order stage in the production process...farther removed from consumption.) Put another way, the time preference of consumers for present goods has lowered, and they are now more willing to forego current consumption in return for an expected increased satisfaction in the future.
Thus, the interest rate coordinates the structure of production between the time preference of consumers in the market and the producers at various stages in the supply chain.
However, when the supply of loanable funds is increased artificially by an expansion of bank credit, interest rates are artificially surpressed. In this case, consumers have not expressed a preference for future goods over current ones. They have not abstained from present consumption, and therefore have not freed up any resources from the lower order stages. However, there is no way for producers of the higher order stages to know this. There is virtually no way to distinguish between this artificial credit expansion and a geniune increase in the pool of available resources. As a result, businesses in these longer-term sectors will move to expand, just as they normally would in a lower interest rate environment. The issue is, of course, in this case the resources necessary to facilitate this expansion have not been freed up at all. They are still in commission in the lower stages where consumers are focusing their shorter (aka higher) time preference.
As can be expected, the result is a large degree of what Ludwig von Mises called "malinvestment"...which is an investment in wrong lines which leads to capital losses. In short, projects are undertaken for which the physical factors of production necessary to complete them are not available. It is akin to beginning construction on a house in a situation where there are not enough bricks to complete it. But these mistakes historically go unnoticed for quite some time, and the artificial increase in credit allows firms to bid up the prices of these assets to high levels, creating a bubble, in which a sector of the economy is grossly overvalued. These errors are generally revealed when the central bank that created the credit expansion "turns off the spigot" so to speak, and interest rates are allowed to rise...leading to the inevitable "bust" part of the cycle in which the malinvestments are exposed and a restructuring of the economy begins to take place.
You may need to shorten that some but I think if you put it in that order it flows more smoothly and allows for a more linear progression through the cycle that is easy to follow...especially for a non-economics audience. Lemme know what you think.
Minor tip: Never put "ly" on the end of your "first, second..." kind of list. It just sounds pedestrian and those aren't really words. The only reason you might find them in a dictionary is because "rather than defining words as some experts thought they should be used, dictionaries have moved toward defining words as people actually use them." But that doesn't mean everyone has to sound uneducated. ;)
You see the confusion? :)
Resources in marketing do not specifically refer to raw materials, but basically to "factors of production", or the factors that a firm deploys to earn a profit. There is a bunch of literature also interesting for Austrian economists (such as a famous article by Lusch & Vargo, where they basically argue that mainstream economics is bulls***). For example, they argue that all economies are service economies, something I guess Mises already implicitly argued.
So, just for the sake of clarity I might need to adjust some things.
Thanks for the help!! Really appreciate it. Now its up to me to come up with a better version. I think your last version is helpful but simply too long! But ill think about how to create a nice outline. And i'll remember your tip. In my country we get this kind of things taught, so don't blame me ;)
Yeah I figured it would be too long, but I figured it would be easier for you to decide what to cut out than to end up having to come up with important things to fill in gaps. I wanted to make sure everything was explained in a way anyone should be able to follow it, so there's quite a bit you might cut out that simply recaps what was just said in a concise way.
Where is it you are from?
I'm from The Netherlands :)
Ill follow up on this post soon!!
Hey cool...have you met Niels?
Don't worry!! We met :)
One question, is there anyway to substitute "capital goods" in your explanation? I know its typical but it would be better for the audience to put it in different terms. It would be easier to understand if its explained from the business-side instead of a macro-economic perspective.
A firm's productive resources for example?
"This means a decrease in the interest rate results in an increase in the present value of capital goods..."
Are there any synonyms for consumption goods vs capital goods?
FWIW. If you look at this here, you'll see there are three unanswered questions at the end. You could show how the ABCT is actually all about answering those three q's, and what answers it offers.
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"Are there any synonyms for consumption goods vs capital goods?"
"Are there any synonyms for consumption goods vs capital goods?"
For a business audience, you could go with 'consumer goods' and 'capital'.
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One question, is there anyway to substitute "capital goods" in your explanation? I know its typical but it would be better for the audience to put it in different terms. It would be easier to understand if its explained from the business-side instead of a macro-economic perspective.
A firm's productive resources for example?
"This means a decrease in the interest rate results in an increase in the present value of capital goods..."
Are there any synonyms for consumption goods vs capital goods?
Sure, you can use some synonym, or at the very least give a definition. But like I was saying earlier, you don't want to just avoid using the most proper terms just because the audience might not be familiar with them. If you always avoid using words or talking about things that people don't know about, how exactly are people supposed to learn? Don't be afraid to pull people into new things. Sure you want to pay attention and make sure that they are following and keeping up with you, but that doesn't mean you can't lead them anywhere.
