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Anime like any topic may include graphic or sexual expression. I want to explain this as there is a place for everything. Three words that you may hear when coming across this topic will be; Hentai, Yuri and Yaoi. Please let me explain before you shut this site down and run away. Like anything, use your parental control. The places where you would find these topics would be like anything else, on the internet and at conventions where manga's are sold.
Let me start with Yaoi. This is focused on a male to male relationship. Sometimes it may be on a sexual nature but Yaoi, predominately is humorous as we see in today's TV shows or movies. More so what we call bro-friends. Another way to see the interaction between these males may even be called a bro-mance. Another take on this would be male to male relationship with out the sex. It stays more to the story line that makes these men vulnerable therefore making it humorous.
Yuri is the same take as Yaoi but female to female. That being said, it has not become as popular as Yaoi. It seems that the humor comes out more with the guys.
Hentai – well this I cannot mince my words. This would be animated pornography either on video or in manga's. I personally have never seen this. Neither has my daughter, so therefore this is something that can be controlled through settings on your computer or cable TV as well as knowing where not to go when at the convention.
Please note that the vendors are very conservative in there display of such books as they are kept in boxes and topics are noted to the outside of the container. You will also know which vendors are selling these types of books as a sign or a flag is posted above their booth stating that it is Hentai, Yuri and Yaoi. Another point regarding these vendors is that you will normally see them at the corners of the convention. When you receive your badge you will also get a program that shares where all the vendors are posted.
I as a mother of an Otaku, I have taken the time to go to these conventions to gain awareness and share this with my child. We have had conversations regarding these topics and what to stay away from. All I can say is keep an open mind, if your child or teenager has a question to such topics, just talk it out.


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Cru Garage are Torres Allegre's top tier wines. They represent a maximum expression of each varietal they work with, and are a true reflection of Valle de Guadalupe's terroir.
With these wines Torres Allegre is pushing the quality standards and is striving to place Mexican wines next to the most well recognized wine regions of the world. They focus on the details during the wine making process to achieve high quality standards and make extraordinary wines.
This is the signature line of Torres Allegre. These are super premium wines and produced in limited quantities of only around 2000 bottles of each label per vintage and they are only released if they meet the standard each year.
Cru Garage Zinfandel shows aromas of spicy red fruits, plum jam, black pepper, paprika, and port wine-like aromas with new oak spices from the 24 months in new new French barrique. The attack on the palate is filled with baked fruit notes and a velvety texture with a long finish, and subtly perceptible tannins.
Cuisine: Cru Garage Zinfandel was created to harmonize with Mexican food. It perfectly accompanies moles, game, lamb and desserts with chocolate and vanilla.

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Laos issues new 1,000-kip note dated 2008
May 09, 2009 11:35 AM Category: East and Southeast Asia
1,000 kip (US$0.10)
Green and blue. Front: Three young women; temple; coat of arms. Back: Dancer; elephant; grazing cattle; power lines. Solid security thread. Watermark: Unknown. Printer: Bank of the Lao PDR (w/o imprint). 2008. No signature. Introduced 30.10.2008.
Download bank press release (in Lao). Translation requested.
This note is also available as a specimen with horizontal red Lao overprint.
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Quick update that we have a few local entries in the HASTAC / Digital Media Learning "Game Changers" competition that are worth taking a look at. And, frankly, it's kind of fun and useful to see how game developers are finding ways to get kinds learning in general!
From an Albuquerque home school family team(!):
GEO-SPORE 3-D: Master Geometry in a series of 3-D Mathematical Galactic Adventures
From UNM Organizational Learning & Instructional Technology Grad Students:
DIASTEM (Digitally Integrating Academics of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math): Students Learn by Doing
Given that NM has 2 of the top 14 slots -- this is actually great representation from our state!
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The Development office at Massachusetts Bay Community College approached me with an idea for an Alumni Garden and asked for help in creating an appealing layout for the proposed space. Situated between the Administration Building and Recreation/Wellness Center was a small patch of land that was being underutilized. For the garden proposal, I incorporated a circular garden to complement the existing trees which formed a triangle. The circular garden allows for a raised seating area where outdoor classes can be conducted and employees can enjoy lunch. Vertical garden structures screen the parking lot, essentially creating "green" walls. A piece of art or unique stone would be placed at the heart of the garden.


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Choosing between the hardwood floor and the laminated flooring is a tough thing to conclude these days for the common people. The look which a hardwood floor gives to your flooring is very exclusive and beautiful. They provide an elegant look to whichever space they are installed in.
There are different types of hardwood floors available for different spaces in your home. The places which are concerned with moisture like the bathrooms and the kitchen; white oak hardwood flooring will suit them. If you have an aesthetic interest, then you can opt for the dark walnut hardwood for your floors.
Homes which have pets and children should preferably make with maple hardwood flooring while the cherry hardwood flooring can work in any fresh-looking surroundings. If one maintains and takes proper care of any of the type of hardwood floorings, it will last for years with the charismatic look it carries.


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Both during and post my BTEC in Building Services – Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning at South & City College Birmingham, I became a team member of M&E (since 2011). It's a great company to work for, in growth with some really interesting customers. There's certainly plenty to keep me busy!


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With the dust from the November election now settling, Republicans managed to pick up a handful of legislative seats, but head into the coming session almost hopelessly outnumbered by their Democrat colleagues. This year finds a large number of newly elected GOP members, to whom I offer some constructive words of wisdom.
10. OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE — Humility is a quality for which you should constantly strive. You will be offered goodies and inducements from influence-seekers. These will be offers of free trips to Hawaii or other international locales; fancy dinners; golf at fancy resorts–all of which leads to voter cynicism. It's okay to reject stuff!
9. TALK TO THE PEOPLE ABOUT WHAT MATTERS — Focus your speeches, releases, and social media efforts on challenging what the Democrats, who are in control, are doing. No one cares to hear about your authoring innocuous bills that don't move the needle. Welcome to the loyal opposition–speak out!
8. FACE IT, YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIG — Of course in the Capitol everyone will treat you like you are the state's version of royalty. And this could make your head grow big. But as a more practical matter it is a well known fact that newly elected legislators actually get physically larger, putting on the pounds Someone told me it's like an average of around 20-25 pounds, which is no laughing matter. It's not a complicated formula: MORE SITTING + LESS EXERCISE + CONSTANT ACCESS TO ALCOHOL AND FOOD = GIRTH EXPANSION. So the practical advice–use the stairs in the Capitol, and if you are hitting multiple receptions, save that drink and those munchies for the last one.
7. KNOW YOUR COLLEAGUES — While it may seem like all of your new Democrat colleagues are all the same (the best analogy may be that school of Moonfish in Finding Nemo), you might actually be surprised that they each have their own names. A number of years ago I was hanging around at a legislator's home in Sacramento, who was entertaining a bunch of his fellow legislators, and there was a discussion around the backyard fireplace about that day's floor session. It was kind of painful having a five-year incumbent using physical characteristics to describe one of his Assembly colleagues because he simply did not know his name. Perhaps have your staff put together flash cards to help you remember. The benefits of knowing all of those Democrats by name may seem unclear, given that they all vote like they are part of the Borg, but there is merit in not looking stupid.
