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Five Ways To Experience Miami Like a Local
By: Ana Lambrakopoulos on June 11, 2014 2
Miami, Florida is a mecca for the young, beautiful, and tanned; an American city that rarely feels like one, and can be challenging to navigate if you aren't at least conversational in Spanish. This once-sleepy retirement town has literally exploded in last 20 years. Miami-Dade county has a population of five million, a booming real estate market with no plans of slowing down, fine dining, world class shopping, and an endless supply of Florida sunshine. I was born and raised in the Magic City, and have experienced first-hand how Miami has evolved into a hub of business and luxury living. The new millennium has ushered in a wave of high-end construction, gastronomic revival, much-needed culture and arts scene, and an influx of immigrants from every corner of Latin America, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean.
Putting in nicely, Miami is a bustling metropolis. Truthfully, it's a muggy, hectic, eccentric place with poor public transportation options and horrifying traffic. As someone who grew up in there, I am quite familiar with the two faces of Miami. Yes it's sexy and tropical, and there's the convenience of having a Cuban coffee joint on every corner, but on the other hand it becomes infested with tourists, which is why us locals have had to figure out how to combat the problems associated with living in the "New York City of the south."
These are my top five insider tips for Miami. It is my hope they will help you enjoy my hometown to the fullest.
1. Skip the Crowded Beaches
If you want to feel like a sardine baking in the sun while surrounded by booming stereos and hormonal teenagers, then by all means go to South Beach to have a swim. Most Miamians won't step foot on South Beach during a weekend for several reasons, mostly because it's expensive ($20 for a good parking spot) and very touristic. While there is a lot to hold you in South Beach (Lincoln Road, incredible restaurants, theatres, swanky accommodation opportunities), you could have a way more relaxing and enjoyable time if you went to Key Biscayne Beach instead. Key Biscayne is a small, mostly-residential island in Biscayne Bay, accessible by bridges from the southern end of the Brickell district. For a $1.50 entrance toll fee, you could drive into the "Key," as referred to by locals, and have a more family-friendly beach experience. Head straight to the Bill Baggs Cape Park and set up your towels by the lighthouse. The Key conveniently has a supermarket, gas station, banks, and several restaurants along the main street, Harbor Drive.
2. Go Boating
Some of the perks of living in south Florida are being surrounded by crystal-clear water and constant sunshine. The absolute best way to take advantage of the tropical weather is to go for a sail. Miami has a strong boating culture, which is pretty obvious if you've ever visited one of the city's marinas. From mega-yachts to dinghies, our boats are as varied as the cars we drive. Whether you want to fish, snorkel, swim, wine and dine, sunbathe, or just take in the breathtaking downtown skyline, the boating options are endless. Many of us opt go to the sand bars, sail past historic Stiltsville, or head down through the Mangrove tunnels of the Florida Keys. The Bahamas is also just 45 minutes away by boat. There are several reputable boating companies operating out of the Miami Beach and Coconut Grove marinas. You can really save if you go with a group.
3. Shop and Save at the Outlets
If you love shopping, then Miami will win your heart within the first few hours of arriving. Nothing says "I'm in Miami" quite like strolling the shopping districts of Lincoln Road, Coconut Grove, or Miracle Mile. We have several high-end malls including Bal Harbour Shops, Aventura Mall, and The Village at Merrick Park. But if you're looking to score great deals, head to Sawgrass Mills Outlet Mall in Sunrise – the seventh largest mall in the United States with over 300 stores. Here you often get the same top brand fashions for a lot less. Go during a weekday to get the best parking and avoid the crowds. You could save big at outlets like Gucci, Tory Burch, Saks Off Fifth, Neiman Marcus Last Call, and Bloomingdales. You could easily spend an entire day here and not get see every store. Sawgrass Mills is about an hour drive from the downtown/Brickell area.
4. Wynwood Art Walk
Art lovers have a lot to relish now that Miami is catching up in terms of its arts scene. With the arrival of the Adrienne Arsht Center, Art Basel, and most recently, the Perez Art Museum, Miami is making big strides towards becoming a cultural hub. If you find yourself in the city on the second Saturday of the month, head to the Wynwood district in Midtown for Art Walk. This once-dilapidated warehouse zone is now full of art galleries, gastro pubs, and lounge bars, all of which are accessible to anyone on the second Saturday of the month. There's no cover charge or excessive parking fees to enjoy Art Walk. Galleries will often host live bands and offer free cocktails to draw in crowds. There are also several great restaurants in the area, my favorites being Joey's Pizza, Gigi's, and Sugarcane.
5. Riverside Dining
One of the advantages of living in Miami is weather well suited for dining al fresco. With the revival of the commercial zones around the Miami River, and the construction boom of the last 10 years, several award-winning restaurants and bars have sprouted up, offering beautiful views of the Miami River. We locals have had to get creative to avoid the tourist crowds. So while they flock to Miami Beach, we created our own oasis along the Miami River. Garcia's on the River, Sea Salt and Pepper, and the illustrious Zuma Restaurant are just a few that stand out for delicious food and chic ambiance. Don't be surprised if you find yourself sitting next to David Beckham, Dwayne Wade, or Jennifer Lopez.
So now you have my top five insider tips, but there's one more thing to keep in mind, and that's knowing when not to go. The city hosts several events throughout the year, which can mean increased traffic and inflated hotel prices. Best avoid Ultra Music Festival, Memorial Day Weekend (coincides with Urban Beach Weekend), Sony Open and Art Basel weekend, unless of course you're coming for those specifically.
Been to Miami and know about a local spot? We would love to hear from you! Leave us a comment below.
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Hi David! Find your vids and blog great! Just spotted that outtake video in Rickenbacker Causeway. Is there a great spot in Miami to take a jump or do swimming?
Hi Angus,
There really isn't a great (safe) place for jumping but there's plenty of good swimming on Key Biscayne beach or Miami Beach. I prefer the beaches a little more north (around Collins Avenue and 20-something streets) to avoid the crowds of South Beach. Thanks for stopping by!
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Barbara Jill Walters
Who Is Barbara Walters?
"[Success] can make you a prima donna, or it can smooth the edges, take away the insecurities, let the nice things come out."
Barbara Walters Biography
Famed television journalist Barbara Walters is best known as the 11-year star of the 'Today' show, and for being the first female co-anchor of a network evening news program.
Throughout the 1960s and '70s, journalist Barbara Walters developed her trademark interviewing style through long-standing jobs on NBC's Today show and ABC's 20/20. In 1997, Walters premiered a since popular talk show called The View.
Journalist and writer Barbara Jill Walters was born on September 25, 1929, in Boston, Massachusetts, the daughter of Dena Seletsky Walters and nightclub impresario Lou Walters. She had two siblings: older sister Jacqueline, who was born developmentally disabled and died in 1985, and brother Burton, who died of pneumonia in 1932. Walters was born Jewish, though her parents weren't practicing Jews.
In 1937 Lou opened a chain of nightclubs that expanded his business from Boston, Massachusetts, to Miami Beach, Florida. As a result, Walteres attended Fieldston and Birch Wathen private schools in New York City, and graduated from Miami Beach High School in 1947. Walters was surrounded by celebrities from an early age, which has been said to account for her relaxed manner when interviewing famous people.
