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Labour market power and the distorting effects of international trade
Mertens, Matthias
This article examines how trade shocks shape labour market imperfections that create market power in labour markets and prevent an efficient allocation of labour. I develop a framework for measuring such labor market distortions in monetary terms and document large degrees of those distortions in Germany's manufacturing sector. Import competition can only exert labor market disciplining effects when firms rather than workers have labour market power. Otherwise, export demand and import competition shocks tend to fortify existing distortions by amplifying labour market power structures. This diminishes the gains from trade compared to a model with perfectly competitive labour markets.
Mertens, Matthias, 2019. "Labour market power and the distorting effects of international trade," IWH-CompNet Discussion Papers 2/2019, Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH).
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international trade; market power; labor markets; allocative efficiency;
D24 - Microeconomics - - Production and Organizations - - - Production; Cost; Capital; Capital, Total Factor, and Multifactor Productivity; Capacity
F14 - International Economics - - Trade - - - Empirical Studies of Trade
F16 - International Economics - - Trade - - - Trade and Labor Market Interactions
J50 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Labor-Management Relations, Trade Unions, and Collective Bargaining - - - General
L13 - Industrial Organization - - Market Structure, Firm Strategy, and Market Performance - - - Oligopoly and Other Imperfect Markets
L60 - Industrial Organization - - Industry Studies: Manufacturing - - - General
NEP-COM-2019-02-04 (Industrial Competition)
NEP-INT-2019-02-04 (International Trade)
NEP-LAB-2019-02-04 (Labour Economics)
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Class Notes: By the Decade
Class notes by the Decade
Vincent "Jim" Cipollaro, BA 1953, a retired dermatologist, was honored by the International League of Dermatology Societies. Cipollaro, who still has his 1949 freshman beanie, lives in Manhattan, N.Y.
David Klein, BA 1971, received the Excellence in Medicine Award from the American Medical Association and the Harold Strasser, MD, Good Samaritan Award from the Florida Medical Association. An ophthalmologist for more than three decades, Klein founded a community clinic in Port Charlotte, Fla., to provide free medical, pharmacy and wellness services to underserved patients. He lives in Punta Gorda, Fla.
Sister Roberta Brunner, MS 1972, has retired after working in various nursing jobs for nearly 40 years, including nursing home administrator, nurse supervisor and geriatric nurse clinician. She resides in Tampa, Fla.
Alberto Cappas, BA 1973, has published "To Think Is to Grow," a book of quotations encouraging young minorities to use their creativity to liberate themselves from stereotypes. A native of Puerto Rico, Cappas grew up in New York, N.Y., and helped create El Festival del Libro, an annual book fair in East Harlem. He resides in Buffalo, N.Y.
Neil Woodworth, BS 1974, is now a certified guardian ad litem for the State of Florida, 5th Circuit. He lives in The Villages, Fla.
Arlane Frederick, EDM 1975, retired from teaching at Buffalo State College and volunteers at The Teacher's Desk in Buffalo, N.Y., a store that provides teachers with free school supplies. She lives in Amherst, N.Y.
Richard Homokay, BS 1977, a physical therapist, recently retired and started training for a half marathon. He resides in Monterey, Calif.
Keith Patchel, BFA 1979, composer-in-residence at the NYU Music Experience Design Lab (MusEDLab), received an Acker Award in the category of composer/producer. At UB, Patchel learned from guest lecturers John Cage and Aaron Copland, and reconnected with Cage in New York City after graduation. He later formed a rock/punk band and joined other bands, including Richard Lloyd's. Patchel recently premiered his opera, "The Plain of Jars," about the secret bombing campaign the U.S. waged on Laos during the Vietnam War. He lives in New York, N.Y.
Paul Barry, BA 1981, was named vice president of claims by PEMCO Insurance in Seattle, Wash. He lives in North Bend, Wash.
Doug Olsson, BS 1983, regional vice president for AIM Media Midwest and publisher of The Lima News, was named to the board of trustees of the Ohio News Media Association. Olsson resides in Lima, Ohio.
David Fillenwarth, BA 1984, is the new executive director of the Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda, N.Y. Fillenwarth, who managed the Lancaster (N.Y.) Opera House until 2014, lives in Hamburg, N.Y.
Donna Falcone, EDM 1990, is the illustrator of "A Is for Azure," by L.L. Barkat, a children's alphabet book of colors based on literacy and brain research. Falcone lives in Tifton, Ga.
Michelle Goldberg, BS 1996, was named an opinion columnist for The New York Times. A former columnist at Slate, Goldberg has written for The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, The New Republic and The Nation. Goldberg resides in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Jerome Scarcella, EDM 1997, BS 1986, longtime Williamsville North High School baseball coach and a member of the Western New York Baseball Hall of Fame, has retired. Scarcella, a health teacher for the school district for 22 years, lives in Lancaster, N.Y.
