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Managing carbon on federal public lands: Opportunities and challenges in southwestern Colorado
June 2016
Federal lands in the United States have been identified as important areas where forests could be managed to enhance carbon storage and help mitigate climate change. However, there has been little work examining the context for decision making for carbon in a multiple-use public land environment, and how science can support decision making. This case study of the San Juan National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management Tres Rios Field Office in southwestern Colorado examines whether land managers in these offices have adequate tools, information, and management flexibility to practice effective carbon stewardship. Read the article in Environmental Management.
Dilling, L., K. C. Kelsey, D. P. Fernandez, Y. D. Huang, J. B. Milford, and J. C. Neff (2016). Environmental Management.
The role of U.S. states in facilitating effective water governance under stress and change
April 2016
Worldwide water governance failures undermine effective water management under uncertainty and change. Overcoming these failures requires employing more adaptive, resilient water management approaches; yet, while scholars have advance theory of what adaptive, resilient approaches should be, there is little empirical evidence to support those normative propositions. To fill this gap, Kirchhoff and Dilling reviewed the literature to derive theorized characteristics of adaptive, resilient water governance including knowledge generation and use, participation, clear rules for water use, and incorporating nonstationarity. Read the paper here.
Kirchhoff, C. and L. Dilling, 2016. Water Resources Research, Published April 17.
High-resolution climate modeling for regional adaptation
March 2016
Workshop attendees discussed how improved projections of rainfall extremes as climate changes could help officials mitigate erosion of archaeologically and culturally important locations such as this one at North Dakota's Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site. The river has already eroded part of this 19th century Hidatsa village—only 31 visible earth lodge depressions remain. Read the article here.
Rangwala, I., C. Dewes, and J. Barsugli (2016). EOS, Vol. 97, March 25.
Improving the public value of science: A typology to inform discussion, design and implementation of research
March 2016
Elizabeth McNie published a paper entitled "Improving the public value of science: A typology to inform discussion, design and implementation of research" with Adam Parris and Dan Sarewitz. In this paper, they describe a more complete view of research activities and expectations and introduce a multi-dimensional typology of research activities. Attributes of research are idealized on a spectrum, from science-centric to user-oriented. Using the typology can inform science-policy planning and decisions.
McNie, E. C., A. Parris, and D. Sarewitz, 2016. Research Policy, Vol. 45, Issue 4.
WWA Spotlight
Wyoming drought worsening; summary released
To convey the intensifying and expanding drought conditions in Wyoming, a 2-page drought summary was released today by the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) and several partners, including WWA. Dry and hot conditions in June and July have led to 55% of Wyoming now being classified as "abnormally dry" or worse, up from 43% just one week ago.
Report released on WWA snowpack workshops
In August and September 2015, WWA convened three all-day workshops, supported the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), to improve the usability of snowpack monitoring information in the Rocky Mountain West. The workshops brought together 180 participants, mainly representing a core user community of local, state, and federal water managers, along with other stakeholders, researchers, and information providers. The newly released report on the workshop summarizes the current state of snowpack monitoring and application to runoff forecasting, describes new spatial snow products, and conveys the user needs expressed in the workshops.
An evaluation of the Upper Colorado River Basin Drought Early Warning System
WWA completed an evaluation of the Upper Colorado River Basin Drought Early Warning System (UCRB DEWS), which is part of the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) and is operated out of the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State University. The UCRB DEWS was the first of nine DEWS across the United States, and is based around regular webinars and a website that communicate drought conditions to water managers, agricultural producers, and other decision-makers. WWA's evaluation assessed whether the UCRB DEWS is meeting NIDIS' goals for the DEWS and improving drought preparedness in the Upper Colorado River Basin. The evaluation report describes several areas where the UCRB DEWS is succeeding and recommends steps that could be taken to improve its effectiveness. WWA's evaluation is currently being used to inform NIDIS strategic planning across all of the DEWS.
