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- 10/02 Allocative Efficiency and an Incentive Scheme for Research
by A Bhattacharya & H Newhouse
- 10/01 A Non-empty Core May Not Coincide with the Uncovered Set in Spatial Voting Situations
by A Bhattacharya & V Brosi & F Ciardiello
- 09/08 Signaling Without Common Prior: An Experiment
by Michalis Drouvelis & Wieland Muller & Alex Possajennikov
- 09/07 Conditional and Unconditional Multiple Equilibria with Strategic Complementarities
by Stefania Borla & Peter Simmons
- 09/06 Production in General Equilibrium with Incomplete Markets
by Pascal Stiefenhofer
- 09/05 Waiting Time Targets in Healthcare Markets: How Long Are We Waiting?
by Huw Dixon & Luigi Siciliani
- 09/04 Anticipation, Free Rider Problem, and Adaptation to Trade Union: Re-examining the Curious Case of Dissatisfied Union Members
by Nattavudh Powdthavee
- 09/03 Surviving Slavery. Mortality at Mesopotamia, a Jamaican sugar estate, 1762 - 1832
by Martin Forster & Simon D. Smith
- 09/02 Estimating the Causal Effects of Income on Happiness
by Nattavudh Powdthavee
- 09/01 Pooling Sovereignty and Subsidiarity Principle
by Michele Giuranno
- 08/30 Electing Happiness: Does Happiness Effect Voting and do Elections Affect Happiness
by Nattavudh Powdthavee & Paul Dolan, Robert Metcalfe
- 08/29 DRG prospective payment system: refine or not refine?
by Luigi Siciliani & Elín J. G. Hafsteinsdóttir
- 08/28 Bargaining and the Provision of Health Services
by Luigi Siciliani & Anderson Stanciol
- 08/27 Measuring and testing for gender discrimination in professions: the case of English family doctors
by H Gravelle & A Risa Hole
- 08/26 Effcient M-estimators with auxiliary information
by F Bravo
- 08/25 A Pecking Order Analysis of Graduate Overeducation and Educational Investment in China
by D Mayston & J Yang
- 08/24 Response bias in job satisfaction surveys: English general practitioners
by H Gravelle & AR Hole, I Hussein
- 08/23 The Socio-Economic Gap in University Drop Out
by N Powdthavee & A Vignoles
- 08/22 What Happens to People After Moderate and Serious Disability? A Longitudianal Study of Satisfaction with Different Areas of Life
by N Powdthavee
- 08/21 Ill-Health as a Household Norm: Evidence from Other People's Health Problems
by N Powdthavee
- 08/20 Mental Health of Parents and Life Satisfaction of Children: A Within-Family Analysis of Intergenerational Transmission of Well-Being
by N Powdthavee & A Vignoles
- 08/19 Golden Rule of Public Finance: A Panacea?
by M Ismihan & G Ozkan
- 08/18 Daughters and Left Wing Voting
by A Oswald & N Powdthavee
- 08/17 Thinking About It: A Note on Attention and Well-Being Losses From Unemployment
by P Dolan & N Powdthavee
- 08/16 I Can't Smile Without You: Spousal Correlation in Life Satisfaction
by N Powdthavee
- 08/15 Strategic Consumption Complementarities: Can Price Flexibility Eliminate Inefficiencies and Instability?
by E Randon & P Simmons
- 08/14 Efficient Allocations, Equilibria and Stability in Scarf's Economy
by E Randon & P Simmons
- 08/13 Oil Price Shocks, Macroeconomics Stability and Welfare in a Small Open Economy
by Deren Unalmis & Ibrahim Unalmis & Derya Filiz Unsal
- 08/12 Estimating Union Wage Effects in Great Britain During 1991-2003
by Georgios Marios Chrysanthou
- 08/11 The Banking Sector, Government Bonds and Financial Intermediation: The Case of Emerging Market Countries
by F. Gulcin Ozkan & Ahmet Kipici & Mustafa Ismihan
- 08/10 Foreign Debt and Fear of Floating: A Theoretical Exploration
by Michael Bleaney & F. Gulcin Ozkan
- 08/09 Firm Level Volatility-Return Analysis using Dynamic Panels
by L. Vanessa Smith & Takashi Yamagata
- 08/08 Optimal Nonlinear Income Taxation with Learning-by-Doing
by Alan Krause
- 08/07 Oligopolistic Non-Linear Pricing and Size Economies
by Carlo Reggiani
- 08/06 Multitasking, quality and pay for performance
by Oddvar Martin Kaarboe & Luigi Siciliani
- 08/05 Competition and quality in regulated markets: a differential-game approach
by Kurt R. Brekke & Roberto Cellini & Luigi Siciliani & Odd Rune Straume
- 08/04 The Descriptive and Predictive Adequacy of Theories of Decision Making Under Uncertainty/Ambiguity
by John D Hey & Gianna Lotito & Anna Maffioletti
- 08/03 Panel Unit Root Tests in the Presence of a Multifactor Error Structure
by M. Hashem Pesaran & L. Vanessa Smith & Takashi Yamagata
- 08/02 Do waiting times reduce hospital costs?