Joe Wandass III, MD 1997, PhD 1986 & BA 1982, has joined Saint Thomas Medical Partners at Lenox Village in Nashville, Tenn. Wandass, who was a clinical associate professor of medicine and pediatrics at UB, resides in Nolensville, Tenn.
Abdulkadir Sarac, PhD 2001, MS 1997, was named chief operating officer of Curbell Inc., the Orchard Park (N.Y.)-based parent company of Curbell Plastics and Curbell Medical Products. Sarac lives in Williamsville, N.Y.
Molly Eaton, MD 2004, a family medicine doctor, has joined the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic in Tennessee. A native of Lockport, N.Y., she practiced in Buffalo, N.Y., for 10 years. Eaton lives in Murfreesboro.
Gabriel Horowitz, BA 2004, was hired as a tenure-track assistant professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Arkansas State University, Jonesboro. He resides in Jonesboro, Ark.
Richard Taczkowski, MUP 2006, received a certificate of appreciation for his 15 years of service as a board member with the Selective Service System. Taczkowski, who founded the Friends of Schoolhouse #8 to preserve the 1857 one-room school in North Collins, N.Y., lives in Buffalo, N.Y.
Evan Reimondo, BS 2008, environmental stewardship coordinator at the National Outdoor Leadership School, was named one of the National Wildlife Federation EcoLeaders Top 50 Inspirations. Reimondo lives in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Adam Skonieczki, BA 2010, has been hired as Southern Vermont College's head baseball coach. Currently living in Amherst, N.Y., Skonieczki plans to move to the Bennington, Vt., area next year.
Kailee Tkacz, BA 2011, was named policy adviser for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services division. Tkacz lives in Washington, D.C.
Timothy Niver, MLS 2012, is the new library director at Victor Farmington Library, where he previously served as community services librarian. Niver resides in Clifton Springs, N.Y.
Zachary Persichini, BS 2014, is the new varsity soccer coach at Bishop Timon-St. Jude High School in Buffalo, N.Y. He lives in Buffalo.
Gianfranco Pietrantoni, MArch 2017, has been hired as an architectural designer at SWBR, a multidisciplinary design firm in Rochester, N.Y., where he began his career as an intern in 2015. Pietrantoni lives in Greece, N.Y.
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Tori Speckman, BA 2014, was named pitching coach of the University at Buffalo softball team. Speckman, a two-time All-MAC pitcher, holds several UB single-season and career records. She lives in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Partners in Connecting with Nashville's Youth
By Allison Barney
Limitless Library Coordinator
Nashville Public Library
At Nashville Public Library (NPL), our story is about more than books. It's about education, community, and enabling others to thrive. Our award-winning programs allow our entire city to dream, learn, see, do, and become more. Better yet, these programs don't just happen inside our buildings. We connect with them right in their own communities. In fact, two of our very successful community programs, Limitless Libraries and the Nashville After Zone Alliance (NAZA), use this model to reach thousands of children and youth through the public schools who might not otherwise have access to library resources.
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Make an Economic Impact on Your Community: The Ripple Effect of a High School Diploma
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Ana Lopez, 27, currently earns just above the federal minimum wage as a cashier at a local supermarket, making $16,410 per year at $7.89 per hour. She aspires to earn a Child Development Associate certification following her successful graduation from Career Online High School. As an infant/toddler teacher at a local child care center, Ana could see an immediate 50% increase of her annual salary to $24,627 per year, at $11.84 an hour, with potential to earn more than $50,000 if she rises to the Director level.
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Home » Press Release » Cozy Web 3 Movement: Cozies Announces Minting of Cozies NFTs for Oct 10
Cozy Web 3 Movement: Cozies Announces Minting of Cozies NFTs for Oct 10
Last Updated Oct 9, 2022 @ 06:44
[PRESS RELEASE – New York, United States, 6th October 2022]
Cozies, an immersive community-driven movement promoting a "Cozy" culture of living, has announced its first-ever Cozies NFT release is minting for October 10th at 10 am EST on its Cozies.io website. Inspired by lo-fi anime aesthetics, sci-fi, and streetwear culture, the Cozies collection is made up of ERC721A 10,000 NFTs, each intentionally crafted to reflect a Cozy futuristic reality.
As a Web3-native well-being brand, Cozies is aiming to empower and encourage NFT owners to expand on their character's stories after they go on a journey of self-exploration. To achieve this, the team is creating platforms and an immersive digital world scape to enable Cozy culture to exist in holders' daily lives and make the Cozies universe feel complete.