So sure, define what you mean, but I would still use the term at least once. More than half of education is just exposure. Work this down to the right length: "This means a decrease in the interest rate results in an increase in the present value of capital goods—and of course by 'capital goods' we mean 'produced factors of production'; stuff that is made, just for the purpose of making other stuff. Like a hammer, or a fishing net, or backhoe. Those are 'capital goods'."
In situations like this you really want to stay away from using nebulous terms like "capital" because there are so many ways that word is defined it will only confuse things. Not to mention, there is a difference between "capital" and "capital goods". Just because many people incorrectly use a word, doesn't mean you should keep doing it just because you think it might help them understand.
If you really want to get into it, here's a list of resources for details on "capital" and "capital goods"


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It's a look that can easily turn shoddy, but if done right, tin cans upcycled into vases can add that quirky, special touch to a table setting.
It seems that the older the can, the cooler it looks. Vintage cans with faded labels have a fun retro appeal for modern settings, while salvaged cans full of rust, holes and dents add character to a rustic table.
The best way to upcycle tin cans for a centerpiece is by matching the flowers to the cans (as in the sixth photo, where a monochromatic look is soft and subtle), or by contrasting the flowers against the cans (as in the first photo) to make both elements really pop. You can also utilize your cans by theme; for example, La Morena or El Pato cans to decorate a Mexican fiesta, or tea tins to hold buds for a tea party. And if you don't happen to find a color scheme or design that you like, simply strip off the labels and paint your own!
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For my wedding reception (>20 yrs ago), my grandmother insisted on collecting soup cans and spray painting them gold. At the time I bit my tongue and acknowledged that my grandmother loved me, and we went with it. Who knew she was ahead of her time?
Not shoddy at all. Gorgeous. Shoddy is those flimsy, ugly plastic containers that leak everywhere. I love the painted cans and the ones that match the flowers so well.
Some of these are cute, but I strongly prefer an empty glass jar with the label removed. For me that has the same casual appeal of the can but is infinitely dressier.
Someone in my life (who shall remain nameless) insists on using a Cains coffee can to hold pens/scissors on his desk. The problem is that it's not a cool, vintage one - it's just a can from a few years ago. Drives. Me. Nuts. but it's so not worth the battle! To each their own, I suppose *said grudgingly*
What a great idea! I like a combination of both glass jars and brightly colored tin cans.
Kate from....you mean Chock full o' Nuts crazy? You're right. In a warehouse it'd be fine.
rmbnn - Love it! :)
I did this for my wedding with dried lavender and old tea tins (used foam to arrange the lavender nicely). It looked lovely and having the same flowers in each made it look pulled together.
hehe Kate - would should find a really nice vintage can and just switch it out one day. He probably wouldn't even notice :)
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Uhhh, a sink on top of a toilet? I don't think I could do that.
Seems like a good space saver, and certainly better than no sink, but I have a tiny (albiet cool looking) sink like these and I can't wash my face without making a huge mess. I am quite thankful that wipes are easy to find and rather inexpensive these days.
I love the idea of a sink on top of the toilet! I would much rather have a larger shower space than a separate sink and toilet, but I could see why it would cause others to squirm.
We have a teeny master bath, but I'm determined to get a double sink in there. I'm praying Ikea doesn't discontinue the Odensvik sink before we get around to remodeling!
the sink ontop of a toilet is a water saving thing, i have seen it in a lot of restaurants and businesses that are environmentally conscience. the idea is the water used by the last person to wash their hands is recycled into the tank for the next persons flush.
we went through this a few years ago. Ended up with a 10" deep basin and a custom built cabinet (pictures here: http://www.lifeonchurchill.com/2010/09/bathroom-is-finished-well-almost.html) glad you are highlighting this!
Wow, both my sink and my faucet are in this line up.....
Sinks in toilets would probably be ok in a lavatory, but I don't think they are remotely practical for a full bathroom where you want to brush your teeth or wash your face. Fascinating idea, though!
When my husband and I moved into our house we were desperate for a second bathroom, so we converted the coat closet in the foyer into a water closet. Since the space started out as a closet, we didn't have enough space for both a toilet and a sink, so we got the Sink Positive Toilet Lid Sink and we love it! When you flush the toilet, the water runs through the sink into the toilet bowl. So far, the only problem we've had with it is when people with really dirty hands wash them because then all that dirt ends up in the toilet bowl.
I agree that the sink/toilet combination is great for a powder room, or a restaurant/shop, but not in a full bathroom. I like bench space around my sink, as well as a decent sized sink for washing my face etc.