Walters attended Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York, graduating in 1953 with a bachelor's degree in English. After a brief stint as a secretary, she landed her first job in journalism as the assistant to publicity director and Republican activist Tex McCary of WRCA-TV. After sharpening her writing and producing skills at the NBC affiliate, Walters moved to CBS, where she wrote material for the network's Morning Show.
Working For the 'Today' Show
In 1961 NBC hired Walters to work as a researcher and writer for its popular Today show. Her initial assignments were stories slanted toward female viewers. Within a few months, however, she lobbied for a breakthrough assignment to travel with First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy on a trip to India and Pakistan. The resulting report earned Walters increasing responsibility at the network.
By 1964 Walters became a staple of the Today show — starring alongside Hugh Downs and, later, Frank McGee — and earned the nickname "Today girl." Though serving as a co-host, she wasn't given that official billing until 1974, and was restricted from asking questions of the show's "serious" guests until the male co-host had finished asking his.
Becoming a Household Name
Walters remained on the show for 11 years, during which time she honed her trademark probing-yet-casual interviewing technique. By 1972 she had established herself as a competent journalist, and was chosen to be part of the press corps that accompanied President Richard Nixon on his historic trip to China. In 1975 she won her first Daytime Entertainment Emmy Award for best host in a talk series.
Enticed by an unprecedented $1 million annual salary, Walters accepted a job at ABC in 1976 as the first woman co-anchor of a network evening news program. That same year, she was chosen to moderate the third and final presidential debate between challenger Jimmy Carter and incumbent President Gerald Ford. Walters also launched the first of a series of Barbara Walters Specials in 1976. The initial interview program featured President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter. She followed up the next year by arranging the first joint interview with Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel and President Anwar Sadat of Egypt.
It was during this time that Walters honed her skill as a reporter and solidified her probing interview style. She became known for her deftly maneuvered questions, often catching her subjects off guard and revealing uncommon candor. Her success has been attributed to her relentless effort to get the "first interview" from a wide range of people, an uncanny ability to ask the questions the public would most like to hear, and her ability not to alienate the people she interviews.
Many of Walters' male colleagues were outraged and openly critical of her newfound success. Among the most outspoken was her ABC co-anchor, Harry Reasoner, whose patronizing manner was apparent on camera. Critics also remained skeptical of Walters' qualifications as a credible journalist and questioned the move as a publicity stunt by ABC News to cash in on Walters' "star status." Adding to Walters' credibility problems was Gilda Radner's famous parody of "Baba Wawa" on Saturday Night Live, in which Radner exaggerated Walters' slight speech impediment. Though ABC's market research indicated male news anchors were not exclusively preferred by the audience, the ratings for the evening news program were disastrous, and the network released Walters within two years.
Working for ABC's '20/20'
In 1979 Walters became a part-time correspondent for the ABC news show, 20/20. She scored an exclusive interview with former President Nixon in 1980 — his first TV interview since his resignation in 1974. By the fall of 1981, she was a regular contributor to the program. She, along with former Today show partner Hugh Downs, was elevated to co-host in 1984. Downs retired in 1999, and Walters continued to co-host the show with John Miller and later John Stossel. In September 2000, Walters renewed her contract with ABC News for five more years. Her reported $12 million yearly salary made her the highest-paid news host in history. In September 2004, at the age of 73, Walters stepped down as co-host of 20/20.
'The View'
In August 1997, Walters premiered a mid-morning talk show called The View, for which she is co-executive producer and co-host. The program features unique perspectives from five women on politics, family, careers, and general public-interest topics. At various times the panel of women has included reporter Lisa Ling, attorney Star Jones, journalist and working mother Meredith Vieira, and comedian Joy Behar. Through the years several other notable women, including Whoopi Goldberg, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Sherri Shepherd, Rosie O'Donnell, and Debbie Matenopoulos sat on the show's panel.
In 2006, Walters found herself in the headlines when she appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show and revealed several "secrets" from her memoir, Audition — among them her affair with then-U.S. Senator Edward Brooke during the 1970s. In the book, Walters also discussed her animosity with former View co-host Jones over Jones' weight loss and departure from the talk show.
Famous Interviews
Over the years, Walters has refined the art of "personality journalism" and "being the first" interviews. She is sometimes criticized for displaying personal emotion to pump ratings and relying on "softball questions." However, Walters' comprehensive and wide range of interviews presents a deep chronicle of the personalities that influenced the latter 20th century. In 1995 Walters conducted the first interview with Christopher Reeve after the horseback-riding accident that left him paralyzed. The following April, the broadcast received the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award. In 1999 Walters's two-hour-long exclusive with the former White House intern Monica Lewinsky made broadcasting history as the highest-rated news program ever broadcast on a single network.
Walters has conducted timely interviews with world leaders, providing viewers with a more three-dimensional view of these larger-than-life personalities. They include the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi; the U.K.'s first woman prime minister, Margaret Thatcher; the Dalai Lama; Russia's first post-communist president, Boris Yeltsin; and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. While interviewing Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, Walters confronted him with, "In America, we read that you are unstable. We read that you are mad." She challenged Fidel Castro on the lack of freedom of the press in Cuba, to which he agreed. Soon after the 9/11 attacks, she traveled to Saudi Arabia to interview the brother of Osama bin Laden as well as Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud and several Saudi middle-class men and women. In total, the interviews presented a different picture of the Saudi population and their view of the world at a time when most Americans were vexed by the fact that 15 of the 19 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia.
During her impressive career, Walters has been honored with many awards, among them the Overseas Press Club's highest award, the President's Award, in 1988; induction into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame in 1990; the Lowell Thomas Award for a career in journalism excellence in 1990, the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Women's Media Foundation, in 1991; the Muse Award from New York Women in Film and Television in 1997; the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 2000; and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2007, as well as 34 daytime and primetime Emmy Awards. Walters has also received honorary doctoral degrees from Ben-Gurion University in Jerusalem, Hofstra University, Marymount College, Ohio State University, Sarah Lawrence College, Temple University and Wheaton College.
In May 2013, Walters announced her retirement from television journalism. She said that she will go off the air in 2014, but she will remain an executive producer on her popular talk show The View. According to the Los Angeles Times, Walters explained that "I do not want to appear on another program or climb another mountain. I want instead to sit on a sunny field and admire the very gifted women — and OK, some men too — who will be taking my place."
In 1955 she married business executive Robert Henry Katz. They divorced in 1958.
In 1963 she married theatrical producer Lee Guber. They adopted a daughter, Jacqueline Dena, named after Walters' sister and mother. Walters and Guber divorced in 1976.
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European Cycle Routes for Newbies
Knowing where to go in Europe for a leisurely cycling vacation can be tricky. It helps to have good advice from the experts. Freewheel Holidays, the international specialist in self-guided bicycle vacations in Europe, suggests three routes for those new to multi-day bicycle touring who may prefer routes without steep climbs or descents.
UK-based Freewheel Holidays arranges bicycle vacations along mainly traffic- and challenge-free routes. Because guests cycle across mostly flat terrain, the fatigue and frustration factors of challenging inclines are kept out of the equation.
