The anatomical basis of dentistry/ Bernard Liebgott.
D 611 L71
Using a clear, accessible style, with practical Clinical Notes boxes, this book closely relates the basic science of applied anatomy to the clinical practice of dentistry.
Handbook of orthodontics/ Martyn T. Cobourne, Andrew T. DiBiase.
D 617.64 C65
Whilst maintaining a strong clinical focus throughout, this new volume provides [...]
Nearly four months after the earthquake that devastated Haiti, and after receiving a letter from former Presidents William Clinton and George W. Bush, the U.S. Congress seems prepared to expand access for Haitian apparel exports with the Haiti Economic Lift Program (HELP) Act. This is important because apparel is one of the few sectors, outside [...]
Had enough yet? Last month was the hottest March on record worldwide; global carbon emissions are tracking the IPCC’s worst-case scenario; poverty-stricken India is now shouldering a carbon mitigation burden greater than ours; and the Senate’s score on cap-and-trade is holding steady at zero. The latest effort collapsed on Saturday, when the sole Republican co-sponsor [...]
Recently Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, spoke out against climate change deniers labeling them as anti-science “flat-earthers” who are spreading outdated information:
“Mr Brown last night insisted that the science on climate change in settled, and accused those who question the consensus of being outdated.
He said: “With only days to go [...]
This is a joint post with Vijaya Ramachandran.
A hearty congratulations to Esther Duflo, winner of this year’s John Bates Clark Medal! Since 1947 the American Economic Association has awarded the medal to “that American economist under the age of forty who is judged to have made the most significant contribution to economic thought and knowledge.” [...]
This is a joint post with Christopher Ksoll.
Since the volcanic eruption in Iceland on April 14th, we have been inundated with stories about flight disruptions. Demi Moore can no longer travel to the premiere of her new movie in London. The opening of “Iron Man 2” has been moved from Europe to Los Angeles. Millions [...]
skip to main skip to sidebar Kopsa Otte Agriculture Blog Kopsa Otte CPAs Advisors have been involved in Income Tax Planning , Estate Planning Succession Planning for over 30 years . For more information about Kopsa Otte services , please contact us via e-mail at lkopsa kopsaotte.com or call 800-975-4829. Thursday , April 22, 2010 Posted by Legal : Disclaimer at 2:41 PM Labels : Political Older Post Home Wondering about the IRS's important due dates Gain access by clicking the link . below Small Business Tax Calendar Blog Archive 2010 96 April 8 HEALTH CARE REFORM ACT A FEW KEY TAX CHANGES START PLANNING NOW FOR THE NEW MEDICARE SURTAX NEW HIRING TAX INCENTIVE QUOTE OF THE WEEK NEBRASKA EXPECTS TO PLANT MORE CORN , BEANS , SUNFL . UNEMPLOYMENT MAP REVISITED NEW TAX REFUND March 21 QUOTE OF
An illustrious lineup was on hand today at the U.S. Treasury for the launch of the somewhat awkwardly named Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), a multidonor trust fund that the global leaders promised to create at the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh last September. The new fund’s goal: to help countries reduce poverty and [...]
The World Bank announced this week that it will providing “free, open and easy access to World Bank statistics and indicators about development.” It is an important step for the Bank. First and foremost because it will facilitate more research and better-informed writing about development issues; but also because it recognizes that this kind of [...]
The World Food Programme feeds almost 100 million people around the world. It has a world class logistical capability but its financial risk management capacity is extremely limited. In a new paper coauthored with Benjamin Leo and Owen McCarthy, I argue that the World Food Programme must be empowered to actively manage price risk, using [...]A recent New York Times article gives a real time lesson in the relationship between good impact evaluations (which often provide a lot of useful nuanced information) and policymaking (which thrives on big messages while trying to accommodate political, social and cultural pressures).
The focus of this experience, unfolding right now, is New York City’s Opportunity [...]
On April 6-8, I participated in the World Economic Forum on Latin America, which this year took place in beautiful Cartagena, Colombia. The meetings convened about 600 leaders from industry, government and civil society from over 40 countries. It included the participation of 6 Presidents from the region. I spoke in two panels on: (a) [...]Feeding three billion additional people over the next four decades and improving food security for one billion people who are currently hungry or malnourished—all in an era of worsening land and water scarcity, climate change, and declining crop yields—is a dire challenge. Meeting it will require a giant leap in agricultural innovation in developing countries, [...]
