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Public Administration is Economic Chaos Ludwig von Mises Institute / Ludwig von Mises
Remarks Before The Independent Community Bankers Assoc. FDIC
Age bias? Just keep quiet, kid Denver Post / Al Lewis
Investors watching bond yield Knight Ridder via Dallas Fort Worth Star Telegram / Danielle DiMartino
The Spanish dishonoured their dead Telegraph via Real Clear Politics
Indian firms drain Western brains BBC News / Zubair Ahmed
Goodyear delays business report's release AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer
Utah officials under fire for deal to send welfare calls to India AP via Mercury News
Ineffective Fed Boston Globe / Steven Syre
UK: Housing shortage leads to price hike Guardian / Sandra Haurant
Customer confusion over credit card rates Guardian / Sandra Haurant
Treasury Notes Surge as Fed Seen Delaying Interest Rate Rise Bloomberg
Mexico One-Month Treasury Bill Yield Rises to 6.59% Bloomberg / Inti Landauro
Easy Money in Stock Market? There's No Such Thing Bloomberg / Chet Currier
Fed Says It Can Be `Patient,' Holds Bank Rate at 1% Bloomberg
FOMC Statement Federal Reserve Board
Spanish economy looks able to weather storm IHT / Eric Pfanner
Greenspan loses his fear of huge deficits NY Times via IHT / Edmund L. Andrews
Fat People Beware -- Government Wants to Help Bloomberg / Andrew Ferguson
IL: How many dead Chicagoans will vote? Chicago Sun Times via Newsmax / Abdon M. Pallasch
Fund Board Directors Held Accountable AP via Newsday / Marcy Gordon
Why the rich rule the land of the free Guardian via Taipei Times / Linda Colley
Market Commentary Prospector Asset Management via Safehaven / Leonard Kaplan
Should You Buy What China Buys? Tomorrows Gold via Safehaven / Marc Faber
Rouse sells $500 million in debt Washington Business Journal
UK: Rail issue steals show while telcos, autos gain Reuters / Anna Peltola
The U.S. Global Empire Lew Rockwell / Laurence M. Vance
Cut the Talk — and the Spending National Review / Veronique de Rugy
Ford focus The Economist
OH: If it's any consolation, our gasoline costs less Akron Beacon Journal / Jim Mackinnon
Bond prices flat prior to Fed meeting AP via St Paul Pioneer Press
Greenspan Should Take Page From Trichet's Book Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Still 'patient' at the Fed? CNN / Kathleen Hayes
U.S. Home Starts Fell 4% in February to 1.855 Million Bloomberg
Lehman Profit More Than Doubles on Bond, Equity Sales Bloomberg
Soybean futures surge Bloomberg via Minneapolis Star Tribune
At That Time, Kozlowski Was Not a Crook Forbes / Dan Ackman
CA: State's citrus growers lose bid for U.S. aid Sacramento Bee / Michael Doyle
`Dragon's Head' May Intensify U.S. Jobs Exodus Bloomberg / Andy Mukherjee
Central Bank Gold Agreement Renewed Millennium Bullion Fund via Safehaven / Nick Barnisheff
Kerry takes both sides US News / Michael Barone
Eurozone inflation lowest for four years in February AFP via EU Business
Chairman Hubbard? National Review / Larry Kudlow
Don't Expect Fed To Limit Banks' Bad Behavior Washington Post / Steven Pearlstein
Charts, traders agree dollar future in Fed's hands Reuters via Forbes / John Parry
At $44.7M, Weill's Pay is No. 1 on Street NY Post / Jenny Anderson
New Mess at B of A NY Post / Christopher Byron
Merrill Lynch's Ambition Bond Buyer / Susanne Walker
SEC Seeks High-Yield Price Data Bond Buyer / Jacob Fine and Lynn Hume
CA: Buyers try to adjust Orange County Register / Hang Nguyen
Consumer debt loads at record USA Today / Barbara Hagenbaugh
Fannie Mae statements questioned Reuters via CNN
CA: Median Home Price in O.C. Rises 23.7% LA Times / Arlene Martinez
AZ: Home resales hit records Arizona Republic / Catherine Reagor-Burrough
Brazil Unexpectedly Cuts Benchmark Rate to 16.25% Bloomberg / Carlos Caminada
Canada Ten-Year Bond Rises as Inflation Data May Spur Rate Cut Bloomberg / Joshua Krongold
Fund reforms ... a game of chicken? CBS Market Watch / Paul B. Farrell
CA: Jobless may get benefits extended Contra Costa Times / George Avalos
Election Math National Review / Terry Eastland
What Is Japan Really Saying About the Yen? Bloomberg / David DeRosa
In awkward dance, GOP embraces both deficit reduction and tax cut San Diego Union Tribune / Alan Fram
U.S. states demand KPMG give up $146 mln from MCI Reuters / Justin Hyde and Joan Gralla
Snow suggests U.S. jobs undercounted Reuters
Speech by Chairman Greenspan on Banking Federal Reserve Board / Alan Greenspan
Declining dollar brings foreign tourists AP via Baltimore Sun
UK: Bank unanimous over steady rates BBC News
In Brazil, Chafing at Economic Restraints NY Times / Tony Smith
3 Banks Had Early Concern About WorldCom Finances NY Times / Gretchen Morgenson
PPI delay finally ending CNN / Mark Gongloff
Feds keep rate low, 1973 memories aglow Philadelphia Inquirer / Andrew Cassel
Greenspan Says U.S. Banks in Good Shape AP via Newsday / Martin Crutsinger
Oil prices surge to 13 year high BBC News
Communication breakdown? CNN / Paul R. La Monica
You May Owe Money If Your Bonds Were Called in 2003 Bloomberg / Joe Mysak
Fed Sober Reality -- It's Not Just Jobs, But Wages Bloomberg / John Berry
Treasury yields hold near 8-mth lows on CPI data Reuters
Refinancing demand soars 40% Reuters via CNN
Wobbles in the alliance The Economist
CA: A health coverage mecca no more Sacramento Bee / Lisa Rapaport
Japan Wields Own Weapon of Mass Destruction Bloomberg / William Pesek Jr.