John Berggren receives CIRES Graduate Student Research Fellowship
John Berggren received the CIRES Graduate Student Research Award for his project "Transitioning to a New Era in Western United States Water Governance: Examining Adaptive Capacity and Equitable Water Policy in the Colorado River Basin". This project uses a multi-method case study research design to theoretically and empirically determine criteria for sustainable and equitable water policy. It focuses on the Colorado River Basin as a case study to better understand how these criteria might be identified, contextualized, and put into operation. Additionally, this research will examine how water managers can use these criteria to help incorporate new scientific information and successfully adapt existing institutions to continually changing environmental conditions.


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...thats if you can....Bioshock Infinite!
...One level I played 3 times getting a little further each time before having to quit. My last save point was just 2 seconds around the corner from when I last quit the last time.....frustrating!
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Na, I'm pretty sure its because of console that the save system is messed up in the first place. Its exactly the same on console, don't see how that would make a difference apart from longer loading times, lower resolutions and less sharp textures :(
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Crowley Police had received multiple complaints of counterfeit money before arresting Kenly Mouton and Tyler Sloane today.
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BOSTON (AP) – The police officer who survived a showdown with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects left the hospital Friday and headed home with a bullet still in his body, nearly two months after the gun battle that severed one of his major arteries.
Officer Richard Donohue walked out of Boston's Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital on crutches, emerging with his wife to the applause of more than a dozen fellow Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority officers.
The 33-year-old MBTA officer spent about a month recovering at Spaulding. He's been coping with nerve damage that can make it painful to walk, and will continue to do outpatient rehab.
Donohue can take a few steps on his own now and can use a cane to walk. He said he feels his body is improving and that he drew inspiration by exercising at Spaulding alongside those who survived the April 15 bombings near the race's finish line.
"We're all on the same track. We all want to get better," he said. "We're all working hard to do so."
The officer said he's looking forward to being home so he can spend more time with his infant son, see his family's beagle, sleep in a bigger bed and have "a little more independence and a few less distractions."
But Donohue said he still has a long way to go before he makes a full recovery. While he wants to get back to work, he doesn't have a timetable for that yet.
His wife, Kim Donohue, said it will be a proud and tough day for her when he goes back to his job. She described the last two months as a "whirlwind" time when the family got offers of help from all over the world.
The officer said he has no memory of the April encounter on the streets of Watertown, Mass., between police and marathon bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Authorities have said the suspects and officers exchanged gunfire and the brothers also lobbed explosives at police in their attempt to escape.
Donohue also said he hasn't heard anything new on the investigation into who may have fired the bullet that pierced his groin and almost killed him. He has said in the past that it didn't matter to him if the bullet turned out to be from an officer's gun, saying officers did their jobs in the chaotic encounter that also resulted in 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev's death.
A spokeswoman for the Middlesex district attorney said the investigation into the shooting is ongoing.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, is awaiting trial on federal charges that include use of a weapon of mass destruction to kill, an offense for which authorities could seek the death penalty.
MBTA Police Chief Paul MacMillan walked out of the hospital with the Donohues on Friday morning, before a convoy of police vehicles pulled away from the hospital to escort the couple home.
"It's just a remarkable story that he is where he is today," MacMillan said, adding that he looked forward to having Donohue back on duty.
"As soon as he's ready, we've got a uniform for him and we'll put him to work."
Friday also marked the day before the deadline to apply for aid from the primary victims' compensation fund, which has grown to more than $47 million since Boston Mayor Thomas Menino and Gov. Deval Patrick established it shortly after the April 15 attack.
The One Fund received 188 applications for funding by the end of the day Friday, according to deputy administrator Camille Biros. More applications were expected Saturday as the deadline arrived.
Donohue is among those eligible for aid, along with the more than 260 people injured in the bombings, the families of the three people who died that day, and the family of slain Massachusetts Institute of Technology Officer Sean Collier. Authorities have said the bombing suspects fatally shot Collier while they still were at large.
Jay Lindsay contributed to this report.
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A criticism of wind power seems to be that it is intermittent and thus cannot be used as a base load. Because of this intermittent behavior it is also claimed that a continuously running backup power system must be kept on line, thereby using additional energy.
It is rarely pointed out that these same problems exist for solar; in fact they may cause bigger problems:
1. The sun does not shine at night, thus depending on the time of year there would by anywhere from about nine to 15 hours of darkness at the latitude of Vermont (wind may blow any time during the day or night).
