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2016 Arch Madness Seating Chart
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Derrick Docket, MVC Associate Commissioner for New Media & Technology, hosts another edition of Inside the Valley.
Missouri Valley Conference Power Rankings – Updated Jan. 28
Knee jerk reaction to tonight's classic battle between the Aces and Salukis:
MVC Power Rankings
1) Wichita State 9-0 – Shockers have a two game lead as they make they turn and it doesn't look like anyone is going to catch them.
2) Evansville 7-2 – DJ Balentine hit the shot of the year in Valley play with his three pointer tonight to send the Aces into OT vs SIU. Huge game this weekend vs Wichita State.
3) SIU 7-2- Salukis are 18-4! Holy smokes. Yes, I get that the out of conference schedule was weak, but cmon, 18-4? Wow.
4) Indiana State 6-3 - Sycs have three league losses (one to each of the teams above) but hammered the Aces in Terre Haute, so don't sleep on Greg Lansing's squad.
5) Illinois State 6-3 - See above: Redbirds losses are all to teams ranked above them here. Ceiling is high for this group if Muller can get everyone on board.
6) Missouri State 4-5- The fact that a team is 8-13 overall and projected to avoid Thursday night in STL says more about the bottom of the league than I can add.
7) UNI 3-6 – Panthers were ranked 2nd in our last MVC update and then the floor dropped out from underneath them. Instead of worrying about NCAA at large chances, UNI fans are relegated to trying to avoid the indignity of the play in round at Arch Madness.
8 ) Loyola 2-7 – Loyola owns a win at UNI, but they are slotted behind them here simply due to the fact that the Ramblers lost to Bradley.
9) Drake 0-9 – Drake looks lost, but I just didn't have the guts to move Bradley out of last place.
10) Bradley 1-8 – Remember when the Braves opened the season with a win over Ball State? Seems like a lifetime ago.
You can discuss this and more on the MVCfans.com Message Board
Missouri Valley Conference Power Rankings – Updated Dec. 30
For the first time in several years, the Valley doesn't have an overwhelming favorite to win the league as conference season begins today. At different times over the past couple of weeks, I had the Aces, Shockers, and Panthers all atop these rankings only to have an untimely or surprising loss derail them one by one. I've yet to meet anyone confident enough to tell me with certainty where the Valley is headed this year, but most seem to agree that circumstances could result in a one bid league. My gut tells me we have 2 teams dancing on Selection Sunday, but league officials might need a couple extra doses of Maalox for the heartburn as the calendar turns to March.
MVC Power Rankings
1) Wichita State 6-5 – The Shockers go back to the head of the class because a true inspection reveals that WSU has no "bad losses" as all five have been to potential NCAA teams including several played without Fred VanVleet. The Shockers convincing win over Utah (who subsequently won at Duke) is probably the truest indication that the Shockers deserve to be here.
2) Northern Iowa 8-5 – I suspect that the Panthers will be one of the more difficult teams for the Selection Committee to assess in March. Is there a school with a better pair of wins than UNC and Iowa State? Maybe not, but UNI's five losses have all been to teams unlikely to make the NCAA tournament and that could be difficult to overcome without an outstanding record in league play.
3) Evansville 11-2- Aces would have been slotted atop this poll if they hadn't laid an egg at Arkansas and had instead entered conference play with just one loss to Top 10 Providence. Instead, Evansville put themselves in a bad situation without a single non-conference win over a team likely to make the NCAA tournament (barring an automatic bid).
4) Southern Illinois 11-2 - After the top 3, things get awfully muddled. I acknowledge their schedule had plenty of 200+ RPI opponents, but SIU beat Kent State and Oakland which are better wins than either of the next two schools have that were considered for this spot. We'll give Barry Hinson the benefit of the doubt and put the Salukis fourth… for now. Huge game vs Loyola tonight.
5) Loyola 7-5 - Frankly, I expected more out of the Ramblers this year and it's not a great sign when an upper half MVC team has an RPI of 217 entering league play. Loyola opens their MVC schedule with games against SIU, IndSt, IllSt, Missouri St, and Bradley. To retain this spot, Ramblers need to win at least 3 of those games.