6. SO CALLED BI-PARTISAN COOPERATION IS A ONE WAY STREET — Some of you (especially those that served in local elected office) may be arriving to the Capitol seeking to work with your Democrat colleagues towards mutual policy goals. You will very quickly learn that bipartisanship in Sacramento is really just about the need of the Democrats to get YOUR vote to raise taxes–or getting you to channel your inner liberal and use the power of government to pick winners and losers (such as raising car taxes on the people, unrepresented by lobbyists, to then redistribute that money to businesses, represented by lobbyists, to give them regulatory relief–true example). I can think of no example to share with you of bipartisan cooperation in Sacramento leading to smaller, leaner state government (except maybe when the recession forced cuts).
5. TARGETED TAX CREDIT B.S. — "But as the minority party this is the only tax relief I ever get to vote on"–words I've heard too many times from beleaguered GOP legislators. Let's be sure we all understand what happens with industry-specific special treatment. You are the LAST STOP. Long before that special treatment legislation gets to the floor, big bucks have been transacted by those seeking the special treatment–such as funding the Speakers Cup, and all of the other big-ticket Democrat Party fundraising events. When the tithing has reached its apex, suddenly the gift of public money takes place, and then Republicans just go along for the ride. Never mind that these "targeted" credits make our state's woes even worse, created a legislated unfairness in how different people are treated under the law. No offense to those in manufacturing, or aerospace–but where is my blog publisher's tax credit?
4. THE STATE'S PULIC EMPLOYEE UNIONS HAVE PURCHASED THE LEGISLATURE — Understand that, with just a few exceptions, the CTA, SEIU and their ilk can and will get the votes of Democrat legislators whenever they insist on it. Period.
3. REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE — It is important to remember that at every single meeting that you take, or participate in, the taxpayers have a representative in the room:YOU. The people don't hire lobbyists–YOU are their advocate in the Capitol. Last year I had a conversation with a GOP legislator after they cast a disappointing vote to extend a very regressive tax. One comment they made that I will always remember was, "But I heard from so many articulate policy experts about why extending the tax as a good idea–and no one came to my office to lobby against it." Stay grounded, and remember that YOU are that lobbyist for the taxpaying citizens of California.
2. GOOD ADVICE ABOUNDS, SEEK IT OUT — Talk to your colleagues, and talk to those who have served and now are back in the private sector. Wisdom is power. Also, follow the Laws Of The Public Policy Process.
1. LOWER YOUR EXPECTATIONS, AND FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS — It doesn't take a degree in mathematics or physics to understand that if in every game their team puts 78 players on the field and you have 42 players, your team is going to lose over, and over, and over again. Picking up a few legislative seats to go from super-minority status to nearly-super-minority status is an incremental gain, to be sure, but it does not really change the reality of your life as a GOP legislator in California–you are on defense, all of the time (unless you cut some deal and cast your vote to use the coercive power of government to screw over someone). Ignore the lame media spin that you are only effective as a legislator if you pass bills, since any bills of significance that pass pretty much suck. Focus your efforts outside of the Capitol, working to make sure next season more players on the field are wearing your team's jersey.
Jon Fleischman is the Politics Editor of Breitbart California. A longtime participant, observer and chronicler of California politics, Jon is also the publisher at www.flashreport.org. His column appears weekly on this page. You can reach Jon at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Registration is open!
Dear colleagues,
It is our great pleasure to welcome You to the first conference in a new European meeting series for photosynthesis research. This conference series is intended to run every four years, two years after the International Congress on Photosynthesis Research. It thus bridges the gap in the four year schedule for the international meeting. ePS-1, like the international photosynthesis congress, is organized under the auspices of the International Society for Photosynthesis Research.
ePS-1 will cover all aspects of photosynthesis, from genetics and molecular mechanisms, to crop yields, artificial photosynthesis and solar fuels. In addition, we will organize the ePS-Young meeting for PhD students and postdocs, the weekend before the main meeting.
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We hope to see you in Uppsala!
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Mathew Jeptha & Rachel Holeman Adams
Mathew Jeptha Adams, b 16 Jul 1786, d 17 Aug 1833, m Rachel Ann Holeman, d/o Richard H. Holeman of Greenville, SC.Mathew and Rachel had at least children Amelia, Emily, Curtis, Matthew R., Mastin, Amanda, and John.Are there any descendants of Mathew and Rachel out there who also have some knowledge of the Holeman side?One of my problem ancestors is Susannah Holeman, Rachel Ann Holeman Adam's sister.Would any of you researchers happen to know the name of Susannah's husband by some remote chance??I know she married an Anderson.They lived in Greenville and Pickens District, SC and later several descendants of Richard H. Holman moved on into Habersham and Gilmer County, GA.I'd appreciate hearing from someone who is connected to this family.
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True benevolence is to love all men. Recompense injury with justice, and kindness with kindness.
- Confucius
I have heard of a monk who in his cell had a glorious vision of Jesus revealed to him. Just then a bell rang, which called him away to distribute loaves of bread among the poor beggars at the gate. He was sorely tried as to whether he should lose a scene so inspiring. He went to his act of mercy; and when he came back the vision remained more glorious than ever.
- Theodore Ledyard Cuyler
The secret pleasure of a generous act, is the great mind's great bribe.
- John Dryden
There is no beautifier of complexion, or form, or behavior, like the wish to scatter joy and not pain around us.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
We know who is benevolent by quite other means than the amount of subscription to soup societies. It is only low merits that can be enumerated.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
A beneficent person is like a fountain watering the earth, and spreading fertility; it is, therefore, more delightful and more honorable to give than to receive.
- Epicurus
There cannot be a move glorious object in creation than a human being replete with benevolence, meditating in what manner he might render himself most acceptable to his Creator by doing most good to His creatures.
- Henry Fielding
The true source of cheerfulness is benevolence. The pursuits of mankind are commonly frigid and contemptible, and the mistake comes, at last, to be detected. But virtue is a charm that never fades. The soul that perpetually overflows with kindness and sympathy will always be cheerful.
- Parke Godwin
Our hands we open of our own free will, and the good flies, which we can never recall.
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Learn the luxury of doing good.
- Oliver Goldsmith
While selfishness joins hands with no one of the virtues, benevolence is allied to them all.
- Oliver Goldsmith
My God, grant that my bounty may be a clear and transparent river, flowing from pure charity, and uncontaminated by self-love, ambition, or interest. Thanks are due not to me, but Thee, from whom all I possess is derived. And what are the paltry gifts for which my neighbor forgets to thank me, compared with the immense blessings for which I have so often forgotten to be grateful to Thee!
- Gotthold (pseudonym of Christian Scriver)
You are so to put forth the power that God has given you; you are so to give, and sacrifice to give, as to earn the eulogium pronounced on the woman, "She hath done what she could." Do it now. It is not a safe thing to leave a generous feeling to the cooling influences of a cold world. If you intend to do a mean thing, wait till tomorrow; if you are to do a noble thing, do it now,--now!
- Thomas Guthrie (1)
Rich people who are covetous are like the cypress-tree,--they may appeal well, but are fruitless; so rich persons have the means to be generous, yet some are not so, but they should consider they are only trustees for what they possess, and should show their wealth to be more in doing good than merely in having it.
- Joseph Hall
Try to be of some use to others.