Navigating an Exciting and Unstable External Environment Pimco / Mohamed A. El-Erian
$1Bln Soviet Debt Swap Completed Bloomberg via Moscow Times
Russia: Web Use Growing 40% a Year Moscow Times / Denis Maternovsky
Brown prepares 'stability' Budget BBC News
Kaiser's Major Operation Bond Buyer / Rich Saskal
Saudi Economy Defies Terrorism Fears NY Times / Simon Romero
Housing boom faces global meltdown Scotsman via Prudent Bear
Questioning Free Trade Mathematics NY Times / Jeff Madrick
TX: Even rich are losing homes Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
China: Behind the mask The Economist
Shift in Congress hits defense stocks Boston Globe / Stephen J. Glain
U.S. to look a lot like California by 2050 S. F. Chronicle via Stateline.org / Katherine Seligman
Fuel costs drive up inflation NY Daily News / Tom van Riper
Congress watchdog sees GSE subsidies at $23 bln/yr Reuters
Foreign central banks still buying U.S. debt – Fed Reuters
Fund managers bearish on path of global economy Contra Costa Times / Alexis Xydias and Kotaro Miyata
Greenspan: Business lending can boost economy San Diego Union Tribune / Dean Calbreath
Fed noted loose policy risks Reuters via CNN
Major U.S. airlines have little luck raising fares Reuters / Meredith Grossman Dubner
WI: State jobless rate exceeds national figure Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Joel Dresang
NV: Credit ratings for state remain good Las Vegas Sun / Cy Ryan
IL: Doctors risk practicing without costly insurance Chicago Tribune / Bruce Japsen
Tyco Trial: The Story Of Abe Lincoln's Dog Forbes / Dan Ackman
PPI jumps; has inflation arrived? CNN / Mark Gongloff
Liberty currency is sounder than a dollar, users say Des Moines Register / William Ryberg
Slower population growth could have dual impact USA Today / Barbara Hagenbaugh
U.S. Files WTO Complaint Against China on Chip Tax Bloomberg
Business Outlook Survey Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
The Folly of Fed Interest Rates Lew Rockwell / Rep. Ron Paul, MD
Fed noted loose policy risks Reuters via CNN
UK: NAPF: Conference told swaps are the future for pension funds Pensions and Investments Europe
Running out of options CNN / Paul R. La Monica
Soybeans Exceed $10 as Rains Fail to Help South American Crops Bloomberg / Jeff Wilson
30-Year Mortgages Approach 2003 Rates AP via ABC News
Gold Futures Rise to One-Month High as Dollar Falls Against Yen Bloomberg / Claudia Carpenter
A question of perspective The Economist
U.S. March Philadelphia Fed Factory Index Falls Bloomberg / Carlos Torres
The gambler The Economist
Treasuries Fall as Producer Prices Rise and Jobless Claims Drop Bloomberg / Heather Bandur
Disappointed About Jobs? Lower Your Expectations Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Painful for some, but hardly a crisis The Economist
Ice age to warming - and back? Christian Science Monitor / Peter N. Spotts
UK: Euro decision put off until after election Guardian / Mark Milner
Ready to rise? Deflation is now a dropped topic Minneapolis St. Paul Star Tribune / Mike Meyers
Author envisions less structured work world Boston globe via Omaha World Herald
Australia: Stats muffle sound of bubble bursting Sydney Morning Herald / Alan Kohler
Number of jobless is at lowest since 1975 Telegraph / Edmund Conway
U.K. plan for budget lifts public spending IHT / Eric Pfanner
Japan changes tune on sales of currency Bloomberg and Reuters via IHT
Yen Surges on Speculation Japan May Restrict Its Currency Sales Bloomberg
Russia: Did Soros Finally Exit Svyazinvest? Moscow Times / Valeria Korchagina
Ex-Qwest official says he cheated to push deal through AP via Denver Post / Jon Sarche
The Return Of The Treasury Bond Rally Forbes / Barnard Condon
Americans are wealthy again, and that may signal trouble Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via Prudent Bear / Tom Saler
UK: NAPF: Bank of England warns of risks in search for yield Investment and Pensions Europe
Argentina's Paper-Money Mire Ludwig von Mises Institute / Grant M Nülle
The Deficit Debate Is a Charade National Review / Daniel J. Mitchell
Certified public amnesiacs Denver Post / Al Lewis
High fuel costs smack Continental Houston Chronicle / Bill Hensel, Jr.
U.S.-China trade: Is the honeymoon over? UPI / Dar Haddix
CSFB Investigates MBS Loss Bond Week / Gowri Gurumurthy
CDO Originators Take Their Time Bond Week / Scott Goodwin
Jumbo Bonds Are Back CFO.com / Stephen Taub
CA: Water prices could rise as contract renewals loom Wall Street Journal via Contra Costa Times / Jim Carlton
NV: Bingo now beamed into U.S. homes Las Vegas Sun / Liz Benston
U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes Drop: Traders Say Yields Too Low Bloomberg
Billions at stake in Internet tax debate Stateline.org / Pamela M. Prah
Increasingly, American-Made Doesn't Mean in the U.S.A. NY Times / Louis Uchitelle
As Oil Futures Set New Highs, Should Investors Start to Fear Inflation? NY Times / Floyd Norris
The Rise of Man Global Investor via Institutional Investor
Taiwan And Bank Mergers: Flavour Of The Year Asiamoney via Institutional Investor / Dominic Jones
IA: Farmland prices rise 10%, near levels of 1980s Des Moines Register / Jerry Perkins
CO: Housing construction still in decline Denver Post
CA: Higher fuel costs may spur businesses to cut jobs or charge more San Diego Union Tribune / Conor Dougherty
China signs $20 billion Iran gas deal AP via Charlotte Observer
SEC eyes banks in bond sale inquiry Bloomberg via Boston Globe
Fed voted to change wording in January to gain flexibility AP via Boston Globe
United isn't ready to leave bankruptcy AP via Baltimore Sun
What do Fed officials really think? CBS Market Watch / Rex Nutting
Oil prices climb again, closing at $38.08 Reuters via Houston Chronicle
Tech IPOs off to sluggish start CNN / Paul R La Monica
Russia: Putin pledges sweeping tax reform BBC News
Bush-Cheney to sell only U.S. goods Newsday / Lauren Weber
Low-carb bubble about to burst? CNN / Parija Bhatnagar
Bonds mixed amid al Qaeda wait CNN
US Treasuries vulnerable to rumors, profit-taking Reuters via Forbes
The Fed Substitutes Flexibility for Transparency Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Low Interest Rates Threaten Best-Laid Money Plans Bloomberg / Chet Currier
Municipalities Get Another Shot at Johnson-Era Rates Bloomberg / Joe Mysak
With Bush in charge, taxes may still rise Christian Science Monitor / David R. Francis
Dollar falls as meddling by Tokyo ebbs Japan Times
Is inflation ready for a revival? IHT / Floyd Norris
Russia: Oil From China Impounded Reuters and MT via Moscow Times
China's `Patriot Games' Should Worry Markets Bloomberg / William Pesek Jr.