The aim is to bring together a forward-thinking collective of independent innovators, wanderers, and peace seekers who have left an unsustainable culture of never-ending hype and risky ventures to face a new direction – toward the self and a shared vision of the future, knowing lifelong growth is achieved and experienced together.
"Cozies is an advocacy movement that sprang forth from some of the problems arising from Web3," says Andrew Fai, CVO (Chief Visionary Officer). "We want to introduce a more calm, collected, and reflective mindset to render the space more welcoming and positively impactful on individual well-being."
The team's focus is on developing suites of tools, engaging activities, and support processes that enable holders of Cozies to use their owned NFT IP, and the wider Cozies branding material, in all manner of desired applications. This will aid the process of decentralized brand growth by enhancing utilization possibilities for holders.
These NFTs will be utilized as decentralized identifiers so that Cozies holders can use their on-chain Cozies credentials to gain access to an engaging world of well-being on the internet. Holders will be able to benefit from persistent identities and collect digital souvenirs, mementos, and credentials to take with them in their wallets. These will mark an individual's well-being journey and help build a unique on-chain identity.
About Cozies
Cozies is a Web3-native, immersive well-being brand leading a new global movement toward a "Cozy" culture, which they define as being comfortable with who you are, what you own, and where you are going.
The organization and project are focused on creating unique, decentralized, digital identities that unlock a wider potential for well-being and immersive experiences, as well as working with the community to develop tools (public goods for holders) that enable expanded utilization possibilities for holders' intellectual property (IP) in order to aid decentralized brand growth.
The project has gotten immense success with over 100k Twitter followers and continues to make strides with the "Cozy" culture. With prior experience in developing immersive digital experiences and operating in globally renowned companies, the team behind Cozies is ready to bring Cozy culture to Web3.
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3 new recorded Ebola Virus Cases!
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On the 2nd of March, there were three new recorded cases of the Ebola Virus, They were found and confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's (DRC), specifically in the North Kivu province.
The three new cases were reported in the Butembo health zone, it raised the overall tally in the country to 11 since the revival of the deadly virus in that area on the 7th of February 2021.
A total of four patients have lost their lives to the virus already, and on Sunday the World Health Organization and the provincial authorities in charge of Ebola announced the first official case of recovery amongst the Ebola patients undergoing treatments in the Treatment Centre of Butembo
There is a vaccination process on the way in that part of the country wherein over 300 contacts have been recorded since the resurgence of the Ebola Virus. The virus previously was found in the country in 2017 during the month of May.
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Here's a new Review Article from Linda Braubaker and Alan Wolfe (Loyola University, Chicago), published in the 2017 Annals of Translational Medicine.
The article says the female urinary microbiota (FUM) exists in the bladder and these microbes are NOT contaminants, contrary to what is currently believed by doctors and microbiologists. Emerging evidence linking the characteristics and variability of these microbial communities in health, as well as dysbiosis, can not be ignored. The FUM appears to be related to UTI and UUI in adult women, but the specific role of the FUM needs further research. Clinicians should adopt advanced urine culture techniques to identify bacteria.
"This additional information may provide clinicians and their patients an opportunity to impact clinical care without antibiotic use, if the FUM can be appropriately modified to improve treatment precision for UTI and UUI."
"The recent confirmation that the FUM exists—that there is a resident community of bacteria in the adult bladder—challenges the scientific community to understand these microbiota in health and disease. This will require researchers to address basic questions about normal FUM characteristics: how does the FUM get established and maintained? What are the community characteristics of a healthy FUM? How stable is the FUM? Does it respond to diet and other behaviors? Is it resilient in the face of perturbations, such as antibiotics, instrumentation, surgery or other therapies? What roles do members of the FUM play? Which microbes are beneficial? Which ones are detrimental? Do unrecognized uropathogens lurk within the FUM? How do members of the FUM interact with the urothelium? Most importantly from a clinical perspective, it is important that we learn whether the urinary microbiota can be clinically modified to prevent lower urinary tract disorders, especially common conditions, such as UTI and UUI.