- Joseph Hall
The difference of the degrees in which the individuals of a great community enjoy the good things of life has been a theme of declaration and discontent in all ages; and it is doubtless our paramount duty, in every state of society, to alleviate the pressure of the purely evil part of this distribution, as much as possible, and, by all the means we can devise, secure the lower links in the chain of society from dragging in dishonor and wretchedness.
- Sir William Herschel (f/k/a Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel)
A noble deed is a step towards heaven.
- Josiah Gilbert Holland (used pseudonym Timothy Titcomb)
Every man who becomes heartily and understandingly a channel of the Divine beneficence is enriched through every league of his life. Perennial satisfaction springs around and within him with perennial verdure. Flowers of gratitude and gladness bloom all along his pathway, and the melodious gurgle of the blessings be bears is echoed back by the melodious waves of the recipient stream.
- Josiah Gilbert Holland (used pseudonym Timothy Titcomb)
Open your hands, ye whose hands are full! The world is waiting for you! The whole machinery of the Divine beneficence is clogged by your hard hearts and rigid fingers. Give and spend, and be sure that God will send; for only in giving and spending do you fulfill the object of His sending'.
- Josiah Gilbert Holland (used pseudonym Timothy Titcomb)
The disposition to give a cup of cold water to a disciple is a far nobler property than the finest intellect. Satan has a fine intellect, but not the image of God.
- William Dean Howells
The only way to be loved is to be and to appear lovely; to possess and display kindness, benevolence, tenderness; to be free from selfishness and to be alive to the welfare of others.
- John Jay
There is no bounty to be showed to such
As have real goodness: Bounty is
A spice of virtue; and what virtuous act
Can take effect on them that have no power
Of equal habitude to apprehend it?
- Ben Jonson
We should do good whenever we can and do kindness at all times, for at all times we can.
- Joseph Joubert
When my friends are blind of one eye, I look at them in profile.
- Joseph Joubert
Beneficence is a duty. He who frequently practices it, and sees his benevolent intentions realized, at length comes really to love him to whom he has done good.
- Bob Kane
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"Smooth peanut butter is sealed inside chocolate-chocolate-chip dough" Doesn't that just sound yummy!
This recipe I made along with another Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie for Superbowl Sunday. I got this recipe from MarthaStewart.com. What I love about this one is that everyone was trying to figure out how I got the peanut butter inside the cookie. I told them it was "magic". but here I will share the "secret".
Makes about 2 1/2 dozen
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup Dutch-process cocoa powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 pound (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1/2 cup solid vegetable shortening
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 1/4 cups firmly packed light-brown sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line two baking sheets with Silpats (French nonstick baking mats). Sift together flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, and baking soda, and set aside.
- In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat butter, vegetable shortening, granulated sugar, and 1 cup brown sugar on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing until fully combined between additions. Add vanilla; beat to combine. Gradually add dry ingredients; mix on low speed until fully combined. Add chocolate chips; mix on low just until combined. Cover bowl with plastic wrap; chill until firm, about 1 hour.
- In a small bowl using a rubber spatula, stir together peanut butter and remaining 1/4 cup brown sugar.
- Drop 1 tablespoon of dough at a time onto baking sheets, spacing cookies about 2 inches apart. Make a thumbprint in the center of each cookie. Fill thumbprint with 2 teaspoons peanut butter mixture. Top with a second tablespoon of flattened dough. Carefully mold dough to cover the surprise.
- Bake until firm, about 12 minutes, rotating halfway through. Transfer baking sheets to wire racks to cool for 5 minutes. Remove cookies from baking sheets, and let cool completely on wire racks.
Peanut filling can be made ahead and stored airtight in refrigerator up to one week. Bring the filling to room temperature before using.
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Raipur, Sep 26 (IANS) As many as 87 children were taken ill Friday in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir district soon after eating their mid-day meal, officials said."Eighty-seven children enrolled at the Dhardei Government Primary School complained of stomach pain and many of them began vomiting after eating the meal," District Collector Alok Awasthi told IANS over telephone.
While 81 of them were sent back home after primary treatment, six were still in hospital and were said to be serious, he said.
The school is located in the interiors of Janjgir district, some 200 km from state capital Raipur. The cause for children's illness was not clear.
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Hill-Eley Leads Hornets to 3rd Straight Win
The Alabama State University football team won their third consecutive contest, spoiling the homecoming festivities for Jackson State University as they walked away with a 13-3 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) victory.
"There are a lot of things that we can get better at," Alabama State interim head coach Donald Hill-Eley said. "But you are talking about three wins a row, two homecomings and a Classic. These guys want to play, where we are weak we are also strong. It is good to see, and this atmosphere will allow these guys to be successful in life, start down and build up.
"Those are the type of things we want to create with these young men, the bottom line is not how you start but how you finish. I put in front of them that this university was started by nine slaves, and if that is not enough to hang your hat on. If God can put it in front of you, there is nothing to stop you."
The win was the third consecutive for Alabama State (3-5, 3-2 SWAC), and the second time they have spoiled homecoming festivities this season – the first coming against Texas Southern.
"I told the guys if you start losing homecoming then you will be someone's homecoming," Eley said. "I don't think we will be able to break the float out next year."
Alabama State jumped on top early with a pair of Hunter Hanson field goals in the first half, knocking home a 39-yard field goal with 1:03 remaining in the first quarter that gave the Hornets a 3-0 lead. He would add another later in the half, this one from 43 yards – a new career long – that gave the Hornets a 6-0 lead.
"It's homecoming," Eley said. "They are 1-7, but you are talking about homecoming. There were 30,000 people in there, and there were about 29,500 in there for Jackson State. Those guys wanted to play hard against somebody and we knew they were not just going to lay down, but we figured if we could get ahead of them and the fans started leaving that we could take their will."
Jackson State (1-8, 1-4 SWAC) trimmed the lead to three on a field goal with 1:17 to play in the half, trimming the score to 6-3. The Hornets had a chance to score late in the half as they reached the 32-yard line of Jackson State; however, the pass from Darryl Pearson, Jr. was knocked out of bounds as the block went to zero.
The Hornets came out in the second half and took the opening kickoff 65 yards down the field against Jackson State. The 14-play drive ate up 6:31 on the clock, and Pearson put an end to it with 17-yard touchdown run with 8:29 to play in the quarter.
"We talked about it in the locker room and made some adjustments," Eley said of the first drive of the second half. "Coach (Trey) Dunbar was able to put the ball in the right personnel's hands and we put together a long drive. We started to see those guys get gassed against a big team. He was able to make the right calls against their personnel that ended in a score."
The opportunistic Alabama State defense came up big again for the Hornets this week as they forced five turnovers, including four interceptions. Joshua Hill picked off a pair of passes on the day, returning them for 68 yards – including one that went down inside the Jackson State 30 yard line before it was called back for a penalty. Dennis Roberts IV and Robert Easterwood each intercepted a pass, while the Hornets also recovered a fumble.
The Hornets went for a fifth interception, but it was just out of the reach of Kurron Ramsey as the clock was winding down. As he missed it, Ramsey found the bushes just off the sideline and had to be helped out by teammates.
"Once the defense gets churning it's tough," Eley said. "We want to keep those yards on turnovers but we didn't because we had too many penalties on them. Some of them were effort, but others were guys not doing what they were supposed to do."