by Luigi Siciliani & Anderson Stanciole & Rowena Jacobs
- 08/01 Jekyll and Hyde
by Marie-Edith Bissey & John D Hey & Stefania Ottone
- 07/33 Paying for performance with altruistic or motivated providers
by Luigi Siciliani
- 07/32 Stochastic Volatility in a Macro-Finance Model of the US Term Structure of Interest Rates 1961-2004
by Peter Spencer
- 07/31 Do People Plan?
by John Bone & John D Hey & John Suckling
- 07/30 An Incentive Mechanism for Using Risk Adjuster to Reimburse Health Care Providers
by Bipasa Datta & Qianhui Yan
- 07/29 Term Structure Dynamics in a Monetary Economy with Learning
by Sadayuki Ono
- 07/28 The Impact of the Accession of the Western Balkan Countries on Voting and Coalition Formation within the European Council of Ministers
by Eleni Mylona
- 07/27 Extended-Gaussian Term Structure Models and Credit Risk Applications
by Marco Realdon
- 07/26 An Extended Structural Credit Risk Model (forthcoming in the Icfai Journal of Financial Risk Management; all copyrights rest with the Icfai University Press)
by Marco Realdon
- 07/25 A Two Factor Black-Karasinski Credit Default Swap Pricing Model (forthcoming in the Icfai Journal of Derivatives Markets, Vol IV, No 4, October 2007; all copyrights rest with the Icfai University Press)
by Marco Realdon
- 07/24 Sources of Productivity Slowdown in European Countries During 1990s
by Enrico Saltari & Giuseppe Travaglini
- 07/23 Modelling the Dynamics of a Public Health Care System: Evidence from Time-Series Data
by Fabrizio Iacone & Steve Martin & Luigi Siciliani & Peter C Smith
- 07/22 Third degree waiting time discrimination: optimal allocation of a public sector health care treatment under rationing by waiting
by Hugh Gravelle & Luigi Siciliani
- 07/21 The Taxation of Couples
by Patricia Apps & Ray Rees
- 07/20 The New Keynesian Business Cycle Achievements and Challenges
by Gaurav Saroliya
- 07/19 The Asymmetric Outcome of Sticky Price Models
by Carles Ibanez
- 07/18 Is the Euro Sustainable?
by Mike Wickens
- 07/17 Ramsey Waits: A Theory of Non-Exclusive Real Options with First-Mover Advantages
by Jacco Thijssen
- 07/16 Ramsey Waits: A Computational Study on General Equilibrium Pricing of Derivative Securities
by Jacco Thijssen
- 07/15 Ramsey Waits: Allocating Public Health Service Resources when there is Rationing by Waiting
by Hugh Gravelle & Luigi Siciliani
- 07/14 Measuring the Fiscal Stance
by Vito Polito & Mike Wickens
- 07/13 Assessing the Relation between Equity Risk Premium and Macroeconomic Volatilities in the UK
by Renatas Kizys & Peter Spencer
- 07/12 Choquet OK?
by John D Hey & Gianna Lotito & Anna Maffioletti
- 07/11 The Asymmetric Effect of the Business Cycle on the Equity Premium (This is an extensively revised version of earlier paper No. 06/04)
by Peter N Smith & Steffen Sorensen & Mike Wickens
- 07/10 A Tax Reform Analysis of the Laffer Argument
by Alan Krause
- 07/09 Experimental Evidence on English Auctions: Oral Outcry vs. Clock
by Ricardo Gonçalves & John D Hey
- 07/08 Option Pricing and Spikes in Volatility: Theoretical and Empirical Analysis
by Paola Zerilli
- 07/07 Mind Coskewness: A Performance Measure for Prudent, Long-Term Investors
by Alexandros Kostakis
- 07/06 Mixture Models of Choice Under Risk
by Anna Conte & John D Hey & Peter G Moffatt
- 07/05 Option Pricing under Stochastic Volatility and Trading Volume
by Sadayuki Ono
- 07/04 Noise and Bias in Eliciting Preferences
by John D Hey & Andrea Morone & Ulrich Schmidt
- 07/03 Naïve, Resolute or Sophisticated? A Study of Dynamic Decision Making
by John D Hey & Gianna Lotito
- 07/02 Optimal Waits and Charges in Health Insurance
by Hugh Gravelle & Luigi Siciliani
- 07/01 Determinants of Trade Union Membership in Great Britain During 1991-2003
by Georgios Marios Chrysanthou
- 06/27 Consumption and Habit Formation when Time Horizon is Finite
by Viola Angelini
- 06/26 Mortgage Refinancing and Consumption Smoothing
by Viola Angelini
- 06/25 Pension Reform and Financial Markets in Mexico: An Econometric Analysis
by Gonçola Monteiro & Cecilia Posadas Pérez
- 06/24 From Growth Spurts to Sustained Growth
by Gonçola Monteiro & Alvaro Pereira
- 06/23 The 'weight of evidence' concerning tobacco harm: beliefs in mid-twentieth century America
by Martin Forster & Martin Walsh & Sue Bowden
- 06/22 Do People Plan?