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by Sowa, Nii Kwaku
- 1119-1128 Fiscal adjustment and growth in Cote d'Ivoire
by Kouassy, Oussou & Bohoun, Bouabre
- 1129-1146 Fiscal federalism: Nigeria's post-independence experience, 1960-90
by Ekpo, Akpan H.
- 1147-1160 Evaluating the net gains from the CFA Franc Zone membership: A different perspective
by Allechi, M'Bet & Niamkey, Madeleine A.
- 1161-1173 Trade and payments regime and the balance of payments in Ghana
by Jebuni, C. D. & Oduro, A. D. & Tutu, K. A.
- 1175-1182 Relative price effects of exchange rate depreciation in Nigeria under fixed and fixed/flexible mark-up pricing regimes
by Olu Ajakaiye, D. & Ojowu, Ode
- 1183-1198 Exchange rate unification and economic development: The case of Uganda, 1987-92
by Kasekende, L. & Ssemogerere, G.
- 1199-1210 Characteristics of the savings-investment process in Nigeria
by Soyibo, Adedoyin
- 1211-1221 Private investment under uncertainty in Ghana
by Aryeetey, Ernest
- 1223-1242 Assessing and managing external debt problems in Nigeria
by Raheem, Mufutau Iyiola
- 1243-1251 The structure and policy implications of a macroeconomic model of Ghana
by Dordunoo, Cletus K.
1994, Volume 22, Issue 7
- 953-969 The origins and practice of participatory rural appraisal
by Chambers, Robert
- 971-981 Questioning the call for environmental loans: A critical examination of forestry lending in the Philippines
by Korten, Frances F.
- 983-995 Poverty reduction through geographic targeting: How well does it work?
by Baker, Judy L. & Grosh, Margaret E.
- 997-1010 Malthus controverted: The role of capital and technology in growth and environment recovery in Kenya
by Tiffen, Mary & Mortimore, Michael
- 1011-1030 Economic returns to social power: Merchants' finance and interlinkage in the grain markets of Bangladesh
by Crow, Ben & Murshid, K. A. S.
- 1031-1044 Demographic behavior and poverty: Micro-level evidence from Southern Sudan
by Cohen, Barney & House, William J.
- 1045-1059 Policy lessons from Lao and Hmong women in Thai refugee camps
by Cha, Dia & Small, Cathy A.
- 1061-1071 "Missing women" reconsidered
by Klasen, Stephan
- 1073-1082 Discrimination against women in formal credit markets: Reality or rhetoric?
by Baydas, Mayada M. & Meyer, Richard L. & Aguilera-Alfred, Nelson
- 1083-1096 A tale of two enterprises: Swaziland's lessons for privatization
by Sonko, Karamo N. M.
- 1097-1102 Intellectual origins of Indian economic reform: A review of Jagdish Bhagwati's India in transition: Freeing the economy (1993)
by Khatkhate, Deena
1994, Volume 22, Issue 6
- 811-822 The poor and the environment: Friends or foes?
by Broad, Robin
- 823-838 Impacts on rural poverty of land-based targeting: Further results for Bangladesh
by Ravallion, Martin & Sen, Binayak
- 839-857 Village labor markets in Sheikan district, Sudan
by Kevane, Michael
- 859-875 Building human resources and women's capabilities in Afghanistan: A retrospect and prospects
by Moghadam, Valentine M.
- 877-888 Institutional barriers to policy reform in Egypt: The case of the agricultural machinery industry
by Kerr, John M.
- 889-910 Industrial districts in Europe: Policy lessons for developing countries?
by Schmitz, Hubert & Musyck, Bernard
- 911-923 Peru's return toward an open economy: Macroeconomic complications and structural questions
by Sheahan, John
- 925-934 State-owned enterprise reform through performance contracts: The Bolivian experiment
by Mallon, Richard D.
- 935-947 State policy and rural resource allocation in China as seen through a Hebei province township, 1970-1985
by Wiemer, Calla
1994, Volume 22, Issue 5
- 671-689 Changing the economics of environmental degradation in Madagascar: Lessons from the national environmental action plan process
by Larson, Bruce A.
- 691-706 Why are farms so small?
by Johnson, Nancy L. & Ruttan, Vernon W.