Jarkeith Ruffin finished the day with a team-high seven tackles, while Roberts had six for a Hornet defense that recorded four tackles for loss.
Pearson ran for a team-high 53 yards on nine carries – while adding 61 through the air, while George Golden added 46 yards on 13 carries. Robert Pritchett III also added 40 yards on six carries in the win.
The Hornets finished with 264 yards of total offense with 203 coming on the ground, while Jackson State was held to 203 yards – most of that coming in the fourth quarter.
Alabama State returns to action next week as they return home for the first time since October 5 when they will face defending SWAC champion, Grambling State. Kick is set for 2 pm at ASU Stadium and can be seen on the SWAC Digital Network.


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DISCLAIMER: All film criticism is extremely subjective and there is no such thing as the definitive list of the Greatest (English-language) Films. Great Films can't be measured scientifically because greatness is extremely subjective. Just because we like a film doesn't mean that you will like it as well. Please feel free to leave us a comment with the films that you think are the greatest which we have not included on our list.
Not only was 1933 a big year for movies but it was also a big year for film debuts and the birth of future actors and directors.
Making Their Film Debuts
Fred Astaire – Flying Down to Rio, Lucille Ball – The Bowery, Errol Flynn – In the Wake of the Bounty, Margaret Hamilton – Another Language, Phil Harris – Melody Cruise, King Kong, Dorothy Lamour – Footlight Parade, Cesar Romero – The Shadow Laughs, and Margaret Sullavan – Only Yesterday.
Born In 1933:
Chita Rivera, Kim Novak, Michael Caine, Frank Gorshin, Jayne Mansfield, Carol Burnett, Joan Collins, Gene Wilder, Danny Aiello, Dom DeLuise, Julie Newmar, Tom Skerritt, Robert Blake, Hope Lange, and Tim Conway
The Top Grossing Films of 1933
|Queen Christina
|I'm No Angel
|King Kong
|42nd Street
|Warner Bros.
|She Done Him Wrong
|State Fair
|Dinner at Eight
|Hold Your Man
|9. (tie)
|Little Women
|9. (tie)
|Design for Living
Academy Awards
Best Picture: Cavalcade – Fox
Best Director: Cavalcade — Frank Lloyd
Best Actor: Charles Laughton – The Private Life of Henry VIII
Best Actress: Katharine Hepburn – Morning Glory
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The Greatest Films of 1933
This year some of the top grossing were also the greatest films of 1933
The Bitter Tea of General Yen
D: Frank Capra
A sophisticated, beautifully photographed film, controversial and provocative at its time due to the inter-racial or cross-cultural romance in the plot. Strong-willed missionary Megan Davis (Barbara Stanwyck) from New England travels to Shanghai, China in the 1930s, during a war-torn time of civil unrest. After joining her childhood sweetheart and chaste fiancee Dr. Robert 'Bob' Strike (Gavin Gordon), the betrothed couple become separated as they attempt to liberate an orphanage. Megan is taken prisoner (during rescue from a street riot) by ruthless and imposing Chinese warlord General Yen (Danish actor Nils Asther), who is assisted in his country stronghold by financial consultant Jones (Walter Connolly). Megan is presumed dead. To everyone's surprise, they develop an affectionate courtship and relationship, even though he has a mistress (also traitorous) – the lovely Mah-Li (Toshia Mori). However, their forbidden romance is threatened by invading Chinese rebels, and things came to a tragic, bitter end for the general.
Blonde Bombshell
D: Victor Fleming
A satirical, pre-Code farce with many inside jokes and rapidly-paced dialogue about. Pampered movie sex symbol Lola Burns (Jean Harlow), the "bombshell" of the title, was thwarted by studio press agents and her demanding director – her divorced ex-lover Jim Brogan (Pat O'Brien), so she tries to get away by changing her locale and loose-living image. She escapes Hollywood for a desert hotel in Palm Springs, where she falls for wealthy Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone), an upper-class snob, but leaves him too when her alcoholic father Pops Burns (Frank Morgan) is snubbed by Middleton's 'blue-blood' family. When she returns to the movie studio, she realizes that her unscrupulous, unethical, manipulative and overbearing publicity director Space Hanlon (Lee Tracy) (who also loves her) has set her up, hiring Middleton and others in his "family" as impersonators, in order to get her to return to the movies and to him.
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D: Frank Lloyd
The oft-forgotten Fox film, an adaptation based on Noel Coward's dramatic stage play (adapted by Reginald Berkeley), was honored with four nominations and three wins – Best Picture, Best Director, and Art Direction/Decoration. A big budget production, with epochal scenes and an anti-war attitude. The sweeping, episodic film, spanning over thirty years, featured an all-British cast (including Clive Brooks, Diana Wynyard, and young Frank Lawton) and traced the lives of the British upper-class Marryot turn-of-the-century family, from an 1899 New Year's Eve celebration around the time of the Boer War and the death of Queen Victoria through the sinking of the Titanic, World War I, the 1920s, the Depression, and up to a second New Year's Eve celebration in 1932. The effects of good and bad times and world events on the family's lives were chronicled (wartime, the death of the Queen, the husband's knighthood, the loss of one son on the Titanic and another in the Great War).
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Dinner at Eight
D: George Cukor
A star packed classic masterpiece. A Park Avenue snob Mrs. Oliver Jordan (Billie Burke) invites an assortment of guests to come to a formal dinner party, ignoring the ailments of her husband (Lionel Barrymore). From the time of the invitations to the actual dinner party, vignettes tell the story of the invited individuals, including forgotten stage star Carlotta Vance (Marie Dressler), fading matinee idol Larry Renault (John Barrymore), and the battling Packard couple including brassy blonde Kitty (Jean Harlow) and entrepreneur Dan (Wallace Beery).
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D: Leo McCarey
An anarchistic, satirical, zany, anti-war film, and one of the Marx Brothers' finest. Mrs. Teasdale (Margaret Dumont), wealthy millionaire supporter of the financially strapped, tiny country of Freedonia, decides to appoint a new president, dictatorial Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho). War clouds threaten almost immediately when Firefly insults neighboring Sylvania's ambassador Trentino (Louis Calhern). Chicolini (Chico) and Brownie (Harpo) were hired as incompetent spies sent to get war plans. With classic diplomatic blunders, terrific one-liners, slapstick gags, and great political humor.
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D. Lloyd Bacon
One of the three most spectacular musicals in 1933 from Warner Bros. and legendary choreographer Busby Berkeley, alongside 42nd Street (1933) and Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) – with this one often considered the best of all three. It is also notable for its suggestive pre-Hays Code dialogue and scenes. It starred James Cagney in his first, big singing-and-dancing musical role as unemployed yet enterprising Broadway theatrical producer Chester Kent, with Joan Blondell as his loyal secretary Nan Prescott. Its familiar plot, a backstage tale about putting on a lavish show, revolved around the production of live music numbers (called "prologues") for movie theatres to present before features, to give stage performers work who had been rendered unemployed by the advent of the "talkies." The thin plot is basically an excuse to show off the elaborate and extravagant Berkeley production numbers, especially the three showstoppers at the end of the film: "Honeymoon Hotel," "By a Waterfall" with gorgeous bathing beauties, and "Shanghai Lil" (providing commentary on Paramount's Shanghai Lily character (Marlene Dietrich in Shanghai Express (1932) from the year before)).