Following are Freewheel Holidays' suggested itineraries for newbies in Spain's Catalonia, along the Danube in Austria and in the Loire Valley of France. As with all of its self-guided vacation programs, rates (per person, double) include lodging with breakfast, detailed route notes, point-to-point luggage transfers, 24-hour emergency support, complimentary bike rentals and suggested attractions along each route. E-bike options are available on all of these itineraries. For additional vacation-by-bicycle suggestions see: http://www.freewheelholidays.co.uk/.
The 7-day Catalonia Greenways itinerary begins with an exploration of a preponderance of extinct volcanoes in Garrotxa Natural Park in the Girona Pyrenees. After wandering the streets of the 13th century market town, Olot, and sampling the local goat cheese, Garrotxa, it's on to a disused rail line, the traffic-free Carrilet Olot cycle path, downhill through the wood countryside in the mountains, destination the medieval town of Girona. The beach on the Costa Brava awaits, with perhaps a dip in the sea on the northeastern tip of Spain. The per person double rate is from £789 with departures beginning in early January and continuing through end October 2019. See: https://www.freewheelholidays.co.uk/cycling-holidays/all-cycling-holidays/family-cycling-holidays/catalonia-greenways
The 8-day Danube Cycle Path – Passau to Vienna itinerary explores an ancient military and trading route on paths along the Danube River once traversed by Romans, the legendary Nibelungs (think Wagner) and even Europe's powerful kings and emperors. The adventure begins in the baroque town of Schärding or in Passau, the town of three rivers, before moving on through Upper and Lower Austria and finally to Vienna. The per person double rate is from £549 with departures beginning in early April and continuing through mid October 2019. See: https://www.freewheelholidays.co.uk/cycling-holidays-austria/passau-vienna-danube
A 7-day Loire Valley Castles itinerary guides guests through the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage region, that is also known as "garden of France." Here is a display of one-time wealth and imminence as reflected in the more than 200 castles. Among these is the Clos-Luce manor in Amboise where Leonardo lived for three years (and died) and where some of his remarkable inventions are on display. Cycling through this luxuriant countryside rife with fields of wheat and barley, poppies and centennial oaks is joy in and of itself, with opportunities aplenty to sample the wines of this renowned food and wine region. Concluding the tour is one of the most famous and majestic of all Loire castles, Château de Chambord, that lends its name to a liqueur and that after 288 years in construction, served as a royal hunting lodge. The per person double rate is from £609 with departures beginning late April and continuing into mid September 2019. See https://www.freewheelholidays.co.uk/cycling-holidays-france/loire-valley-castles
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Dexter, Michigan, became a city in 2014, but the history of the land that was first a village, then a city, begins before the area was platted. Many Native American people found the area desirable for a trade route and tribal gatherings, because of Mill Creek and the Huron River that form much of its boundaries. Ojibwa, Ottawa, Huron, and Pottawatomie tribes populated the area. Native American tribes claimed 6,000,000 acres in Michigan, including the Dexter area, before the Treaty of 1819 and the Chicago Treaty of 1821 took away all the lands they previously claimed. Soon after the treaties, the Dexter area became a settlement, first known as Mill Creek Settlement.
In 1824 Samuel William Dexter arrived in the area, thirteen years before the Territory of Michigan became a state, and purchased a large parcel of land. Within two years of his arrival, he was appointed by Territorial Governor Lewis Cass as the first Chief Justice of Washtenaw County. From that point, he was known as Judge Dexter. In 1827, he established the first post office in Dexter, delivering mail on horseback to nearby Ann Arbor. When the Village was platted in 1830, the name was changed to Dexter, in honor of Samuel Dexter Sr., Samuel William Dexter's father. The elder Dexter was a United States Senator from Massachusetts, Secretary of War, then Secretary of the Treasury under President John Adams.
The Cider Mill
As the village of Dexter prospered, mills played a large role in its growth. Late in 1824 Judge Dexter built a dam across Mill Creek and erected a saw mill run by water power on the west side of Mill Creek. Soon after, he started a grist mill for grinding flour. A saw mill and woolen mill, a basket factory and mill, and a cider mill, all operated before the turn of the nineteenth century. The grist mill stood on the area now occupied by the Dexter Fire Department, and operated for many years until it burned in 1851, was rebuilt, bought by Henry Ford in 1920 to be partially renovated, then sold to the village of Dexter in 1957 and torn down. (The present fire department was built on the old foundation.) The cider mill still operates on the banks of the Huron River near the bridge.
Gordon Hall
The surrounding land was deeded to the State of Michigan by Judge Dexter. In the same year, Judge Dexter began construction of his Greek revival home on 1700 acres rising above Mill Creek and the Village of Dexter. He named it Gordon Hall in memory of his mother, Catherine Gordon Dexter. One of the designers of the home was Calvin Fillmore, President Millard Fillmore's brother. (In 1950 Gordon Hall was deeded to the University of Michigan; in 1972 it was placed on the National Register for Historic Places; and in 2006 the Dexter Area Historical Society and Museum assumed ownership to preserve this local treasure.
During the year that the mills, the railroad, and Gordon Hall were thriving in Dexter, the Main Street business section grew, with businesses such as general stores, a hardware store, a bakery, a lumber shop, and a blacksmith, most of the buildings being wood frame structures. Several fires in the village were recorded, the first in 1838 in a home, then in 1844 a hotel. In 1866 a row of wooden stores on the south side of Main Street burned, and in 1877 the north side of Main Street burned. It was then that the Village established their first fire department, buying a hook and ladder truck, some axes and pails, building a cistern for firefighting water on Broad and Main Streets, and building an engine house on Alpine Street to form the Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 of the Village of Dexter. The fire department moved in 1907 to Broad Street, then to Main Street, on the site that was first a blacksmith shop, and is now the Dairy Queen.
In those early years of the Village of Dexter, the people of Dexter felt a need for protection from more than fire. The Independent Rifle Company, an organization of forty men from the Dexter area was formed to protect the area. In 1832 word was sent that the Black Hawks were marching towards Detroit, killing men, women, and children. The Rifle Company was dispatched to the west side of Detroit to aid in the protection of the area. By the time they arrived there, Black Hawk had already been captured and imprisoned. The men returned to Dexter to discover that the citizens, in their worry of an invasion, had built a block house from logs on Judge Dexter's mill. This was the last call for the Independent Rifle Company, but when the Civil War broke out, the Dexter Union Guard, a local military group, became Company K of the Michigan 4th Regimen Infantry. Through the remaining years of the nineteenth, and the twentieth, century Dexter provided men for troops, funds for war efforts, and valuable supplies for the Red Cross.
The Village of Dexter continued to grow and thrive to the present day. It is now a vibrant community with beautiful parks, first class schools, and a beautiful downtown district. In its recent history, it was struck by a large EF3 tornado causing substantial damage to homes and local businesses, but no deaths or injuries. Dexter became a city after a voter approved charter was filed with Michigan on November 20, 2014.