- 707-719 From rags to riches: The impact of rural development on women's status in an Indian village
by Vlassoff, Carol
- 721-735 Penny capitalism: Efficient but poor or inefficient and (less than) second best?
by Schweigert, Thomas
- 737-753 Brazilian privatization in the 1990s
by Pinheiro, Armando Castelar & Giambiagi, Fabio
- 755-769 The impact of new technologies on scale in manufacturing industries: Issues and evidence
by Alcorta, Ludovico
- 771-780 Catching up or falling behind: Patterns in international interfirm technology partnering
by Freeman, Chris & Hagedoorn, John
- 781-794 Import substitution and export-led growth: A study of Taiwan's petrochemical industry
by Chu, Wan-Wen
- 795-801 Exchange rate variability and imports in WAMU countries: Is this relationship relevant?
by Assane, Djeto & Konan, Abel
- 803-805 A reply to Assane and Konan
by Medhora, Rohinton
- 807-810 Decentralization, participation and spatial equity in rural tanzania: A comment
by Semboja, Joseph & Therkildsen, Ole
- I-I A comparison of determinants of urban, rural and farm poverty in Costa Rica
by Rodriguez, Adrian G. & Smith, Stephen M.
1994, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 483-500 Political liberation and economic policy reform in Africa
by Van De Walle, Nicolas
- 501-516 Convergence and divergence in the informal sector debate: A focus on Latin America, 1984-92
by Rakowski, Cathy A.
- 517-533 Issues of state and market: From interventionism to deregulation of food markets in Nicaragua
by Spoor, Max
- 535-542 Macroeconomic management and the division of powers in Brazil: Perspectives for the 1990s
by Bomfim, Antulio & Shah, Anwar
- 543-553 Women's income and boy-girl anthropometric status in the Cote d'Ivoire
by Haddad, Lawrence & Hoddinott, John
- 555-565 Poor women's participation in income-generating projects and their fertility regulation in rural Bangladesh: Evidence from a recent survey
by Amin, Ruhul & Ahmed, A. U. & Chowdhury, J. & Ahmed, M.
- 567-578 The measurement of inequality and poverty: A policy maker's guide to the literature
by Blackwood, D. L. & Lynch, R. G.
- 579-586 Budgetary policy and political liberty: A cross-sectional analysis
by Habibi, Nader
- 587-599 Trade strategy and revealed trade bias: An evaluation for a small industrializing economy
by Milner, Chris
- 601-613 Chinese urbanization and development before and after economic reform: A comparative reappraisal
by Chang, Kyung-Sup
- 615-625 The East Asian miracle: An introduction
by Page, John M.
- 627-633 Why isn't the whole world experimenting with the East Asian model to develop?: Review of the East Asian miracle
by Amsden, Alice H.
- 635-644 The East Asia challenge to neoclassical orthodoxy
by Kwon, Jene
- 645-654 The East Asian miracle: Does the bell toll for industrial strategy?
by Lall, Sanjaya
- 655-661 There are at least three models of East Asian development
by Perkins, Dwight H.
- 663-670 Anything new in the miracle report? Yes and no
by Yanagihara, Toru
1994, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 285-299 Monetary integration in Africa: A deliberately European perspective
by Cobham, David & Robson, Peter
- 301-313 Innovation in rural finance: Indonesia's Badan Kredit Kecamatan program
by Riedinger, Jeffrey M.
- 315-322 Modernization of financial markets: An analysis of informal credit markets in prewar Japan
by Teranishi, Juro
- 323-335 Cartels in an "Nth-Best" world: The wholesale foodstuff trade in Ibadan, Nigeria
by Smith, Harlan II & Luttrell, Margaret E.
- 337-353 From mass production to flexible specialization: A case study of microeconomic change in a semi-industrialized economy
by Kaplinsky, Raphael
- 355-368 Are institutions or economic rents responsible for interindustry wage differentials?
by Morrison, Andrew R.
- 369-380 Unskilled urban migrant women and disguised employment: Home-working women in Istanbul, Turkey
by Cinar, E. Mine
- 381-397 A comparison of determinants of urban, rural and farm poverty in Costa Rica
by Rodriguez, Adrian G. & Smith, Stephen M.
