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Cooking Time: 12/2009
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Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Warmest Wishes. From our family to you and yours. 2009 for us has been an amazing incredible year that at the same time flew by in an instant and dragged on and on. The most wonderful moments in my life happened this year and every day is even better than the day before. Thank you for everything, and see you next week for our Christmas dinner post! Babes, christmas and boy. The Bread Baking Babes. Last December I did a week of food related gift ideas. Cookbook. I rece...
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Cooking Time: 2009
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Well since I can’t focus long enough to write anything about food I’ve made lately, here’s the end of the year quiz that I also did in 2006 and 2007. 1 What did you do in 2009 that you'd never done before? I had a baby! We went to Alaska. We celebrated our 8th wedding anniversary. 2 Did you keep your new year's resolutions, and will you make more for next year? My other recurring resolution is to be more organized and I failed on that in 2009. 3 Did anyone close to you give birth? After being induced and...
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International Business: Get Ready Global Small Businesses: U.S. $6 Billion is Coming Your Way in Export Financing
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Get Ready Global Small Businesses: U.S. $6 Billion is Coming Your Way in Export Financing. As reported by our friends and colleagues over at The New Entrepreneur, BusinessWeek. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke. Pledged $6 billion a year in export financing for U.S.A. small businesses through the Export-Import Bank of the United States. Read all about it here:. Locke Pledges Aid for U.S. Small Business Exports (Update 1). All we can say? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Would you like a box with that?
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Development Economics: Revisionist History on Financial Reform
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Revisionist History on Financial Reform. I’m getting so tired of people who refuse to read financial reform proposals before dismissing them as woefully inadequate. This time it’s James Kwak, who writes. Quoting a senior administration official during the background briefing on the Volcker Rule):. This is 100% false. I know James is still a law student, but that doesn’t mean I have to give him. Both Treasury’s initial proposal. And Barney Frank’s discussion draft. Contain the “basic authority”...
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Cooking Time: 02/2010
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So I’m trying to pull myself together, nutritionally. We don’t eat really. We have good intentions though, and a fridge full of veggies that are beginning to head south. It was the perfect time to make up a big pot of soup. Use up some veg and have some healthy food in the fridge that I could have for lunch, instead of salt and vinegar chips. 2 tb olive oil. 3 carrots, peeled and chopped. 1 medium onion, chopped. 1 bell pepper, chopped. 3 cloves garlic, minced. 5 cups vegetable broth (or chicken).
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Development Economics: Book Club: Identity and Economics
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Book Club: Identity and Economics. The next book club will take place on the recently released book “ Identity Economics: How Our Identity Shapes our Work Wages and WellBeing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Vote what you think this dog resembles most! Would you like a box with that? Would you like a box with that? The High Cost of Low Educational Performance. The High Cost of Low Educational Performance. HEA Competition for Research Students. UCC Lecture on Risk Intelligence. Turn off the TV.
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Development Economics: Markets Beware Greeks Bearing Gilts
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Markets Beware Greeks Bearing Gilts. As Greece stumbles its way towards the humiliation of an IMF loan it is the way this latest economic tragedy is being reported that causes most concern. The hegemony of market domination is complete as journalists report on the need for the country to rapidly cut public spending with no voice given to those in the country who need public spending to continue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Vote what you think this dog resembles most! UCC Lecture on Risk Intellige...
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Development Economics: VOX interview with Joel Mokyr
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VOX interview with Joel Mokyr. Romesh Vaitilingham interviews Joel Mokyr about the ideas in his book “The Enlightened Economy: An Economic History of Britain from 1700 to 1850″ – link here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Vote what you think this dog resembles most! Would you like a box with that? Would you like a box with that? The High Cost of Low Educational Performance. The High Cost of Low Educational Performance. HEA Competition for Research Students. UCC Lecture on Risk Intelligence.
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Development Economics: Would you like a box with that?
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Would you like a box with that? So is it a “good thing”? Well the option of a box means that you get what you pay for or at least the gap between the value of what you pay and the value of what you consume is smaller. The cost of the box is probably small so an efficiency gain, for sure. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Vote what you think this dog resembles most! Would you like a box with that? Would you like a box with that? The High Cost of Low Educational Performance. VOX interview with Joel Mokyr.