Online resources for more interesting information on the city of Dexter and its surroundings:
www.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Dexter,_Michigan
michiganhistory.leadr.msu.edu/dexter/
www.dextermi.gov
www.michigan.org/city/dexter
www.dexterhistory.org
www.michigan.org/property/dexter-area-historical-museum
Old Dexter Village, prepared by Hazel Proctor for Ann Arbor Federal Savings, 1973
Dexter Area Sesquicentennial, 1824-1974, A Trail Through Time 150 Years, 1974
History of Washtenaw County Michigan, Charles Chapman & Co., 1881


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Development and business applications of: theory of the firm; theory of the consumer; inter-temporaldecisions; decisions under risk; market failures; industrial and enterprise structure. Prerequisites: MATH 118 or MATH 125 or MATH 126 or MATH 226. Not for major credit for: Economics, Economics/Mathematics, Social Sciences (Economics). Duplicates credit in former ECON 251.
Theoretical development and significance to business and markets of economic growth; inflation;unemployment; monetary and fiscal policy; business cycles; savings and investment; exchange rates. Corequisite: ECON 351. Recommended preparation: introductory economics course, high school math, and algebra. Not for major credit for: Economics, Economics/Mathematics, Social Sciences (Economics). Duplicates credit in former ECON 252x.
The money, bond, stock, and other financial markets; portfolio choice; determinants of asset prices and interest rates; inflation; interactions between financial markets and government policies.
Selected policy dilemmas, including welfare reform, urban renewal, government budget deficits, regulation and deregulation, environmental problems, immigration, and global development. Lectures by leading authorities and weekly discussion sessions.
Introduction to the methodology used in experimental neuroeconomics and discussion of neural correlates of decision-making. Prerequisite: ECON 303.
Detailed discussion of economic models, including models of health, addiction, demand for healthcare and demand for insurance.
Analysis of binary dependent variable models, panel data analysis, program evaluations, IV analysis, basics of time series and forecasting.
Analysis of economic variables; investigation of empirical economics to estimate or test for relationships using various forms of data.
Common law and property; rationing of justice; resource allocation between prevention and enforcement; division of decision making between public and private sectors.
Economic approaches and political processes are used to explain observed international trade policy choices. Topics covered include globalization, regionalism, labor standards, the environment and sanctions. Recommended preparation: Micro- and Macroeconomics.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the IR department but may qualify for major credit in ECON. To register, enroll in IR 430.
Consequences of trade deficits; theories of capital and currency markets, exchange rate regimes, and international monetary coordination.
General equilibrium analysis of economics with financial markets; decision making under uncertainty; methods of risk reduction; portfolio theory and valuation of securities; efficiency of security markets.
A human capital interpretation of labor demand and supply; wage determination, differentials, and discrimination; job turnover and occupational mobility; unions and collective bargaining.
Health as an investment in human capital; analysis of the demand for and supply of health services and manpower; health insurance; cost-effectiveness analysis; market structures and the pricing of medical services.
Economic consulting and managerial economic methods applied in real world problems. Economic methods to analyze issues of intellectual property, environmental damage, trademark infringement, brand value, and consumer demand. Prerequisite: ECON 303.
Supervised individual research. Not available for graduate credit. Requires departmental approval.
Individual research supervised by a faculty advisor. Successful completion required for departmental honors degree.
Theories of the household and the firm; product and factor markets; perfect and imperfect competition; welfare criteria.
Theories of aggregate economic activity; design and use of macroeconometric models; stabilization and control of inflation, unemployment, and growth.
Students will cover large ground in applying game theory to economic and financial markets and interactions in a diverse set of examples like reputation, herding, bubbles and crashes, auctions, strategic information revelation and information accumulation in markets. We will witness the wide range of applications that is amenable to game theoretical analysis.
Application of econometric tools using standard econometric software packages for microcomputers; empirical applications to selected economic problems of estimation and inference. Prerequisite: ECON 318.
Development, underdevelopment and the problems thereof; agriculture, industry, trade, population, human capital, capital formation; structural, technological, environmental and institutional changes; political economy of the state.
Provides an introduction to the theory and practice of causal econometrics in modern settings of large-scale data.
Economic consulting and applied econometric methods applied to real world problems including issues of intellectual property, environmental damage, trademark infringement, brand value, and consumer demand.
Part-time or full-time, practical work experience in the student's field of study. The internship must be located at an off-campus facility. Students are individually supervised by faculty. May not be taken until the student has completed at least one semester of enrollment in the graduate program with a cumulative 3.0 GPA.
General equilibrium theory; existence, uniqueness, and stability; welfare economics; social choice; dynamic models and uncertainty; special topics. Prerequisite: ECON-601.
Strategies and equilibrium concepts; dynamic and repeated games; incomplete information and learning in games. Prerequisite: ECON-601.
Macroeconomic theory based on the concepts of optimal growth and intertemporal equilibrium; overlapping generations models; recent developments in macroeconomic theory. Prerequisites: ECON-601 and ECON-602.
Examination of behavioral theories used to describe and predict choices made in both an individual decision-making setting and strategic environments. Prerequisite: ECON 601.
Advanced methodology of neuroeconomics including neural activity, memory, value and reward systems, emotions, and risk. Prerequisite: ECON 503.
Review of statistical methods of estimation and inference, linear regression with multicollinearity and serial correlation; multivariate regression and simultaneous equations. Prerequisite: ECON 611. Duplicates credit in former ECON 511.
Experimental methods relying on non-choice data. Design methods of experiments that record information in decision-making and physiological data of emotions. Prerequisites: ECON-620a and ECON 601. Recommended preparation: ECON 616. Graded C/NC.
Mathematical tools for the study of social and economic networks.
Theory and empirics of the sources of and barriers to economic development and the micro underpinnings of macroeconomic dynamics of growth, inequality, and productivity. Prerequisites: ECON 601 and ECON 609.
General equilibrium theory applied to theory and practice of commercial policy, economic growth, and trade. Prerequisites: ECON-500 or ECON-601.
Econometric analysis of industrial organization issues including industry regulation and deregulation, collusions and pricing in differentiated oligopolistic markets, entry and exit, auction mechanisms, contractual relationships. Prerequisites: ECON-601 and ECON-603. Recommended preparation: ECON 600, ECON 603, ECON 612, ECON 615, ECON 680.
Current research in economic theory presented by faculty, students, and outside scholars. Graded CR/NC.
Current research in econometrics presented by faculty, students, and outside scholars. Graded CR/NC.
Current research in international, regional, and urban development economics presented by faculty, students, and outside scholars. Graded CR/NC.
Topics in dynamic economics involving business fluctuations, economic growth and development, microeconomic adjustments and market mechanisms; related quantitative and qualitative methods; empirical research involving economic change. Graded CR/NC.
Presentations on current research in empirical microeconomics by outstanding scholars from leading Economics departments and faculty at USC. Open only to Economics Ph.D. students. Graded CR/NC.
Time-series methods; aggregation; structural models and methods such as factor analysis and multiple indicator models; various special topics.


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List of Q & A for ma political science.
A Master of Arts (Political Science) or MPS is a master degree program in Political Science, which designed to provide students a wide range of managerial skills. The core course in the MPS (Master of Arts Political Science), aim to introduce students to the different areas advance skills like, Political Theories, Comparative Politics, International Relations, Government, Politics. We have listed the best Q&A for MPS below, which are related to different topics of MPS.