- 399-411 Managing adjustment costs, political authority, and the implementation of adjustment programs, with special reference to African countries
by Johnson, Omotunde E. G.
- 413-422 The successful developmental state: Where does it come from?
by Grabowski, Richard
- 423-425 Introduction
by Lewis, Peter M.
- 427-436 The politics of profit in Tunisia: Utility of the rentier paradigm?
by Bellin, Eva
- 437-451 Economic statism, private capital, and the dilemmas of accumulation in Nigeria
by Lewis, Peter M.
- 453-467 Trade, taxes, and tribute: Market liberalizations and the new importers in West Africa
by Boone, Catherine
- 469-482 The failed Africanization of commerce and industry in Kenya
by Himbara, David
1994, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 129-143 Is the iron law of oligarchy rusting away in the Third World?
by Fisher, Julie
- 145-158 Economic and ecological perspectives on ranching in the Eastern Amazon
by Mattos, Marli Maria & Uhl, Christopher
- 159-173 Food security strategies under extremely adverse conditions: The determinants of household income and consumption in rural Mozambique
by Tschirley, David L. & Weber, Michael T.
- 175-187 Egalitarianism, subsistence provision, and work incentives in China's agricultural collectives
by Kung, James Kaising
- 189-199 Market-based early warning indicators of famine for the pastoral households of the Sahel
by Khan, M. Mahmud
- 201-213 Recent experience with commercial bank debt reduction: Has the "menu" outdone the market?
by Claessens, Stijn & Diwan, Ishac
- 215-223 Inflation and the demand for money in developing countries
by Honohan, Patrick
- 225-236 Management systems as technology: Japanese, US and national firms in the Brazilian electronic sector
by Bos, Antonio & Cole, William E.
- 237-250 Treasure islands or fool's gold: Can and should small island economies copy Jersey?
by Hampton, Mark P.
- 251-251 Preface
by Standing, Guy
- 253-260 Employment restructuring in Russian industry
by Standing, Guy
- 261-270 Labor market implications of "privatization" in Russian industry in 1992
by Standing, Guy
- 271-283 The changing position of women in Russian industry: Prospects of marginalization
by Standing, Guy
1994, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-9 The management of risk: Informal trade in Indonesia
by Evers, Hans-Dieter & Mehmet, Ozay
- 11-26 Industrial policy reform in six large newly industrializing countries: The resource curse thesis
by Auty, Richard M.
- 27-44 Japanese maquiladoras: Production organization and global commodity chains
by Kenney, Martin & Florida, Richard
- 45-53 Location-specific advantages and manufacturing direct foreign investment in South China
by Zhang, Le-Yin
- 55-70 Herbicide use in Asian rice production
by Naylor, Rosamond
- 71-83 Water markets, market reform and the urban poor: Results from Jakarta, Indonesia
by Crane, Randall
- 85-98 Balancing the budget with implicit domestic default: The case of Brazil in the 1980s
by Tanner, Evan
- 99-113 Empirical results of aid motivations: Australia's bilateral aid program
by Gounder, Rukmani
- 115-128 The real exchange rate conundrum: The case of Central America
by Fleissig, Adrian & Grennes, Thomas
1993, Volume 21, Issue 12
- 1895-1912 Economic liberalization, political pluralism and business associations in developing countries
by Moore, Mick & Hamalai, Ladi
- 1913-1930 Thinking strategically about development: A typology of action programs for global change
by Morgan, Elizabeth A. & Power, Grant D. & Weigel, Van B.
- 1931-1945 Toward a global effort to protect the earth's biological diversity
by Tobey, James A.
- 1947-1963 Doing what comes naturally? Women and environment in development
by Jackson, Cecile
- 1965-1980 Silences speak louder than claims: Gender, household, and agricultural development in Southern Africa
by Geisler, Gisela
- 1981-1988 Liberalization and privatization in Tanzania and Zambia
by Due, Jean M.