As price rises, Washington debates whether to save oil or sell it NY Times via IHT / Matthew L. Wald
Increasingly, American-Made Doesn't Mean in the U.S.A. NY Times / Louis Uchitelle
CA: Traders talk of 'cha-ching' LA Times via Houston Chronicle / Elizabeth Douglas
Global trade talks begin to gather momentum Toronto Star / David Crane
It's not just EU: Many foes want a piece of Microsoft AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer / Allison Linn
Kerry Tied With Bush in Newsweek Poll, Each With 48% Support Bloomberg / Laurence Arnold
Australian Dollar Has Weekly Gain on Prospect Exports Will Rise Bloomberg / Chris Young
Airlines probed on loan dealings Reuters via CNN
High prices not likely to let up anytime soon Washington Post via Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / Kenneth Harney
WA: Retailers hope to cash in on refunds Seattle Post Intelligencer / Christine Frey
CA: Outsourcing spawns tour to protest job losses San Jose Mercury News via Contra Costa Times / Karl Schoenberger
MD: Inflation seen tame despite gas price rise Boston Globe / Stephen J. Glain and Thomas Grillo
European Bonds Have Weekly Gain; Growth Falters, Rate Cuts Seen Bloomberg / Lianne Gutcher
Yen Has Biggest Weekly Rally Against Dollar in Four Years Bloomberg / John Beresford-Peirse and John Brinsley
Global jitters lift commodities Chicago Tribune
Tyco Deliberations End Without Verdict AP via Baltimore Sun / Samuel Maull
GOP offensive targets trade, factories, jobs South Florida Sun Sentinel / Doreen Hemlock
CA: S.D. ranks low in report on housing San Diego Union Tribune / Roger M. Showley
Japanese 10-Year Government Bonds Fall for Third Week in Four Bloomberg / Keiko Ujikane
NY: Nassau retirement plan sues mutual funds Newsday / Susan Harrigan
Taiwan Dollar Falls After President Shot; Philippine Peso Drops Bloomberg / Christina Soon
Fund buying adds $8 to oil price Reuters via Chicago Daily Herald
Inflation or Deflation? Euro vs Dollar Currency War Monitor via Safehaven / Alex Wallenwein
CO: Specialists try to make sense of economy Denver Post / Aldo Svaldi
New Europe to give reform lessons to Old AFP via EU Business
Stock-market shakiness seen continuing in coming week: 'sideways to down' CP via National Post and Canada.com
Trustees dispute blame for trading Miami Herald / Amy Baldwin and Rick Rothacker
CA: Happy Trailers: Going mobile an option in pricey housing market Oakland Tribune / Tim Simmers
Home Sweet Piggy Bank Washington Post / Michelle Singletary
Social Security Isn't Doomed Newsweek via MSNBC / Jane Bryant Quinn
Hi-Yo Silver? Washington Post / James K. Glassman
Korea: Profits of Banks Fall 63% Korea Times / Cho Hyung-kwon
Stocks Set to Churn as Attack Fears Hover Reuters / Bill Rigby
Japan's currency intervention takes sinister turn in 'manga' comic CP via Canada.com / Yuri Kageyama
MI: Scramble for jobs ignores some economic realities in Michigan AP via Dallas Fort Worth Star Telegram / Kathy Barks Hoffman
Buyers stay adjustable AP via Louisville Courier Journal / Eileen Alt Powell
Outsource vs. automate Chicago Tribune via Akron Beacon Journal / James P. Miller
Young and powerful: New Europe's new class of movers and shakers AFP via EU Business
MA: Cash poor and house rich Boston Globe / Bruce Mohl
More money available for home loans LA Times
Business, Consumer Spending Seen Rising: U.S. Economy Preview Bloomberg / Carlos Torres
FDIC's guarantee has some twists and turns Chicago Tribune / Julie Jason
Saudi minister frets on oil Reuters via CNN
Giants of retail Baltimore Sun / Andrea K. Walker
CO: Canada: big pain, big relief Denver Post / Al Lewis
Some scandal-tinged funds worse than others Baltimore Sun / Charles Jaffe
UK: Property is 'destroying the economy' Observer – Guardian / Nick Mathiason
Atypical mortgages: smaller payments, more uncertainty Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / Jim Buchta
Low Rates Signal Another Round of Refinancing NY Times / Jennifer Bayot
March not living up to its 16 year average gain Pittsburgh Tribune Review / Gregory M. Drahuschak
Serbian tycoon sues Soros outfit Observer – Guardian / Conal Walsh
UK: Now how about boom and bust of the pound? Observer – Guardian / Bob Bischof
Managing the Deficit With Plans to Spend NY Times / Edmund L. Andrews
Litmus Test for Ethics: Options NY Times / Gretchen Morgenson
Concerns Raised Over Consultants to Pension Funds NY Times / Mary Williams Walsh
Who's watching your back? Bankrate.com via Boston Herald / Laura Bruce
Economic Outlook Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago / Michael Moscow
These two words tip the scales Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
Greed and governance UPI / Martin Hutchinson
Hedge industry "inherently unstable" - NAPF's Hitchen Investment and Pensions Europe
Skilling's Legal Tab Tops $23 Million CFO.com / Stephen Taub
Europe's Regulators Shape Up as New Power Centers Bloomberg / Matthew Lynn
German Finance Ministry Says Recovery Yet to Reach Consumers Bloomberg / Rainer Buergin
The tug of inflation Christian Science Monitor / Eric Troseth
U.S. fuel prices to break records by May Reuters via Forbes / Soo Youn and Erwin Seba
IMF Approves $3.1B Loan for Argentina AP via ABC News
NC: Rural jobless pleading for relief AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer / Martha Waggoner
Deutsche names top U.S. structured credit traders Reuters
Heavy debts for a degree Newsday / Olivia Winslow
'Microsoft faces record EU fine' BBC News
Fed right to stay patient on rates-Broaddus Reuters / Alister Bull
Money fund assets up in latest week AP via Contra Costa Times
Treasury Says No Laws Broken in O'Neill Data Release Bloomberg / Simon Kennedy and Brendan Murray
Despite the Sluggish Economy, Welfare Rolls Actually Shrank NY Times / Robert Pear
Will Mexican wave divide U.S.? Chicago Tribune / Ron Grossman
Another sugar rush for the economy CNN / Mark Gongloff
Bad Blood Lew Rockwell / Charley Reese
The Power of "No" National Review / Ed Feulner
The Floridazation of Taiwan Daily Standard / John J. Tkacik Jr.
OPEC May Delay April Oil Cuts, Qatar, Venezuela Say Bloomberg / Sean Evers
Don't ban outsourcing; create jobs Minneapolis St. Paul Star Tribune / Tom Salonek
Treasuries benefit as global tension sinks stocks Reuters
FedEx to sell $1.6 billion debt in three parts Reuters
ICAP in government bond electronic trading alliance Reuters
Our Role Within the Secondary Market Freddie Mac
Japanese monetary authorities must take the risk of making sense Japan Times / Teruhiko Mano
Bond Girls and Bond Boys Plug Japan's Debt Bloomberg / William Pesek Jr.
