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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Make sure States are not forced to cut good programs: IMF
The IMF states the obvious (pdf) – even if we’ve not yet fully taken it on board. First, and quite simply, governments should make sure that existing programs are not cut for lack of resources. In particular, central governments or sub-national … Continue reading
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John Kay: a wise and witty fellow
Although people endlessly ask for predictions, they rarely really want the answers. It was only late too late in life that I realised that when people said, We really want you to challenge our ideas, they mostly did not. They … Continue reading
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Chick flicks
After uncomplainingly sitting through two episodes of Brideshead Revisited earlier this evening (even, I confess, with a degree of appreciation I didn’t feel on first viewing 25 years ago), the prospect of backing up for Mansfield Park was a bridge too … Continue reading
Posted in Films and TV
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Economics – FAIL
Time for a bit of economic navel gazing. What does the global financial crisis mean for the state of economics in the early part of the twenty first century? Pass? Conceded Pass? Fail? Well at the end of 2008, for … Continue reading
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Pope Benedict message
I feel quite angry with Pope Benedict message that “saving homosexual or transsexual behaviour was as important as protecting the enviornment” and that “God’s creation was about protecting man from himself”. Even some of my own grand children, who are … Continue reading
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My sister is engaged!
She asks me tell you that: Stevo Rocks, and She has bling! Update: Bling evidence:
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Nostalgia. It just gets better with age.
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