- 1989-2001 South-south technology transfer: The case of China's Kpatawee rice project in Liberia
by Brautigam, Deborah
- 2003-2016 Invisible hands, indigenous knowledge and inevitable fads: Challenges to public sector agricultural research in Ghana
by Tripp, Robert
- 2017-2028 Is Africa different?
by Conway, Patrick & Greene, Joshua
- 2029-2038 Political economy, growth and convergence in less-developed countries
by Chatterji, Monojit & Gilmore, Brian & Strunk, Kurt & Vanasin, Jon
- 2039-2054 Economic independence through protection? Emerging contradictions in India's small-scale sector
by Guhathakurta, Subhrajit
- 2055-2058 A comment on "the IMF, the World Bank and Africa's adjusment and extenal debt problems: An unofficial view"
by Husain, Ishrat
- 2059-2063 A reply
by Helleiner, G. K.
1993, Volume 21, Issue 11
- 1715-1728 Rural household transport in Africa: Reducing the burden on women?
by Bryceson, Deborah Fahy & Howe, John
- 1729-1748 Environmental issues and economic decisions in developing countries
by Munasinghe, Mohan
- 1749-1771 The economic rationale for investing in nutrition in developing countries
by Behrman, Jere R.
- 1773-1786 Development approaches and the role of policy advocacy: The case of the World Bank
by Kardam, Nuket
- 1787-1801 "Twenty-five years of Economic Development" revisited
by Rock, Michael T.
- 1803-1821 The meaning of development: Interactions between "new" and "old" ideas
by Ingham, Barbara
- 1823-1835 The postsocialist transitions in comparative perspective: Policy issues and recent experience
by Solimano, Andres
- 1837-1849 Promoting participation in irrigation: Reflections on experience in Southeast Asia
by Bruns, Bryan
- 1851-1865 Export Processing Zones in the Dominican Republic: Transforming manufactures into commodities
by Kaplinsky, Raphael
- 1867-1881 Financial liberalization in Africa
by Seck, Diery & El Nil, Yasim H.
- 1883-1893 Currency substitution: The recent experience of Bolivia
by Clements, Benedict & Schwartz, Gerd
1993, Volume 21, Issue 10
- 1567-1582 Tales of dissemination in small-farm agriculture: Lessons for institution builders
by Tendler, Judith
- 1583-1606 Has recovery begun? "Africa's adjustment in the 1980s" revisited
by Mosley, Paul & Weeks, John
- 1607-1613 Manufactured exports from developing countries and their terms of trade: A reexamination of the Sarkar-Singer results
by Athukorala, Premachandra
- 1615-1616 Manufactured exports of developing countries and their terms of trade since 1965: A comment
by Bleaney, Michael F.
- 1617-1620 Manufacture--manufacture terms of trade deterioration: A reply
by Sarkar, Prabirjit & Singer, H. W.
- 1621-1631 External disturbances, domestic policy responses and debt accumulation in Nigeria
by Nyatepe-Coo, Akorlie A.
- 1633-1646 An approach to poverty alleviation for large international development agencies
by Clements, Paul
- 1647-1658 Panterritorial versus regional pricing for maize in Zimbabwe
by Masters, William A. & Nuppenau, Ernst-August
- 1659-1675 Soil erosion and labor shortages in the Andes with special reference to Bolivia, 1953ndash;1991: Implications for "conservation-with-development"
by Zimmerer, Karl S.
- 1677-1684 The nonprice determinants of export success or failure: The Egyptian ready-made garment industry, 1975-1989
by Abdel-Latif, Abla M.
- 1685-1697 Public sector banking, efficiency and economic growth in India
by Ketkar, Kusum W.
- 1699-1708 Nongovernmental organizations and the cultural development perspective in Thailand: A comment on Rigg (1991)
by Hewison, Kevin
- 1709-1713 A reply to Kevin Hewison
by Rigg, Jonathan
1993, Volume 21, Issue 9
- 1395-1404 Structural adjustment as a policy process: The case of Tanzania
by Hyden, Goran & Karlstrom, Bo
- 1405-1416 Development's deaf ear: Downstream users and water releases from the Bakolori Dam, Nigeria
by Adams, W. M.
- 1417-1434 Natural disaster situations and growth: A macroeconomic model for sudden disaster impacts
by Albala-Bertrand, J. M.
