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July 2000, Volume 25, Issue 01
- Measurement Of Price Risk In Revenue Insurance: Implications Of Distributional Assumptions
by Goodwin, Barry K. & Roberts, Matthew C. & Coble, Keith H.
- The Effect Of Food Label Use On Nutrient Intakes: An Endogenous Switching Regression Analysis
by Kim, Sung-Yong & Nayga, Rodolfo M., Jr. & Capps, Oral, Jr.
- Economics Of Agroforestry Production In Irrigated Agriculture
by Knapp, Keith C. & Sadorsky, Perry A.
- Social Capital, Trust, And The Agribusiness Of Economics
by Wilson, Paul N.
- State Trading Versus Export Subsidies: The Case Of Canadian Wheat
by Alston, Julian M. & Gray, Richard S.
- An Empirical Examination Of Optimal Rotations In A Multiple-Use Forest In The Presence Of Fire Risk
by Englin, Jeffrey E. & Boxall, Peter C. & Hauer, Grant
- Research Contributions From The Soybean Checkoff Programs
by Lim, Hongil & Shumway, C. Richard & Love, H. Alan
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Assessing The Financial Risks Of Diversified Coffee Production Systems: An Alternative Nonnormal Cdf Estimation Approach
by Ramirez, Octavio A. & Sosa, Romeo
- A Derivative Security Approach To Setting Crop Revenue Coverage Insurance Premiums
by Stokes, Jeffrey R.
- Joint Costs In Meat Retailing
by Hahn, William F. & Green, Richard D.
- Do Farmers Get An Equal Bang For Their Buck From Generic Advertising Programs? A Theroetical And Empirical Analysis
by Chung, Chanjin & Kaiser, Harry M.
- Captive Supplies And The Cash Market Price: A Spatial Markets Approach
by Zhang, Mingxia & Sexton, Richard J.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
December 1999, Volume 24, Issue 02
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Modeling Production Risk With A Two-Step Procedure
by Asche, Frank & Tveteras, Ragnar
- Option Values For Provisions In Export Credit Guarantees
by Dahl, Bruce L. & Wilson, William W. & Gustafson, Cole R.
- A Linear Approximate Acreage Allocation Model
by Holt, Matthew T.
- Endogenous Choice Of Institution Under Supply And Demand Risks In Laboratory Forward And Spot Markets
by Menkhaus, Dale J. & Bastian, Christopher T. & Phillips, Owen R. & O'Neill, Patrick D.
- Proportional Profit Taxes And Resource Management Under Production Uncertainty
by Karagiannis, Giannis
- Measuring The Degree Of Oligopsony Power In The Beef Packing Industry In The Absence Of Marketing Input Quantity Data
by Muth, Mary K. & Wohlgenant, Michael K.
- Searching For Ratchet Effects In Agricultural Contracts
by Allen, Douglas W. & Lueck, Dean
- Optimal Information Acquisition Under A Geostatistical Model
by Pautsch, Gregory R. & Babcock, Bruce A. & Breidt, F. Jay
- Market Signals In Value-Based Pricing Premiums And Discounts
by Feuz, Dillon M.
- Trichotomous Choice: A Possible Solution To Dual Response Objectives In Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation Questions
by Loomis, John B. & Traynor, Kerri & Brown, Thomas C.
- Post-Harvest Grain Storing And Hedging With Efficient Futures
by Kastens, Terry L. & Dhuyvetter, Kevin C.
- Market Demands For Bagged, Refrigerated Salads
by Thompson, Gary D. & Wilson, Paul N.
- Selected Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
- A Group Incentive Contract To Promote Adoption Of Best Management Practices
by DeVuyst, Eric A. & Ipe, Viju C.
- The Economic Value Of Public Relations Expenditures: Food Safety And The Strawberry Case
by Richards, Timothy J. & Patterson, Paul M.
- Invited Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
- Reliability Of Options Markets For Crop Revenue Insurance Rating
by Buschena, David E. & Ziegler, Lee
- Production Structure And Trends In The U.S. Meat And Poultry Products Industries
by Morrison Paul, Catherine J.
- Economic Factors Determining Changes In Dressed Weights Of Live Cattle And Hogs
by Marsh, John M.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
July 1999, Volume 24, Issue 01
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Consumer Food Safety Concerns And Fresh Produce Consumption
by Henneberry, Shida Rastegari & Piewthongngam, Kullapapruk & Qiang, Han
- Demand For Herbicide In Corn: An Entropy Approach Using Micro-Level Data
by Arndt, Channing
- Dairy Deregulation And Low-Input Dairy Production: A Bioeconomic Evaluation
by Tozer, Peter R. & Huffaker, Ray G.
- A Strategic Rationale For Captive Supplies
by Love, H. Alan & Burton, Diana M.
- Patents, R&D, And Market Structure In The U.S. Food Processing Industry
by Gopinath, Munisamy & Vasavada, Utpal
- The Adoption And Diffusion Of Level Fields And Basins
by Anderson, David P. & Wilson, Paul N. & Thompson, Gary D.
- Emerging Agricultural Water Conservation Price Incentives
by Michelsen, Ari M. & Taylor, R. Garth & Huffaker, Ray G. & McGuckin, J. Thomas
- Advertising Traded Goods
by Kinnucan, Henry W.
- Testing Separability Of Japanese Demand For Meat And Fish Within Differential Demand Systems
by Eales, James S. & Roheim, Cathy A.
- Irreversible Investment Decisions In Perennial Crops With Yield And Price Uncertainty
by Price, T. Jeffrey & Wetzstein, Michael E.
- Federal Grazing Reform And Avoidable Risk
by McCluskey, Jill J. & Rausser, Gordon C.
- Consumer Preferences For Food Safety Attributes In Fresh Apples: Market Segments, Consumer Characteristics, And Marketing Opportunities
by Baker, Gregory A.
- The Value Of Additional Central Flyway Wetlands: The Case Of Nebraska'S Rainwater Basin Wetlands
by Poor, P. Joan
- Asymmetric Grading Error And Adverse Selection: Lemons In The California Prune Industry
by Chalfant, James A. & James, Jennifer S. & Lavoie, Nathalie & Sexton, Richard J.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Cost-Share Incentives And Best Management Practices In A Pilot Water Quality Program
by Houston, Jack E. & Sun, Henglun
- The Role Of Agriculture In Oregon'S Economic Base: Findings From A Social Accounting Matrix
by Waters, Edward C. & Weber, Bruce A. & Holland, David W.
- On The Economic Rationality Of Market Participants: The Case Of Expectations In The U.S. Pork Market
by Chavas, Jean-Paul
December 1998, Volume 23, Issue 02
- On Choosing A Base Coverage Level For Multiple Peril Crop Insurance Contracts
by Ker, Alan P. & Coble, Keith H.
- A Note On Dealing With Poultry In Demand Analysis
by Eales, James S. & Hyde, Jeffrey & Schrader, Lee F.