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Primrose Path (also written as The Primrose Path) is a 1931 American drama film directed by William A. O'Connor and starring Helen Foster, John Darrow and Dorothy Granger.

Synopsis
The daughter of a policeman is led astray into a wild life by a star football player at her school, and ends up being expelled. Ashamed she runs away from home, and ends up being tricked into a brothel. She is rescued from it just in time by her former boyfriend, a young motorcycle policeman. Meanwhile the boy who led her astray dies in a violent car crash after fleeing the law.

Cast
 Helen Foster as Molly Malone
 John Darrow as Buck Randall
 Dorothy Granger as Rita Johnson
 Lane Chandler as Danny McGann
 DeWitt Jennings as Joe Malone
 Mary Carr as 	Grandmother
 Virginia Pearson as Marie Randeau
 Julia Swayne Gordon as Mrs. Randall

References

Bibliography
 Pitts, Michael R. Poverty Row Studios, 1929–1940. McFarland & Company, 2005.

External links

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1931 drama films
1930s English-language films
American drama films
Films directed by William A. O'Connor
American black-and-white films
1930s American films

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The scaly anteater, or Pangolin is an oddity in the animal world because it is the only mammal sporting scales. With eight different species, four of them found in Africa, and four found in Asia, they all share something else. They are disappearing.
In appearance, the pangolin's scaly body reminds people of a walking pine cone or artichoke, but they serve a useful purpose. Made of keratin, the same material as in human fingernails, the scales offer protection when the pangolin curls up into a ball when threatened, and the scales themselves are sharp, providing extra defense.
But the body armour of the pangolin has not been able to offer much protection from their worst predator, man. Prey to poachers, it is estimated that over 1.0 million pangolin have been killed in the past 10 years, their meat and scales sold in Asian markets, usually in China and Vietnam.
Making good use of natural body armour! A Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) with Indian Pangolin(Manis crassicaudata) GoingWild at Tadoba Tiger Reserve Maharastra.
"In the 21st century we really should not be eating species to extinction, there is simply no excuse for allowing this illegal trade to continue. All eight pangolin species are now listed as threatened with extinction, largely because they are being traded to China and Vietnam."
The pangolin has been hunted and eaten in many parts of Africa for years. it is one of the more popular bush-meats. They are popular in China as a delicacy, and many Asians believe the scales of pangolins possessed medicinal powers, the same as rhino horns, capable of healing cancer, asthma and other diseases. As a matter of fact, the scaly anteater has become the world's most illegally traded mammal.
A week ago, officials in Vietnam confiscated 1.4 tons of dried pangolin scales from a cargo ship from Africa. The scales came from the bodies of as many as 10,000 dead animals. Up until very recently, the IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species had listed two pangolin species as "endangered," six as "near threatened," and two as "least concerned."
Now, two pangolin species, the Chinese pangolin (Manis pentadactyla) and the Sunda pangolin (M. javanica) are listed as "critically endangered." Two more, the Indian pangolin (M. crassicaudata) and the Philippine pangolin (M. culionensis) are now considered "endangered." This leaves the four African species, and they are now listed as "vulnerable" to extinction.
Besides working with Chinese and Vietnamese authorities to dissuade the importing of pangolin scales, conservationists point to the the pangolin's place on the evolutionary scale as being distinct in its own right. Extinction would wipe out over 80 million years of evolutionary history.
The name "pangolin" comes from the Malay word "pengguling" which means something that "rolls up." They are primarily insect eaters, preferring termites and ants, although they will sometimes eat larvae of insects. Pangolins were once grouped with anteaters, sloths and armadillos, but more recently, new genetic evidence indicated they should be grouped in with carnivores.