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42nd Street
D: Lloyd Bacon
The quintessential backstage musical, a terrific song and dance Busby Berkeley choreographic extravaganza. Berkeley made screen history in this milestone-grandfather of spectacular musicals, with scores of chorus girls, large extravagant musical 'production numbers' and sumptuous art deco sets, surrealistic imagery, optical effects, zoom lenses, escapist musical numbers, fast-paced timing and rhythmic editing, and wise-cracking dialogue. The lively musical drama chronicles the hard work of a manic, ailing Broadway director Julian Marsh (Warner Baxter) behind the making of a musical comedy – where life (whether as a director or chorus girl) depended upon the success of the opening show. The Warner Bros.' 'putting on a show' film also featured two fresh new juvenile stars, Ruby Keeler, as a chorus girl, and tenor Dick Powell, and it starred Ginger Rogers as veteran showgirl Anytime Annie. Marsh is putting one last effort into a Broadway musical. But at the last-minute right before opening night, it appeared doomed when the leading dancer Dorothy Brock (Bebe Daniels) breaks her ankle. The show is saved when inexperienced chorus girl and understudy Peggy Sawyer (Keeler) dream is realized, and she is trained in a marathon rehearsal.
It received two Oscar nominations for Best Picture and Best Sound, with no wins.
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D: Mervyn LeRoy
Mervyn LeRoy's blockbuster was a hugely-successful follow-up to Warners' 42nd Street (1933). It was one of choreographer Busby Berkeley's purest fantasies for the Depression Era, with spectacular numbers. The simple plot is the story of a Broadway show and intrigue surrounding its financial backing. It features a young, coin-clad Ginger Rogers in the opening production number leading a chorus line of showgirls garbed in more gold-coin costumes singing "We're in the Money" (with one verse in Pig Latin). In another scene, Berkeley undressed his pretty chorus girls entirely behind screens, back-lighting them so that the audience could see all they had to offer in silhouette. In another romantic scene "The Shadow Waltz," neon-lighted violins formed geometric designs on the screen with girls dressed all in white. The film ends with the social commentary of the finale's downbeat number: "Remember My Forgotten Man" accompanied by the singing of Joan Blondell – a tribute to unemployed WWI veterans.
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I'm No Angel
D: Wesley Ruggles
One of Mae West's funniest films, with lots of double entendres, and one of only two films in which West co-starred with Cary Grant. The star of a carnival side show act is dancer and lion tamer Tira (Mae West). When not performing, she fleeces many of her prospective suitors during numerous dalliances – she pursues playboy Jack Clayton (Cary Grant), but later the spurned Tira sues him for breach of promise. In the hilarious madcap courtroom scene that ends the film, he counters by assembling all her ex-lovers, but then allows her to win the case.
The Invisible Man
D: James Whale
H.G. Wells' novella tale, beautifully executed as a classic, Universal horror thriller. An obsessed mad scientist Jack Griffin (Claude Rains in his American film debut) creates a chemical formula compound that made him irreversibly invisible (with spectacular special effects), without any counter-agent. At first, the effects were comedic, but the serum slowly turns him into an insane megalomaniac lusting for power, and he wreaks havoc on a British country village.
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King Kong
D: Merian C. Cooper
One of the greatest adventure and monster classics of all time, from RKO. Nature documentary filmmaker Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) find destitute and beautiful Ann Darrow (Fay Wray) and hires her to join a chartered ship expedition to the mysterious and remote Skull Island. He discovers and captures a giant ape, King Kong (a marvel of stop-motion animation), using Ann as bait. The scenes between the blonde, screaming maiden and Kong bristles with fear and sexual overtones. A terrific scene includes Kong's island battle with a Tyrannosaurus. Kong is transported to New York City and put on display. Tormented by crowds, he escapes and creates havoc in the city. After breaking free, Kong seeks out Ann, and takes her to the top of the Empire State Building in the thrilling climax.
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Little Women
D: George Cukor
Regarded as the best and most incomparable of all versions especially Katharine Hepburn as Jo. A delightful and faithful screen adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic American story of the teen-aged March sisters and the sorrows and joys of the New England family. Father March has gone off to fight in the Civil War, so the family is left with four very independent sisters who were all coming of age, including an outstanding Katharine Hepburn as coltish tomboy Jo who wants to be a writer. Each of the sisters finds independence and strength, and some discover romance.
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D: Lowell Sherman
Adapted from a Zoe Atkins play, a headstrong, star struck, yet naive small-town girl from New England Eva Lovelace (Katharine Hepburn in her third film) wishes to be a stage actress in the big city of New York, to make it big on Broadway. She shows incredible will and determination following disappointments, until she finally gets her big break – after being recognized for a drunken Shakespearean soliloquy of the Romeo and Juliet balcony scene delivered at a cocktail party. She also becomes involved in a love triangle between Broadway manager Louis Easton (Adolphe Menjou) and playwright Joseph Sheridan (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.). Whether her quick success will be long-lasting or withering like a "morning glory" remains to be seen.
Notable as the film in which Hepburn won her first Oscar for Best Actress (the first of four career Academy Awards).
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The Private Life of Henry VIII
D: Alexander Korda
The well-known historical drama chronicling of the life of the famous 16th century ruler, the eccentric, spoiled, despotic, corpulent, bawdy and much-married King Henry VIII (Charles Laughton), notoriously known for his gluttony scene and frequent beheading of his wives. The film centers on the succession of many wives, with a terrific performance by Elsa Lanchester (Laughton's real-life wife) as Henry's wily fourth wife, Anne of Cleves. Merle Oberon is on-screen briefly in the opening scene as Henry's second wife, Anne Boleyn, awaiting execution for alleged adultery. Boleyn is executed on the same day as King Henry's third marriage to Boleyn's maid Jane Seymour (Wendy Barrie) while Henry already has his sights on Lady Katherine Howard (Binnie Barnes), an opportunist courtesan involved in a private affair with Henry's courtier Thomas Culpeper (Robert Donat). She eventually becomes his fifth wife.
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D: Rouben Mamoulian
A classic, romantic, ethereal performance by Greta Garbo, in a lavish story about the choice between love or duty. The lovely yet controversial 17th century queen of Sweden, Queen Christina (Greta Garbo), rather than being forced into the possibility of a political marriage to military hero cousin Prince Charles (Reginald Owen) to give her country an heir to the throne, restlessly escapes the court dressed in a young man's clothes. She journeys to a country inn during a snowstorm. She accidentally meets and find love with the new Spanish (and Catholic) ambassador to Sweden, Don Antonio de la Prada (John Gilbert, Garbo's silent era leading man and lover). She reveals her true self and has a passionate love affair with him in their shared inn room. She shocks all of Europe by abdicating her throne for love, to follow Don Antonio to Spain. Unfortunately, ambitious and jealous courtier and ex-lover Count Magnus (Ian Keith) destroys her dream by demonizing her lover. The final image of the film as she sailed away while standing pensively at the bow of the ship is most famous.