- Technical Barriers To Trade: A Case Study Of Phytosanitary Barriers And U.S. - Japanese Apple Trade
by Calvin, Linda & Krissoff, Barry
- An Analysis Of On-Farm Costs Of Timing N Applications To Reduce N Losses
by Huang, Wen-Yuan & Hewitt, Tracy I. & Shank, David
- Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Conservation Water-Pricing Programs: Reply
by Huffaker, Ray G. & Whittlesey, Norman K. & Michelsen, Ari M. & Taylor, R. Garth & McGuckin, J. Thomas
- Trends In The Accuracy Of Usda Production Forecasts For Beef And Pork
by Bailey, DeeVon & Brorsen, B. Wade
- Moving From Uniform To Variable Fertilizer Rates On Iowa Corn: Effects On Rates And Returns
by Babcock, Bruce A. & Pautsch, Gregory R.
- Consumers' Valuation Of Insecticide Use Restrictions: An Application To Apples
by Roosen, Jutta & Fox, John A. & Hennessy, David A. & Schreiber, Alan
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Dynamic Complementarity In Export Promotion: The Market Access Program In Fruits And Vegetables
by Richards, Timothy J. & Patterson, Paul M.
- Market And Welfare Effects Of Livestock Feed Subsidies In Southeastern New Mexico
by Skaggs, Rhonda K. & Falk, Constance L.
- Trade Liberalization And Japanese Agricultural Import Policies
by Pantzios, Christos J. & Taylor, Timothy G.
- Forward Shipping Options For Grain By Rail: A Strategic Risk Analysis
by Wilson, William W. & Priewe, Steven R. & Dahl, Bruce L.
- Do All The Resource Problems In The West Begin In The East?
by Shogren, Jason F.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- An Economic Threshold For Tick Control Considering Multiple Damages And Probability-Based Damage Functions
by Young, Douglas L. & Haantuba, Hyde H.
- Impacts From Captive Supplies On Fed Cattle Transaction Prices
by Ward, Clement E. & Koontz, Stephen R. & Schroeder, Ted C.
- Economic Analysis Of Phosphorus - Reducing Technologies In Pork Production
by Boland, Michael A. & Preckel, Paul V. & Foster, Kenneth A.
- Economic And Environmental Feasibility Of Variable Rate Nitrogen Fertilizer Application With Carry-Over Effects
by Watkins, K. Bradley & Lu, Yao-Chi & Huang, Wen-Yuan
- Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Conservation Water-Pricing Programs: Comment
by Griffin, Ronald C.
July 1998, Volume 23, Issue 01
- Capital Adjustment In U.S. Agriculture And Food Processing: A Cross-Sectoral Model
by Arnade, Carlos Anthony & Gopinath, Munisamy
- Informational Effects Of Nutrient Intake Determinants On Cholesterol Consumption
by Variyam, Jayachandran N. & Blaylock, James R. & Smallwood, David M.
- An Economic Analysis Of Ozone Control In California'S San Joaquin Valley
by Kim, Hong Jin & Helfand, Gloria E. & Howitt, Richard E.
- Experimental Simulation Of Public Information Impacts On Price Discovery And Marketing Efficiency In The Fed Cattle Market
by Anderson, John D. & Ward, Clement E. & Koontz, Stephen R. & Peel, Derrell S. & Trapp, James N.
- The Role Of Soil Test Information In Reducing Groundwater Pollution
by Fleming, Ronald A. & Adams, Richard M. & Ervin, David E.
- Economic And Hydrologic Implications Of Suspending Irrigation In Dry Years
by Keplinger, Keith O. & McCarl, Bruce A. & Chowdhury, Manzoor E. & Lacewell, Ronald D.
- The Effect Of Stochastic Irrigation Demands And Surface Water Supplies On On-Farm Water Management
by Willis, David B. & Whittlesey, Norman K.
- Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Conservation Water-Pricing Programs
by Huffaker, Ray G. & Whittlesey, Norman K. & Michelsen, Ari M. & Taylor, R. Garth & McGuckin, J. Thomas
- Crossing The Next Meridian: The Economics Of Rural-Urban Interdependence, Institutions, And Income Distribution In The American West
by Weber, Bruce A.
- Contracting For Nonpoint-Source Pollution Abatement
by Bystrom, Olof & Bromley, Daniel W.
- The Effects Of Water Rights And Irrigation Technology On Streamflow Augmentation Cost In The Snake River Basin
by Willis, David B. & Caldas, Jose Vaz & Frasier, W. Marshall & Wittlesey, Norman K. & Hamilton, Joel R.
- Impacts Of Sociodemographic Variables On The Implicit Values Of Breakfast Cereal Characteristics
by Shi, Hongqi & Price, David W.
- Optimal Choice Of Generic Milk Advertising Expenditures By Media Outlet
by Pritchett, James G. & Liu, Donald J. & Kaiser, Harry M.
- Evaluation Of Extension And Usda Price And Production Forecasts
by Kastens, Terry L. & Schroeder, Ted C. & Plain, Ronald L.
- Perceptions Of Marketing Strategies: Producers Versus Extension Economists
by Schroeder, Ted C. & Parcell, Joseph L. & Kastens, Terry L. & Dhuyvetter, Kevin C.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Externalities From Roaming Livestock: Explaining The Demise Of The Open Range
by Centner, Terence J. & Griffin, Ronald C.
- Water Management Policies For Streamflow Augmentation In An Irrigated River Basin
by Willis, David B. & Whittlesey, Norman K.
- Welfare Effects Of Agricultural Trading Blocs: The Simulation Of A North American Customs Union
by Kennedy, P. Lynn & Hughes, Karol W.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Futures-Based Price Forecasts For Agricultural Producers And Businesses
by Kastens, Terry L. & Jones, Rodney D. & Schroeder, Ted C.
- Competition For U.S. Hard Wheat Characteristics
by Parcell, Joseph L. & Stiegert, Kyle W.
December 1997, Volume 22, Issue 02
- Risk Research And Public Outreach: A Tale Of Two Cultures?
by Selley, Roger A. & Wilson, Paul N.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Household Willingness To Pay For Dropoff Recycling
by Tiller, Kelly & Jakus, Paul M. & Park, William M.
- Economic Benefits Of Critical Habitat For The Mexican Spotted Owl: A Scope Test Using A Multiple-Bounded Contingent Valuation Survey
by Loomis, John B. & Ekstrand, Earl
- Agricultural Producers' Willingness To Pay For Real-Time Mesoscale Weather Information: A Response
by Kenkel, Philip L. & Norris, Patricia E.
- Actual Versus Stated Willingness To Pay: A Comment
by Cohen, Daniel R. & Zilberman, David
- The Impact Of Technological Change On A Competitive Industry
by Perrin, Richard K.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Selected Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
- Testing Market Equilibrium: Is Cointegration Informative?
by McNew, Kevin & Fackler, Paul L.
- Congressional Voting On Farm Payment Limitations: Political Pressure Of Ideological Conviction?
by Brooks, Jonathan
- An Econometric Analysis Of Donations For Environmental Conservation In Canada
by Yen, Steven T. & Boxall, Peter C. & Adamowicz, Wiktor L.
- Nonmarket Value Of Western Valley Ranchland Using Contingent Valuation
by Rosenberger, Randall S. & Walsh, Richard G.
- Pesticide Use And Regulation: Making Economic Sense Out Of An Externality And Regulation Nightmare
by Zilberman, David & Millock, Katti
- Agriculture To Instream Water Transfers Under Uncertain Water Availability: A Case Study Of The Deschutes River, Oregon
by Turner, Brenda & Perry, Gregory M.