by John Bone & John D Hey & John Suckling
- 06/21 The Company You Keep: Qualitative Uncertainty in Providing Club Goods
by Bipasa Datta & Clive D Fraser
- 06/20 Data Driven Likelihood Ratio Tests for Goodness-of-Fit with Estimated Parameters
by Patrick Marsh
- 06/19 Constructing Optimal Tests on a Lagged Dependent Variable
by Patrick Marsh
- 06/18 What Price Compromise? Testing a Possibly Surprising Implication of Nash Bargaining Theory
by John Bone & John D Hey & John Suckling
- 06/17 How Far Ahead Do People Plan?
by John Hey & Julia Knoll
- 06/16 Valuation of the Firm's Liabilities when Equity Holders are also Creditors
by Marco Realdon
- 06/15 The Target Rate and Term Structure of Interest Rates
by Marco Realdon
- 06/14 Employee Training, Wage Dispersion and Equality in Britain
by Filipe Almeida-Santos & Karen Mumford
- 06/13 Is Waiting-time Prioritisation Welfare Improving?
by Hugh Gravelle & Luigi Siciliani
- 06/12 Equity Valuation Under Stochastic Interest Rates
by Marco Realdon
- 06/11 Book Values and Market Values of Equity and Debt
by Marco Realdon
- 06/10 Partial Multihoming in Two-sided Markets
by Rattanasuda Poolsombat & Gianluigi Vernasca
- 06/09 Sequential Restructuring of Debt Classes, Absolute Priority Violation and Spread Reversals Under Chapter 11
by Adriana Breccia
- 06/08 The Role of Cash Holdings in Reducing Investment-Cash Flow Sensitivity: Evidence from a Financial Crisis Period in an Emerging Market
by Ozgur Arslan & Chrisostomos Florackis & Aydin Ozkan
- 06/07 Sequential Bargaining in a Stochastic Environment
by Adriana Breccia
- 06/06 Income, Relative Income, and Self-Reported Health in Britain 1979-2000
by Hugh Gravelle & Matt Sutton
- 06/05 Competition and Resource Effectiveness in Education
by David Mayston
- 06/04 The Asymmetric Effect of the Business Cycle on the Realtion between Stock Market Returns and their Volatility
by P N Smith & S Sorensen & M R Wickens
- 06/03 What Reduces the Impact of Managerial Entrenchment on Agency Costs? Evidence for UK Firms
by Chrisostomos Florackis & Aydin Ozkan
- 06/02 Macroeconomics Uncertainty and Banks' Lending Decisions: The Case of Italy
by Mario Quagliariello
- 06/01 Quadratic Term Structure Models in Discrete Time
by Marco Realdon
- 99/38 Modelling the Demand for and Supply of Elective Surgery: A Duopoly Model
by Ana Xavier
- 99/37 Coordination and Equilibrium selection in mean defined supermodular games under payoff monotonic selection dynamics
by Huw Dixon & Ernesto Somma
- 99/36 Measuring Performance in Primary Care: Econometric Analysis and DEA
by Antonio Giuffrida & Hugh Gravelle
- 99/35 Work Incentives In a Model of Collective With and Without Universal Membership
by Bipasa Datta & Minquan Liu
- 99/34 Experimentation, Information sharing and Oligopoly Limit Pricing
by Bipasa Datta
- 99/33 Stability and equilibrium in decision rules: an application to duopoly
by John Bone & Huw Dixon
- 99/32 Infectious Disease Control by Vaccines Giving Full or Partial Immunity
by Doriana Delfino & Peter J. Simmons
- 99/31 Which Error Theory is Best?
by John Hey & Enrica Carbone
- 99/30 A Further Investigation of Selten's Measure of Predictive Success
by John Hey
- 99/29 Managing Demand in Primary Care: The Market for Night Visits
by Antonio Giuffrida & Hugh Gravelle
- 99/28 Does Repetition Improve Consistency?
by John Hey
- 99/27 Efficiency and Administrative Costs in Primary Care
by Antonio Giuffrida & Hugh Gravelle & Matthew Sutton
- 99/26 Dynamic Choice and Timing-Independence: an experimental investigation
by John Hey & Massimo Paradiso.