6) Illinois State 6-7 – If Loyola has been disappointing, Illinois State's performance thus far has been head scratching. Redbirds have zero quality wins – zero. Seriously, check for yourself (best win is either 67-66 over 5-5 Morehead St or 63-61 over 4-6 Murray State). Yikes. If we needed to sum up ISU in one word – underachieving.
7) Indiana State 6-6 – Sycamores take a three games winning streak into league play including a road win at SLU. I always felt Greg Lansing was a very good coach and he'll need to do one of his best jobs to finish above .500 this year.
8 ) Drake 5-7 – I almost slotted the Bulldogs one spot higher because their recent losses to DePaul, Nevada and Iowa were all close and competitive. That's how bad things have gotten at the bottom of the MVC.
9) Missouri State 4-8 – I'm not quite sure how you go into Stillwater and beat Oklahoma State, follow that up with a dominant win over Oral Roberts and then lose at home to previously winless SEMO.
10) Bradley 2-11 – If there was ever a season that the history books and media guides should omit from existence, the Braves' season in 2015-16 would meet all the criteria. Somewhere, Kurt Kanaskie has his fingers crossed.
You can discuss this and more on the MVCfans.com Message Board
Missouri Valley Conference Power Rankings – Updated Dec. 7
Now that we are a month into the season I think we've seen enough games to adequately assess the Valley and update our power rankings. There is a pretty dramatic drop off after the Top 6 and as of yet there isn't much to say about the bottom of the league.
MVC Power Rankings
1) Evansville 7-1 – Aces at-large chances don't have much room for error with a soft non-con schedule, but they have secured decent wins over Belmont and Murray State and their only loss was to Top 20 Providence. If they can win at Arkansas tomorrow and take a 12-1 record into MVC play, they'll be in the NCAA discussion.
2) Wichita State 3-4 – Is it crazy to put WSU here with a losing record? With Fred VanVleet back on the court, the Shockers handled SLU easily. Hard to argue putting them any lower and I'm sure they would still be the bettors favorite to win the Valley.
3) UNI 5-2- Panthers have only one win against a team with a winning record, but that was over #1 ranked North Carolina. A huge game looms with Top 10 Iowa State next weekend in Des Moines.
4) Southern Illinois 8-1 - No question the surprise of the early season has been Barry Hinson's Salukis. But can they sustain this level of success once the Valley season starts? Probably not, but escaping Thursday night at Arch Madness would be progress.
5) Loyola 5-3 - Ramblers followed up a bad loss to sub-200 RPI UNC-Asheville with a victory over former MVC member Creighton. Milton Doyle has looked like an All-Valley performer so far.
6) Illinois State 3-6 – Redbirds have been disappointing, but they have also showed young potential. Playing Kentucky even for a half and leading late in the game at Maryland should give ISU fans hope.
7) Indiana State 3-4
8 ) Drake 4-4
9) Missouri State 2-5
10) Bradley 1-8
You can discuss this and more on the MVCfans.com Message Board
UNI upsets #1 North Carolina 71-67
My 2015-16 preseason All-MVC teams and individual award selections
Missouri Valley Conference Media Day will be held this morning so it is time to make my fearless predictions. I had a little more trouble making some of the second team and honorable mention selections this year and I ended up giving my final spot to one guy no one else will probably recognize, but every team wishes they had.
Once again, I expect Wichita State to be a unanimous favorite to win the league and (once again) both Fred VanVleet and Ron Baker will vie for Larry Bird Player of the Year honors. I picked Baker last year and I will stick with it in '15-'16. My predictions for all-MVC teams and individual honors are below.
First Team All Missouri Valley Conference
Ron Baker, Wichita State – Preseason MVC Player of the Year
Fred VanVleet, Wichita State
DJ Balentine, Evansville
Egidijus Mockevicius, Evansville
Milton Doyle, Loyola
Second Team All-Missouri Valley Conference
Paul Jesperson, UNI
Devaughn Akoon-Purcell, Illinois State
Anton Grady, Wichita State
Wes Washpun, UNI
Anthony Beane Jr, SIU
Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Conference
Devonte Brown, Indiana State
Brenton Scott, Indiana State
Montel James, Loyola
Reed Timmer, Drake
Evan Wessel, Wichita State
Player of the Year – Ron Baker, Wichita State
Newcomer of the Year – Anton Grady, Wichita State
Freshman of the Year – Joel Okafor, Bradley
You can discuss this and more on the MVCfans.com basketball discussion board.