- Farmers' Preferences For Crop Contracts
by Lajili, Kaouthar & Barry, Peter J. & Sonka, Steven T. & Mahoney, Joseph T.
- Invited Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
- Wheat Yield Response To Changes In Production Practices Induced By Program Provision
by Epplin, Francis M.
- Panel Estimators To Combine Revealed And Stated Preference Dichotomous Choice Data
by Loomis, John B.
- Land Allocation, Soil Quality, And The Demand For Irrigation Technology
by Green, Gareth P. & Sunding, David L.
July 1997, Volume 22, Issue 01
- Combining Actual And Contingent Behavior Data To Model Farmer Adoption Of Water Quality Protection Practices
by Cooper, Joseph C.
- Japanese Demand For Wheat Protein Quantity And Quality
by Stiegert, Kyle W. & Blanc, Jean-Pierre
- Contingent Valuation Of Rural Tourism Development With Tests Of Scope And Mode Stability
by Lindberg, Kreg & Johnson, Rebecca L. & Berrens, Robert P.
- Impacts Of Gatt/Uruguay Round Trade Negotiations On U.S. Beef And Cattle Prices
by Brester, Gary W. & Wohlgenant, Michael K.
- Factors Influencing Rates Of Adoption Of Trichomoniasis Vaccine By Nevada Range Cattle Producers
by Bhattacharyya, Arunava & Harris, Thomas R. & Kvasnicka, William G. & Veserat, Gary M.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Assessing The Relationship Between Market Factors And Regional Price Dynamics In U.S. Cattle Markets
by Walburger, Allan M. & Foster, Kenneth A.
- Market Power In The World Market For Soymeal Exports
by Deodhar, Satish Y. & Sheldon, Ian M.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Cotton Cultivar, Planting, Irrigating, And Harvesting Decisions Under Risk
by Larson, James A. & Mapp, Harry P., Jr.
- Grass Roots Collective Action: Agricultural Opportunities
by Ayer, Harry W.
- The Political Economy Of Public Land Use
by Gardner, B. Delworth
- Meat-Packer Conduct In Fed Cattle Pricing: Multiple-Market Oligopsony Power
by Koontz, Stephen R. & Garcia, Philip
- A Method For Measuring Returns To Nonprice Export Promotion With Application To Almonds
by Kinnucan, Henry W. & Christian, Jason E.
- Economic Discovery In Federally Supported Irrigation Districts: A Tribute To William E. Martin And Friends
by Wilson, Paul N.
December 1996, Volume 21, Issue 02
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Market Allocation Rules For Nonprice Promotion With Farm Programs: U.S. Cotton
by Ding, Lily & Kinnucan, Henry W.
- Regional Drainwater Management: Source Control, Agroforestry, And Evaporation Ponds
by Posnikoff, Judith F. & Knapp, Keith C.
- A Symmetric Approach To Canadian Meat Demand Estimation
by Eales, James S.
- Valuing The Protection Of Minimum Instream Flows In New Mexico
by Berrens, Robert P. & Ganderton, Philip T. & Silva, Carol L.
- Sources Of Growth In U.S. Gdp And Economy-Wide Linkages To The Agricultural Sector
by Gopinath, Munisamy & Roe, Terry L.
- Welfare Effects Of Fishery Policies: Native American Treaty Rights And Recreational Salmon Fishing
by Lin, Pei-Chien & Adams, Richard M. & Berrens, Robert P.
- Economics Of Herbicide Control Of Leafy Spurge (Euphorbia Esula L.)
by Bangsund, Dean A. & Leitch, Jay A. & Leistritz, F. Larry
- A Note On High Discount Rates And Depletion Of Primary Forests
by Bulte, Erwin H. & van Soest, Daan P.
- Hurdle Count-Data Models In Recreation Demand Analysis
by Shonkwiler, John Scott & Shaw, W. Douglass
- Acreage Responses To Expected Revenues And Price Risk For Minor Oilseeds And Program Crops In The Northern Plains
by Krause, Mark A. & Koo, Won W.
- Identifying Implicit Collusion Under Declining Output Demand
by Weliwita, Ananda & Azzam, Azzeddine M.
- Determinants Of Purebred Beef Bull Price Differentials
by Dhuyvetter, Kevin C. & Schroeder, Ted C. & Simms, Danny D. & Bolze, Ronald P., Jr. & Geske, Jeremy
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Accounting For Aggregation Bias In Almost Ideal Demand Systems
by Mittelhammer, Ronald C. & Shi, Hongqi & Wahl, Thomas I.
- Generic Advertising Wearout: The Case Of The New York City Fluid Milk Campaign
by Reberte, J. Carlos & Kaiser, Harry M. & Lenz, John E. & Forker, Olan D.
- Household Demand For Finfish: A Generalized Double-Hurdle Model
by Yen, Steven T. & Huang, Chung L.
- Efficiency Tests Of July Kansas City Wheat Futures
by Kastens, Terry L. & Schroeder, Ted C.
July 1996, Volume 21, Issue 01
- Exploring The Role Of Mentoring In Agricultural Economics Ph.D. Training
by Perry, Gregory M.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Evidence On The Accuracy Of Expenditures Reported In Recreational Surveys
by Champ, Patricia A. & Bishop, Richard C.
- Relaxing The Assumptions Of Minimum-Variance Hedging
by Lence, Sergio H.
- Evolving Entitlements: Intervening To Prevent A Collective Harm
by Brookshire, David S. & Ganderton, Philip T. & McKee, Michael
- The Influence Of Wetland Type And Wetland Proximity On Residential Property Values
by Doss, Cheryl R. & Taff, Steven J.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Generation Of Recyclables By Rural Households
by Jakus, Paul M. & Tiller, Kelly & Park, William M.
- Implications Of Alternative Policies On Nitrate Contamination Of Groundwater
by Chowdhury, Manzoor E. & Lacewell, Ronald D.
- Using Actual And Contingent Behavior Data With Differing Levels Of Time Aggregation To Model Recreation Demand
by Cameron, Trudy Ann & Shaw, W. Douglass & Ragland, Shannon E. & Callaway, J. Mac & Keefe, Sally
- The Export Enhancement Program'S Influence On Firm-Level Competition In International Markets
by Patterson, Paul M. & Abbott, Philip C. & Stiegert, Kyle W.
- Factors Affecting U.S. Demand For Reduced-Fat Fluid Milk
by Gould, Brian W.
- Economic Hysteresis And The Effects Of Output Regulation
by Richards, Timothy J.
- Risk Management Programs In Extension
by Anderson, Kim B. & Mapp, Harry P., Jr.
- Valuing Risk-Reducing Interventions With Hedonic Models: The Case Of Erosion Protection
by Dorfman, Jeffrey H. & Keeler, Andrew G. & Kriesel, Warren
- The Distinct Impact Of Food Stamps On Food Spending
by Wilde, Parke E. & Ranney, Christine K.
December 1995, Volume 20, Issue 02
- Determinants Of Cow-Calf Pair Prices
by Parcell, Joseph L. & Schroeder, Ted C. & Hiner, Frina D.