Well, I've apparently enjoyed True Detective season 2 more than have most of the people who have publicly been posting about it, but I gotta say that the season finale, though certainly powerful and even justified, was a little too grim for my ever-hopeful taste.
Ray dying and the reason he did was also a little trite. He could have made it, gotten away with Ani and the money, except, against all reasonable caution, he needs to see his son one last time. You just knew that that would be his undoing, and you have to wonder why Ray didn't realize it, too. And even then, why not let him escape in this woods, and maybe kill Buris in the act, too?
Frank's death was also predictable, given the commitment that he made to meet Jordan in two weeks "or less". The twist of who did him in was strong, though - as was the way he want out, walking, mortally wounded, in the desert. That was certainly a fitting way to go.
Ani and Ray were good couple, and their all-too-brief relationship was handled well. Especially memorable was Ray's telling Ani that this was the first time for him in a long time, Ani saying she could see that, Ray asking how, and Ani saying he seemed like a man who was "making up for lost time". That scene was one of the best of season, capped off by Ray's smile in the car, when he can't quite bring himself to tell Ani he loves her, though she knows that's the way he feels and she the same.
Ani and Kelly's survival, with Ani and Ray's baby, was also a nice way to end this story. All in all, enjoyable television, but not even close to the masterpiece that this series was in its first season.
Humans 1.7: "I Think You're Dead, George"


When you've been trying to conceive for a while and you turn to the in vitro fertilization process to help build your family, you want to make every effort to have the best possible outcome. While IVF is known to have high success rates, knowing the ideal time to transfer your embryo can be incredibly helpful. This is especially true if you've had a history of 2 or more unsuccessful embryo transfers. If the embryos you're transferring are good quality (whether they are your own or you are using donor eggs or donor embryos), but they haven't implanted, the ERA test can be worth speaking to your doctor about to see if it's something he or she would recommend.
1 What is an Endometrium?
2 What Exactly is the ERA Test?
3 What is Endometrial Receptivity?
4 Who Should Consider the ERA Test?
The endometrium is the tissue that lines the uterus, and it typically thickens in anticipation for an embryo to implant during your menstrual cycle. If the egg is not fertilized or if an embryo does not implant, the uterine lining sheds itself, which is when a woman gets her period.
Before the ERA test was developed, your doctor could only observe your endometrial lining with an ultrasound. While this is helpful in measuring how thick or thin your lining is, the ERA test can help provide additional insight into both the environment and quality of your endometrium. This information can be invaluable when it comes to IVF.
What Exactly is the ERA Test?
Now that you know what your endometrium lining is, let's discuss exactly what an ERA Test is. During your fertility journey, you may have heard terms such as "ERA Biopsy", "ERA Testing" or just "ERA", but you may not have heard what these three letters stand for or how they can help you. ERA is short for Endometrial Receptivity Analysis. It is a genetic test performed on a very small sample of a woman's endometrial lining to determine which day would be the best day to transfer the embryo during an IVF cycle. The sample taken is also referred to as an ERA biopsy and the whole procedure in general is called either an ERA Test or ERA Testing.
According to Carlos Simon, a clinical researcher and gynecologist who was a part of the research that helped develop the ERA Test, taking into consideration the timing between the development of an embryo and the status of the endometrial lining can be key in achieving a pregnancy. With ERA testing, it bases endometrial receptivity on several factors that includes 248 genes. This helps determine your best window of implantation. What's important to realize is your window can differ from someone else's. Having this additional intel can assist your doctor so that he or she can personalize your care and IVF protocol. This means your embryo transfer would be scheduled and tailored around exactly when your endometrial receptivity is at its most optimal for implantation.
Who Should Consider the ERA Test?
The ERA test has been found to improve global pregnancy rates up to 73% in the personalized transfers made according to the test results (Fertility and Sterility, September 2013). Knowing this can be empowering since, as an informed patient, you can take an active part in your fertility care. If you feel that an ERA biopsy might be a fit, speak to your doctor to discuss it. Infertility treatment is always evolving, and your medical team is there to work with you to find what would work best for you to reach your goals!


runs parallel with it for much of its length.
is almost impossible to fish it during the spring runoff.
can produce some great trout fishing.
headwaters are small and the brook trout are plentiful.
not exactly great throughout the year.
the water levels and conditions are right.
hike is required to access this area.
the river and the road turnouts.
streamers generally work better than dry flies.
will use nothing else. 1-800-594-4726.
not exist in all parts of the river.
middle of August through September.
about the same time as the Green Drakes.
the first of June and last on into August.
species of caddisflies on the river.