I stayed in a rental house recently that had #6. It was surprisingly usable.
Also, I could not do the toilet/sink combo. Call me a prude!
I'm looking at the LILLÅNGEN series of sink for my bathroom someday soon. The newest one - the one shown in pictures 1 and 2 - is surprisingly wide. The smallest is 15" x 16" and goes perfect in my tiny 5' x 7' bathroom space, and provides storage that my current pitiful pedestal sink doesn't.
We are currently using the sink on top of the toilet tank and I have reservations and commendations for it. Solved a huge space issue for us, but it's plastic and thus feels chintzy. Also, it's ineffectual for washing your face before bed or in the morning! Too tiny and splashing water out of the sink is a problem. For our next tiny bathroom space we are using an IKEA sink I didn't see mentioned here called the Ann(e). It's tiny, rounded. Large enough to be functional. I do tend to like more squared off sinks.


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1. Despite dire expectations that Pablo Paredes would suffer the next 8 months in jail like his friend Camilo Mejia (the first Conscientious Objector to be tried), Pablo is free from imprisonment. We are delighted to report that his "victory is an incredible boon to the anti-war movement," as attested by Jeremy Warren, Pablo's lawyer. Thank you for your support -- especially CODEPINK San Diego, who stood by Pablo's side this week. Let's use this momentum to continue supporting each soldier's right of conscience by signing our petition. For more on Pablo's trial and his statement of conscience, go to: http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=05/05/13/1437208.
2. Our double victory includes Bolton's delayed confirmation. In a series of surprising events, the republicans were forced to send his vote to the senate as a no recommendation. Just as word of this news reached us, we also heard from our beloved Barbara Boxer, who had dug into her bag of tricks and put a HOLD vote on this issue, with a request for more information, which the State Department is still sitting on. Thanks to her, we have won a few more days to press forward with our campaign against Bolton. We THANK Barbara Boxer yet again for being a true representative of the people and for standing up to the bullies in the White House and Congress. We ask everyone, especially her Californian constituents, to call Barbara Boxer to THANK HER, and to support her in BLOCKING THE VOTE!
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 16, 2010)-Never close to the early lead in any of his previous starts, Teafatiller was in front of most of the way in his 9-1 turf upset in a $44,400 optional claimer Friday night at Hollywood Park.
This victory helped trigger a Pick Six carryover of $107,485 when racing resumes Saturday. Post time is 1 p.m. The Pick Six begins in the fifth race.
Despite breaking last, Teafatiller, a 4-year-old son of In Excess out of the Ezzoud mare Cheshire Cat, had the advantage before the first turn and went on to a 2 ½ length victory.
Ridden by Paul Atkinson for owners Marie Jackson and Mary Wilkins and trainer Bruce Jackson, Teafatiller paid $20.60, $7.60 and $3.60.
The win was his second in seven races for the gelding, who was purchased for $50,000 as a 2-year-old at the Barretts' May sale in 2008. He has earned $64,270.
In defeating five other California breds, Teafatiller completed the 1 1/16 miles in 1:41.60.
The victory was the third of the meet for Atkinson on turf. All have been with longshots, including Living Word, who paid $159.20 when winning the fifth race on July 10.
A bettor would be showing a profit of $159.20 if they had wagered $2 to win on each of Atkinson's 19 mounts on the grass.
The jockey's other win on the surface came aboard Image And Likeness, who returned $18.40 when defeating maidens on May 9.
Pop'shands Are Hot, who was closest to the winner throughout, returned $5 and $3. Jack's Wild, the 13-10 favorite, was a non-threatening third.
Seeking his second victory in a row, the 8-year-old Lil Tyler gelding finished 1 ½ lengths behind Pop'shands Are Hot. Jack's Wild paid $2.20 to show.
Stalking Gold was a half-length back in fourth, then came Miguel's Mascot and Aliza's Dream.
Joel Rosario won two races Friday, one more than Rafael Bejarano. The defending champ, Rosario has a 76-73 advantage over Bejarano entering the final two days of the season .
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The loss puts Tracy at 1-2 in league and tilts this year's quest for the SJAA title in favor of Lincoln or Lodi, who face off in their final dual match of the regular season Jan. 29 at Lincoln High.
Tracy's effort Tuesday included five consecutive individual wins in the middle weight classes at the end of the dual match. The teams split the total number of wins with seven each, but Lincoln got more points for its wins.
"I'm just proud of the team as a whole, just being able to come back from losing a few matches in a row," said sophomore Noah Blackwell, who started Tracy's night with a 9-4 decision over Lincoln's Johnley Castro in the 152-pound class.