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Technical Efficiency Of Rural Water Utilities
by Bhattacharyya, Arunava & Harris, Thomas R. & Narayanan, Rangesan & Raffiee, Kambiz
- A Rangeland Grasshopper Insurance Program
by Skold, Melvin D. & Davis, Robert M.
- Invited Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
- Agricultural Producers' Willingness To Pay For Real-Time Mesoscale Weather Information
by Kenkel, Philip L. & Norris, Patricia E.
- Transaction Costs And Agricultural Nonpoint-Source Water Pollution Control Policies
by Smith, Rodney B.W. & Tomasi, Theodore D.
- Rural-To-Urban Water Transfers: Measuring Direct Foregone Benefits Of Irrigation Water Under Uncertain Water Supplies
by Taylor, R. Garth & Young, Robert A.
- Nonlinear Dynamics And Economic Instability: The Optimal Management Of A Biological Population
by Chavas, Jean-Paul & Holt, Matthew T.
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Market Conduct Under Government Price Intervention In The U.S. Dairy Industry
by Liu, Donald J. & Sun, Chin-Hwa & Kaiser, Harry M.
- Trade Creation And Diversion Effects Of The North American Free Trade Agreement Of U.S. Sugar Imports From Mexico
by Devadoss, Stephen & Kropf, Jurgen & Wahl, Thomas I.
- Optimal Design Of A Voluntary Green Payment Program Under Asymmetric Information
by Wu, JunJie & Babcock, Bruce A.
- Spillovers And The Returns To Agricultural Research For Potatoes
by Araji, A.A. & White, Fred C. & Guenthner, Joseph F.
- Recreational And Aesthetic Value Of Water Using Hedonic Price Analysis
by Lansford, Notie H., Jr. & Jones, Lonnie L.
- Selected Papers Abstracts
by Anonymous
July 1995, Volume 20, Issue 01
- Obligations And Penalties Under Lemon Laws: Automobiles Versus Tractors
by Centner, Terence J. & Wetzstein, Michael E.
- Importance Of Melon Type, Size, Grade, Container, And Season In Determining Melon Prices
by Tronstad, Russell
- Regulation Of Nitrogen Pollution: Taxes Versus Quotas
by Choi, E. Kwan & Feinerman, Eli
- Property Rights, Grazing Permits, And Rancher Welfare
by Lambert, David K. & Shonkwiler, John Scott
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- The Effectiveness Of U.S. Nonprice Promotion Of Almonds In The Pacific Rim
by Halliburton, Karen & Henneberry, Shida Rastegari
- Land Allocation In The Presence Of Estimation Risk
by Lence, Sergio H. & Hayes, Dermot J.
- Program And Nonprogram Wheat Acreage Responses To Prices And Risk
by Krause, Mark A. & Lee, Jung-Hee & Koo, Won W.
- Recent Duality Contributions In Production Economics
by Shumway, C. Richard
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- The Rhetoric Of Duality
by Paris, Quirino & Caputo, Michael R.
- A Protocol Or A Set Of Standards To Guide Agricultural Economics Research
by Debertin, David L. & Luzar, E. Jane & Chambers, Orlando D.
- Risk And Market Participant Behavior In The U.S. Slaughter-Cattle Market
by Feuz, Dillon M. & Fausti, Scott W. & Wagner, John J.
- Determinants Of Nutrient Demand: A Nonparametric Analysis
by Ramezani, Cyrus A.
- Competition And Policy Conflicts In Canada-U.S. Barley Trade
by Johnson, D. Demcey & Wilson, William W.
- System Misspecification Testing And Structural Change In The Demand For Meats
by McGuirk, Anya M. & Driscoll, Paul J. & Alwang, Jeffrey Roger & Huang, Huilin
December 1994, Volume 19, Issue 02
- End Materials
by Anonymous
- Cover And Contents Pages
by Anonymous
- Premium Rate Determination In The Federal Crop Insurance Program: What Do Averages Have To Say About Risk?
by Goodwin, Barry K.


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- NDIS New World Conference: Disability in the 21st Century wraps up
- Videos bring NDIS to life
- Recognising and supporting young carers
- Online support for small and medium service providers
- Mathew gets his license and a job
- Annual Report now available
- Webinar Update: Mental health and the NDIS
- Supported accommodation in NT
NDIS New World Conference: Disability in the 21st Century wraps up
The NDIS New World Conference: Disability in the 21st Century brought together some of the most innovative and creative minds from around the world to discuss future technology that will enable people with disability, their families and carers to live a life of inclusion.
National Disability Insurance Agency Chairman, Bruce Bonyhady, opened the conference and spoke about how technology has a leading role in the NDIS. The speech is available to read.
At full scheme, we expect participants in the NDIS will spend $1billion a year on assistive technology.
That's why it was important for the NDIS to bring together people with disability, disability service providers, technology experts, entrepreneurs and policy makers at the conference in Brisbane.
There were so many memorable moments, including:
- Dr Jeffrey Cole, Director of the Centre for the Digital Future, University of Southern California, delivering a keynote address at the conference. Dr Cole is a world authority on technology and the influence it has on our attitudes and behaviour. He has been at the forefront of media and communication technology policy issues in the United States and internationally for the past 25 years.
- Top accessibility officers from the big three, IBM, Apple and Microsoft giving an outline of their future plans for assistive technology and how this will enable people with disability to participate and engage fully in life.
- 'Digital dreams' – people with disability explaining their technology needs and presenting their technology 'dreams' to the technology vendors and service providers.
- Christopher Hills, an Apple 'Accessibility Ambassador', wowing the audience with his story about how assistive technology (or as he likes to call it "inclusive" technology) has made his career possible. Christopher is a highly regarded editor and video producer who lives with cerebral palsy and quadriplegia.
- Academy Award winner, Dr Mark Sagar who developed the technology for characters in Avatar, King Kong and Spiderman 2 discussed developing an artificial nervous system and further future developments that will directly impact the lives of people with disability.
Over 1500 delegates attended and there was a great sense of optimism and hope throughout the three days.
The NDIS collaborated with Social Traders to create the Pitch Competition at the conference to uncover Australia's top technology start-ups that are inspired to improve the lives of people with disability. Watch the video (external link) to see the shortlisted startups pitch their ideas in less than one minute. The competition winner was AbilityMate (external link), entrepreneurs behind 3D-printable assistive devices. Clickability (external link) and Hireup (external link) were also worthy finalists.
Watch the conference wrap-up video on the New World Conference page.
Videos bring NDIS to life
One year ago, we visited five NDIS participants to see how their lives had been changed by the NDIS.
We made a short video, called 'Living My Plan', to bring to life some of the ways the NDIS works with participants, their families and carers.
We received a lot of positive feedback from people who saw the video on social media and when it was played at conferences and meetings.
Now two years into their NDIS experience, we have been back to visit the same participants. 'Living My Plan 2' catches up with the participants as they explain how the last year has been for them and where they want to take their NDIS plan next.
Watch the videos Living My Plan and Living My Plan 2, meet the participants and see the impact the NDIS can have.
Recognising and supporting young carers
A community arts project focused on supporting and raising awareness of young carers launched in Geelong, Victoria on Friday 9 October.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, approximately 1 in 10 young people aged 15-25 years in Australia are carers, providing significant support to a person with a disability.