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Community reacts to youth's crime, suicide
Dressed in baggy clothing, topped with an over-sized baseball cap and zoning out to his favorite playlist—these are the limited details used to describe former Carmel High student Joshua Claypole, who was recently arrested for murder and carjacking and subsequently committed suicide while in custody.
For his short stint of enrollment at CHS from fall 2008 to winter 2009, Claypole is remembered for having a less-than-stellar academic record.
"Josh was very quiet, a shy kid," freshman Biology teacher Brian Granbery says. "He was not a great student, probably a C-/D student."
CHS principal Rick Lopez says, "My impression is that Claypole did not really engage or connect at school."
Even though Claypole did not appear to be engaged in learning, his teachers don't classify him as a troublemaker.
"He wasn't a bad kid," freshman English teacher Hans Schmidt says. "He was uninterested in school but never malicious. He would rather sit in his desk and look out the window."
While Claypole is described as quiet and introverted by his teachers, his friends describe him in a much different manner, noting increasingly introverted behavior and involvement with drugs.
2012 CHS graduate Emilio Eizner, who spent time with Claypole from a young age in Big Sur, remembers him as fiery, fierce, outgoing and passionate: "Sometimes he would be aggressive and right in your face." While Eizner remembers Claypole's more flamboyant characteristics, he also notes that Claypole was loving with those around him.
Another 2012 graduate, who wishes to remain anonymous, describes Claypole as funny, happy, genuinely real and always looking for a good time.
While his friends knew him well, teachers at CHS struggled to make personal relationships with Claypole because he was always "in and out of class," according to Schmidt. Yet most teachers agree that Claypole showed no warning signs of future violence.
"He was just a normal kid," Algebra I teacher Jody Roberts says. "There were never any warning signs. I was never concerned."
On May 1, Claypole was arrested by the Seaside Police Department at 1:30 p.m., following the carjacking of a red pickup truck and the stabbing of Daniel Huerta in the Monterey Enterprise car rental lot, according to Monterey P.D. Lieutenant Leslie Sonne.
"It's a tragic incident," Lopez says, "but it is uncomfortable to bring that conversation back to the school. I don't think the school created this situation."
However, some teachers at CHS believe the school could have recognized potential concerns.
"He was one of those students who fell between the cracks at Carmel High," Granbery says. "There were trouble signs that the high school didn't catch on to."
The 2012 graduate requesting anonymity remembers his own experimental middle school years with Claypole. "We were all stoners pretty early on in middle school and early high school," he says. "We drank from time to time, but a few people in our group definitely took it too far."
Claypole's friend goes on to explain that many students started to experiment with "thizz," or ecstasy, as well as other prescription pills. Attempting to avoid hard drugs, the 2012 grad began to lose contact with Claypole.
"I couldn't believe that no one tried to reach out to help him out," the grad says. "Apparently [Claypole] went downhill really fast."
Eizner backs up that sentiment: "He was a good kid, he just had problems, some with drugs, some internally, and he honestly did not have the resources to deal with his issues properly."
Current CHS freshman Nico Holloman was babysat by Claypole for most of his childhood. Holloman's last interaction with Claypole was a little over a year ago, yet Holloman vividly remembers Claypole's transition from an outgoing teenager to a withdrawn individual.
"There was a time where you could tell he was happy with his friends," Holloman says. "Although, every day you could tell he was getting a little bit more depressed and introverted."
Holloman also recounts his impression of Claypole's interactions with drugs.
"The combination of drugs really warped his brain," Holloman says. "When he was a young kid, you could tell he was really bright and sharp, but over a period of time, you could tell his mind was dulling."
As time progressed, Holloman also noted that Claypole enjoyed talking less and less about his personal life.
"He never liked to feel vulnerable," Holloman says. "He would never let himself open up or put himself into a situation where he could be exposed."
While those who knew Claypole are open in sharing his struggles, none makes excuses for his recent actions.
"I think this was a byproduct of either a kid who lost it mentally or a kid who lost it mentally in response to a drug problem," Schmidt says. "When you stab someone twenty or forty times, you are obviously somewhere else mentally."
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NYSE:TMO - Thermo Fisher Scientific Stock Price, Forecast & News
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Now: $337.26▼
MA: $325.69▼
Market Capitalization$135.24 billion
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc provides analytical and other instruments, laboratory equipment, software, consumables, reagents, instrument systems, chemicals, supplies, and services under the Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Fisher Scientific, and Unity Lab Services brands worldwide. Its Life Sciences Solutions segment offers reagents, instruments, and consumables for biological and medical research, discovery and production of new drugs and vaccines, and diagnosis of diseases to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, agricultural, clinical, academic, and government markets. Read More…
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Webhttp://www.thermofisher.com/
P/E Growth2
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EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$11.12
Market Cap$135.24 billion
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Thermo Fisher Scientific (NYSE:TMO) Frequently Asked Questions
What is Thermo Fisher Scientific's stock symbol?
Thermo Fisher Scientific trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "TMO."
How often does Thermo Fisher Scientific pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Thermo Fisher Scientific?
Thermo Fisher Scientific announced a quarterly dividend on Friday, November 8th. Investors of record on Tuesday, December 17th will be given a dividend of $0.19 per share on Wednesday, January 15th. This represents a $0.76 annualized dividend and a yield of 0.23%. The ex-dividend date is Monday, December 16th. View Thermo Fisher Scientific's Dividend History.
How will Thermo Fisher Scientific's stock buyback program work?
Thermo Fisher Scientific declared that its board has approved a stock buyback plan on Friday, November 8th 2019, which allows the company to buyback $2,500,000.00 in shares, according to EventVestor. This buyback authorization allows the company to reacquire shares of its stock through open market purchases. Shares buyback plans are often an indication that the company's management believes its shares are undervalued.
How were Thermo Fisher Scientific's earnings last quarter?
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (NYSE:TMO) announced its quarterly earnings results on Wednesday, October, 23rd. The medical research company reported $2.94 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of $2.88 by $0.06. The medical research company had revenue of $6.27 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $6.19 billion. Thermo Fisher Scientific had a net margin of 14.24% and a return on equity of 17.16%. The company's quarterly revenue was up 5.9% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter in the prior year, the company earned $2.62 earnings per share. View Thermo Fisher Scientific's Earnings History.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Thursday, January 30th 2020. View Earnings Estimates for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific issued an update on its FY19 earnings guidance on Wednesday, October, 23rd. The company provided earnings per share (EPS) guidance of $12.28-12.34 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus earnings per share estimate of $12.26. The company issued revenue guidance of $25.34-25.5 billion, compared to the consensus revenue estimate of $25.42 billion.
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16 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Thermo Fisher Scientific in the last year. There are currently 1 hold rating, 14 buy ratings and 1 strong buy rating for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Media headlines about TMO stock have been trending somewhat positive this week, according to InfoTrie Sentiment Analysis. The research group identifies negative and positive press coverage by reviewing more than six thousand news and blog sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of -5 to 5, with scores closest to five being the most favorable. Thermo Fisher Scientific earned a news impact score of 2.0 on InfoTrie's scale. They also assigned news stories about the medical research company a news buzz of 0.0 out of 10, meaning that recent press coverage is extremely unlikely to have an effect on the stock's share price in the near future. View News Stories for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Some companies that are related to Thermo Fisher Scientific include Illumina (ILMN), Agilent Technologies (A), Mettler-Toledo International (MTD), Waters (WAT), Bio-Rad Laboratories (BIO), PerkinElmer (PKI), BIO-TECHNE (TECH), Bruker (BRKR), Charles River Laboratories Intl. (CRL), Cambrex (CBM), Luminex (LMNX), Pacific Biosciences of California (PACB), Fluidigm (FLDM), Harvard Bioscience (HBIO) and aTyr Pharma (LIFE).