No Shocker: MVCfans.com voters select Wichita State as likely regular season champ
For the third consecutive year, the users at MVCfans.com have chosen the Wichita State Shockers as the likely regular season champion of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Evansville Purple Aces were predicted by our voters to finish second.
Official MVCfans.com – Predictions to date:
10th Place – Bradley
9th Place – Missouri State
8th Place – Southern Illinois
7th Place – Drake
6th Place – Indiana State
5th Place – Loyola
4th Place – Illinois State
3rd Place – Northern Iowa
2nd Place – Evansville
1st Place – Wichita State
Message board and poll results: MVCfans.com 2015-16 men's basketball discussion
Listen: Inside The Valley Podcast – Sep. 21, 2015
Derrick Docket, MVC Associate Commissioner for New Media & Technology, visits with MVC television analyst Mark Adams and more.
Listen: Inside The Valley Podcast – Sept. 14, 2015
Listen to Derrick Docket, MVC Associate Commissioner for New Media & Technology, discuss the Valley's MTE schedule and more.


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Heres an interesting recording of Biden at a Dem fundraiser in Washington last weekend. The interesting thing is I have heard it several times now and its no where in the news papers or on the news. But, apparently Dan Rather was on last night and said he could only imagine how bad it would have been if Palin or Mccain had said it. But its interesting mostly because none of the major media has picked up on it or even talked about it.
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Traffic in Matlacha solution?
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guys, beware!!!
today i received a Customs Request instead of my H200 :-(
in which customs asks for the original invoice and money transfer confirmation :-(((
now i have two options:
a) go to Customs, which is far away and working hours so short and try to free my H200, do not know how much that will cost !!!
b) ask Customs to send H200 back to TPeos and claim back money :-(((
and what should i do???
i wonder why not possible send the package as PLAIN GIFT and not mess around with things they do not know for sure???????
my day started so baaaaaaaaaad and i have no time till next week to take care of the issue !!!!!!
freaking, this happens first time to me, never ever before.
What country do you live in? I don't want to sound like a jerk, but why are you surprised?
You're receiving an international package and it'll have to pass through customs. T-PEOS, and really any company, is by no means obliged to send the package in a manner that evades your country's customs regulations even if you asked them to. In fact, it is immoral (and probably illegal) for them to mark the package as less than its actual value (even though of course, people do this anyway). However, they're a legitimate, large company. It's not like you bought something on eBay and so it gets marked as a gift with no stated customs value. They're just following the law and covering their bases, as they should be.
Sorry about your situation, but this is 0% the fault of T-PEOS. What should you do about this? Go to your customs office with an invoice, pay your government the customs fees you owe them for importing a product from overseas, and enjoy your H-200.
I really don't see what the big deal is.
You're in Austria? I often have this here in Germany. The one thing T-PEOS can do so that one at least gets it sent to one's door, though one still has to pay the fee, is to attach an invoice clearly on the outside. Whenever I've received a customs request like that, the explanation it gave was that there wasn't a visible invoice. Ordering from Amazon Japan via Tenso, on the other hand, I always got it delivered to my door and simply paid the delivery man the fee. There may be a solution though, Gintaras: phone the customs people and ask if you can send the necessary info by e-mail instead of coming in person, and they can forward it to you for payment at the door. I've done that twice now, it works here at least.
yes, i am in Austria. i think i better come in person and sort it out than sending.
What tips do you guys recomend for the h200? I was thinking of getting comply tips, but im not sure what the right size is.
They already come with foam tips.
Comply 500 works great for me.
Just got mine today. All issues I had with the H-100 have been fixed and they aren't even burned in yet. Very happy with these. The bass seems to be settling in as I listen/burn them in.
The clarity is still there, just with better, more "full" sound and a lusher quality to notes and presentation. Nice work T-Peos!
Update on my pair....
Don`t care about the charges, just want the freaking things. Don`t fret Gintaras mate, just pretend we paid full price ;-)
This is the price you have to pay if you want to hear something different that you cannot hear from your local high street.
lol Rambo, is that what you call H20?
So, after having to deal with my (un)friendly post office for about 30 minutes, someone finally went and dug my package up and I got my H-200 today!!