Funded by a NDIS Community Inclusion and Capability Development (CICD) grant, the CUBED project in Geelong is working directly with young carers to:
- create two street art installations
- produce a series of posters and postcards for a public awareness campaign that will run across four neighbouring municipalities and be given to every school in the region
- train up to five young carers as presenters to visit schools and youth services to talk about their experience as a young carer and raise awareness
The project recognises the role of young carers and encourages more young carers to seek out support and services.
It also makes young carers aware of the NDIS and the support it may be able to provide for their family member.
By working together on the arts project, young carers can establish and strengthen friendships with other young people in the same situation.
At the project launch, some young people spoke of the struggle of being a carer and the feeling that they are missing out on being young.
But the future is looking brighter. As one young carer said, "That was then. Four years on, and with an NDIS plan in place, my Mum now has the right supports when she needs them and I have my time with Mum as a daughter."
Online support for small and medium service providers
National Disability Services has partnered with Curtin University to help small to medium service providers transition to the NDIS with a free online learning program. Providers do not need to be members of NDS to access the program.
The Costing and Pricing Learning Program (external link) aims to build knowledge around costing and pricing amongst management, financial, service and operational staff.
The learning program is mostly online, so it can be done at a time that suits the individual.
There are a range of learning and support materials to cater for different skills and learning preferences.
Topics covered in the learning program include:
- the stages of costing and pricing and applying key decision-making principles
- how to do costing modelling for key supports under the NDIS
- how to work sustainability toward a target price
- understanding financial risk and being able to apply appropriate control strategies
- understanding financial reporting requirements and risk management strategies at the Executive and Board level.
The online materials are open source, which means that trainers and others can access the information and use it freely. However, the materials cannot be changed and acknowledgement of Curtin University and NDS is required.
This project has been funded through the Sector Development Fund (SDF), which is administered by the Department of Social Services The SDF was established by the Australian Government to assist the disability services sector (including people with disability, their families and carers) to transition to the new NDIS arrangements.
Mathew gets his license and a job
Twenty-year-old Mathew is passionate about all things cars, and like most young adults, looked forward to the day when he would get his driver's licence and his first job.
Since becoming a NDIS participant in Tasmania in 2013, Mathew, who has autism, has gained his license and paid employment and is taking a cooking and budgeting course.
The NDIS funded Ability a specialist support provider for people with autism to help Mathew to sit his learner driver test using cars through role play, rather than the traditional way, to show whether or not he understood the road rules. He passed with flying colours.
Mathew was employed on a trial basis at an IGA supermarket and did so well that he now works there two half days a week with assistance from a support worker from Ability.
Since getting his driver's licence, he also drives himself to and from his shifts on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Mathew is looking forward to achieving more with his NDIS plan.
Image: Mathew now has his driver's licence.
Annual Report now available
The 2014-15 National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) Annual Report is now available on our website.
The Annual Report shows the NDIS is continuing to deliver better support for people with disability, their families and carers.
It describes what we have done and how we have managed our resources to build and operate the NDIS.
It demonstrates that participants are experiencing increased opportunities to live ordinary lives and fulfil their goals and aspirations.
Highlights from the NDIA 2014-15 Annual Report include:
- NDIS delivered on time and on budget
- High level of participant satisfaction
- More than 19,000 participants
- More than 1950 providers
- More participants using transport, attending education and gaining employment
- Over 16% of NDIA staff identify as having disability.
Webinar Update: Mental health and the NDIS
On Wednesday 7 October, we hosted a webinar on psychosocial disability and the NDIS to recognise Mental Health Week.
At 30 June 2015, there were 1234 NDIS participants with a primary psychosocial disability and 607 participants with a secondary condition of a psychosocial nature.
A further 55,000 participants with psychosocial disability are expected to be part of the Scheme once it is available across Australia.
More than 700 people tuned in live to participate in the webinar and submit questions to the panel.
An expert panel was facilitated by Dr Gerry Naughtin, a member of the NDIS Independent Advisory Council.
The panel was made up of the following people:
- Marita Walker – Perth Hills Trial Site Manager (WA) and a Member of the NDIA Mental Health Sector Reference Group (NMHSRG)
- Janet Meagher AM – NDIS Independent Advisory Council
- Adam – NDIS participant
- Mark Cliff – RichmondPRA (provider)
Discussion during the webinar included accessing the NDIS; how people with psychosocial disability are using the NDIS; and the opportunities for mental health service providers.
Panel members with lived experience also talked about the impact of the NDIS for them and their family members.
Key topics from the webinar included:
- Recovery and the NDIS
- Accessing the NDIS
- Transition of mental health services to the NDIS
- Market, workforce and sector readiness
- Quality of services
- Carers and family members
- Individual needs
- Funding
The webinar footage and the additional responses to the key topics raised is available to watch on our Webinars page.
If you participated in the Victoria and New South Wales Roll Out webinars on 1 October, the additional information promised on the day is now available on our Webinars page.
Supported accommodation in NT
People with disability, their families, carers and the wider community are benefitting from more supported accommodation in the Barkly region of the Northern Territory as a result of the NDIS trial.
NDIA Deputy CEO Louise Glanville said an additional three houses had recently opened in Tennant Creek as supported accommodation.
"This increase in supported accommodation is not only creating more options for people with disability, it is also providing local job opportunities," Ms Glanville said.
"In recent months 17 local people have been trained as disability support workers by service providers who have started operating in the region as a result of the NDIS.
"Prior to the NDIS, Tennant Creek had limited supported accommodation for people with disability.
"Now a number of new disability service providers have registered to provide supported accommodation to NDIS participants.
"Jobs for local support workers are being created alongside this increase in accommodation, meaning the wider community is benefitting from the NDIS."
"The NDIS trial in the Barkly region is helping us learn how best to make the NDIS work for people living in remote areas and work in the most effective way with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities," Ms Glanville said.
"The NDIA is working closely with Aboriginal people, service providers and community groups as part of the trial in the Barkly region.
"Our latest report shows that as of June 30, more than 60 people with disability in the Barkly region have an individual plan in place with the NDIS and the number continues to grow.
To learn more about the NDIS in the NT read the Progress Report here.


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Immunological memory is a cardinal property of the adaptive immune system and memory CD8 T cells play a critical role in providing long-term protective immunity against reoccurring infectious disease and cancers. Generating long-lived functional memory T cells is vital for any successful vaccination campaign. For the greatest protection possible memory T cells must possess 1) longevity, 2) high proliferative potential and 3) rapid development of effector functions when antigen is reencountered. It is not known how these properties are instilled into the precursors of memory T cells during immune responses, and this is the primary focus of this proposal. Our prior studies using acute viral and bacterial infection in mice embarked on identification of the memory CD8 T cell precursors, and this work helped to distinguish this subset of effector cells from those that will die. Our recent preliminary results outline formation of memory precursor effector cell (MPEC) and short-lived effector cell (SLEC) lineages during infection and delineate when effector CD8 T cells begin to adopt the SLEC fate. We found that the transcription factor T-bet is a key lineage-determining factor that controls the SLEC/MPEC fate decision during infection, and that the relative concentration of T-bet in the effector CD8 T cells modulated this process. High levels of T-bet specified SLEC development whereas low levels specified MPEC development. Furthermore, we found that IL-12 was a potent inducer of T-bet expression and SLECs during infection. Thus, early inflammatory signals not only define the types of effector CD8 T cells that form and enhance their functions during infection, but they also influence their longevity and ability to develop into memory CD8 T cells that can self-renew. This highlights a novel control mechanism by which the innate immune system regulates T cell homeostasis. The over-arching goal of this proposal is to elucidate the mechanisms that determine which effector CD8 T cells become MPECs or SLECs during immune responses in order to create new avenues for improving vaccination and immunotherapies that fight infectious disease and cancer. Specifically, we aim to (i) determine when T-bet functions during effector CD8 T cell differentiation and how T-bet and IL-12 signals are coordinately integrated, (ii) identify other cytokines that regulate T-bet expression and terminal effector cell differentiation, (iii) determine if T-bet controls the memory cell potential of Th1 effector CD4 T cells during LCMV infection.