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D: Lowell Sherman
A lusty 1890s spoof, with lots of clever innuendo, witty and irreverent one-liners, and bold carnality. The film deeply worried censorship officials and helped to speed the enforcement of the Code in the next year. Her main goals are to demolish the double standard, to be sexually frank, and to end prudery on screen. It is Mae West's star-making, most famous film role as a liberated, racy woman who enjoyed her sexuality. Buxom Mae West portrays Bowery saloon owner and Madame Diamond Lil. She romances handsome and dashing Salvation Army mission director Captain Cummings (actually an undercover police officer (Cary Grant)).
Includes West's singing of "Frankie and Johnny," "I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone," and "I Like a Man What Takes His Time," and her most famous line of dialogue to the Captain: "Why don't you come up sometime 'n see me? I'm home every evening."
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D: William A. Seiter
A classic, hilarious comedy – the funniest full-length feature from Laurel and Hardy. The two boys, Stan Laurel (Himself) and Oliver Hardy (Himself), deviously plan to fool their wives by claiming to have gone on a prescribed ocean voyage to Hawaii (to cure Ollie's illness), while instead attending the national convention of their fraternal Sons of the Desert lodge members in Chicago, with mad-cap conventioneer Charley Chase (Himself). Their plan fails miserably when the ship is reported sunk, and Mrs. Hardy (Busch) and Mrs. Laurel (Christy) discovered the truth, viewing their husbands in the fraternal parade in a movie newsreel. The pair must explain why they have returned one day ahead of all the other survivors. In revenge, the two wives plot to test their exposed mates.
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- Use the same pan to sauté the vegetables and garlic until soft
- Return the meat to the pan, stir in the flour and cook for 2-3 minutes
- Deglaze the pan with a little stock, stirring up any tasty bits from the bottom of the pan
- Slowly pour in the rest of the stock, then add herbs and season with the salt and pepper
- Reduce heat till barely simmering, cover pan and cook in a low oven for 3-4 hours, stirring occasionally. Alternatively, gently simmer on the hob without boiling
- Taste a small piece of the meat to check for tenderness. If the sauce is too thin, remove the meat with a slotted spoon, set aside and reduce the sauce to thicken
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As I'm currently plowing through the original Twin Peaks in mental preparation for the new one, this article reminded me of something important: I…fucking…love…David Lynch's Dune. Now, admittedly this comes from an experience I had as a teenager. Hmmm, what's the easiest way to explain this. Okay, so I watched Dune tripping on acid one day when I was like 18 or something and then became completely obsessed with it. Errr, I guess that wasn't hard to explain at all really when I think about it. David Lynch's Dune blew my goddamn mind when I was peaking on acid as a kid.
Here's where the story gets a bit subjective in regards to most other people though I'm sure. Because I watched Dune the movie high out of my living skull, I then read the book and was like: "meh". No really, I dug Lynch's movie far more than I dug the book, which made me sort of realize I probably just like Lynch more than I like Frank Herbert. I have in fact seen pretty much everything David Lynch has ever done and I never did read another Herbert book. My wife tells me the whole series goes south after book 2 and I know I just pissed a lot of people off by saying that, so again I'll point out that taste is subjective. All consciousness is relative. Most people think Dune the movie is fucking terrible but at least one other dude gets it. He refers to it as "Star Wars for goths", which is funny, because I called it Star Wars on acid for years in my early 20's. Read on at Decider.
"American filmmaker David Lynch's greatest cinematic masterpiece is not Twin Peaks. Nor is it Mulholland Dr (widely cited as the best film of this millenium), or even his Palme d'Or winning Wild At Heart. All notable works, no doubt, but nothing can touch his 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert's classic science-fiction novel Dune. The movie is an extravagant and cerebral epic that tells the sweeping story of a galactic empire at war thousands of years in the future. The big-budget blockbusters of that era were designed to entertain ten-year olds. But not Dune. I loved it dearly because I was a very sophisticated ten year-old who didn't have many friends.
No one at school liked Dune. They were fans of other movies. But Dune was mine and mine alone. It was my Goth Star Wars.
Prior to Dune, David Lynch had been celebrated for directing two movies: the experimental waking nightmare Eraserhead and the heartbreaking period flick The Elephant Man. It is a minor miracle that Hollywood decided to give him a massive budget to create a movie that could compete with Spielberg and Lucas' best. Yes, it was a critically reviled box-office flop. Sure, 1984 was a year where movies like Ghostbusters, The Terminator, and The Karate Kid were released. But those movies told me exactly what to expect from them in the titles. What else could The Karate Kid be but a movie about a kid who is good at karate? When I saw Dune in a theater I was mesmerized by Lynch's bizarre, and often erotic, spectacle that included evil nuns, poison teeth, and a mostly naked Sting glistening with sweat. I had no idea what Dune was about and, in some ways, I still don't.
The studio that produced Dune dreamed of making millions off of merchandisng. Those dreams would be dashed, however. Still, the toy stores were full of action figures inspired by Lynch's baroque sci-fi fever dream. You could purchase the heroic and handsome hero Paul Atredes or the horribly disfugured Baron Harkonnen, the movie villain who floated around and bathed in the blood of young men. But I wanted the sandworm, the all important monster that lives on the planet Arrakis. The sandworm toy was an 18-inch bendable, ribbed tube that split open at one end to reveal a pink mouth full of teeth."
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In reading that, I actually realized, yeah, Dune probably is in fact my favorite David Lynch film. Not my favorite David Lynch thing, that'd be Twin Peaks, but as far as his films go. I love them all (except for Inland Empire), but I just inherently dig sci fi and super hero stuff more than art horror. It's all coherent, the plot doesn't stall like it does in a lot of his other movies, plus, the worm is the spice and vice versa. Don't try your powers on me bitch.


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ECON175: Inequality: Determinants and Policy Remedies
Through most of the 20th century gaps in income between rich and poor declined in the US, but after 1970 we experienced a very rapid increase in inequality. This course challenges students to investigate why people make different amounts of money, why income inequality has risen so dramatically in recent years, what public policy tools exist to counter inequality increases, and what different institutional arrangements different countries use to lower inequality.
ECON200: Principles of Micro-Economics
Introduces economic models used to analyze economic behavior by individuals and firms and consequent market outcomes. Applies conceptual analysis to several policy issues and surveys a variety of specific topics within the broad scope of microeconomics.
ECON201: Principles of Macro-Economics
An introduction to how market economies behave at the aggregate level. The determination of national income/output and the problems of unemployment inflation, will be examined, along with monetary and fiscal policy.
ECON230: Applied Economic Statistics
Introductory course to develop understanding of statistical concepts used in applied economics. Students will acquire skills needed to calculate and interpret statistical concepts, including descriptive statistics, probability, discrete and continuous distributions, sampling, point and interval estimations, hypothesis testing, basic analysis of variance, and simple linear regression models. Students will apply these concepts to data using both handheld calculators and spreadsheets(Excel), and students will be introduced to an econometric software package such as SPSS or SAS or R.
ECON305: Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
Analysis of the determination of national income, employment, and price levels. Discussion of consumption, investment, inflation, and government fiscal and monetary policy.
ECON306: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory and Policy
Analysis of the theories of consumer behavior, producer behavior, different market structures, and various sources of inefficient outcomes. Analysis of microeconomic policies designed to improve market outcomes.