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Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Thermo Fisher Scientific investors own include Alibaba Group (BABA), Home Depot (HD), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Walt Disney (DIS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), CVS Health (CVS), Honeywell International (HON), Visa (V), NVIDIA (NVDA) and Procter & Gamble (PG).
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Mr. Marc N. Casper, CEO, Pres & Director (Age 51)
Mr. Stephen Williamson, Sr. VP & CFO (Age 52)
Mr. Mark P. Stevenson, Exec. VP & COO (Age 56)
Mr. Gregory J. Herrema, Sr. VP & Pres of Customer Channels (Age 53)
Mr. Patrick M. Durbin, Sr. VP & Pres of Specialty Diagnostics (Age 52)
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Thermo Fisher Scientific's stock is owned by a variety of of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional investors include Bristol John W & Co. Inc. NY (0.08%), Johanson Financial Advisors Inc. (0.07%), Huntington National Bank (0.06%), PGGM Investments (0.05%), Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft FI (0.04%) and Janney Montgomery Scott LLC (0.04%). Company insiders that own Thermo Fisher Scientific stock include C Martin Harris, Gregory J Herrema, Jim P Manzi, Marc N Casper, Patrick M Durbin, Peter E Hornstra, Stephen Williamson, Tyler Jacks and William G Parrett. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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TMO stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Assenagon Asset Management S.A., Meag Munich Ergo Kapitalanlagegesellschaft MBH, Baxter Bros Inc., Tocqueville Asset Management L.P., Rockland Trust Co., Bright Rock Capital Management LLC, Nisa Investment Advisors LLC and Stralem & Co. Inc.. Company insiders that have sold Thermo Fisher Scientific company stock in the last year include C Martin Harris, Gregory J Herrema, Jim P Manzi, Marc N Casper, Peter E Hornstra and Stephen Williamson. View Insider Buying and Selling for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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TMO stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Johanson Financial Advisors Inc., Candriam Luxembourg S.C.A., Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft FI, Artemis Investment Management LLP, DNB Asset Management AS, Sciencast Management LP, Huntington National Bank and Janney Montgomery Scott LLC. View Insider Buying and Selling for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific has a market capitalization of $135.24 billion and generates $24.36 billion in revenue each year. The medical research company earns $2.94 billion in net income (profit) each year or $11.12 on an earnings per share basis. Thermo Fisher Scientific employs 70,000 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Inside Bernie Sanders' vast, virtual ground game
His campaign has surpassed even Barack Obama's in turning online fans into an army of tens of thousands of volunteers.
By NANCY SCOLA
Bernie Sanders speaks during a rally on April 8 in the Brooklyn borough of New York. | AP Photo
Bernie Sanders' campaign has been marked by the huge crowds turning out to his rallies, packing arenas with 20,000 people or more. But the key to his staying power in the 2016 race lies in more modest venues — living rooms, libraries and Internet chat apps — where his campaign turns the senator's online fans into a volunteer army that surpasses anything seen in presidential politics.
Barack Obama's successful campaigns in 2008 and 2012, for all their digital accomplishments, never fully achieved their ambition of converting online support into a volunteer force that could do the grunt work of cold-calling voters or knocking on doors.
But Sanders' team has — honing a strategy of turning "slacktivists" who don't normally engage in grass-roots politics into an advance team capable of doing everything from managing phone banks to planning high-level campaign events. As of early April, his tens of thousands of networked volunteers had made 47 million phone calls, putting them on track to surpass the calls made by Obama's operation during the entire 2012 election cycle.
Sanders' organizational success — fueled by free or low-cost, off-the-shelf apps like Hustle and Slack — is the lesser-known counterpart to his campaign's prowess in raking in campaign cash from hordes of shallow-pocketed donors online. Experts in the evolution of technology in political campaigns say these innovations have helped Sanders put up a far more vigorous than expected challenge to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, including his 13-point win in Tuesday's Wisconsin primary and his 12-point victory Saturday in Wyoming.
"Sanders' team is investing a lot of time and energy into thinking how to do things differently, how to build a distributed operation that translates into dollars and volunteers," said Daniel Kreiss, a former political organizer who wrote the book "Taking Our Country Back: The Crafting of Networked Politics from Howard Dean to Barack Obama."
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While Obama's campaigns broke new ground in bridging the offline and online divide, "here the scale is different, the technology has changed, and every step along the way that creates greater scale, greater speed and lowers the cost of mobilizing a digital base in the service of electoral politics," said Kreiss, a media professor at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
On the money front, the signs of Sanders' success are undeniable. In March, the campaign announced it had raised $44 million, about $15 million more than Clinton did that same month. Nearly all of Sanders' donations, about 97 percent, came in online, part of a push led by the D.C. firm Revolution Messaging.
Less well-known is Sanders' digital field organizing, a tactic that stretches those campaign dollars. Sanders' virtual volunteers do campaign work that has traditionally been handled by paid operatives or fallen through the cracks in a busy election cycle — such as identifying likely voters or turning out people to campaign events.
The goal is to till the ground in primary and caucus states so that when Sanders' paid staffers arrive, they can devote their attention to voters who aren't yet sold on the 74-year-old democratic socialist.
"We've been able to engage people in voter contact no matter where they are in the world," said Claire Sandberg, the digital organizing director for the Sanders campaign and a former anti-fracking activist. The volunteers are "running huge chunks of the campaign," said Zack Exley, a Sanders adviser and veteran of MoveOn.org and Howard Dean's 2004 White House run.
Developing the model has been the product of trial and error. While email has raised millions of dollars, direct email solicitations largely failed to get supporters to donate their labor.
"We could email a million people who said they wanted to volunteer, and we would get just dozens actually making calls," said Exley.
They found, however, that email could fill seats at events known as "barnstorms," organizing rallies where Sanders' digital staffers update supporters on the campaign's strategy in cities across the country like Stockton, Calif., and Kansas City, Mo. And those in-person gatherings provided fertile ground for recruitment.
People who turn up for the barnstorms are asked to circle dates on paper sheets when they are willing to host neighbors at their home or, say, the local library, for a phone bank for Sanders. Completed forms are photographed, then uploaded online using Google's free Form tool.
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Volunteers from Sanders' data entry team then type the information into a website that populates an online map plotting out the campaign's phone banking get-togethers, canvassing operations and pamphlet-distribution events across the country. An unpaid scheduler calls people who've offered to host events to confirm details and answer any questions.
Nationwide, Sanders' volunteers have included 50,000 people making phone calls. In Wisconsin alone, more than 3 million calls flooded the state on his behalf, the campaign said.
Some say the jury is still out on the effectiveness of the volunteer-heavy approach.