- 1435-1437 Measuring the effects of economic integration on third countries: A comment on Kreinin and Plummer
by Pomfret, Richard
- 1439-1439 A reply to Richard Pomfret's comment
by Kreinin, Mordechai E. & Plummer, Michael G.
- 1441-1445 Productivity in manufacturing as a determinant of growth: The Indian case
by Khatkhate, Deena
- 1447-1450 Editors' introduction
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- 1451-1475 South African land policy: The legacy of history and current options
by Binswanger, Hans P. & Deininger, Klaus
- 1477-1494 Characteristics and performance of resettlement programs: A review
by Kinsey, Bill H. & Binswanger, Hans P.
- 1495-1514 Agricultural marketing and pricing reform: A review of experience
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1993, Volume 21, Issue 8
- 1245-1261 Introduction: Some insights from Western social theory
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to AOL's high speed success.
DSL is more
convenient, more affordable than cable modem.
year-end 1999, AOL will have 25 million subscribers -
million through DSL, bigger than cable modem
By yearend 2000, those numbers will be 50 million
and 5 million,
By that time
AOL would have split 3-4 more times and the
pre-split price of AOL will be around
That's my estimate!!!
A track record that speaks for
Over 3,000 stocks are analyzed, but only 2 or 3 are
chosen daily that meet standards to show a potential of
25% or more. Check out
It offers a FREE TRIAL!
You have a few more days to get on the train before it BLASTS off with GREAT beyond WHISPER #'s!
I do own AOL also but hold a larger portion of ATHM.
ATHM isp is for searching the net first and
contents 2nd. You can do many things such as chat on Yahoo
which is free. The internet itself has a lifetime of
content already including streaming videos and MP3's
which many AOL people cannot effeciently take advantage
of because the speed makes it virtually impossible.
If speed is no big deal AOL should not fight for
open access. Your post make virtually no sense at all.
I love the internet but I do not use AOL. Some love
AOL and can run AOL with ATHM. What is your main
- Cable Modems: Not So Fast?
WE EXPECTED some acrid email from America
Online (AOL) devotees when we ran a story last week
suggesting that
the Dulles dynamo might lose customers
to cable-modem-service providers such as At Home
(ATHM) and Road Runner, a
service owned by Time
Warner (TWX) and MediaOne (UMG). But we didn't expect
readers who use these cable modems
to be so
disdainful of the service they already get.
reader called it "spotty." Another used the word "lame."
Edmund Kwan wrote, "Many of my friends have At Home. I
was told At Home goes down about two to three times a
week, and each time for hours." A Colorado reader
wrote, "At
Home is down about 50% of the time. The
only reason I use At Home is because I want my phone
line available [when I
use the Web]." So maybe AOL
has more time than we thought to cobble together a
strong broadband strategy.
For the short term,
even At Home bulls don t see the service trampling
AOL. Merrill Lynch analyst Henry Blodget, in
initiating At Home coverage with a Buy rating last week,
wrote that the stock should "trend higher as long as
the company
continues to meet or exceed targets."
Merrill, which is advising At Home in its purchase of
Excite (XCIT), says the
company "could challenge
AOL" if that merger thrives. But since that s a big
"if," At Home first needs to upgrade its
and customer service. ....
full story:
Like you post as well. I guess my response for
now would have to be a wait and see. I have many
friends here in MA that work in the tech feild, most if
not all think DSL will be the future.98% of us
households are hitched to phone service while I believe its
58% are hitched to cable. Right off the bat numbers
are better. DSL is available over copper lines from a
company that is connected end to end. Cable lines are at
present are old an need major updating to be able to
handle the inet.they are brought to you via deverse
companies , mainly indipendent of each other and not all
interconnected. Cable lines are shared lines, DSL lines are not.
DSL line also cut down on the need for 2 phone lines
for many individuals, you can have voice and data
I believe that broadband is the way of the
future I just have different thoughts about how we, the
public, will be accessing it.
I may be wrong, may be
right. The only thing I can say for sure is, that AOL
will not be left behind. Do we really think that
anything that has been said on thsi board about broadband
has not been talked about in greater detail, adn by
more sophisticated individuals then us.
have a
good weekend all.