- 99/25 Genetic Screening and Price Discrimination in Insurance Markets
by Michael Hoy & Peter Lambert
- 99/24 Two Experiments to Test a Model of Herd Behaviour
by John Hey & Louise Allsopp
- 99/23 Infectious disease and economic growth: the case of tuberculosis
by Doriana Delfino & Peter J. Simmons
- 99/22 Do People (Want to) Plan?
by John Hey
- 99/21 Can Tax Progression Raise Employment? A Study of Four European Countries
by John P. Hutton & Anna Ruocco
- 99/20 The Regional Impact of Health Care Expenditure: the Case of Italy
by Margherita Giannoni & Theodore Hitiris
- 99/19 Fiscal Policy in an Imperfectly Competitive Dynamic Small Open Economy
by Javier Coto-Martinez & Huw Dixon
- 99/18 Comparing Theories: What are we Looking For?
by John D. Hey
- 99/17 Horizontal Inequity can be a Good Thing
by Maria Cubel & Peter Lambert
- 99/16 Men, Women and the Hiring Function
by Karen Mumford & Peter N Smith
- 99/15 Growth and Containment of Health Care Expenditure in Industrial Countries
by Theo Hitiris
- 99/14 Multipliers and Capital: What is the role of Imperfect Competition?
by Luis F. Costa
- 99/13 Redistribution Through the Income Tax: The Vertical and Horizontal Effects of Noncompliance and Tax Evasion
by John A Bishop & John P Formby & Peter Lambert
- 99/12 The Covariance Structure of Component and Multivariate Garch Models
by Menelaos Karanasos
- 99/11 Prediction in ARMA models with GARCH in Mean Effects
by Menelaos Karanasos
- 99/10 Free Trade, Protection and The British Empire in the 1950's: Some Evidence from a Hong Kong Case Study
by David Clayton
- 98/26 Carbon Abatement and its international effects in Europe including effects on other pollutants: a general equilibrium approach
by T Huw Edwards & John P Hutton
- 98/25 A Surplus Sharing Approach to the Measurement of Inequality
by Claudio Zoli
- 98/24 Horizontal Equity and Differences in Income Tax Treatment: A Reconciliation
by Xavier Ramos & Peter J Lambert
- 98/23 The Joint Moment Generating Function of Quadratic Forms in Multivariate Autoregressive Series: The Case with Deterministic Components
by Karim M Abadir & Rolf Larsson
- 98/22 The Distribution of Health and Income: A Theoretical Framework
by Paul Contoyannis & Martin Forster
- 98/21 Asymmetric Kernels for Density Estimation
by Karim Abadir & Steve Lawford
- 98/20 Product Differentiation, Fiscal Policy, and Free Entry
by Luís F. Costa
- 98/17 Monetary Policy and Credit in China: a Theoretical Analysis
by Huw D. Dixon & John Bennett
- 98/16 Strategic Debt in Vertical Relationships
by Gianni De Fraja & Claudio A. G. Piga
- 98/15 Disinflation Dynamics in an Open Economy General Equilibrium Model
by Özge Senay
- 98/14 The Effectiveness of Monetary and Fiscal Policy with Different Degrees of Goods and Financial Market Integration
by Özge Senay
- 98/13 Responsibility Compensation and Income Distribution
by Vitorocco Peragine
- 98/12 Total factor productivity growth and the spillover hypothesis: an empirical analysis for the Italian manufacturing using non parametric frontiers, 1989-1994
by Vania Sena
- 98/11 Measuring and Implementing Equality of Opportunity for Income
by Vitorocco Peragine
- 98/10 Tax Progression and the Wage curve
by John P. Hutton & Anna Ruocco
- 97/21 The Gender Balance of Academic Economics in the UK
by Karen Mumford
- 97/20 Non-Nested Models of Labour Supply with Discrete Choices
by Alan Duncan & Melvyn Weeks
- 97/19 On the Definitions of (Co-)Integration
by Karim M. Abadir & A. M. Robert Taylor
- 97/18 Learning with a Known Average: A Simulation Study of Alternative Learning Rules
by Huw D. Dixon & Paolo Lupi
- 97/17 Fiscal Policy in a Small Open Economy With Cournot Competition in the Non-Tradable Good Sector
by Luís F. Costa
- 97/16 Density-Embedding Functions
by Karim Abadir & Michael Rockinger
- 97/15 Monetary Union, Entry Conditions and Economic Reform
by F. Gulcin Ozkan & Anne Sibert & Alan Sutherland
- 97/14 Monetary Regimes and Labour Market Reform
by Anne C. Sibert & Alan Sutherland
- 97/13 An Intertemporal Model of Healthy and Unhealthy Lifestyles and Optimal Life-Span
by Martin Forster