ECON311: American Economic History Before the Civil War
Economic concepts are used to analyze various aspects of the founding and early history of the U.S., including the British settlement of the North American colonies, the economics of the American Revolutionary war, the writing of the Constitution, the development of financial markets, policies on public lands and the spread of western agriculture, slavery, banking, and early industrialization.
ECON315: Economic Development of Underdeveloped Areas
Analysis of the economic and social characteristics of underdeveloped areas. Recent theories of economic development, obstacles to development, policies and planning for development.
ECON317: Global Economic Policies
Analysis of policy options and debates on fostering economic growth and development in a global economy where national boundaries are no longer relevant. Topics covered will include real loanable funds markets in both local and international contexts during normal conditions and during financial crises, the design of trade and industrial policies, and the role of the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and other international agencies as well as regional and bilateral trade agreements. Emerging economies will be emphasized.
ECON321: Economic Statistics
Introduction to the use of statistics in economics. Topics include: Probability, random variables and their distributions, sampling theory, estimation, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, regression analysis and correlation.
ECON325: Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis
Analysis of macroeconomic behavior and policy with emphasis on theoretical rigor. Topics include the determinants of economic growth, unemployment, inflation, and international economic flows.
ECON326: Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis
Analysis of economic decision-making by individual buyers and sellers, and resulting market outcomes, with emphasis on theoretical rigor. The efficient properties of perfect competition are examined, followed by consideration of market power, externalities, and asymmetric information.
ECON330: Money and Banking
The structure of financial institutions and their role in the provision of money and near money. Analysis of the Federal Reserve System, the techniques of central banks, and the control of supply of financial assets in stabilization policy. Relationship of money and credit to economic activity and the price level.
ECON340: International Economics
Introduces economic models of international trade and finance. Analyzes policies designed to promote and restrict international trade and to manage exchange rates and impact international capital flows.
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First semester of the departmental honors sequence. Students will develop and apply research skills required to carry out original research. By the end of the semester students will have produced a complete draft of an honors thesis resembling a scholarly journal article.
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Integrated readings and independent study under direction and supervision of a faculty member. Contact department for additional information.
ECON401: Current Issues in American Economic Policy
Analysis of current economic problems and public policies. Topics could include poverty, income inequality, social insurance, education, environmental sustainability, immigration, and innovation. Other issues may be substituted depending on current events.
ECON406: Advanced Microeconomics
Expands on the assumptions of rational decision-making used in intermediate microeconomics and develops more complicated, more realistic models which address uncertainty, intertemporal choices, strategic interactions, social preferences and considerations of what is fair.
ECON412: Economic History and Modern Development
Analysis of major economic, political, and social change in the developed world since 1800. This includes factors contributing to increases in economic performance, changes in the form of government, technological change (including industrialization), and integration and disintegration of the global economy. Emphasis is on institutional changes in how societies organize economic and political activities.
ECON414: Game Theory
Studies the competitive and cooperative behavior that results when several parties with conflicting interests must work together. Learn how to use game theory to analyze situations of potential conflict. Applications are drawn from economics, business, and political science.
ECON415: Market Design
Focuses on recent developments in the design of markets to improve economic performance and to open new economic opportunities. It is divided into three main segments -- auction design, the design of matching mechanisms, and antitrust theory and policy.
ECON418C: Economic Development of Selected Areas; China
Analyzes patterns of economic and institutional development in China; assesses sources of and challenges to economic growth over the past century as China's systems have transitioned from central planning and communism to market-oriented socialism with one-party politics; and examines specific issues such as the role of foreign investment, the performance of state-owned enterprises, the tensions between central and local governments, and the economic impact of demographic policies.
ECON422: Econometrics I
Emphasizes the interaction between economic problems and the assumption employed in statistical theory. Formulation, estimation, and testing of economic models, including single variable and multiple variable regression techniques, theory of identification, and issues relating to inference.
ECON423: Econometrics II
Interaction between economic problems and specification and estimation of econometric models. Topics include issues of autocorrelation, heteroscedasticity, functional form, simultaneous equation models, qualitative choice models, and other computational methods.
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Provide the knowledge and skills necessary to accomplish and utilize basic applied econometric analysis utilized by many business service providers, government agencies, and nonprofits engaged in policy analysis. Topics include simple and multiple regressions using cross section, time series, and panel data, issues of heteroskedasticity, serial correlation, and multicollinearity, models with binary dependent variable, and program evaluation. Course emphasizes application of knowledge using software packages but still covers essential theoretical background.
ECON426: Economics of Cost-Benefit Analysis
Study of how to use cost benefit analysis and other similar tools of applied microeconomics to conduct policy analyses. Cost-benefit analysis is an empirical method of identifying an optimal choice from a set of policy alternatives, where optimal is defined in terms of economic efficiency. Real world examples are addressed, so that students understand limitations of the methods and also interactions of economic analysis with political and administrative processes.
ECON435: Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy
The different types of financial assets that exist, the markets that they trade in, and the determination of their prices and rates of return are examined. Specific topics that will be covered include the Markowitz portfolio selection model, the capital asset pricing model, the arbitrage pricing theory, the efficient markets hypothesis, the term structure of interest rates, and options. There will be almost no emphasis on issues in corporate finance.
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Uses models of open-economy macroeconomics to explain the causes and consequences of international capital flows. Analysis is made of private consumption, investment, the government sector, current accounts, the labor market, and the money and foreign exchange markets in small open economies. This framework is then used to study examples of how speculative attacks on currencies, sudden reversals of capital inflows, and the effects of the lack of credibility of economic policy affect economic development.
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Examines the economics of international economic integration, including the theory of customs unions and free trade areas, the role of GATT and the WTO, changes in individual countries' foreign trade policies during the new era of globalization, the special role of multinational firms in world trade, and recent controversies about the benefits and costs of globalized trade.
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Analysis of collective decision making, economic models of government, program budgeting, and policy implementation; emphasis on models of public choice and institutions which affect decision making.
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Considers government intervention in economic activity of three types: antitrust policy, regulation of natural monopolies, and health safety regulation. Covers theoretical models, real-world policy applications, and empirical studies relevant to the impact of regulation.
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Exploration of urban and regional economics and policies, including economic forces leading to formation of city and regional networks. Conceptual and empirical analysis of policies affecting land use, housing, transportation and other aspects of sub-national economic development.
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Introductory technical treatment of standard Keynesian, classical and new classical macroeconomic models. Expectations formation and microeconomic foundations of consumption, investment, money demand, and labor market behavior.
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A detailed treatment of the theory of the consumer and of the firm, particularly emphasizing the duality approach. Topics include the household production model, imperfect competition, monopolistic and oligopolistic markets.
ECON616: Economic Development II
Survey of a variety of models explaining how market failures may lead to poverty and underdevelopment, with an emphasis on the empirical evaluation of constraints faced by individuals in developing countries and the programs that attempt to alleviate those constraints. Topics include: agricultural and land markets, labor markets, human capital in developing countries, credit markets, and consumption smoothing and risk coping.
ECON623: Econometrics II
Specification, estimation, hypothesis testing and prediction in the classical and generalized linear regression model. Topics include: ordinary least squares, generalized least squares, instrumental variableestimation, quantile regression, finite and large sample analysis and general testing principles including misspecification tests. The course will also provide instructions on the use of a major statistical packagesuch as Stata or TSP.