Japanese Bonds Gain as Stocks Slip Amid Signs of Slower Growth Bloomberg / Chris Cooper
Russia Planning First Bond Issue Since '98 Bloomberg via Moscow Times / Guy Faulconbridge and Vladimir Todres
Russia: Investors Weigh Up the Putin Risk Factor Moscow Times / Daniel J. Rothstein
Russia: Oil Output to Grow 11% in '05 Reuters via Moscow Times
Taiwan's Stocks May Decline on Presidential Election Dispute Bloomberg / George Hsu
UK still short of reaching economic nirvana Independent / Stephen King
Australia: Home prices slow, no collapse Sydney Morning Herald / Peter Weekes
Yen May Rise for Third Week as Demand for Japanese Stocks Grows Bloomberg / Vivianne C. Rodrigues
Why your parents are ripping you off BBC News / Laurence Kotlikoff
Delegate:OPEC Must Keep Output Cut Policy Reuters via ABC News
Bank of England's Large Says Debt Gain a Risk to U.K. Bloomberg / Julia Kollewe
German Economy Disappoints, Threatening Pace of European Growth Bloomberg / John Fraher
Japanese service industries grew 2.6% in January Bloomberg via IHT
GOP leader does not want House to vote on tax cut restrictions AP via San Diego Union Tribune / Alan Fram
Above-Average Economy in the Swing States Has Few Rejoicing NY Times / David Leonhardt
Production costs surge for top Hollywood studio films AP via San Diego Union Tribune / David Germain
Goldman Profit Rises 95% to Record on Bonds, Equities Bloomberg / Adrian Cox
Fund, Foundation Execs Draw Higher Pay Bloomberg via LA Times
Downgrade for Debt Backed by Rock Star Bloomberg via LA Times
Illinois Fund to Trim Its Holdings at Pimco LA Times / Josh Friedman
It pays to be CEO NY Daily News / Nancy Dillon
Medicare could go broke by 2019 USA Today / Peronet Despeignes
Fewer Americans change homes Inman News
Smart growth even smarter in tough economy Inman News / Susan Ashworth
HUD abruptly yanks plan to reform home closings Chicago Tribune / Mary Umberger
Former Qwest Executives Seek Acquittal AP via Philadelphia Inquirer / Colleen Slevin
Beef has prime year Denver Post / Steve Raabe
WA: What economic recovery? Seattle Post Intelligencer / Paul Nyhan
CA: Overhaul of jobless benefits proposed Sacramento Bee / Jim Evans
Chicago Fed chief says low inflation will keep rates low Chicago Sun Times / Simon Kennedy and Andrew Ward
Crude rises 40 cents to $37.45 a barrel Reuters via Houston Chronicle
Credit Card Delinquency Hits Record High AP via Chicago Tribune / Jeannine Aversa
Crude arguments Then Economist
Where the (sort of) hot ones are CNN / Alexandra Twin
Qualcomm grows up CNN / Paul R. La Monica
The Widening Safety Net Ludwig von Mises Institute / Christopher Mayer
Why Are Oil Prices So High? National Review / Frederick P. Leuffer
The Game of Risk Daily Standard / Irwin M. Stelzer
Job creation vexes states in a weak economy Stateline.org / Pamela M. Prah
MA: Governor targets outsourcing of jobs Boston Globe via Stateline.org / Scott S. Greenberger
Putnam Slow to Respond to Trading Abuses, Report Says Bloomberg / Aaron Pressman
Inflation Is Only as Tame as Your Price Index Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Another attempt to tame the monopolist The Economist
Bob Pozen Comes Out Swinging as Funds Cleanup Man Bloomberg / Chet Currier
PA: Bank invests in job replacement Pittsburgh Tribune Review / Thomas Olson
Fed chief endorses mortgage debt Bloomberg via Morning Call / Will Edward
Housing Board Chief Quits Washington Post / David S. Hilzenrath
Taiwan: All eyes on Washington for response to election Taipei Times / Joel Meyer
Asian Investors Seek Profit in Neural `Karma' Bloomberg / Andy Mukherjee
Fitch affirms its ratings for Taiwan CAN via Taipei Times
With Oil Prices High, OPEC Balks at Cutting Production NY Times / Simon Romero
Revised Rules on Mortgages Are Scuttled NY Times / Jennifer Bayot
For Wall Street Chiefs, Big Paydays Continue NY Times / Patrick McGeehan
A Russian reform hits home: mortgages Christian Science Monitor / Scott Peterson
Russia: FedEx Fiasco Opens Doors for Competitors Moscow Times / Lyuba Pronina
South Korea's 4th-Qtr GDP Grows 2.7 Percent, Fastest in 2 Years Bloomberg / Seyoon Kim
Japan: Beef retail price hits record high Japan Times
Medicare woes no surprise Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
Tax-cut architect headed for Fed? Orlando Sentinel / Susan Strother Clarke
White House won't tap oil reserves to ease prices AP via Houston Chronicle
U.S. Treasuries slip despite solid auction demand Reuters / Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
The Fed should get on board with this economy National Review / Larry Kudlow
Gold $475, as Recovery Trade Unwinds Goldenbar.com via Safehaven / Edmond J. Bugos
The Division of Labor is World-Wide Ludwig von Mises Institute / Sudha Shenoy
Grocers, Union Jostling Over A Broken Model Washington Post / Steven Pearlstein
Labor Markets: What We Know and What We Don't Federal Reserve Bank of Boston / Cathy E. Minehan
Fed patient but also vigilant on policy – Minehan Reuters
Election-reform funds about to be sent to states Stateline.org / Kathleen Hunter
The price of justice may be a slower-growing job market Philadelphia Inquirer / Andrew Cassel
Firms must list stock options as expense Bloomberg via Seattle Post Intelligencer
He's Lan Gone NY Post / Jenny Anderson
Bush chided for oil prices Washington Times / Patrice Hill
Dealers fret at art bottleneck NY Post / Paul Tharp
Why iPod can't save Apple Money via CNN / Stephen Gandel
Sustainable Growth and Monetary Policy Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta / Jack Guynn
American job security dogs US election BBC News
U.S. 10-Year Note Falls; Fed's Guynn Says Rates Won't Stay Low Bloomberg / Elizabeth Stanton
Little to push currency out of recent ranges St. Paul Pioneer Press
KS: Fuel costs have some industries over a barrel Wichita Eagle / Phyllis Jacons Griekspoor
Trichet Stokes Talk of a Rate Cut Bloomberg / Heather Harrisand Chris Kirkham
Fed's Guynn repeats warning on higher rates Reuters
Palm Springs Bond Default Heads Toward Happy Ending Bloomberg / Joe Mysak
Worried About Inflation? Here's a TIP Forbes / Ira Carnahan
Yes, But Forget TIPS Forbes / James Grant
Freddie Mac total mortgage portfolio up in Feb. Reuters
Euro Has Biggest Drop in Three Weeks; ECB May Cut Interest Rate Bloomberg / John Beresford-Peirse and Vivianne C. Rodrigues
US Feb durable goods orders jump 2.5 pct Reuters via Forbes / Alister Bull
U.S. February New Home Sales Rise 5.8% to 1.163 Mln Bloomberg / Courtney Schlisserman and Joe Richter
Goldman's asset mgmt revenues rise 67% Investment and Pensions Europe
Refinancings up, even as rates rise Reuters via CNN
Can Microsoft be tamed? The Economist
Calpers Opposes PwC as Freddie Mac Auditor CFO.com / Stephen Taub
Livable-wage jobs elusive Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / H.J. Cummins
Russia: New Arctic Facility Will Increase Oil Flows West Moscow Times / Dmitry Zhdannikov
EU Urges Russia to Ink Trade Pact Reuters via Moscow Times / Sebastian Alison
Oil firms secretly finance crooked regimes Guardian / Charlotte Denny
Bank of England deputy governor hints at rate rise to curb spending Guardian / Charlotte Denny and Charlotte Moore
The Philippines -- Going From Bad to Worse? Bloomberg / William Pesek Jr.
