Valencia v Chelsea: live
28.09.11
FULL Then Valencia 1-1 Chelsea
90+2 min Malouda twisting and turning on the Chelsea morality. His cross
is deflected by Canales, and as Ruiz and Malouda go for the bouncing ball,
Malouda is bundled over! No price! Ooof, if that had been at the other
end... A prone Malouda takes his frustration out on Alba as he tries toBybring the ball away, and earns a yellow card.
90+1 min And if Jonas could have controlled that ball over the top, heIn the maincould have put that away easily! Canales with a superb progressive-footed dink over
the top, Jonas tried to guide the ball coming over his shoulder, but it
squirmed off his settle boot and went out for a goal kick.
90 min Three added minutes. Is that all? The jam howl for a foul as
Canales is caught by Mikel, but nothing's given. Cole with a bring forward for
Chelsea on the halfway line.
89 min Anelka with a patent miss from eight yards! That should have
been the winner! Diego Alves with another splendid save, this time with his
feet! He's made eight saves tonight, according to the well-drawn.
Source: Telegraph.co.uk
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23.09.11
Titular GDP targeting is not a new idea. It has an intellectual pedigree that goes back well before the moment, but even if we just focus on the recent debate over changing Fed procedure to targeting growth in the level of nominal efficiency, we're talking about nearly 3 years' worth of segment discussion. Scott Sumner started his blog in old 2009, was linked by Tyler Cowen reasonable a few weeks later, and had the economics blogsphere debating intensely by the end of that year. It has entranced a while for non-economist elites to notice, but the debate has been bubbling for a while. Neither has the American think over proceeded in isolation. Central banks pay varying amounts of r to the path of nominal output, and some—among them the Bank of England—put absolutely a lot of weight on NGDP. But Kevin Drum writes that it's significant to get the NGDP debate out in the open. I suppose that's reactionary; I just figured that's what we'd all been doing for the past 30 months.
The trigger for Mr Drum's
Source: The Economist (blog)