On or about 12/08, I had rented 100 Teeway Garden, Davenport, Florida, 33896, for about 5 weeks for $2,700, from Laura Konswinski. She sold the house, without telling me, to Gary and Ivonne Wilson, from the Isle of Arran, UK. Later, she admitted selling the house to them. All the monies I had given her, she forwarded to the Wilsons. I began receiving information from Columbus Vacation, in Clermont, Florida, on behalf of Mr. Wilson, who listed his address in his license at the house, 100 Teeway Garden, under Columbus Vacation, and who also owns a company called Arran Cleaning Company, in the UK. Mr. Wilson sent me an email on 1/2009, requesting an additional $300 for the house security rental because Ms. Konswinski had forgotten to do so. I had payed about $286 to have the pool heated. I had contacted Mr. Wilson, to heat the pool, and also Columbus Vacation, in Clermont, the management company for the house. I never received the heat on the pool, because the pump was broken, so I told Mr. Wilson to use the $286, as the security for the house, to be refunded to me, upon inspection of the premises at the end. He stated that he could not put the $286 for the security, and that I should send him an additional $300.


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CofC draws promise from Fortuño to eliminate commercial property taxes
June 25, 20110614
CofC President Raúl Gayá (Credit: © Mauricio Pascual)
Gov. Luis Fortuño (Credit: © Mauricio Pascual)
Río Grande — Gov. Luis Fortuño promised members of the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce that he would be submitting legislation to eliminate commercial property taxes placed on unsold inventory, to improve the local business climate.
However, during the 98th annual CofC convention, he said that achieving that amendment to the island's Tax Revenue Code would require working in unison with municipal governments, who receive a portion of that tax revenue.
"We're not going to alleviate this situation, we're going to eliminate it," said Fortuño in response to a question posed by CofC Executive Vice President Edgardo Bigas during a question and answer session on Friday regarding the controversial levy that the Tax Reform implemented earlier this year left untouched.
Corporate personal property taxes have historically been a tricky issue because it is basically an honor system that is vulnerable to under-reporting. Tax experts have said it is a very difficult method of taxation. Earlier this year, it was suggested that a better way to shore up tax revenue for the government would be to do away with the personal property tax and replace it with an increase in municipal business taxes, known in Spanish as 'patentes.'
"We have to find ways to do this without strangling the municipalities, but it doesn't make sense for us to collect a fee from businesses for the inventory they have left at the end of the year, penalizing them for what they haven't sold," said Fortuño, referring to the clause in the island's tax code that places a tax on inventory.
During the conversation past, present and incoming CofC presidents got the chance to ask the governor a series of questions on a sweeping range of subjects, including what the administration is doing to further the development of the Port of the Americas in Ponce and improve energy costs – an ongoing concern for the private sector.
The energy issue
Current CofC President Raúl Gayá, who ends his tenure tonight, asked Fortuño about long-term energy initiatives in the works to make the island more competitive in terms of costs.
"Our goal is to get to the point where we all pay less for electricity and in the process, drastically reduce emissions, while complying with federal and local laws," Fortuño said. "We've approved several important pieces of legislation that establish goals in terms of renewable energy use. Before the end of this year, we'll break ground on several solar and wind energy projects."
One project the governor was possibly referring to is the $150 million solar panel farm to be developed by Canadian firm Western Wind Energy Corp. on a 400-acre parcel in Yabucoa. In March, the company confirmed it had signed a 20-year, 30 megawatt photovoltaic purchase power agreement with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
Fortuño also mentioned the proposed $500 million waste-to-energy plant project in the works for Arecibo, which has already secured all of the required local permits, but is still pending Environmental Protection Agency approvals.
"Puerto Rico's solid waste problem is very serious. In Puerto Rico we bury garbage and believe that we're burying the problem, but now we're paying the consequences, environmentally speaking," said Fortuño.
Finally, the governor said his administration is lobbying at the federal level to allow the island to be able to transport fuel to be used to generate energy on cargo ships bearing flags other than that of the U.S., the only container ships allowed to deliver goods to Puerto Rico under current U.S. Cabotage Laws.
"That we know of, there are only two vessels that can transport natural gas, so we have a situation in which we could possible open a niche," he said, adding the cost of energy could drop significantly if fuel could be obtained from foreign sources.
Concerns over stalled Ponce port development
Aerial view of the Port of the Americas.
In a second question, Bigas brought up the issue of the Ports of the Americas in Ponce, a strategic economic development project that has been in the works for the better part of the last decade, but which has been somewhat stalled.
The project was designed to become the hub of maritime cargo transportation in the Caribbean, chiefly because of its 55-foot channel draft and its central location. Its design allows for Post-Panamax cargo ships, which would put Puerto Rico at a competitive advantage in the region.
However, activity related to the port's construction has been relatively quiet as of late, because it needs $70 million in funding to move forward into the next stage.