Japan's Debt Outlook Raised to `Stable' by S&P Bloomberg / Steve McPherson
UK: fears make Bank deputy vote five times for rate rise Telegraph / David Litterick
Trying to Squeeze More Oil and Gas From the Gulf of Mexico NY Times / Simon Romero
Putnam Faces Big Penalties for Improper Fund Trades NY Times / Riva D. Atlas
Bonds are steady - for now Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
Economic poll points to deficits, job woes USA Today / Sue Kirchhoff
China demand boosts steel price BBC News
Federal screeners may get the gate Washington Times / Tom Ramstack
Bonds and Deflation Speculative Investor via Safehaven / Steve Saville
Low Inflation Translates Into Low Mortgage Rates Freddie Mac
NY: Mayor, Governor Outline $2.8B Javits, Jets Plan Bond Buyer / Michael McDonald
IL: Chicago Ed Board Plans Refunding Bond Buyer / Yvette Shields
Silver linings, darkening clouds The Economist
Yen surges to 5-week high against dollar Reuters via Forbes / David McMahon
Canada: We're each worth $125K, eh? CP via Toronto Star
Forever young The Economist
US Treasuries easier on inflation worries Reuters
US Corp Bonds - Spreads narrow as stocks rise Reuters
US junk bond funds see $208 mln weekly outflow Reuters
CA: Resale home prices up 24.5 percent in year San Diego Union Tribune
Crude falls $1.50 to $35.51 a barrel Reuters via Houston Chronicle
U.S. House passes $2.41 trillion budget Reuters via CNN
Treasury Secretary Sees Progress on Chinese Currency NY Times / Kenneth N. Gilpin
Dispensing justice Boston Globe / Steven Syre
UK: Bank avoiding interest rate shocks Guardian / Mark Tran
Plot thickens as EU hunts for new IMF chief AFP via EU Business
Change and Challenges Facing the U.S. Financial System Federal Reserve Bank of NY / Timothy F. Geithner
Monetary Policy in a Time of Macroeconomic Transition Federal Reserve Board / Donald L. Kohn
Rural economic issues Federal Reserve Board / Alan Greenspan
Fed Sees Good News in One Closely Watched Forecast Bloomberg / John Berry
N.Y. Fed: budget deficit poses risks Reuters via CNN
Office occupancy costs The Economist
CA: The business of homeland security The Economist
Crude Oil Plunges After Kuwaiti Says OPEC Should Postpone Cut Bloomberg / Mark Shenk
Bummed out? Bad time to shop CNN
Are ARMs the way to go? CNN / Sarah Max
Greenspan: U.S. Farms Help Consumers AP via Newsday / Martin Crutsinger
CA: State looking more golden San Francisco Chronicle / Sam Zuckerman
CO: Ocean Journey creditors get good news Rocky Mountain News / Janet Forgrieve
Paring Away at Microsoft NY Times / Steve Lohr
Oil price dips, but gasoline costs hold firm Reuters via Houston Chronicle
Higher Prices Are Always and Everywhere Bad Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
The Awful Truth about Republicans Ludwig von Mises Institute / Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., and Mark Thornton
Existing home sales rise 2% CNN
PA: Gambling costs U.S. $54B a year, author says Pittsburgh Tribune Review / Jack Markowitz
There may be no more ham sandwiches wrapped into Windows Seattle Post Intelligencer / Allison Linn
Taiwan: Government to resume offering 30-year bonds Bloomberg via Taipei Times
UK: Consumer debt won't derail growth, Brown insists Guardian / Charlotte Denny and Charlotte Moore
Australia: Greenback rebound clips dollar and most other currencies Sydney Morning Herald
Melting glaciers: unexpected boost to rising oceans Christian Science Monitor / Peter N. Spotts
EU bankers spur talk of lower rates in Europe IHT / Nicola Clark
China's Central Bank Raises Rate for Banks NY Times / Keith Bradsher
Japan's February Trade Surplus Widens 15% Bloomberg / Daisuke Takato
Rupee's Rise Means India Can Cut Interest Rates Bloomberg / Andy Mukherjee
Bush and Gore Have Four Lessons for Taiwan Bloomberg / William Pesek Jr.
Experts predict rise in interest rates in '05 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Avrum D. Lank
ABN Shuffles Deck, Plans U.S. Prop Desk BondWeek / Scott Goodwin
CO: States set example with green power policies Stateline.org / Kathleen Murphy
IL: It's been a wonderful ride Chicago Tribune / Jon Anderson
Chinese central bank hints at further tightening Bloomberg via IHT / Jianguo Jiang and Le-Min Lim
Japan's Bonds Fall for Fourth Week in Five on Growth in Economy Bloomberg / Chris Cooper
Shelby unveils GSE reform bill CBS Marketwatch / Matt Andrejczak
Wanted: More jobs, please Reuters via USA Today / Elizabeth Lazarowitz
U.S. Economy: Personal Spending, Confidence Climb Bloomberg / Carlos Torres
Pension Fund Trustees Taking Aim at Safeway NY Times / Mary Williams Walsh and Jonathan D. Glater
CA: Governor's Staying Power LA Times / Joe Mathews
MCI cutting 7% of global workforce CBS Marketwatch Carolyn Pritchard
Fed Continues on 'Patient' Path Washington Post via Prudent Bear / Nell Henderson
Those Greedy Corporations Snag Record GDP Share Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Treasuries Have Biggest Drop in 2 Months on Inflation Concerns Bloomberg / Elizabeth Stanton
Kerry Proposes Corporate Tax Cuts to Spur Job Growth Bloomberg / Richard Keil and Ryan J. Donmoyer
Plagued by infighting, Tyco jury sent home AP via Baltimore Sun
Russia: Gref Now Says GDP to Grow 6.4% in '04 Reuters, AP & MT via Moscow Times
Outsourcing: Long-term gains for all BBC News / Kaushik Basu
CA: Teens' job prospects bleakest in decades LA Daily News / Dana Bartholomew
UK: Boots pension costs rise as bond yields fall Investment and Pensions Europe
UK funds seen buying asset-backed securities Investment and Pensions Europe
UK: Bank's fear for exports hits sterling Telegraph / Edmund Conway
Greenspan pleads cold, cancels speech on Friday Reuters
Former Dynegy Executive Gets 24 Years CFO.com / Dave Cook
Refinancing beats sell-and-move-up game Inman News / Samantha Peterson
U.S. 10-Year Treasury Note Falls as Core Price Index Rises Bloomberg / Robert Burgess
Expansionist Mentality National Review / David Malpass
Weak Stocks in a Strong Economy Tell an Old Story Bloomberg / Chet Currier
CA: Demand for homes is red hot Sacramento Bee / Andrew LePage
TX: Feeling the SQUEEZE? Dallas Fort Worth Star Telegram / Teresa McUsic
Bondholders Need to Know When to Hold `Em, Fold `Em Bloomberg / Joe Mysak
Revived to die another day? The Economist
The ripple effect of prices at the pump Christian Science Monitor / Alexandra Marks
China making efforts to cultivate middle income class People's Daily
Australia: Dollar falls as euro zone eyes rate cuts Sydney Morning Herald
Strong dollar vow by Snow Gulf Daily News
Crude Oil to Stay Near $30 This Year on OPEC Restraint, Economy Bloomberg / Stephen Voss
U.S. 10-Year Note May Fall for a Third Day on Faster Inflation Bloomberg / Beth Thomas
Japanese Bonds Plunge as Nikkei 225 Rises to Near 22-Month High Bloomberg / Chris Cooper