"Making it easier to manage volunteers remotely is really exciting and innovative, but I do wonder if they're getting the highest possible return on their investment in volunteers without a staffer to help them out," said Jesse Thomas, a Clinton backer and onetime Obama campaign field and digital organizer.
"Where I see [Sanders] failing to meet his targets" — the margins of victory needed to make his nomination mathematically possible — "you wonder if that's where he's starting to see the shortcomings of the fully distributed model, as opposed to staff touches," Thomas said.
The Sanders camp is certainly doing traditional organizing, too. According to a recent Federal Election Commission report, Sanders has 865 people on his campaign payroll, more than Clinton's reported 765 staffers.
A spokesman for the Clinton campaign pointed out that her digital operation has functioned well enough that she has garnered some 2.5 million more votes than Sanders has won thus far. But the Sanders' team argues that its distributed organizing strategy will fully reveal its strength as the election reaches sprawling states later in the calendar, such as New York on April 19 and California on June 7.
The virtual water cooler for Sanders volunteers is the group chat app Slack, popular among Silicon Valley start-ups and big media companies, which allows thousands of volunteers to share best practices and organize shifts. (The Sanders campaign is still using the free version of the software, which means it can keep only the last 10,000 Slack messages.)
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The campaign has also turned to the texting app Hustle, which lets the volunteer Text for Bernie team — about 1,200 people — send personalized texts at the rate of a bulk email marketer to get people to phone banks. (The messages look like they come from local area codes, to avoid the stigma of the campaign parachuting in to a state.)
Then, during an actual phone bank, unpaid live-chat support agents are there to hold hands with volunteers as they cold-call strangers using Web-based software called LiveVox. While auto-dialing software would speed up the process, federal rules restrict the technology's use with mobile phones. So a team of about six hundred volunteers manually rings one number after another.
"We have an actual human sitting there" — wherever there is — "and placing the call," says Sandberg.
"The longer this goes on," she adds of the primary race against Clinton, "the more time we have to organize."
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One step shy of replacing your old PC is replacing your motherboard.
One step shy of replacing your old PC is replacing your motherboard. You can trim expenses by not replacing the parts that don't affect performance—like the case, keyboard, and basic drives. Currently, most motherboards come bare, which means you'll also need to buy a new microprocessor chip and memory to match.
With today's standardized motherboard layouts (ATX and its kin), the replacement is almost painless—not much more difficult than replacing an expansion board. Even so, be careful about how much you spend; you might not chop enough off the price of a new PC to justify your work.
Some systems let you upgrade your microprocessor without changing the motherboard. Check your manual. You'll have an easier time simply replacing the chip and saving the cost of a motherboard. Unless you can and do upgrade to faster memory, you won't gain all the benefits of moving to a new motherboard anyway.


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Iloilo Convention Center will host MSO this month.
By: Pablo A. Tariman 04:00 AM August 21, 2017
It is a supreme irony of our time that Filipino musicians outside the subsidized existence of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra and ABS-CBN Philharmonic are forced to beg for space for their rehearsals and performances.
The Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) used to rehearse and perform at St. Scholastica's College's St. Cecilia's Hall, into some space at Bonifacio Global City and now it has a permanent home at Circuit Makati with the opening of the MSO Recital Hall.
It will complement MSO Music Academy in Glorietta and become the main rehearsal venue for the MSO and Manila Symphony Junior Orchestra (MSJO).
Mall-goers in Glorietta benefit from this set-up with its activity centers open to MSO rehearsals and performances.
The MSO Music Academy at Glorietta 5, the first of its kind in a mall setting, has also paved the way for more young talents to get early training in classical music.
Founded in 2014, MSJO made headlines last month by placing 2nd Prize for the String Orchestra Category competition at the 11th Summa Cum Laude (SCL) International Music Festival in Vienna, Austria, last July 8.
"Nothing makes us prouder than to see the Filipino shine, more so with providing the youth with different opportunities to explore and hone their talents and skills. More than just a lifestyle destination, we at Ayala Malls value what truly moves our shoppers—rewarding experiences that espouse the Filipino ingenuity in music and arts," says Rowena Tomeldan, Ayala Malls Group head.
MSO is all set for outreach concerts in Iloilo City, Aug. 25-26.
It will present its hit repertoire "Sweet Symphonies: Bach vs. Beatles" at Molo Church and "Soundtracks and Symphonies" at the newly finished Iloilo Convention Center.
Ilonggo Senator Franklin Drilon noted that Iloilo was once the center of culture and the arts in the Philippines.
"We have started promoting our visual arts, and now, we will focus on the performing arts," added Drilon, who is a major catalyst in the ongoing rapid developments in the city and province.
Iloilo is the home province of pianist Maria Luisa Vito, a finalist in the early edition of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competitions; and violinist Gilopez Kabayao, the first Filipino to perform in recital at the Carnegie Hall in the late 1940s.
Kabayao led the MSO in some season concerts in the '80s. —CONTRIBUTED
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Over the course of the last few years, interest in the field of international taxation has grown steadily. The topic has found its way into the heart of public debate where it is often subjected to oversimplification and political spin. Objective technical and legal analysis is rarely considered worthy to explain, too complex, too complicated for the layman to grasp (or maybe too dry), and so the topic is filtered through concepts of fairness and morality in order to give it mass appeal. Seemingly in response to society's increased appetite for "tax justice", the EU Commission has amplified its activity, publically denouncing a number of tax practices it perceived as illegal State Aid and quickly introducing sweeping legislative actions aimed at tacking this perceived abuse. EU Member States have just as swiftly adopted these new provisions and directives in an effort to address the issue.
What do a bank and a duty free shopping group have in common? Answer: they both invested abroad. In itself, hardly noteworthy, but in this case, these 2 Spanish companies benefitted from a specific Spanish tax provision allowing the tax write off of goodwill on acquisitions of foreign subsidiaries. The EU Commission challenged this on the basis that it constituted illegal State Aid and litigation ensued. The procedure started in October 2007 and has been running ever since. A General Court ("GC", the lower European court) decision in November 2014 that was taxpayer and Member State-friendly was overturned today by the European Court of Justice (ECJ, the supreme European court).
On 7 December 2016, the European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad) released a report entitled "Survival of the Richest: Europe's role in supporting an unjust global tax system 2016" which was produced by NGOs in countries across Europe. At the core of the report is the accusation that the number of Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs), referred to as secret "sweetheart deals" in the report, significantly increased over the last years. The key messages of the report have been much-cited in newspapers in Luxembourg and across the globe. Unfortunately, the journalists covering the topic merely relied on the information provided in the executive summary of the report without conducting a critical review of its content. Otherwise, the misrepresentations in the report would have been detected and pointed out.
The Apple case has shot EU state aid rules into the headlines. It finishes the metamorphosis of State Aid from what was seen as a somewhat dull back-room legal field into a high-visibility front-line political topic. The case was announced in a high drama televised press conference which made headlines all around the world. The Apple case was high profile because of the company concerned, the financial impact on budgets on both sides of the Atlantic and also because it brought simmering political unease with the subject of State Aid in tax matters to a head. In this blog we will seek to frame some of the political questions in a more objective legal manner in order to bring structure to the political debates raging around the subject. We will look in particular at the Apple and McDonalds cases but similar considerations apply to others.