- 97/12 The Unitary vs. the Collective Model of Household Labour Supply with Child Care: An Empirical Test on a Sample of Italian Households
by Maria Concetta Chiuri
- 97/11 The Second-Earner Effect on Consumption and Labour Force Participation in the Presence of Unemployment Rysk
by Gabriella Berloffa
- 96/46 Job Reallocation and Average Job Tenure: Theory and Workplace Evidence from Australia
by Karen Mumford & Peter N. Smith
- 96/45 The Hiring Function Reconsidered: On Closing The Circle
by Karen Mumford & Peter N. Smith
- 96/29 The Multiplier in an Economy with Monopolistic Output Markets and Competitive Labour Markets
by Marta Aloi Huw Dixon & Phillip Lawler
- 96/28 Government Spending in a Two-Sector Intertemporal General Equilibrium Model with Imperfect Competition
by Marta Aloi
- 96/27 Determinants of Capital Structure: Evidence from Company Panel Data
by Aydin Ozkan
- 96/26 Investment Incentives of Financially Distressed Firms
by Aydin Ozkan
- 96/25 Some Evidence on Optimising Models of Currency Crisis
by Gulcin Ozkan
- 96/24 The Role of Decision Analysis in Structuring the Economic Evaluation of Sequential Clinical Decision Problems
by Karl Claxton & John Posnett
- 96/23 Safety Valuation: Can Psychologists Help Economists?
by Richard Cookson
- 96/22 Predicting UK Stock Returns and Robust Tests of Mean Variance Efficiency
by Andrew Clare & Peter N Smith & Stephen Thomas
- 96/21 Horizontal Inequity Measurement: A Basic Reassessment
by Stephen Jenkins & Peter Lambert
- 96/20 Optimal Contract Design with Ex-Ante Differential Information and Ex-Post Asymmetric Information
by Fabrizia Lapecorella
- 96/19 An Economic Approach to Clinical Trial Design and Research Priority Setting
by Karl Claxton & John Posnett
- 96/18 Capital and Labour Markets for Health
by David Mayston
- 96/17 Educational Attainment and Resource Use: Mystery or Econometric Misspecification
by David Mayston
- 96/16 B. Seebohm Rowntree and the Subsistence Approach to Poverty
by Rodney Hills
- 96/15 Bias Nonmonotonicity in Stochastic Difference Equations
by Karim Abadir & Kaddour Hadri
- 96/14 The Influence of VAR Dimensions on Estimator Biases
by Karim Abadir & Kaddour Hadri & Elias Tzavalis
- 96/13 Additional Critical Values and Asymptotic Representations for Monthly Seasonal Unit Root Tests
by Robert Taylor
- 96/12 Keeping Up With The Joneses: Aspirations and Experiments without Random Matching
by Huw Dixon
- 96/11 A Currency Crisis Model with an Optimising Policymaker
by Gulcin Ozkan & Alan Sutherland
- 96/10 On the Practical Problems of Computing Seasonal Unit Root Tests: The Case of Non-Durable Consumers' Expenditures
by Robert Taylor
- 95/50 Universal decentralisation: Demand Models for Individual and Household Decisions with Household Public Goods
by M C Chiuri & P J Simmons
- 95/49 Experiments and the Economics of Individual Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty
by John Hey
- 95/48 Optimal Departures from Marginal Cost Pricing in the Presence of Precontractual Asymmetric Information
by Fabrizia Lapecorella
- 95/47 Multiproduct Monopoly Regulation with Delegated Control of Incentives
by Fabrizia Lapecorella
- 95/46 The Limits to Compromise: A Simple Characterisation of the Generalised Nash Bargaining Solution
by John Bone
- 95/45 Testing Binomial and Multinomial Choice Models Using Cox's Non-Nested Test
by Melvyn Weeks
- 95/44 Testing for Seasonal Unit Roots: a simple alternative to HEGY
by Robert Taylor & Stephen Leybourne
- 95/43 Additional Critical Values and Asymptotic Representations for Seasonal Unit Root Tests
by Richard Smith & Robert Taylor
- 95/42 Does the European Union Need a Federal Budget Yet?
by Theo Hitiris
- 95/41 The Effect of Incomplete Information about Future Technological Opportunities on Pre-Emption
by Ernesto Somma
- 95/40 Decentralized Fiscal Policy in an Imperfectly Competitive Federal Economy
by Marta Aloi & Michele Santoni
- 95/39 Who Gains from Universal Service Obligations? A Welfare Analysis of the Rule 'One Price for Everywhere'
by Alberto Iozzi
- 95/38 Infinite Regression in Strategic Decision Making: an application of Rice's Theorem
by Joao Gata
- 95/37 Do Anglo-Saxons Free-Ride More?