Fortune cookies for the few BBC News / Fuchsia Dunlop
Monetary Policy Modeling: Where Are We and Where Should We Be Going? Federal Reserve Board / Ben S. Bernanke
FL: Florida ranks No. 1 for jobs Orlando Sentinel / Jack Snyder
Piece of island dear as Hawaii market booms AP via Houston Chronicle / Matt Sedensky
Limited refinery expansion means higher gas prices Houston Chronicle / Nelson Antosh
As Gas Prices Rise, So Do Thefts at Pump AP via Chicago Tribune / Mark Niesse
EU leaders agree they have missed key economic targets IHT / Paul Meller
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Precious platinum Toronto Star
Yen Rises for Third Week as Japan Economic Recovery Gains Steam Bloomberg / John Beresford-Peirse and Vivianne C. Rodrigues
NY: Bidding Wars Return to N.Y. Real Estate Reuters via ABC News / Ilaina Jonas
Will outsourcing actually benefit an anxious U.S.? Dallas Morning News / Crayton Harrison
$6 Billion Loan Deal by Freddie Mac Examined by U.S. NY Times / Alex Berenson
Gas prices are OK -- if you adjust for inflation Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / Mike Meyers
Japan: Diet passes 82 trillion yen '04 budget Japan Times / Tetsushi Kajimoto
Japan: Deflation maintained grip on Tokyo in fiscal '03 Japan Times
When choosing bond items, consider needs vs. wants Arizona Daily Sun / Jean Richmond-Bowman
MCI's layoffs partly blamed on no-call lists Denver Post / Kris Hudson
Low rate of return, high rate of deposit Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / Chris Serres
Business travelers back on a budget Minneapolis St Paul Star Tribune / Liz Fedor
Still Riding High NY Post / Gregg Wirth
Options in for an overhaul San Francisco Chronicle / Kathleen Pender
Gas prices hit new record high with no end in sight AP via Contra Costa Times / Tim Molloy
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Wall Street focused on jobs report CNBC and MSBC / Roland Jones
Japan Ends Currency Intervention Reuters via ABC News
Pension pugs pack a mean left hook Baltimore Sun / Jay Hancock
Election likely to mean altered trade policies Chicago Tribune / Bill Barnhart
Where are the jobs? Chicago Tribune
MCI execs cover tracks on layoffs Denver Post / Al Lewis
Rally hinges on hiring CNN / Alexandra Twin
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How 'Fixing' Social Security Might Hit You Wall Street Journal via Denver Post / Greg Ip
Foreign in U.S. Commercial Real Estate Reuters via ABC News / Richard Leong
Opec pressed to delay cut in output Guardian / Faisal Islam and Richard Wachman
Oil giants have us over a barrel Guardian / Faisal Islam
CA: Sky-High Housing Hits Home LA Times / Daryl Kelley
Mass. destruction: Why we lose jobs Boston Globe / Charles Stein
A hopeful view of a vexing world energy situation Boston Globe / Peter J. Howe
U.S. Companies Are Smart to Dig for China's Riches LA Times / James Flanigan
Prices rising despite low inflation rate Chicago Tribune / Greg Burns
Concept of instant gratification Pittsburgh Tribune Review / Gregory M. Drahuschak
A Legacy of Rancor: Estate Fights Rising NY Times / Gay Jervey
Starbucks steaming ahead with aggressive expansion plans Seattle Times / Jake Batsell
KY: Whiskey sales in nation up 1.6% Louisville Courier Journal / David Goetz
Some Bumps in the Road for Corporate Bonds NY Times / Jonathan Fuerbringer
IL: Coal generating more interest Chicago Tribune / Melita Marie Garza
U.S. fondness for beef nudges food prices higher Reuters via Forbes / Charles Abbott
What Unions Can Gain From Immigration NY Times / Eduardo Porter
Freddie Mac: Sounds of Silence NY Times / Gretchen Morgenson
12 angry jurors CNN
MD: Baltimore isn't working because its people don't Baltimore Sun / Jamie Smith Hopkins
Employers Stepped Up Hiring in March: U.S. Economy Preview Bloomberg / Carlos Torres
Where to Turn When Inflation Roars Again? NY Times / J. Alex Tarquino
China Slows Credit Growth; Is the Yuan Next? Bloomberg / David DeRosa
TX: Here's a model for cheap homes Houston Chronicle / Scott Burns
Yen near recent peak on optimism over economy Reuters via Forbes / Hideyuki Sano
Countrywide Eyes Cendant Mortgage Business NY Post / Erica Copulsky
Americans shouldn't surrender on job losses Detroit News / Ruben Navarrette
Japan's Jobless Rate Stays at 5.0 Percent AP via Contra Costa Times / Yuri Kageyama
Foreign Investors Are Going Seoul-Searching FT via LA Times / Stephen Schurr
A Fishy Approach to Fair Trade Washington Post / Sebastian Mallaby
Schwab Plan Eyes PIMCO, Janus Defined Contribution News via Institutional Investor
Treasury's Snow 'slips' on ladders Reuters via CNN
IL: Price tide begins upward turn Chicago Tribune / Rob Kaiser
US Corp Bonds- Spreads narrow as investors upbeat Reuters
A judgment on Paris The Economist
EU hurts itself in hurting Microsoft Boston Globe / Hiawatha Bray
Stocks Rise, but Interest Rates May Dampen Enthusiasm NY Times / Jonathan Fuerbringer
Japan: Hooked on China's seven percent solution Japan Times / Noriko Hama
Overseas Companies Add U.S. Jobs Amid Outsourcing Row Bloomberg / Art Pine
The (Out)Source of All Confusion National Review / Bruce Bartlett
U.S. Treasuries sink ahead of key payrolls report Reuters / Ellen Freilich
US T-bill sale sees good demand despite Japan fear Reuters
Fannie, Freddie uneasy about Senate overhaul bill Reuters
Tyco's Twelve Angry Men and Women CFO.com / Stephen Taub and Dave Cook
How Healthy Are the Banks? Ludwig von Mises Institute / Frank Shostak
U.S. Company Debt Rally Stalls; Yields Seen Reflecting Growth Bloomberg / Terence Flanagan
Freddie Shareholders To Vote Board, Auditor Washington Post / David S. Hilzenrath
Australia's Bonds Slump; Yields Rise Their Most in Five Months Bloomberg / Chris Young
Value of UK property 'doubled in five years' Guardian
Robert Rubin shuns VP talk Reuters via CNN
States, leery of taxes but facing demands for services, lean hard toward more borrowing AP via San Diego Union Tribune / Robert Tanner
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ECB May Move Closer to Rate Cut Amid Waning Optimism Bloomberg / Christian Baumgaertel
U.S. Treasuries Decline on Speculation Japan to Slow Yen Sales Bloomberg
Lula Says Brazil Economy Vulnerable Because of Debt Bloomberg / Elzio Barreto
Kansas oil patch booms as pump prices soar Wichita Eagle / Phyllis Jacobs Griekspoor
CO: Giving up on work Rocky Mountain / Bill Scanlon
Taiwan: Do we need a recount or a shrink? Taipei Times
In Tyco Trial, an Apparent Gesture Has Many Meanings NY Times / David Carr and Adam Liptak
OPEC seen going ahead with cut AFP via Taipei Times
Europe's stitch-up is an insult to rest of the world Guardian / Larry Elliott
Next Oliver Stone Film? Taiwan's Bulletgate Bloomberg / William Pesek, Jr.