Earlier this month, Boeing, the American aerospace giant, won a 17 billion dollar contract with Iran. This contact comes after an even more impressive 25 billion dollar deal with Airbus six months ago. Subject to US government approval, these contracts represent over 200 new planes that will replace the rundown national Iranian fleet. Dangerous and dilapidated, the outdated aircraft operated by Iran Air such as the Airbus 300 serves as a reminder of how long economic sanctions have been in place. These sanctions have prevented the country from updating important infrastructure, such as the transportation system.
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Just a few weeks ago we'd heard rumours that Dutch trio Dash Berlin might do an India tour in April, and now we know it's for real! Spearheaded by Jeffrey Sutorius, the tour is engineered by VH1 Supersonic and will take place in 3 cities of India; Pune, Mumbai, and Bangalore. Capital City, New Delhi has been left out of the mix, and we're wondering if it's because of the many debacles previous concerts have witnessed here.
This is Supersonic's first tour this year, after successfully hosting the likes of Pretty Lights, Skrillex, and Marcus Schulz in 2015. The Dash Berlin dates are 1st, 2nd, and 3rd April for Pune, Mumbai, and Bangalore respectively. Watch this space for updates!


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Nests and eggs of Australian birds: embracing papers on "Oology of Australian birds" read before the Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria, supplemented by other notes and memoranda.
Campbell, A. J.
Melbourne: Author, 1883. Octavo, Publisher's printed pink wrappers, a few minor blemishes otherwise a very good copy, boxed, very scarce. Originally published as a series of papers in The Southern Science Record. The first separate publication on Australian oology and the forerunner to the author's major work on Nests and..... More
Price: $1,850.00 AU
A list of the birds of Australia: with reference numbers of the species as contained in Gregory Mathews' "Hand List", A.J. Campbell's " Nests and eggs of Australian birds," Robert Hall's "Key to the birds of Australia" and the vernacular list (Aus
Hull, A. F. Basset.
Sydney: Cunninghame, 1909. Octavo, wrappers.	More
Our rarer British breeding birds: their nests, eggs, and summer haunts.
Kearton, Richard.
London: Cassell, (1904. third edition), Octavo, photographs. Publisher's cloth, some flecks othrwise a very good copy. The "cheap edition"	More
Descriptive catalogue of the nests and eggs of birds found breeding in Australia and Tasmania.
North, A. J.
Sydney: Australian Museum, 1889. Octavo, 21 uncoloured egg plates. Contemporary half morocco, marbled endpapers and edges, pencil inscription, a fine copy. The 1889 edition of North is the precursor to his great four volume work on Nests and Eggs.	More
Nests and eggs of birds found breeding in Australia and Tasmania.
North, Alfred J.
Sydney: Australian Museum, 1901-1914. Quarto, 25 egg plates. Rebound with the original titled spine cloth affixed, a few spots but otherwise an excellent well presented set. A. J. North was one of the greatest of all Australian ornithologists. He was appointed Assistant Curator of Birds at the Australian Museum, under..... More
Sydney: Australian Museum, 1901-1914. Quarto, 25 egg plates. Contemporary green binder's cloth, a very good clean set. A. J. North was one of the greatest of all Australian ornithologists. He was appointed Assistant Curator of Birds at the Australian Museum, under E. P. Ramsay, in 1891, a position he held..... More


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A quintet of blogging stars make their debut today as Bleacher Report embarks on, no exaggeration, a whole new era.
If you don't speak press release, what that means is that we now have five pros heading up our coverage of national sports, the NFL, the NFL draft, the NBA and college football, and they're pretty cool guys.
One of the five is NFL draft expert Matt Miller, who has come up through the ranks at Bleacher Report, earning nearly 3 million reads on almost 300 stories since he joined the site as a contributor in November.
Part of the Lead Writers' mandate will be to help identify the new Matt Millers, those members of the Bleacher Report writing community who are doing great work and could be in line for paying opportunities.
We also think having these accomplished writers on board will provide a boost for Bleacher Report's reputation, and that should be helpful to the entire writer base.
Here's a very short bio of the five new Lead Writers. Click on their names to read their first pieces for B/R.
and his work has been featured on NFL.com, SI.com and USA Today. NFL, CFL and AFL teams have also used his scouting services.
Noted contrarian Josh Zerkle is the NFL Lead Writer. He's the co-founder of the popular NFL blog Kissing Suzy Kolber and a former contributing writer for Deadspin and WashingtonPost.com. He works fast, he works funny, and he works at making select people mad.
Dan Rubenstein brings his multimedia talents to Bleacher Report as the College Football Lead Writer. Rubenstein rose to Internet fame as host and producer of the SI Tour Guy video series for Sports Illustrated, in which he traveled to college football tailgates and made fun of people, who seemed to like it. He's now the co-founder and co-host of The Solid Verbal, the Web's most popular independent college football podcast.
Bethlehem Shoals, the new NBA Lead Writer, is the founder of the hugely influential NBA blog FreeDarko and the co-author of FreeDarko's two books, "The Macrophenomenal Pro Basketball Almanac" and "The Undisputed Guide to Pro Basketball," the latter of which, along with a textbook called "News Reporting and Writing," is propping up your humble writing program director's monitor—a position of honor.
This is really great to see. Shows that B/R is willing to look at the, um, constructive criticism out there, analyze what it is doing, and evolve. This is an incredible crew. Happy for all you kids, and I know you're going to kill it!!!
We plan to wear very short shorts, ushering in a new revolution in sports writing attire.
Welcome to all. This is a great decision by Bleacher Report.
Hey, welcome all! Ready for some football?
I don't know if B/R realizes just how critical of a move this is for guys like me. I've been a sports blogosphere nut for the past two years. I've idolized guys like Shoals, J.E. Skeets, Dan Levy, Kelly Dwyer, MJD, Jamie Mottram, Trey Kerby, and the rest of those bloggers. I still can't get enough of them. I aspire to become one of them.
I hesitated with the B/R thing, but I knew this site is damn near unavoidable. Interestingly enough, I dug it, but not enough to stop wanting to be a blogger.
I'll watch this new group rigorously and learn whatever the hell I can to get to the level these dudes are at. I'm excited, but I'm also very nervous … and I'm not even the one writing.


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Some charges tossed in case that ensnared ex-baseball star
By – Associated Press – Wednesday, April 17, 2019
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) – A federal judge has dismissed the criminal case against a man convicted of profiting off of insider information provided by ex-baseball star Doug DeCinces.
The Orange County Register reports the judge on Monday tossed the case against David Parker. The judge previously noted that prosecutors' case against Parker during the first trial appeared to be contradicted by the testimony of DeCinces, the government's own witness, during the second trial.
DeCinces, a former third baseman for the California Angels and Baltimore Orioles, was convicted of insider trading for a stock buy that earned him more than $1 million. He agreed to testify against another defendant, James Mazzo, in exchange for a shorter sentence.
DeCinces' sentencing has not yet been scheduled.
Mazzo agreed to a $1 million settlement with the government.
Information from: The Orange County Register, http://www.ocregister


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