First thing first: one of most impressive packages I've ever seen earphones come in. And the box is heavy! It's not wood, but a beautiful box nonetheless that screams quality and that there is something special within the box.
The earphones are beautiful to the eye with a nice feel to the cord and IEMs themselves. I only got about five minutes listening time with the stock tips already on the IEMs, but I'm quite impressed with the sound. Basically what Flysweep and others have stated is point on. A neutral sounding IEM, but that doesn't mean bass (sub-bass) impact is not there. It is. Plus I'm a believer of burn-in, so that should open up the dynamic bass driver after some hours of burn-in. Notes have a nice weight to them. The GRO7 (original) sounds a bit thin and 2-D to me in comparison. That's it for now, but out of the box I'm quite impressed. I will take it in some more on my way home (happen to have my CKS1000 - my favorite universal at the moment, so I'm interested in how these two stack up against each other).
More impressions to come.
Oh! Nice Eric! Glad you have them matey :-)
.. Have you picked yours up Sinth?
Like I stated, I have to fight with my post office today. I wasn't happy until the package was in my hands.


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Survival of the fittest.
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Survival of the fittest.
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Darwinism in full effect.
C'mon everyone; let's fly to Neverland. Follow meeee!
How was your trip…See you next fall.
I think someone should have spit out their gum first.
without the girl that's falling it's ten
call me mean, but everytime I see this picture I laugh.
I am extremely impressed by the "Eight is Enough" reference. Well done.
i didnt even fall
shut up!! my little sister tripped me…this is so embarrassing! hahahahahhaha
who cares. get over it
so you insult people for a living.. how much does that pay?
Ok, here's the plan. Take out the smallest ones first, then work our way up to Mom and Dad!!
i'm actually laughing with tears in my eyes. the comments make it even funnier
Ever since the superglue debacle, this family does everything together
This is the one that made me laugh!
All of these entries made me LOL!! too funny. And who's "great" idea was this??
Whoa… by my count, sibling no. 3 has at *least* three legs, which would go a long way toward explaining her predicament. Then again, I'm only midway into my first cup of coffee…
Third from left could probably have avoided a face plant if her sisters had let go of her hands.
Oh no, I just noticed that! Bad fall!
"Peace sign" girl in the center…is NOT going to trip…she's cool and going to go slowly…
ahhaha this made me laugh
Looks like Blondie is 1 second away from a faceplant.
And the 123rd Annual Running of the Blondes ends tragically.
LMBO!! This comment caused tears to run down my face!!!!
"No, no….you go on!! Save yourselvvvveessss!!"
So, the girl is falling on her face and where are her hands? Not out in front of her to catch her fall! That's gonna leave a mark.
A perfect example of when the" Red Rover" rules are not properly explained.
The "Red Rover" similarity hit me when I first saw this too.
You totally beat me to it.
Well, I'd probably trip too if I had 4 legs.
Best. comment. ever!
This made me laugh harder then the picture. hahahahaha
Why, oh why, do action shots of people falling always make me cackle??
bc they're the best lol
I would love to see about 3 seconds after this shot
Make that nine is enough. 11 definitely two to many.
Forget him, keep running children!
How many blonds does it take to trip and make a family picture awkward?
D'oh! Gopher hole!
Flip-Flop girl bit
Bwahahahaha I love how the guy in the glasses is looking over at the fallen girl and smiling about it!
I like to pretend there's a psychotic man with an axe in the door behind them.
I think sibling #3 just spotted something the dog left in the lawn.
Did someone say that the bathroom was free?
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An estimated 3 million people constitute the fastest growing new class of Americans: street people. No longer confined to an easily recognizable group of down-and-out alcoholic men, this class now includes children, women, entire families, and people invisible to orinary passersby. The homeless, the mentally ill, the economically displaced, the chemically addicted, the runaways, and the lonely new lepers of our society -- people with AIDS -- all face different circumstances and have different needs. City Streets, City People highlights these circumstances and identifies these needs, and in clearly written, easy-to-follow chapters, outlines how anyone -- volunteer lay worker, part-time paraprofessional, or full-time Christian social worker -- can minister to the mental, physical, and spiritual dimensions of city people.