Greenspan's diminishing aura Christian Science Monitor / David R. Francis
Treasuries Poised to Extend Declines on Signs of Job Growth Bloomberg / Elizabeth Stanton
Breaking the Brokers Newsweek via MSNBC / Daniel McGinn
After the diploma, a brighter outlook Christian Science Monitor / Stacy A. Teicher
Yen Pares Gain After MOF Says Its Currency Policy Is Unchanged Bloomberg / Dave McCombs
Japan's Bonds May Drop; Business Confidence, Stocks May Gain Bloomberg / Keiko Ujikane
Yen Poised to Extend Advance; Tankan Survey May Show Expansion Bloomberg / Daniel Moss
United Must Repay Only Denver Debt Bond Buyer / Yvette Shields
Indexers still out-earning managed funds Philadelphia Inquirer / Jeff Brown
Tax Enforcement Seen as Underfinanced NY Times / David Cay Johnston
House Opposition To Expensing of Options Increases Washington Post / Jackie Spinner
Giant, Safeway Workers Approve Labor Deal Washington Post / Michael Barbaro and Amy Joyce
Fed: No harmony on raising rates Reuters via CNN
Are You Really Buying American? Forbes / Jerry Flint
William Tell, Tax Rebel Ludwig von Mises Institute / Adam Young
IL: Red wagons rolling to China Chicago Tribune / Rob Kaiser
Would you live on a waste dump? CNN / Sarah Max
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WA: Crowning blow: Economy bites deep into dental care Seattle Post / Shirleen Holt
Airline Outlook Gloomy Despite Demand AP via Chicago Tribune / Brad Foss
Exports drive gain in South Korean production Bloomberg / Seyoon Kim
Conflict diamonds 'still on sale' BBC News
E-mail tough for Janus CEO to deflect Denver Post / Al Lewis
Audit finds IRS often fails to collect judgments LA Times via South Florida Sun Sentinel / Kathy Kristof
India: An emerging-market star Philadelphia Inquirer / Porus P. Cooper
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Senators ask Bush to seek OPEC production boost Reuters via Forbes
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Trade and Jobs Federal Reserve Board / Ben S. Bernanke
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A Chilly July? Daily Standard / Irwin M. Stelzer
Fed: No Speed Limits on Growth National Review / Larry Kudlow
OPEC Is the Problem National Review / Jerry Taylor
U.S. March consumer confidence edges down to 88.3 Reuters via Forbes
KS: Wichita's job losses help sink retail sales Wichita Eagle / Dan Voorhis
Kerry Plan Creates Incentives for Accountants Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
SEC, NYSE Announces $242 Mln Specialist Settlement Bloomberg / Jed Horowitz
Watching confidence CNN / Kathleen Hayes
Japanese 10-Year Bond Futures Have Biggest Gain in Four Weeks Bloomberg / Chris Cooper
Bond managers like Europe IHT / Barbara Wall
UK: Warnings fail to halt record borrowing Guardian / Charlotte Denny
Russia: Foreign Direct Investments Seen Hitting $14Bln in '07 Bloomberg via Moscow Times
Russians Buy Gold Fields Mining Stake NY Times / Erin E. Arvedlund
Growth in euro zone predicted to pick up in second half IHT / Thomas Fuller
Taiwan United Daily lists reasons for deteriorating investment environment People's Daily
Russia's East Catches China Fever in a Free Trade Zone NY Times / James Brooke
Japan's February Industrial Production Falls 3.7% Bloomberg
A pitched battle for state legislatures Christian Science Monitor / Daniel B. Wood
Why euro rate cuts are unlikely BBC News
All eyes on Japan CNN / Mark Gongloff
The Last Battle over Options? CFO.com
NY: Gotta have milk? Now it'll cost you more Newsday / Lauren Weber
OPEC to cut production by 4 percent AP via Houston Chronicle
Customer Defections Rise at AT&T Wireless AP via Morning Call / Bruce Meyerson
CA: Governor Says Lobbyists Slow Comp Reform LA Times / Peter Nicholas and Marc Lifsher
CA: High-tech threat in state San Francisco Chronicle / Sam Zuckerman
Fed: Greenspan 'Fine', Dollar Steadies Reuters via ABC News
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WI: Green Bay area's jobless rate creeps up in February Green Bay Gazette / Elaine Kauh
U.S. Treasuries Rise After Chicago Manufacturing Index Drops Bloomberg / Monee Fields-White
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Wage, Tax Data Support Idea Jobs Are Understated Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Is Trichet Just Teasing? Tomorrow May Tell a Lot Bloomberg / Matthew Lynn
You Can't Eat Gold! Lew Rockwell / Gary North
OPEC Rigging In Vienna Forbes / Dan Ackman
OPEC to Cut Production as Gasoline Rises to Record Bloomberg / Sean Evers
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Yen Rises to Four-Year High; Japan's Selling Slowed in March Heather Bandur and Joshua Krongold
Karimov fights back The Economist
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UK: Consumer confidence down as rate rises bite Telegraph / Edmund Conway
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
More March 2009 Catalog Pics
15 comments:
OMG! Everything looks so great. I want the frames that L. Hutton is wearing; they are soo chic! I can't wait until I get my catalog! Thanks FFM! ;)ReplyDelete
Some very blurry photos. Try setting your camera to "Macro".ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 10:07 PM
Blurry but still beautiful. LOL I can't wait for my catalog! Thanks a million.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 10:10 PM
Oh my the chambray skirt looks great on Hutton!ReplyDelete
Thank you SO MUCH for posting these pics. I am really loving one of the outfits on Lauren Hutton: the short-sleeved black jacket (with amazing collar detail), striped scarf, and distressed jeans. I also think the pick a posie shoes are so adorable. Can't wait to get my catalog!ReplyDelete
Great photos! Thanks so much for sharing. I am a fan of photographing the magazine pics. So much faster than scanning, even if you had one. Trust me.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the pics! I'm heading to my nearest b&m this weekend so I can't wait to see the new catalog (since they STILL can't seem to put me on the mailing list--grr!)ReplyDelete
I have a question for you, you fashionista! :) What colors do you think would complement the tea rose color? I got a perfect tee in that color and wasn't expecting how *bright* it was...is there anything that would look good with it? I'm not sure if it really complements my skin tone, but perhaps with the right color along with it, it may work...any thoughts?