ECON625: Computational Economics
An examination of the specification, computation, estimation and interpretation of structural models that are widely used in applied microeconomics (empirical and theoretical Industrial Organization, public and urban economics, environmental economics, development, political economy (e.g., voting), health and education economics, trade) and Marketing. The focus will be on how to use these models in practice, and students will solve and estimate models in weekly problem sets, with solutions/code being discussed in class.
ECON626: Empirical Microeconomics
To provide students with the opportunity to use empirical techniques that are particularly valuable in the analysis of microeconomic data. Topics include panel data, nonlinear optimization, limited dependent variables, truncated, censored, selected samples, the analysis of natural experiments, and quantile regressions. This course will emphasize hands-on practical experience.
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Essential computational methods used in macroeconomics. There will be particular focus on approximating the solution to dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models. Methods for representative-agent and heterogeneous-agent models will be extensively studied. Econometric methods such as Generalized Method of Moments, Maximum Likelihood, Vector Autoregressions wil also be covered. Beginning on Fri, October 23rd, students will need to attend an evening meeting from 5:30p-830p
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An introduction to the methodology of laboratory and field experiments. The course concentrates on a series of experiments to show how experiments build on one another, allowing researchers with different theoretical dispositions to narrow the range of potential disagreement.
ECON643: Empirical Analysis I: Foundations of Empirical Research
Fundamental aspects of data management and interpretation emphasizing sampling, descriptive statistics, index numbers and construction of aggregated variables. Students will learn probability theory, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing and regression analysis using the EXCEL spreadsheet program and STATA statistical software.
ECON662: Theories of Industrial Organization
Classical theories of industry organization are analyzed. Topics include monopoly price discrimination, product differentiation and bundling as well as traditional oligopoly models of Cournot and Bertrand are examined. Dynamic models of oligopoly including entry deterrence and collusion are discussed in addition to games of research and development. Long-run industry structures and dynamics are also analyzed. Also investigates implications of these models for antitrust policy.
ECON701: Advanced Macroeconomics I
Recent developments in macroeconomics with an emphasis on topics and techniques useful for conducting research in macroeconomics. Topics include advanced treatment of fiscal and monetary policy issues; the role of imperfect competition; real, sectoral and nominal business cycle models.
ECON703: Advanced Microeconomics I
Formal treatment of game theory and its microeconomic applications are presented, emphasizing dynamics and information. Equilibrium concepts for static and dynamic games, and games with complete and incomplete information are studied. Topics also discussed: mechanism design, efficiency, reputations, signaling, and screening.
ECON708: Advanced Topics in Applied and Theoretical Microeconomics
Advanced Topics in Applied and Theoretical Microeconomics
ECON709: Advanced Topics in Applied and Theoretical Macroeconomics
Advanced Topics in Applied and Theoretical Macroeconomics
ECON721: Econometrics III
Oriented towards macro-econometric methods. Topics covered will be selected from the following: Further discussion of topics covered in ECON624, nonlinear time series models, exogeneity and causality, non-stationary time series models (unit roots, co-integration, error correction models, vector autoregressive models), econometric models of volatility (ARCH and GARCH models, and Stochastic volatility models), rational expectations models, non-stationary panel data models, tests for structural change, Bayesian econometrics and methods for Bayesian computation.
ECON741: Advanced International Economics I
Exchange rate determination; exchange rate regimes; international monetary reform; policy conflict and cooperation; the LDC debt problem; pricing of international assets; balance of payments crises.
ECON742: Advanced International Economics II
Comparative advantage, Heckscher-Ohlin theory, specific-factors model, empirical verification, economies of scale, imperfect competition, commercial policy, factor mobility.
ECON754: Topics in Political Economy I
Study of political determinants of macroeconomic outcomes. Time inconsistency in monetary and fiscal policy, political business cycles. Political models of redistribution, delay in reform, transition, growth, and international policymaking.
ECON771: Advanced Labor Economics: Theory and Evidence
Modern analytical and quantitative labor economics. Labor supply decisions of individuals and households; human capital model and distribution of income. Demand for labor; marginal productivity theory, imperfect information and screening. Interaction of labor demand and supply; unemployment; relative and absolute wages; macroeconomic aspects of the labor market.
ECON785: Advanced Economics of Natural Resources
The use of exhaustible and renewable natural resources from normative and positive points of view. Analysis of dynamic resource problems emphasizing energy, mineral, groundwater, forestry, and fishery resources; optimal, equilibrium, and intergenerational models of resource allocation. Also offered as AREC785. Credit will be granted for one of the following: AREC785 or ECON785.
ECON799: Master's Thesis Research
Master's Thesis Research
ECON808: Workshop on Macroeconomics and Growth; Workshop in Applied Economics
Workshop on Macroeconomics and Growth; Workshop in Applied Economics
ECON828: Workshop in Econometrics
Workshop in Econometrics
ECON848: Workshop in International Development, and Comparative Economics
Workshop in International Development, and Comparative Economics
ECON868: Workshop in Industrial Organization
Workshop in Industrial Organization
ECON878: Workshop in Labor Economics
Workshop in Labor Economics
ECON898: Pre-Candidacy Research
Pre-Candidacy Research
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Former Governor Sees Dam Breaching as Impracticalby Associated Press
Casper Star Tribune, September 26, 2003
Farm Bureau pulls plug
PULLMAN, Wash. -- Former Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus remains convinced that the dams on lower Snake and Columbia rivers caused the demise of the region's salmon runs but breaching them today is not the answer to fish recovery.
"If the dams were not there, it would be the best for the salmon, but they're there," Andrus said. "Should they be removed, is that the answer? I think not. We have to be practical."
Delivering the annual Lane Family Lecture in Environmental Science to 300 people at Washington State University on Thursday, the former Carter administration interior secretary emphasized that breaching requires congressional approval so keeping it as the focus of the debate only means the fish will become extinct.
He called for retrofitting dams and dramatically revamping river management policies.
"We need a way to simulate a free-flowing stream," he said.
Andrus said the recent strong runs of salmon are the result of good snowpacks before 2001 that provided the runoff to flush more young salmon to the ocean. He called those recent runs a false sign of recovery, not evidence that the runs are coming back.
"'Gee, that's great,' they say. Baloney!" Andrus declared.
He also criticized President Bush and his lieutenants for failing to find consensus approaches to controversial issues, especially in the area of environmental protection.
"Time and time again this administration has precipitated a fight over ... well, you name the issue," Andrus said.
He pointed to the Kyoto climate treaty, water drawdowns in Florida's Everglades, weakening of clean air and water regulations and oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
"This is the only area that hasn't felt the industrial footprint of man," said Andrus, whose tenure as interior secretary was marked by the passage of the Alaska Lands wilderness bill that included the refuge.
"It is a place that is so fragile it takes 100 square miles for a grizzly bear to forage," he said. "It takes 50 years for a tree to grow."
Andrus called on the president to let the newly appointed Environmental Protection Agency administrator, Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt, run the agency as he sees fit.
"I know Mike Leavitt, and he's a reasonable, intelligent man," Andrus said. "Maybe he doesn't have the best environmental record, but don't let (presidential adviser) Karl Rove run it from the White House."
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