As acute infections resolve, effector CD8 T cells differentiate into short-lived effector cells (SLECs) and memory precursor effector cells (MPECs) capable of generating long-lived, protective memory CD8 T cells.
We aim to identify the genetic pathways that control this process and have found the transcription factor T- bet is an important modulator of memory CD8 T cell development. Here, we propose to delineate when and how T-bet functions in activated CD8 T cells, to identify the inflammatory signals that control T-bet expression during infection with Biodefense Priority Pathogens, and to determine if T-bet plays a similar role in memory CD4 T cell development.
|Gray, Simon M; Kaech, Susan M; Staron, Matthew M (2014) The interface between transcriptional and epigenetic control of effector and memory CD8? T-cell differentiation. Immunol Rev 261:157-68
|Ho, Ping-Chih; Meeth, Katrina M; Tsui, Yao-Chen et al. (2014) Immune-based antitumor effects of BRAF inhibitors rely on signaling by CD40L and IFN?. Cancer Res 74:3205-17
|Kaech, Susan M (2014) Celebrating diversity in memory T cells. J Immunol 192:837-9
|Cui, Weiguo; Joshi, Nikhil S; Liu, Ying et al. (2014) TLR4 ligands lipopolysaccharide and monophosphoryl lipid a differentially regulate effector and memory CD8+ T Cell differentiation. J Immunol 192:4221-32
|Laidlaw, Brian J; Zhang, Nianzhi; Marshall, Heather D et al. (2014) CD4+ T cell help guides formation of CD103+ lung-resident memory CD8+ T cells during influenza viral infection. Immunity 41:633-45
|Shaw, Patrick J; Weidinger, Carl; Vaeth, Martin et al. (2014) CD4? and CD8? T cell-dependent antiviral immunity requires STIM1 and STIM2. J Clin Invest 124:4549-63
|Staron, Matthew M; Gray, Simon M; Marshall, Heather D et al. (2014) The transcription factor FoxO1 sustains expression of the inhibitory receptor PD-1 and survival of antiviral CD8(+) T cells during chronic infection. Immunity 41:802-14
|Parish, Ian A; Marshall, Heather D; Staron, Matthew M et al. (2014) Chronic viral infection promotes sustained Th1-derived immunoregulatory IL-10 via BLIMP-1. J Clin Invest 124:3455-68
|Shin, Hyun Mu; Kapoor, Varun N; Guan, Tianxia et al. (2013) Epigenetic modifications induced by Blimp-1 Regulate CD8ýýý T cell memory progression during acute virus infection. Immunity 39:661-75
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Jazz Jam Finale Auction
Our Jazz Jam Finale on Monday, May 5th will feature a small auction in addition to buffet dinner and live jazz. Here's what is up for grabs: 1) Au Bon Climat Icons 30th Anniv. Pinot Noir 2007 (1.5L) (l'Eté du Vin Engraved) (2 bottles) 2) Cakebread Collection Cakebread Cellars Merlot 2010 Cakebread Cellars Syrah 2010 [...]
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Blood Orange Mimosa 12.5 FRESH BAKED PASTRIES & BREAD White Cheddar Biscuits with local Honey Butter 4 Cranberry Wheat Bread with local Blackberry Jam 4 FIRST COURSE She-Crab Soup, Roasted Root Vegetables, Sherry Reduction, Blue Crab and Cilantro Salad 12 Flatbread with Benton's Country Ham, Scrambled Eggs, Pickled Red Onion 12.5 Baby Greens, Spiced Pecans, [...]
Jazz Jam Finale to Benefit the Nashville Wine Auction
Join us Monday, May 5th for "Jazz Jam Finale" Benefit Dinner featuring a jazz-inspired buffet menu created by Chef Charles Robb, with wine, and Live Jazz Jam Session in the main dining room of F. Scott's, featuring jazz guitarist Cliff Richmond and Friends Event Details: Monday, May 5th, 2014 6:00pm ~ Benefit Dinner $125 per person includes [...]
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April Jazz Schedule
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published reports are saying he was allowed to be there. complete bay area coverage starts now. . good morning, thank you for joining us, we will check in with steve paulson and see when the rain will come. it ends mostly today, we'll see some sun and they are getting closer but they will be here later this afternoon, highs mainly in the 60s, here is sal. traffic will be light so far and we come to concord, it is already busy but not stop and go. also the commute looks good across the bay, 5:00 let's go back to the desk. new this morning, just hours ago a fire raced through
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a bar in salon know -- salvano county. >> reporter: they are putting out some hot spots behind me and a fire broke out around 2:45 this morning. heavy flames could be seen outside of the rear and then spread inside. this went to a two alarm and they plea of it may be the work of an arsonist. >> off and on we have had a rash of suspicious fires. we had one with a residential building that was vacant. that is under investigation and
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also deemed suspicious. >> -- >> reporter: now last night after 8:00 that fire he was talking about happened 3 or 4 houses down and caused quite a bit of damage and they saw a pattern and they will tell you a reason why they are all connected coming up. over the past 8 months there have been at least 30 fires started in the city of vallejo. ktvu channel 2 morning news tara moriarty. they are investigating a mysterious disappearance a man reported his disappearance yesterday evening. less than an hour later they found his body. he may have fallen and hit a large rock. campus police say he was not affiliated with uc berkeley.