: , , skip to main skip to sidebar Kopsa Otte Agriculture Blog Kopsa Otte CPAs Advisors have been involved in Income Tax Planning , Estate Planning Succession Planning for over 30 years . For more information about Kopsa Otte services , please contact us via e-mail at lkopsa kopsaotte.com or call 800-975-4829. Friday , April 2, 2010 NEBRASKA EXPECTS TO PLANT MORE CORN , BEANS , SUNFLOWERS' Nebraska Ag Connection Nebraska Ag Connection reports that Nebraska producers expect to increase acreage planted to corn , soybeans , dry edible beans , and sunflowers , decreasing acreage devoted to hay , sorghum , sugarbeets , and wheat sown last fall while leaving oat acreage unchanged from a year ago , according to USDA . Nebraska corn growers expect to plant 9.2 million acres for all purposes in
Skip to content Hawaii Agriculture Hawaii Agriculture Blog Hawaii Agriculture and Related Stocks ETFs ETNs Indexs Annual Charts Faces of Agriculture Contact Us Mill smokestack restoration to start The Maui News Hawaii and Related Agriculture Daily Charts for the week ending 04-09-2010 Is biofuel Hawaii's next great industry Pacific Business News Published on April 10, 2010 in Agriculture Grants Biofuels General Ag News and Notes and Sugar Cane Potential exists to turn state’s renewable-energy needs into a cash crop Save the last of the Surgar Cane industry in Hawaii Sugar on Maui FOREVER CLICK HERE for larger image Hawaiian Electric . Co s search for long-term suppliers of biofuels derived from local feedstocks stands to ignite a new form of agriculture in . Hawaii But major challenges lie
Skip to content Hawaii Agriculture Hawaii Agriculture Blog Hawaii Agriculture and Related Stocks ETFs ETNs Indexs Annual Charts Faces of Agriculture Contact Us USDA Announces Partnerships in Hawaii to Help Navy Achieve its Biofuel and Other Renewable Energy Goals Mill smokestack restoration to start The Maui News Funding could define new future in energy for HC S The Maui News Published on April 8, 2010 in Biofuels General Ag News and Notes Sugar Cane and Sustainability The last sugar mill in Hawaii Puunene Maui CLICK HERE for larger image PUUNENE Within five years , Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co . may be out of the sugar business and use its 37,000 acres on Maui to grow much-desired biofuels , company , state and federal officials , announced Wednesday . afternoon The announcement came
Skip to content Hawaii Agriculture Hawaii Agriculture Blog Hawaii Agriculture and Related Stocks ETFs ETNs Indexs Annual Charts Faces of Agriculture Contact Us HC S studying future as biofuels plantation The Maui News USDA Announces Partnerships in Hawaii to Help Navy Achieve its Biofuel and Other Renewable Energy Goals Hawaii’s last sugar plantation to be biofuel lab’ BusinessWeek Published on April 8, 2010 in Agriculture Grants Biofuels General Ag News and Notes Sugar Cane and Sustainability Photo by Maui Tropica CLICK HERE for more Maui Sugar Cane images By AUDREY McAVOY HONOLULU Hawaii’s last sugar plantation could start producing jet fuel for the . Navy Federal agencies on Wednesday announced they would spend millions of dollars to study producing advanced biofuels from sugarcane
Skip to content Hawaii Agriculture Hawaii Agriculture Blog Hawaii Agriculture and Related Stocks ETFs ETNs Indexs Annual Charts Faces of Agriculture Contact Us Leading Role for HC S in Hawaii Renewable Energy Research , Biofuels Federal Funding to be Provided DailyFinance Hawaii’s last sugar plantation to be biofuel lab’ BusinessWeek HC S studying future as biofuels plantation The Maui News Published on April 7, 2010 in Biofuels General Ag News and Notes and Sugar Cane By Chris Hamilton POSTED : April 7, 2010 Sugar Cane Tassel CLICK HERE for larger image PUUNENE Within the next five years to 10 years , Hawaii’s last sugar producer , Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co . could be out of the topsy-turvy granulated sugar business and making much-desired biofuels , company , federal and state