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The billboard exhorting us to obtain a Sky HD box in time for the World Cup proclaims: "50 million believers", but that number must be decreasing sharply with each and every new twist to Fabio Capello's plans and an England player's limbs. What can be confirmed amid the chaos of the past week is that whether or not the Italian hand on the tiller has been quite as firm as normal, Capello will not be jumping ship. A clause in his original, lucrative four-and-a-half-year contract that allowed both parties a get-out should things not be going well has now been deleted – after talks between Capello and the FA's Lord Triesman and Sir Dave Richards – and, barring a calamitous World Cup, he will continue until July 2012.
"I see my name in a lot of newspapers in Spain, in Italy," Capello said of job offers both real and imaginary (Manchester City supposedly being the latest interested party). "I am happy here with the FA. I like this job, I like this country, I don't think about the future. I have a contract with the FA, my contract will finish whenever, whatever happens unless the FA decide to sack me."
There is no question of that, though some senior offic-ials were shocked by his lack of judgement over the "Capello Index", the player ratings tool that threatened embarrassment for England players until he belatedly agreed to suspend it on Tuesday. While announcing details of the index the previous day, he must have had other things on his mind, as feelers were being put out to no fewer than three thirtysomethings to rejoin the England squad after absences of up to six years; the fitness of several others, including Gareth Barry and Bobby Zamora, was being checked; and David Beckham was being sounded out as a coach.
In the event, Jamie Carragher said "yes please", Paul Scholes said "no thank you" and Phil Neville had to point out that he had just undergone an operation. Neville was doubtless too polite to add that, by the way, he had a brother who was a better right-back than Carragher, the Liverpool defender having been understudy to Gary Neville in two of the three group matches in 2006, after earlier being used as a holding midfield player.
The obvious conclusion from Carragher's appearance in the provisional squad of 30 was that he will go to South Africa, his club-mate Glen Johnson being the only other player capable of playing right-back. When that suggestion was put to Capello in a Sunday newspaper briefing, however, he detonated another little grenade: "I can change the style. I can play with three centre-backs. This is another option."
Having never done so in 18 previous matches, he is now considering doing that, if Barry – ruled out of contention on Monday, back in on Tuesday – ultimately fails to regain full fitness. All of which suggests a major lack of confidence in the other holding midfielders to protect the defence, namely Michael Carrick, Tom Huddlestone and Scott Parker. If it is any consolation, the build-up to these tournaments is rarely straightforward at the end of a demanding English season, played out at a fiercely high tempo in a league with too many teams in it. Rewind to 2002, when (shortly after Sven Goran Eriksson's dalliance with Ulrika Jonsson was revealed to a bemused nation) Gary Neville was ruled out and Matt Jansen was told he was in the party, then left out of it. Within five days of the official squad announcement, Steven Gerrard and Kieron Dyer were out injured, then Dyer was back in and finally out again. Trevor Sinclair came home from Asia, then had to fly all the way back because Danny Murphy dropped out, meanwhile Nicky Butt and David Beckham missed the two warm-up games. Four years later Wayne Rooney, like Ledley King, fractured a metatarsal, two stand-by players withdrew and another of them, Scott Carson, had to be called in as the third goalkeeper when Robert Green was injured taking a goal-kick. All that before the tournaments actually began.
Tactical inspiration can come late as well. The sainted Alf Ramsey did not find his best formation in 1966 until the quarter-finals of the tournament, his hand forced by Jimmy Greaves' injury. Twenty years later, Bobby Robson switched from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 (at the instigation of senior players, it was always claimed), and in 1990 he suddenly did what Capello is contemplating, opting for three central defenders because he was frightened of how two would fare against Holland's Ruud Gullit and Marco van Basten. It worked well and apart from the next game against Egypt, England stuck with it and almost won the World Cup.
Tactics and personnel aside, Capello is stressing the importance of recreating the squad spirit that has inevitably been diluted after having only three days together since last November. "My challenge is during this period to create a group, to create the spirit of the team, because I think this is a really good thing," he said. "The big, big challenge is to recover the spirit I saw during the qualification. We have time to do this. Without that spirit of the group, winning spirit, it will be impossible to arrive at the [World Cup] final, which is my target."