"We're evaluating three potential investors, but the truth is that we have had to move forward until we can have a company come in. We have had a difficult five years not only in Puerto Rico but on an international level, so we've had to knock on doors. Potential investors have not been coming to us," Fortuño said.
A follow-up meeting between central government officials and Ponce Mayor María "Mayita" Meléndez is slated to take place next week, to provide a status update of the project, he said.
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Beagles are part of the hound family, and their sense of smell is incredibly keen. You can harness this gift and give your dog a job by training your Beagle dog how to track deer. Following scents is a natural behavior for a Beagle, and they are used all over the world for finding animals in the wild. Whether you live on a large property surrounded by woods or like to take your Beagle for walks in the country on the weekends, this can be a fun activity for you both.
Beagles need mental stimulation as well as physical stimulation, so adding the "job" of tracking deer to your walks will tire out your Beagle's mind and make him even more excited to head out to the trail with you. You don't want your Beagle to get carried away and chase any deer he finds, so make sure you have him in control at all times. Teaching your Beagle this skill will not only be fun for him, but it might give you the chance for some fantastic wildlife sightings.
Learning how to train your Beagle to track deer not only taps into his natural instincts, but it's a fun way for both of you to get exercise. Make sure to start the training when your Beagle is a puppy. It's much easier to train younger dogs than older dogs. You want to make sure you have him controlled with your voice, on a leash, or with an e-collar at all times so he doesn't chase the deer. You and your Beagle can get into trouble for chasing deer or "harassing wildlife" and your Beagle could get kicked or hurt if he gets too close. If you plan to track deer at a nature preserve or park, make sure you know the rules for dogs and stick to them. Following your Beagle's nose can lead you to many interesting locations and many wonderful deer sightings.
Deer scent from a hunting store.
A piece of deer hide or an antler. You can usually find these at hunting stores too.
Pieces of clothesline varying in length from 30 ft to 100 ft.
An experienced tracking dog to teach your puppy the ropes.
A dog who obeys you very well, even when distracted, or an e-collar.
If you are planning to use your Beagle to help you hunt, make sure you understand the local laws for hunting with dogs. If you're training your beagle to track deer for fun, it's still important to be aware of local wildlife, leash laws, and property boundaries. Once you're feeling confident, it's time to choose the right method for you and your dog.
First make sure your Beagle can sit, stay, and come back to you in a variety of situations. You can use your voice or train him with the help of an e-collar.
Outside your house, put a few drops of the scent on the deer hide. Let your dog sniff the scent.
While your dog is in the house, create a scented trail by adding a few more drops of the scent to the hide and dragging it across the ground a short distance to a tree or rock where you can conceal the hide. Add a few drops of scent to the ground along the way.
Bring your Beagle outside to the start of the scent trail. Let him follow the trail and praise him when he finds the hide.
Each time you head out to train, make the trail longer and more complicated.
After your Beagle is comfortable finding the scented hide, take him out and look for deer yourself. When you see one, bring the Beagle right to the spot after the deer runs off and let him sniff around. Encourage him to follow the trail the deer took from that spot.
After a while, he should start to pick up on the scent of deer while you are out and about. When he starts tracking, follow him through the woods and praise him when you see signs of deer and especially when he leads you right to them.
Start by cutting several lengths of rope. Clothesline or even 11m static rope will work. Start with 20 ft, then move up to 100 ft.
Start with the shortest length and soak the line in a bucket of water mixed with deer scent.
Once the line is soaked, lay it out in a trail in the backyard. Put a prize at the end of the line. This could be a deer hide or tail that he can play with.
Bring your dog to the start of the line and let him sniff. Encourage him to follow the line.
When your beagle reaches the end of the line and gets the prize, give him lots of praise and treats.
Once he's mastered a length of rope, move on to the next length. Vary where you lay the rope and what obstacles your dog needs to cover to get to the prize at the end.
Once your beagle is interested in tracking the line, remove the rope and create a trail by dribbling the scent and leaving a trail to the prize. Wait for about 15 minutes, and then bring out the dog and encourage him to follow the scent. When he finds the prize, let him bark and play with it.
When you think he's ready, let him track deer for real. Take him out to the woods and let him start to search. If you come across signs of deer, be sure to praise and encourage him.
If you or a friend already has an experienced deer tracking Beagle, the older dog can usually teach the younger dog how to track. Start by introducing the two dogs in a neutral spot.
Create a tracking trail with deer scent in the back yard or practice area for the older dog to follow.
The older dog already knows what to do and will begin to follow the scent. Your Beagle puppy should start to model the same behavior.
When the dogs find the prize at the end of the scent trail, make sure they both get rewards.
Continue to practice with the fake scent trail until your Beagle is emulating the same behaviors as the older dog.
Take your Beagle out into the woods with the older dog to look for real deer. Make sure the Beagle is honing in on the behaviors of the older dog.
After a few months of working with the older dog, take your Beagle out on his first solo tracking session. He should quickly gain the confidence to sniff out deer.