by Roberto Burlando & John Hey
- 95/36 Optimal Law Enforcement and Imperfect Information
by Nuno Garoupa
- 95/35 Is Enforcement Effective at Reducing Workplace Risk? some evidence from the UK
by Carmela Di Mauro
- 95/34 Measuring the Real and Nominal Macroeconomic Shocks and their International Transmission under Different Monetary Systems
by Donald Robertson & Michael Wickens
- 95/33 The Rational Expectations Hypothesis of the Term Structure: reconciling the evidence
by Elias Tzavalis & Michael Wickens
- 95/32 Corporate Bankruptcies, Liquidation Costs and the Role of Banks
by Aydin Ozkan
- 95/31 Economics of Insolvency Procedures: A Game Theoretic Approach
by Aydin Ozkan
- 95/30 On the Normative Use of Financial Statement Data
by AngelFernández-Castro & Peter Smith
- 95/29 Optimal Regulation of a Monopolist with Collusive Agents
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I'm in the middle of building a new wordpress site for a client and am having a conflict issue with a plugin I have to use. I've tried to fix it myself but was unable to find a solution. Heres some details on the site:
Site is currently local so you would need to setup a local version because you wont have access to the main files.
I have created a temporary wordpress site that contains the framework and plugin in question at [url removed, login to view] your can see the failing plugin in the sidebar. I have also created a working version at [url removed, login to view] that has the plugin and standard template for reference.
I can provide you with ftp access and wordpress admin access to the temporary site.
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She was even dating another woman when we met. Yeah… she went there and she went there with women who were hotter than any woman I had even slept with myself.
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We use to walk or jog home after work ( before we lived together. ) Every free night we would drive around for hours just talking and hanging out.
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Did I mention she was all over me?
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And I actually believed her.
She was SO into me she tried to hook me up with her stripper friends to make me happy.
She was SO into me she brought me lunch at my new job, paid for almost everything, and even furnished our new apartment.
Who could ask for anything more than that, right?
I'm with you there…
I HAD to have her!
One evening we went out for ice cream and a ride and that's when I popped the (ahem ahem) question.
"I haven't been with a woman in so long but you…you're different and I like you. Please, would you be my girlfriend?"
No freaking lie man.
I actually revealed my innermost feelings to her by letting her know how long it's been since I've been with another woman.
You see I thought I was doing the right thing. I thought I was being different from the "dicks" she was used to dating.
I respected her and I treated her like I felt she deserved.
She told me I was too old for her. Told me she didn't want to ruin the friendship.
She even gave me advice on what I needed to do to get a girlfriend…but insisted that someone was not and will never be her.
Did I mention how she was totally into me?
Yeah right.
I missed every sign in the book.
I confused her friendly affections to actually feeling attracted to me.
I confused her acceptance as being a secret sexual connection.
Here's the real kicker and if you're a nice guy you'll know exactly what I mean.
I believed her choice to not be my girlfriend was a well thought out logically chosen path in her life.
I felt she couldn't live without my friendship therefore chose to not take it to a sexual level.
And I despised her so much for this choice I literally begged her one evening with my sad story of all my failures with women to sleep with me.
So I settled for her help but resented her choice.
I was hiding my depression over her while I was living a very angry life.
But she was sticking to her plan so a part of me thought maybe she was telling the truth.
I thought maybe she did have sexual feelings for me but needed to focus on her career and being tied down to a guy would slow her down.
I actually believed every reason she gave me. Talk about gullible.
Well one day she mentioned this jerk she met at a friend's house.
She said she fooled around with him a little but that was it. He was way too much of a jerk for her to sleep with.
And I believed that too.
I met him one night before we lived with each other. He was okay looking. Her age. Her height. He seemed harmless except for one thing…
He teased the hell out of her.
He made fun of her.
He was rude and sometimes belligerent towards her.
But for some reason she always laughed it off. She told me that's just the way he is.
How she could handle him and deep down, he was a sweetheart. (…and yes I believed her.)
The months flew by and when we moved in together I thought HE was finally out of "our" life. She never mentioned him any more. She didn't hang around where he did and He didn't come around to visit.
I was happy to see him go and was seriously thinking now how this girl was so different. She could actually refuse the bad boy.
She wasn't into jerks and since she was unlike any other woman I thought I knew I would make her mine one day.
All I had to do was keep her close and acting like a boyfriend and one fateful night our lips would meet and I would be in. (…and I believed myself. )
BUT of course it all fell apart.
She disappeared for almost a week. No calls. No notes. She literally fell off the face of my earth.
This was after we spent almost every waking hour together.
I was left more than confused and demanded an answer.