Your welcome everyone! I was in a hurry since it was late when I got back from J.Crew and I do realize the pics were a little blurry...macro doesn't work that great on my camera...it's old...ReplyDelete
I saw a couple of pieces I would really like to have, but nothing worth paying full price for, at least I don't think so...for now...
AppGal: Do you know I didn't even see the Tea Rose tees in the store? Well, I'm sure I probably did, but didn't study the color. How bright is it? Like almost Fuchsia color? Do you look good in Grey? I think it would look pretty with Dark Grey or even a deep brown. There were some really cute striped scarves throughout the entire store that appear to be in colors coordinating with the current Spring Line, so maybe look for one of them to wear closer to your face? Also, what about wearing it with Navy...perhaps a navy cardi or jacket?
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2009 at 9:09 AM
FFM--you've been busy! Thanks for posting the pics.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2009 at 12:29 PM
ffm: Just to let you know in case you did not see the Saturday Pants have been reduced further in price and you can apply the extra 20 as well.ReplyDelete
casual-crew: THANK YOU!!! I had no idea they were reduced further, and the 20% would help even out the cost of shipping, too...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2009 at 12:57 PM
OT, I just wanted to thank FFM for her great Polyvore on the Target Mossimo jacket (late last week?)! I scooped it up at my local Target on clearance this week for $20 and it is DIVINE! I'm wearing it today with a brown BR turtleneck, dark 7jeans, brown boots, and a layered necklace. I've gotten a ton of compliments at work on the jacket. I want to squeal, "Thanks! FFM inspired me!" but I'm afraid of the strange looks I'll get in return. If only they knew of FFM's greatness... :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2009 at 1:04 PM
Also, I have been getting lots of nice compliments on the "accessorizing" I have been attempting the last few weeks. After seeing all of FFM's great sets with accessories, I have been making a conscious effort to do that instead of purchase more clothes. And it totally works! Today, a coworker came up to me and said, "You know, I have similar necklaces to the ones you've worn the past couple days. I always think I can't wear them to work, but now seeing yours, I totally should! It looks great!"ReplyDelete
*smiles* Thanks, FFM! Again, if only I could yell, "FFM did it! She's the reason for all this goodness!" :)
Anon @2:57/3:04: I am absolutely thrilled to hear that you love the Mossimo jacket AND got such a great deal on it, too. I truly appreciate your compliments and reports about the *success* of your outfits and accessories IRL! I think it is absolutely fantastic that you are making an effort to work with the necklaces and other accessories...BRAVO!!! Thank you again! Have a wonderful evening! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tea rose suggestions! I am still thinking about keeping it. I held it up to some of those colors that you suggested and it was still too bright for me. I'm afraid it will just end up sitting in my closet, so I might look at the other color options when I go to the store on saturday. I think it may be close to the fuchsia color, but I never saw that color IRL. This is what happens when I live 2 hours away from a store :) We'll see! But thanks for the input!ReplyDelete


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Patients with type 2 diabetes should be put on diets rich in either animal or plant protein to reduce not only liver fat, but insulin resistance and hepatic necroinflammation markers as well, according to a published study.
"High-protein diets have shown variable and sometimes even favorable effects on glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity in people with type 2 diabetes and it is unclear which metabolic pathways are involved," by the German Institute of Human Nutrition Postdam-Rehbrucke in Nuthetal, Germany.
Obesity and insulin resistance have long been linked to liver fat, with excessive amounts of the latter causing nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), with a significant risk of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, (NASH) developing as well. Compounding this issue, at least in the United States, are widespread dietary and nutritional habits that promote consumption of animal protein, carbohydrates and saturate CDI fats. This "hyper caloric Western style diet," as the authors call it, exacerbates the accumulation of fat deposits in the liver and complicates health of patients across the country, regardless of the weight.
"Remarkably, diets restricted in methionine were shown to prevent the development of insulin resistance and of the metabolic syndrome in animal models, the type of protein may elicit different metabolic responses depending on the amino acid composition," the co-investigator noted. "It is therefore hypothesized that high-plant-protein diets exert favorable effects on hepatic fat content and metabolic responses as compared to high intake of animal protein rich in BCAA [ branch-chain amino acids] and methionine," both of which can be found in suitable low levels via plant protein.
The team devised a prospective, randomized, open-label clinical trial involving 44 patients with type 2 diabetes and NAFLD, all of whom were recruited at the department of clinical nutrition of the German Institute of Human Nutrition Postdam-Rehbrucke between June 2013 and March 2015. Subjects were randomized into one of two cohorts, each of which were assigned a diet rich in either animal protein (AP) or plant protein (PP) for a period of six weeks.
The AP cohort diet consisted mainly of meat and dairy products, while legumes constituted the bulk of the PP cohort diet. Both diets were isocaloric and had the same macronutrient makeup: 30 percent protein 40 percent carbohydrates, and 30 percent fat. Seven subjects dropped out prior to completion of the study; of the 37 that remained all the way through – 19 in the AP cohort, 18 in the PP cohort – the age range was 49-78 years. Subjects maintained the same physical exercise regimens throughout the study that they had beforehand, and were asked not to alter them. Hemoglobin A1C levels ranged from 5.8 percent and 8.8 percent at baseline, and evaluations were carried out at fasting levels for each subject.
Patients in both cohorts saw significant decreases in intrahepatic fat content by the end of the trial period. Those in the AP cohort saw decreases of 48.0 percent, while those in the PP cohort saw a decrease of 35.7 percent. Perhaps most importantly, the reductions in both cohorts were not correlated to body weight. In addition, levels of fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21), which has been shown to be predictive marker of NAFLD, decreased by nearly 50 percent for both AP and PP cohorts.
"Despite the elevated intake and postprandial uptake of methionine and BCAA in the AP group, there was no indication of negative effects of these components," the authors stated in the study. "The origin of protein – animal or plant – did not play a major role. Both high-protein diets unexpectedly associated with metabolic improvements and the decrease of [intrahepatic lipids]."
Despite these findings, however, the six-week time span used here is not sufficient to determine just how viable this diet may be in the long term, according to the authors. Further studies will be needed, and will need to take place over longer periods of time, to "show the durability of the responses and eventual adverse effects of the diets." Furthermore, different age groups must be examined to find out if the benefits observed were somehow related to the age of these subjects.
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When faced with political chaos, the renowned John Lemon enlists his three fruity friends to poetically combat worldly demise.
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