Mr. Case is truly an innovator, and a man of
vision. The new ideas that they are bringing to market
are remarkable, and will undoubtedly affect the way
we access the internet in the future. As you know,
perception of a companies future prospects plays a key role
in its current price. AOL's stock price, more than
any other company, is news driven (at least between
earnings reports). AOL's current price has taken all the
latest announcements into account, and will only be bid
higher by a strong earnings showing this Tuesday. If
they beat the whisper, AOL will explode. If
As for the long term, I as a long term investor with
a considerable stake in AOL have to be convinced
that the broadband
"problem" will not hamper AOL's
ability to sustain its growth. I am not convinced that
AOL has a strong broadband strategy, or if they do,
it has not been articulated to me in a way that
convinces me that they've "tackled" the issue. The INSTANT
that investors perceive AOL's growth is slowing, the
price will be cut in half. In other words, AOL is
priced for perfection. How the internet is accessed may
not be a major issue this year or next, but in the
next 3-5 years, broadband could be AOL's achille's
Earnings/profits drive a stock price, not news
and hype.
AOL will continue to go up and split and
go up and split as long as it keeps turnin a good
profit. These news releases will only have temporary
effect, doesnt concern me, as long as they keep beatin
the numbers !
much contents. That is a drawback. However, for many people, if they can go to msnbc.com, cnn.com, aol.com, yahoo.com, ... it is good enough.
Based on 3 log-ins a day. I don't know if we even have on. Does your County Net have all the features of aol? Is it as good?


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MILITARY: Lance corporal to face murder trial in death of Marine roommate
A Camp Pendleton Marine who prosecutors said used the claw end of a crowbar to beat his roommate to death in a barracks room last fall will be court-martialed for premeditated murder, military officials announced Thursday.
Lance Cpl. Darren J. Evans, 19, also faces general court-martial on charges of assaulting another Marine, intentionally injuring himself and violating general orders against underage drinking, according to 1st Lt. Maureen Dooley, spokeswoman at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station.
With the murder charge, Evans faces the possibility of life in prison or a death sentence.
Evans reportedly leapt off a third-story balcony after the beating death of his roommate, Lance Cpl. Mario Arias Jr., also 19, according to a pretrial hearing in March.
Not long after Evans jumped, authorities found Arias dead in his bed early the morning of Nov. 6.
Arias had nine head wounds ---- seven of them potentially fatal ---- but had no defensive wounds and may have been asleep when the attack started, according to testimony during Evans' two-day Article 32 hearing in March.
At such a hearing, prosecutors present evidence to an officer who then determines whether there is enough evidence to send the matter on to court-martial.
Evans' military attorney, Col. Paul Atterbury, did not dispute that his client had killed Arias, but argued that the slaying was not premeditated. He asked that Evans be held to answer for a lesser charge than premeditated murder.
Evans had a blood-alcohol level of nearly 0.3 percent shortly after arriving at a nearby hospital to be treated for injuries he suffered in the fall, according to testimony at the hearing.
Fellow Marines testified that they viewed Evans as often drunk, depressed over a relationship, and someone they feared would harm himself or others.
Those Marines said they had warned Evans about excessive drinking, and eventually took their concerns to their commanders.
The prosecutor, Maj. Andrea Goode, argued at last month's hearing that despite the vodka-and-energy-drinks Evans reportedly consumed, the young lance corporal had a sufficient ability to form a plan to kill.
During the hearing, Sgt. Michael Cunningham testified by telephone from Afghanistan that he saw Evans stumbling down a hallway and then later saw him hanging from the balcony that night.
Cunningham said he helped Evans back to safety. Cunningham left after Evans sucker-punched him. The Marine said he soon heard "a really, really loud thump" and saw Evans on the ground below.
The victim and the suspect were each assigned to Light Attack Helicopter Training Squadron 303.


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hahahahahaha the last part is the best part of this movie. if the rate wasn't all the way up to 10 i would rate this a 100
Batman is a good animator:P
I lost it
at "your friends had a funeral for you, but nobody went to it!"
Skippy:Your parents are dead.
Nightmare Moon:Fuck you, Skippy.
Now that was funny but my most favourite part where Skippy said he saidwant to commit suicide and Nightmare Moon shout crazily and panicked so hard that i laugh too much and chocked my self. XD
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