Little did I know at the time I didn't want to hear it…
The Continued Story Of A Nice Guy, A Woman, and the Jerk Who Got Her


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Sunday Features Percussion and Recitals at Gustavus' Bjorling Recital Hall
The Department of Music at Gustavus Adolphus College presents three events Sunday, May 4 in Jussi Bjorling Recital Hall. The Gustaus Percussion Ensemble and Director Paul Hill opens the afternoon at 1:30 p.m., followed by Annika Torkelson's Senior Tuba Recital at 3:30 p.m. Senior pianist Joel Beachey concludes Sunday's schedule with his senior piano recital at 7:30 p.m.
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The Department of Music at Gustavus Adolphus College will present its annual senior Honors Recital on Saturday, May 3, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Jussi Bjorling Recital Hall. Selected by audition, six seniors will be performing in the recital, Jessica Gehrke, bassoon, Brian Fahey, baritone, Mark Wirbisky, viola, Rachel Braband, clarinet, Christa Saeger, 'cello and Joel Beachey, piano.
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The Department of Music at Gustavus Adolphus College concludes the month of April with four senior recitals in Jussi Bjorling Recital Hall and Christ Chapel. 'Cellist Christa Saeger, trombonist Glade Sietsema and pianist Matthew Wilberg present their final recitals in the recital hall April 26 and 27 while organist Joshua Pioske plans his senior performance in Christ Chapel.
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Gustavus Adolphus College professor of music Yumiko Oshima-Ryan will present a piano recital in Jussi Bjorling Recital Hall, Sunday, September 23. This solo recital by Oshima-Ryan begins at 3:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
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In 1972, the Officine Abarth made the first Abarth 124. Today the new Abarth 124 Spider is born, a brand-new spider with the attitude of the Abarth Scorpion.
The King of the Rally back to its origins
A glorious past, a car that changed an era: the Abarth 124 rally picks up where it left, to recover its rightful place, competing with the greats. The new Abarth 124 rally returns in 2017 to star in the rallies that matter, to gain yet more successes and prestigious victories.
History demands it.
Performance in great shape
The All New Abarth 124 spider sets a new benchmark. A curb weight of only 1,060 kg, with a weight-power ratio of just 6.2 kg/HP. The weight is concentrated within the wheelbase for optimum weight distribution (50:50) ensuring performance and agility. Offering unparalleled handling thanks to suspension derived from our racing experience.
Now, fun turns into something serious.
A character that lets itself be felt
1.4 170 HP MultiAir Turbo longitudinally mounted engine combined with the unmistakable sound of the Abarth Record Monza exhaust offers optimum power at all times. With the power supplied to the rear-wheels through the mechanical self-locking differential for greater traction, it delivers the acceleration and excitement you have come to expect from Abarth.
A car for those who know their figures
Make your Abarth 124 Spider even more special. The first 2500 cars will be a limited edition.
Abarth 124 Spider: you need to know your figures to drive it!
|Front: Double wishbone with stabiliser bar | Rear: 5-arm Multilink suspension with stabiliser bar
|Shock Absorbers
|Abarth shock absorbers and springs by Bilstein
|Front: Brembo system with aluminium fixed calipers and self-ventilating disc Ø 280x22 mm | Rear: Floating caliper with Ø 280x9,5 mm disc
|17" Alloy Corsawheels 205/45 R17 W84 tyres
|4-cylinder 1.4 MultiAir Turbo 170 HP with 4 valves per cylinder
|Max Power
|170 hp (125kW) @ 5500 rpm
|Maximum torque
|250 Nm@ 2500 rpm
|Oversize Turbo Garrett
|6-speed manual transmission OR 6-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters (dual mode - normal and sport).
|Dual Mode Record Monza Exhaust System with 4 tailpipes
|Abarth D.M.S. - Mechanical Limited Slip Differential
|Kerb weight
|Maximum speed
|Acceleration 0 - 62 mph
|6.8 sec.
|Power to weight ratio
|6.2 kg/hp
|Urban Cycle mpg (l / 100 km)
|33 (8.5) - (-)1
|Extra-urban Cycle mpg (l/100 km)
|55 (5.1) - (-)1
|Combined Cycle mpg (l/100 km )
|44 (6.4) - (-)1
|CO2 emissions (g/km)
|148 (-)1
|Emissions Standard
|Euro 6
1 - Value for automatic transmission under certification
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Old media still in the game
Analyst: Giants can persevere in brave new worldDon't count out the old conglomerates in the new-media world just yet.
Media giants including Viacom and the Walt Disney Co. could persevere despite the confusingly limitless number of content choices out there, Bear Stearns analyst Spencer Wang said in a presentation here last week.
But he also cautioned that new players such as Google/ YouTube, Yahoo! and Apple pose a threat to the bigger companies.