Beckham's extraordinary inclusion as a coach, rather than some sort of mascot-talisman, should presumably be seen in that light: "It is really interesting, this question, because he played a lot of games for the national team. Always he was important for me. He could have gone on his holiday during the World Cup or stay at home with his family but he prefers to stay with us. This is the reason why I selected him always. He is important. He can do anything but he wants to be with us. He has a love of the shirt."
Had he not suffered an Achilles injury, Beckham would certainly have been in the 30 named last week, adding even further to the pressure on the wide positions. As it is, six wide players have been picked, without Ashley Young and Stewart Downing. One or two of them will fail to make the final 23, as well as probably a centre-half, a left-back, a couple more midfielders and a striker.
As he sat back to watch the FA Cup final yesterday, crossing fingers that his five squad members would come through unscathed, Capello can only have been looking forward to a quieter week's preparation than the tumultuous seven days just gone.
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This is part of a series of blogs that debate how a post-2015 framework ought to measure poverty - find out more.
A proposal for internationally coordinated national poverty measurement
With the High-Level Panel due to report soon on the post-2015 development framework, the debate about goals, targets and indicators will surely intensify. One of the key issues will be how poverty should be considered in a world following the millennium development goals (MDGs). I will argue here that there is much value in retaining an income-based poverty measure as a target (and indicator), but that we should move away from the $1.25 a day measure, towards a process of global income poverty measurement based on internationally coordinated national poverty measurement.
Why a separate income poverty target?
It is widely agreed by now that poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon that is imperfectly captured by incomes. The multidimensional poverty index (MPI) also now offers a measure of multidimensional poverty available for over 100 developing countries that is roughly comparable and has considerable merit. So why not make poverty reduction the central goal and use the MPI to monitor it?
In my view, one of the great successes of the current MDGs is that they reflect a multidimensional view of poverty in a disaggregated, dashboard approach. The overall goal of the MDGs was sustainable poverty reduction, but there was a dashboard of goals to capture the various dimensions of poverty separately. This not only made the goals very easy to understand, monitor and communicate; it also largely avoided an essentially fruitless discussion about which of these goals should be more important (they are all important) and the acceptable marginal rates of substitution between goals.
Just imagine the MDGs had planned 'to increase the Human Development Index (HDI) by 30%'. We would have spent years arguing over the precise formulation of the HDI while most of the public would have been left wondering what this was all about. The same would apply if we made the MPI the main indicator for poverty reduction. It would divert attention from doing something about the individual components (health, education and important aspects of living standards) and instead lead to discussions about indicators, cut-offs, weights and aggregation rules.
One could also think about replacing the income poverty target of the MDGs with the MPI. But that would also not be useful. The MDGs already reflect a multidimensional view of poverty, including health, education, water and sanitation access, and the like. Adding these dimensions again in the poverty measure amounts to double-counting. And given the importance of income poverty in national poverty measurement in many countries of the world, it is surely justified to have one target in a multidimensional post-2015 framework focusing on that important aspect.
So, which income poverty indicator?
Currently, income poverty measurement is based on the $1.25 international poverty line, adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP) across the world. While this method of calculating poverty using an internationally comparable line has been a significant advance enabling global comparable poverty measurement for the first time, there are three significant problems with this approach for use in national and international poverty monitoring. First, as this is an international poverty line, it has little relation to existing national poverty lines. As a result, the resonance of the international poverty line as a tool to monitor and analyse poverty in individual countries has been limited. Instead countries rely largely on their own income poverty lines, which have more resonance and legitimacy.
A second problem relates to the updating of the international poverty line and the associated PPP comparisons over time. With each new PPP round, the international poverty line has been updated (from $1.02 in 195 prices to $1.08 in 1993 prices, which was used for the first MDG target, to $1.25 in 2005 prices). In the case of the last update, both the country sample of national poverty lines to estimate the international poverty line, as well as the PPPs, was changed. After updating the line, the entire time series of poverty measurement is then changed (going all the way to 1981), using the new poverty line and the new PPP exchange rates.
As has been noted by many this update led to a substantial upward revision of the number and share of poor people in the developing world (from around 29 per cent in 1990 using the $1.08 line, to 41 per cent in 1990 using the $1.25 line, with similar discrepancies in other years). The effect on measured trends in poverty reduction has been small, but there is a huge uncertainty about the levels of poverty in the world as well as the regional distribution. It is also not obviously clear which international poverty line and which PPP adjustment is 'better'.