"I was a little disappointed in myself," Blackwell said. "I should have pinned him, which would have given us three more points, and we would have had the dual meet."
The Bulldogs won four matches by pin (6 points each), one by major decision (4 points) and two by decision (3 points each), while the Trojans won three by pin (6 points each), one by forfeit (6 points), one by technical fall (5 points), one by major decision (4 points) and one by decision (3 points).
Tracy coach Tony Leanos said he entered the night expecting more pins from his team, but he also had some of his younger wrestlers in the lineup. Nobody wrestled in the 182-pound class for Tracy because of injuries.
Leanos said that Lodi, which beat Tracy 58-18 in Lodi on Jan. 10, and Lincoln are now in the best position to fight for the league title, but Tracy can still make a strong showing at the league, division and section tournaments.
"We'll have to come back and make some noise and advance guys," Leanos said.
The dual match looked like it would have a lopsided score in Lincoln's favor after the Trojans won most of the upper-middle, heavy and light weight classes.
Tracy then won a string of matches at the end, starting with junior Dalton Gualco's pin in 3:27 over Lincoln's Josh Salisbury in the 120-pound class.
"I didn't know much about my opponent. Mostly it's just the coaches helping us out with our determination and getting us fit and ready for the match," Gualco said.
Sophomore Tomaz Landeros (138) got a pin in 2:59 over Jonah Garcia, right after his brother, senior Albert Landeros (132) won with a pin in 2:53 over Angelo Jacquez.
In other wins, Tracy junior Alex Warner (220) pinned Vincent Estus in 3:15, senior DeJahn Williams (126) beat Anthony Rocha on a 10-1 major decision, and sophomore Zoheb Bafaiz (145) pinned Jessica Rodriguez in 1:10.
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Kimball High's wrestlers added a win and a loss to their Valley Oak League record after a double dual match at Sierra High in Manteca on Wednesday, Jan. 16.
The Jaguars (3-1 VOL) lost 40-27 to league leader Oakdale and beat Sierra, 66-10.
Kimball won five of the 14 matches, including pins for junior Trent Nicholson (138) and senior Nathan Pearlman (285). Senior Austin Griffith (152) went the distance for a 22-10 major decision, and senior Vinay Rao (120) won on a 6-0 decision.
Kimball also won a match by forfeit.
Kimball also put up close contests in the 120-pound class, where sophomore Reese Chew lost 6-5 in the final seconds, junior Matt Cooper (195) lost a 4-2 decision, and senior Logan Finley (220) lost a 4-1 decision at the end of the third round.
Kimball benefitted from eight Sierra forfeits in the other dual match, plus a 16-4 major decision for Chew, a 15-0 technical fall for Nicholson, a 10-5 decision for Griffith, and a second-round pin for Finley.
West falls at Tokay
West High's wrestlers took a step back in the Tri-City Athletic League standings with a 37-26 loss at Tokay High in Lodi on Jan. 10.
The outcome put West at 1-1 in TCAL duals and Tokay at 2-0 in league, giving the Tigers the advantage in competition for the league title.
West won six of the 14 matches for the night.
Senior Ethan Padilla (285) won with a second-round pin and senior Roy Bravo (145) won with a second-round pin. Seniors Jeff Sapiandante (120) and Mitchell Selna (152) and sophomore Angel Castillo (126) all won major decisions, and senior Amrit Singh (195) won his match on a decision.
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The BMC Racing Team will compete in a pair of one-day races this weekend that serve as a final tune-up for teams and riders competing in the Giro d'Italia.
Oss Recharged After Break
Taylor Phinney is the only rider confirmed for the Giro who is on the BMC Racing Team's roster for the GP Industria & Artigianato Larciano on Saturday and Giro Della Toscana on Sunday. The remainder of the six-rider line-up consists of national road champions Martin Kohler (Switzerland) and Sebastian Lander (Denmark), plus Steve Cummings, Daniel Oss and Larry Warbasse. Oss, who has not competed since the Amstel Gold Race, said the nearly two-week layoff has been good. "I felt a bit tired after the spring season, but being at home recharged my battery," he said. "I think this weekend will be perfect for me. I don't really know my condition, but my morale and spirit is ready." BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said both races will be good tests of form. "These are pretty hard races, so any guys who might be going to the Giro will know where they stand," he said.
GP Industria & Artigianato Larciano roster (April 27):
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The Dandy Portraits: The Lives of Exquisite Gentlemen Today is a portrait project by Brooklyn-based photographer and film maker Rose Callahan.
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