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an autopsy will be performed. it was an alleged assault last night in oakland. after police rushed to the correct yard, reportedly a man was attacked possibly in the head with a bottle at the hotel parking lot. as police investigated, cat william was detained for questioning which surprised people we were talking to. >> i saw fire trucks a bunch of cars and we were trying to look around and see what was happening. >> cat williams is supposed to get on stable tomorrow night at the oracle arena. big refineries may have deceived people into paying
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higher prices. the refineries announced they had shut down for maintenance for two weeks but the report claims records including admissions information indicate those refineries did not stop production. it shows fuel inventories were building in may yet they were 50 cents higher than the national average. state lawmakers will look at the pricing an inventory information. coming up at 5:15, what lawmakers want to say they know about the attack on the obama administration. some parents of a religious school have questions to ask after finding out a sex
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offender volunteered. jeanine was able to find out how he could get on the school's grounds and not get arrested. >> reporter: they are investigating what happened here at the catholic school in early october. the paper is reporting this man, christopher was working the sound system when a parent recognized him as a sex offender and said he was working security at the event. the sheriff's office did not address him because he had a letter from a church official saying he had permission to be there and under the penal code, they could have permission to be there if they have permission. he was convicted of lewd & lascivious conduct with a child under four years old. we are trying to get more
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information from the sheriff's office because the mercury news is stating that the pastor had no knowledge of letter and we are in the process again of trying to contact the sheriff's office and as the morning goes on, we will get hold of the church oh officials. reporting hive jeanine della vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. for a change we have some good news. the analyst says california is now facing a $1.9 billion den fit and that's well better than the budget previously suspected. now improving economy and new tax revenues from prop 30 are all credit ted. san francisco city hall
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we have that in between day. it will be a little cloudy, and they ask me all the time when can i go out and not have it be raining? tuesday night. 30s, 40s and 5 ross. 52 in the city, it just depends and there is a lot of cloud cover that will come in and this is just up with forecast model. it is a seen of things to come. no rain, it could be a few hit and miss showers, no big deal. it starts friday morning. we will be talking about rain and then picks up by 5:00. this is a warm system for sierra. that is a pretty good band
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live steps of the u.s. capital and they are the new elected members of the congress. less than a week after general david petraeus resigned, they are under fierce scrutiny for how they handled it and here is more on how the congressional hearings are happening today. >> reporter: pam, four house and senate committees are holding hearings about the assault in libya. some big questions, why wasn't there more security including where chris stevens was killed and why didn't the cia anticipate the attack or do more to stop it. some have been going after suzanne rice after she said intelligence pointed to a spontaneous not preplanned attack. senator graham said he just doesn't trust her.
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>> i think she should have known better and if she didn't she should not be the voice of america. >> if senator graham should want to go after somebody, they should go after me and i am happy to have that discussion with him. >> reporter: they will hear from the acting cia director today and general david petraeus is expected to testify behind closed doors tomorrow. reporting live, allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. and the air force is dealing with training practices in response to rape where all go through basic training. at least 48 female roux cruise the have been -- recruits have
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been affected by this kind of behavior. bp expected to pay billions of dollars in fines for the infamous gulf oil spill. there are several reports that say they have reached a plea deal and details will come out later today. they will reportedly pay a record fine and we don't know what that is yet. the explosion and fire killed 11 workers where there was oil everywhere back in 2010. well, there is better news if you plan to drive, aaa is saying the best gas is in vallejo. it is down #0 cents in the past month. not surprising san francisco still has highest prices but it
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is down 67 cents. they think it will keep dropping about a penny a day. they are looking for an 11- week-old puppy who was stolen from a home. a puppy named gus, there he is, chocolate lab, the burglars also got away with jewelry and electronics. he is wearing a color and his owners contact information. and they are following a shooting involving rival gangs. a man was shot in the back after a gang dispute. two suspects were shot and the man who was shot is expected to survive. they have 13 reports of people dying that may be
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connected to a caffeinated energy drink. there is no information on the drinks but in each case they are cited and fda is still investigating. they say the drink is safe when used as directed. there is a new study and according to the information, a 12 answer can of coca-cola has slightly less than a can of budweiser. >> did people think they were drinking something healthy with those adult beverages? >> i did, but i partake in a responsible way. dave, pam, i think you will like what we see so far, let's
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go to the oakland i am in myths free -- oakland freeway and incase you are trying to catch a flight, you will be just fine using the 880 freeway. also on the san mateo bridge, it looks good incase you are trying to get over to the peninsular. looking here and the traffic on the road sensors, it is showing it is light here and it is already slowing on highway 1 along the coast -- highway 1 along the coast. >> you need to keep talking because my computer is not working. >> well, do you think we will have some rainy commutes coming up? >> yes, tomorrow morning. >> keep talking. i will bring in my bart map, they are doing very well. also i can move the maps and the freeway is off to a good
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start, we have been looking at the livermore valley, 5:18, let's go to steve. it looks more likely on the evening commute but i think there will still be some rain and the first system is not really that strong, but the second one is colder, and it will come late sunday into early monday. in a lot of locations santa rosa, concord, fairfield, they are on the cool side and there is our system, it is working its way towards us, slowly spinning high clouds and we get some morning sun and including clouds. and increasing clouds throughout the day, we had some low mid-70s and we are saying goodbye to those. sun and clouds, winds picks up and this will be more of a
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apartments with large square footage. some say it will provide more affordable housing. they will become crash pads and they will debate a 375 unit cap. the teen who won 500 olympic medals signed to swim in 17. she plans to swim at the college level for two years and then plans on turning pro before the olympics in rio de janeiro in 2016 . anything going on, sal? >> nothing, we are off to a good start and traffic looks good getting up to the 880
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interchange and no major problems. but the traffic also looks good if you are driving passed mission boulevard, all the way down to the hill. let's go to steve. increasing clouds and it is on its way. by tomorrow morning we will be talking about rain. more 60s and out of thatment. danger facing dozens of homes after that water-main break earlier this week. also new information about the suspicious death that led to a bomb scare and what police are now telling us about the investigation. and police lead a chase through san francisco, we will tell you what we learned about her history and what just happened, that is when the ktvu
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to move and highs today are in the 60s, here is sal. traffic on highway 4 is moving along very well if you are driving to the concord area. also the morning commute looks good if you are on 880 southbound, let's go back to the desk. a suspected drunk driving in san francisco is facing several charges after police say she led them on a chase. it started on 880 and ended on south vannesque. you know something about the driver as well, right? >> reporter: that's right, the suspected dwi driver has a history and she has been convicted before she ended up here in this corner. you can see what is left of a
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box and they are trying fix it and this is a car lot that surrounds them and as we come back here, you can take a look at the wheel, that is what happened when she pushed up on to the sidewalk. now this all started on 880 and chp was monitoring when the driver drove up on the freeway. what you are looking at is 58th and natomas what and he hit a parked car. fortunately that man is okay and in the last 45 minutes they do expect him to be released soon after suffering a bump and maybe a scrape but that collision was not the end of it. let's take you up where you can see the cherry and where he ended up facing. felony dui, hit-and-run, she is also facing enhancement charges
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for repeat offenders and they have at least three prior dui convictions. coming back here live, now what you are looking at is the top of one of these street lights. going all the way up there, that is just one more thing she took out and one officer is telling me she took two laps around this block, first the truck and coming back hitting everything else. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is now 5:32, the house fire broke out and damaged this 6 unit building near henry in the neighborhood. they say it started with a heater this morning. >> i got up and grabbed my dog. >> the flames got into the walls and one unit was damaged.
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others have smoke damage and we are told nobody was hurt. police say it happened shortly after 9:00 last night. officers spent the evening talking with neighbors who knew the person who died. they found suspicious items and they are trying to find out if this was a suicide or homicide. president barack obama is flying to that area. he will also see recovery effort. andrew cuomo will be asking for $30,000 to repulled -- $30 million to rebuild.