While there are good arguments to believe that the 2005 PPP process was superior compared to 1993 in many regards, it had its own biases; moreover, even it is the best way to generate comparable prices and poverty lines for 2005, it is unclear whether it generates comparable prices and poverty lines for 1990, let alone 1981. After all, the 2005 PPPs only try to ensure comparable prices across the world in 2005 but say nothing about comparable prices in the past (or future). We are now eagerly awaiting the results of the 2011 international comparison of prices, which will generate a new international poverty line in 2011 PPPs, and also lead to recalculations of poverty across the world today and as far back as 1981. But the uncertainties generated by these procedures are immense, so it is well worth thinking about alternatives.
One plausible alternative, related to a suggestion by Sanjay Reddy, is to define a global goal of reducing income poverty but base it on an internationally coordinated and consistent measurement of poverty at the national level. Methods to set the poverty line in each country would be coordinated internationally (for example employing the widely used 'costs of basic needs' method), but levels and trends of poverty would then be calculated at the national level using national currencies. Global poverty numbers (and shares) would simply be the sum of the poor in each country, calculated using an internationally comparable method.
This approach would have two immediate advantages. First, it would obviate the need to rely on PPP comparisons, with all the uncertainties and fluctuations this would entail. Second, national and international poverty measurement would be closely linked, with national poverty levels and trends being reflected immediately in the international numbers.
Lastly, one should think harder about whether a very low absolute poverty line is still relevant for the world we live in now. The $1.25 a day poverty line is increasingly irrelevant for the majority of people in developing countries whose poverty lines are substantially above this line. Incorporating a 'relative' element into the setting of poverty lines across the world, either by following the proposition by Martin Ravallion and Shaohua Chen of a 'weakly relative' international poverty line, or by systematically including such considerations in the setting of national poverty lines, will be a fruitful way forward for international income poverty measurement.
Other contributions to our debate on measuing poverty so far include Martin Ravallion on two goals for fighting poverty and Lant Pritchett on the case for a high global poverty line.


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Coste hit a three-run homer, Jimmy Rollins drove in three runs and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-5 on Saturday night.
J.D. Durbin (3-2) pitched five shaky innings but left with a five-run lead after an eight-run fifth.
In their sixth try, the Phillies (54-49) finally reached a season-best five games above .500 with their seventh win in eight games. They moved within 3½ games of the NL East-leading New York Mets.
A fan favorite since making his major league debut as a 33-year-old rookie last season, Coste earned a curtain call from the sellout crowd after he connected to give the Phillies an 8-5 lead in the fifth inning.
"The other day when it happened to Aaron Rowand, I said that's never happened to me," said Coste, who is writing a book on his baseball career. "I didn't know what to do. I didn't know if I should throw my hat into the stands or what. It felt great."
Rollins, batting in Chase Utley's No. 3 spot in the lineup, had three hits and fell a homer short of the cycle. Coste tied a career-high with four RBI, and new second baseman Tadahito Iguchi was 1-for-3 with a walk and sacrifice fly in his first game since joining the Phillies. Iguchi was acquired from the Chicago White Sox on Friday to replace Utley, who had surgery on his broken right ring finger and could miss up to a month.
The Phillies have scored 18 runs in two games without their two All-Star hitters -- center fielder Rowand and Utley. Rowand (shoulder) is expected to return Sunday.
"It's a team," Rollins said. "We found a way to get it done before."
Durbin allowed five runs, seven hits and four walks in his first outing since pitching his first career shutout at San Diego last Sunday. Brett Myers finished with a perfect ninth in his first appearance since May 23. He had been sidelined with a shoulder injury.
Freddy Sanchez hit a three-run homer for the Pirates, who have the second-worst record in the majors behind Tampa Bay.
"With an offense like that on the other side, you've got to get outs and we didn't get them," manager Jim Tracy said.
Starter Shane Youman didn't record an out in the fifth. He allowed seven runs -- six earned -- and eight hits. Masumi Kuwata (0-2) gave up three runs and four hits in two innings.
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Despite hitting .328 in 198 at-bats last year, Coste started this season in the minors. He could be heading down again when outfielder Jayson Werth comes off the disabled list, though the Phillies could move catcher Rod Barajas instead.
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