In his Nov. 27 presentation, "The Long Tail: Why Aggregation & Context and Not (Necessarily) Content Are King in Entertainment," Wang said the explosion of user-generated content, combined with the proliferation of broadband offerings, could create an environment that confuses consumers.
He concluded that this presents a need for middlemen to present multiple entertainment options in simple, convenient formats and at the same time filter out the increasingly cluttered environment.
"When you have a huge explosion of content, the middleman who can best connect users with their interests are the guys that will have the most value to their consumers," Wang said.
In an interview later in the week, Wang singled out Viacom as best positioned among the conglomerates because of its cable networks, which account for 95% of its cash flow. They encompass nearly all age groups and demographics, from children's programming with Nickelodeon to urban interests with BET.
He noted, though, that the lack of a detailed strategy on how Viacom will capitalize on its brands and how they will fit together hurts them in the eyes of investors.
"They certainly are well-positioned, but there's no overarching strategy they've articulated to Wall Street," Wang said.
Disney also could be hurt by the lack of a cohesive digital strategy, he said. Although it targets several important demographics with its Disney and ESPN brands, and its stock prices remain stable, the lack of a centralized Web hub and an overly broad strategy could damage its business in the long term.
"(Disney's) strategy is undefined right now," Wang said. "I'm sure it will get fine-tuned over time, but it could hurt them as more choices become available."
Time Warner Inc. and News Corp. are in similar positions. Both own heavily trafficked Web portals — AOL and MySpace, respectively — but both are at risk because they rely heavily on traditional media.
News Corp. may be hurt by its reliance on TV stations and newspapers. Wang sees many positives going forward with MySpace, though, including Internet ad revenue and a launching pad for News Corp.'s other media.
Wang said that because the major entertainment companies "don't have all the pieces to the puzzle," startups could be in a position to have a significant effect on their bottom line in three to five years. He said the conglomerates are safe for the short term, but much like what happened when cable posed a threat to the networks, the companies might have to change their strategy or make the right acquisitions to remain profitable.
Meanwhile, he said, Internet startups will be able to focus exclusively on context and aggregation on the Web without worrying about a "legacy TV business." "YouTube and Google strike me as very well-positioned," Wang said. "Consumers value choice, convenience and simplicity, and that's why YouTube is fairly successful."


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After reaching $46.75 last fall, the company's shares fell to $33.25 this year on fears that interest rate increases would hurt its businesses. But most analysts said that those fears were overplayed and that the company could easily climb back.


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For seperation of nucleosides with SDS micelles, I need an uncoated fused silica capillary. I am in Ecuador for my internship and here they don't have that. Is it possible to uncoat a coated silica capillary? The coat is a fluorocarbon (FC) polymer.
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So you may remember that I take a chemo pill at lunch which causes nausea. The more fiber and the bigger the meal, the less nausea so my lunch meals are usually the biggest meal of my day.
Because I am busy (like everyone else) I have to come up with quick meals. I can eat leftovers within a 24 hour period (if they are older than that, too much tyramine forms and can trigger migraines). In an ideal world, I would take the time to freeze portions of dinner meals after we eat but most often, I enjoy the fact that my husband kindly cleans the kitchen after I cook (that is really sweet of him).
Something that I make frequently is some variation of a breakfast burrito with the foods that I can eat safely (we are all different in re: which foods trigger migraines). It is a relatively quick meal to cook, nutritious, and yummy.
Today's version included the following ingredients
1-2 tsp olive oil
1/4 chopped red pepper
1 chopped shallot
1/4 cup chopped leftover green beans (i often toss in a left over veggie to increase the fiber)
1/2 chopped jalapeno pepper
2 eggs
1-1/2 slices of boar's head American cheese
2 tortilla soft wrap shells
salt, pepper, and cayenne pepper to taste
Remove seeds from red pepper and jalepeno pepper. Chop the red pepper, jalepeno, and shallots.
Pour 1-2 tsp olive oil in skillet (most of the time i cook in an iron skillet—did you know that doctors recommend cooking in an iron skillet to help with anemia, the food will absorb some of the iron from the skillet).
Sautee the peppers and shallots then add the chopped green beans then cover and cook on low for ~4-5 minutes (I like to let the veggies absorb the flavors while cooking).
While they are cooking, whisk 2 eggs with salt & pepper to taste.
Once the veggies are soft (to the texture you like) pour eggs over and add the slices of cheese. Then scramble on medium until done (5 min).
I put the mixture into 2 shells (for extra fiber) but you might prefer 1 stuffed burrito vs. 2 medium stuffed. Then roll them up and tap a little water across the top of shells, microwave for 20-30 seconds (this will make the shells soft and warm).
They are ready (note: if I could, I would add avocado and salsa, however they often trigger migraines in me and I am not going to risk it unless it is a special occasion.