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and according to information, in the neighborhood of far rockaway, a bad cough is going around and some are also getting migraine headaches. it could be because of mold in flooded basements and health officials are saying throw out anything that is moldy and clean off pole with diluted bleach. yes crews saw more wet mud was in the streets and city engineers are working out a permanent solution for the hillside but that could take several weeks. they are tracking the investigation at a san jose elementary school after a convicted sex offender was reportedliable to volunteer at
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arrest val. and is more on why he was arrested. >> reporter: since school will be opening in a couple of hours i was able to speak to a father who lives around here. he says his son does go to the school and he was surprised to hear a sex offender was at the event. mercury news said he was working the sound system in october when a parent recognized him as a sex offender and told a sheriff. they said he had a letter from a church official saying he could be there. coding -- according to that information they may be allowed to be there if they have what
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they need. back out here live on the megan's law website, we did see he does have a san jose address not too far from here and i have contacted the sheriff's office and i am waiting so finds out more from their investigation and i am planning on reporting live jeanine della vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. protesting proposed tuition hikes. students planned a rally later today outside the california regents. >> it includes 6% tuition increases for the next four years.
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>> he called on the recent gents to save. well the job market may be getting better for many college grads but apparently not for those with advanced degrees. coming up at 5:45 we will tell you why many may have a tough time finding a job when they graduate. crab season officially got underway at midnight. the crabs will start arriving in hoe call markets. they will be a little more expensive, sell $6 per pound. >> melted butter, just drizzling over. sal is busy, he is keep end an eye on our east area.
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right now if you want to get yourself a nice commute traffic is moving along nicely through there. no major problems westbound 580, caster valley is a nice looking drive all the way to 880 and it looks nice on 280 if you are driving up to the san jose region, 880 and 101 is doing nicely, let's go to steve. we have a system which is finally moving and it's kind of rotating along. that something is pumping down. by the time it arrives it will drop 5,000 feet once the system to the north moves in late saturday into sunday and this one will be with us tomorrow. it will start to bring
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increasing clouds. and the am than that southeast breeze is with us tomorrow and more so friday night, we might get a break saturday morning and we will wait for that next system saturday into sunday. big difference on the temperatures and a lot of cloud cover. out ahead of that, a form pattern and the trend is for cooler weather and for rain to start moving in. sun and clouds and that wind picks up it could be breezy towards the santa cruz mountains and 60s on the temperatures, oh, my gosh the days are getting shorter and rain on saturday, a little break saturday morning, saturday afternoon should be fine and here comes that next
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system it will be gone sunday afternoon but breezy and cooler. an accident seriously injured a five-year-old boy in oakland. >> it is very scary and there are lots of kids around all the time. and the threat from israel is sending them to a new level. and we have a traffic update minutes ahead. stay tuned.
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look at some of the top stories we are looking at. an autopsy is planned on a body found last night on a uc berkeley campus. it is believed a man in his 20s fell off a hill and slammed into a large rock. university police say that man was not affiliated with the university. new research is out questioning the price spikes and that report will be presented at a hearing in san francisco. now it says west coast had plenty of oil during a time when they went up because of reported shortages. and in san francisco, police say a woman driving a jeep perry -- cherokee which slid into a man walking his bike and then it slammed into
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another elect calling box -- electrical box. that woman was arrested for dui. it happened on lakeshore avenue. police say the boy was walking with his mother when he ran into the street and was hit. the driver of the van is cooperating with police and witnesses say it is a dangerous area for kids. >> the speed limit is 65 but it's too fast. >> it appears the child ran from the curb into oncoming traffic and the driver had nothing they could do about it. >> police say the driver was not speeding and will not face any charges. san rafael police are looking into a man who may have been stabbed while breaking into a home. a man with a knife broke in tuesday night and one of the woman fought the burglar while the other woman called 911.
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the burglary had substantial facial wounds and may also have been stabbed. israel has launched more than 50 air strikes on the gaza strip and at least ten people were killed including the military commander of hamas. this you are looking at people being rushed to an air strip and this is in response todays of rocket fire. israeli leaders are prepared to launch a ground invasion of gaza if necessary. the fbi investigation that throat general david petraeus' resignation has now been identified. it is frederic kris humphries. he was accused -- he accused
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her of inappropriate relationship with general david petraeus. more fall out into questionable expenditures at the port oakland. an internal audit shows 200 to 400 thous thousand dollars in questionable expenditures if in travel expense. the director omar benjamin resigned earlier this week after being connected to uh- huhston strip -- a houston strip club. james won paid the expenses on that bill. and california school administrators breathed a sigh
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of relief but prop 30 only maintains education levels. if congress does not act by a certain time, the schools across the country will be hit with millions in cuts. for example they could lose as much as $5.4 million. they may not have a job unless they have an m-b-a. employers are expected to increase hiring of four-year college grads by 4%. demand with associate degrees are expected to go up however hiring is expected to be down if you have an mba because they are trying to fill jobs with
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lower salaries. traffic is getting busier on many counties. this is a look at san mateo near the high-rise and there is going to be pulling traffic on interstate 880 as you drive through. also the morning commute looks good a long northbound 101 and the traffic is moving along well. 17 and south vanness will be a little bit more dangerous or slower because of an investigation we have been covering on the morning news. and the morning commute on the livermore -- in the livermore moore valley will be slower but it gets better by the time you reach dublin. good morning mostly clear, but by this afternoon the system is finally moving and it will be here for a first round of rain. nice pattern here the last couple of days and that ends today as we get more clouds in
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here. the first system begins tomorrow with rain and then the second system drops and it will be a colder one late saturday into early sunday so maybe saturday will not be bad but in between saturday and sunday there could be moderate to heavy rain. a little bit of fog is being reported at sonoma airport, a lot of lower 40s though. sign itly we have something to bump it alongment our cloud forecast, you get the idea. it could be a few splash and dash showers. i will be talking about rain and by the morning commute it starts to push off to the sacramento valley and then here comes that cold front moving everything along friday night looks like rain overnight as
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well then we get a little bit of a break and here comes the colder second system coming in and then north bay for everyone saturday into sunday morning. so the rest of sunday may not be bad but breezy and cool. it picks up because of cloud cover and 60s more than anything else and it may be warmer for some over towards gilroy but 68 should cover it for most. we'll see a little bit of a break may be 10 to 2:00 pam, go with that. >> okay. >> and then monday looks pretty good >> >> they reported a big jump in the number of people filing for unemployment. 43 9,000 filed for the first time and it is higher -- it is at the highest level. hurricane sandy is to blame. it cut off power forking many
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file for liquidating the company tomorrow. they walked out after seeing their benefits slashed and their pay cut 80%. hostesses are cutting and if workers are not back by 2:00, they will ask them to liquidate the entire privately held company. if approved all of the plants could be closed by next tuesday. a new report says california has the highest poverty rate in the united states. nearly 9 million live in poverty because of the high cost of living and immigrant population. many still working at shelters and food banks. >> the number of people we serve is 50% and continues to edge up even with the economy.
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>> 4 million people are living below poverty line and that's about #0% of the population. some of the needy family will be given away and the give a wart starts at 10:00 this morning and ends at noon tomorrow. sal is talking about our commute. >> yes, we are looking at the santa clara valley and people are not on the roads in a major way and that's good if you want to get ahead of the crowd. 880 looks good and coming up we will have a complete look at some of the east bay and contra costa commutes.
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Fresh Signals
Google has taken Street View to the top of the Burj Khalifa. Neat, via John Nack. -jc.06.26.13 #
A post from the daily flow of linkage called Fresh Signals, at Coudal.com.