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"Are you Spokan?" The Ladies' Repository wants to know
One of the earlier popular-market features devoted to Chinuk Wawa is an unattributed piece… Advertisements
Crowdsourcing challenge (Swinomish edition): The finale
My readers succeeded when I challenged them. Now savor the rewards we've reeled in.
"He speaks Chinook like a native"
A mighty interesting couple of newspaper clippings:
Respect your elders
It's my birthday. Instead of telling you my age, allow me to teach a valuable lesson:
How is your thinking? Let's see…
Chinuk Wawa "mán" as a part-Salish word
"Everyone knows" — now that's some famous last words.
Chief Joseph's words to me, and what I think they mean
Closing an address to a convention of bankers, Edmund S. Meaney, University of Washington professor of history, reminisced:
Moses-Columbia Indian Reservation, 1883
A trip through the onetime "Moses Reservation" (Columbia Indian Reservation), Washington Territory, in July & August of 1883 turns up all the Chinuk Wawa we'd expect from Salish people there and then (hayuuu)…
George Morley, amateur detective
Readers of the anthropological literature, including dictionaries of Indigenous languages, may be familiar with scholars' use of delicately italicized Latin: it's to express the racier bits to their in-group readers.
Le meunier, son fils, et l'ane
A number of the stories that are preserved in Chinuk Wawa have French roots…


We will build a hatchery in the beginning of the main nesting season.
Also doing systematic day and night patrols (with male locale guides and support of coast guards) of the beaches during nesting season to collect and relocate nests into the hatchery or to protect nests in situ with meshes. The purpose of these activities is to decrease the rate of poaching and the loss of nest by domestic animals predation.
Doing protection and systematic monitoring of protected nests on the beach and in the hatchery. Regular morning monitoring of the beach to collect important information about nesting numbers and predation rates. The purpose of the documentation of these variables is to assist other conservation efforts with clear and systematic data registered methodically over the years.
The tagging of nesting females provides unique information about the distribution and abundance of female turtles as well as estimates of inter-nesting intervals (the time between successive nests) and re-migration intervals (the number of years between nesting seasons for a given turtle).
As well we want to increase the participation in the preservation of sea turtles on a national and international base. Therefor it is very important to include the local community in order to show them the importance of conservation and create opportunities to gain an income based on conservation rather than poaching and commercialization of turtle eggs or gold extraction of this important natural habitat. To educate the children from Carate and surround in environmental topics is also one of our target (regularly children workshops).
We want to improve the collaboration and information exchange with sea turtle conservation networks in Costa Rica as well as Costa Rican government agencies such as MINAE (Ministerio de Ambiente y Energía).
We have long lasting partnerships with international NGOs that are working with students on the Osa Peninsula gaining field experience and study sustainable conservation practices. All of them have to deliver their assigned field studies that could lead to publications of the collaborating universities supporting the international interest of this conservation project.


FIRE: This element is considered to be the first element that was born when the universe was created. Fire is attributed to transformational and purifying powers. It can give warmth and enable life, and it can also burn and destroy.
Arrow shaped patinaed brass studs on sterling silver posts with sterling silver backing.


I've just read this Linda and it's a great story- hope you get a chance to read it soon as think you'll love it!
This is worth a read just on the basis of its wonderful title!
I agree! And the cover adds to that! Thanks for calling by Robert.