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Minifie Park Child Care
Minifie Park Early Childhood Centre is an 80 place education and care service for children aged from age three months to school age. We also have integrated three year old and four year old Kindergarten programs five days a week.
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K2 is commonly known as the "Savage Mountain" and with good reason. THE SUMMIT tells a frightening story of K2 earning its name – in August 2008 when 22 climbers from several international expeditions converged on the High Camp. 48 hours later, 11 were killed or simply vanished into thin air. Like a horror movie come to life, it was as if the mountain began stealing lives, one climber at a time.
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Bumping up for hayles36
Age 38, had 3 fec 3 tax, periods continued through fec. Stopped on first tax in sept and haven't had one since. Though do seem to get cyclical breast pain and mood swings. Dx
hi i'm terri i am 27 and was diagnosed in january i've had a period all the way threw my fec chemo(well i'm half way had 4 fec and am due to start the docetaxel tomorrow)i was told they would stop by my 2nd fec but i think because of my age i'm still getting them.
Hi Vickie
1. I was 41 upon dx
2. Regular periods prior to dx
4. Periods stopped post FEC2 (Aug 2010) and have not been seen since!
5. I have been on Tamoxifen since Dec 2010
My cancer was oestrogen positive; in fact, ER+ status coupled with my family history means that I am considering an oophorectomy.
Hope this helps.
Nikki x
Hi everyone
I was dx 11/2004 age 42 with a 4.5cm grade3 infiltrating ductal carcinoma which was receptor neg, I started chemo 02/2005 till 05/2005, my periods before chemo were regular. After chemo I had 1 period around December 05 then nothing that is until yesterday, I thought I was starting with a stomach bug but no at almost 49 I have started my periods again I'm just hope it's a one of
Hi Vickie
I was 36 at dx, regular periods before bc, AC and Taxotere chemo prior to surgery. Periods stopped after 2nd AC. I've been on tamox for couple of years. Have not restarted periods, but had some irregular bleeding 2 years after last period, and again 6 months after that. Having pelvic scan soon-have been told it could be periods trying to restart, could be menopause. I have recently been getting hot flushes etc which I haven't had much until now.
C x
Here are some study results (Dr P Goodwin), Vickie, from adjuvant online, the number of premenopausal women out of 100 (%), who became menopausal 1 year after dx breast cancer. Mind, this is not a very recent study and does not include taxane based chemo.
With Adjuvant Therapay
With Nothing Tamoxifen chemo chemo&Tam
30 0 0 5 10
35 0 0 15 30
40 0 2 45 70
45 5 10 80 90
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to answer your questions;
1 4o years old
2 regular periods
3 6x taxotere, carboplatin and herceptin(tch) neo adj followed by 18 herceptin
4 periods stopped at 1st chemo
5 tamoxifen for 12 months
6. periods returned while on tamox (heavily) 18 months after stopping so had bilat ooph and now on arimidex.
Hello Thought i would add something here.
I am 14 months post chemo and 42 years old. My periods stopped after the second cycle of chemo. I started taking tamoxifen once chemo had finished. I thought I had been lucky to have avoided the hot flushes etc for menopause and thought by now I was probably in menapause.
I have just had my back flap reconstruction and was advised to stop taking tamoxifen until at least 4 weeks after the op. I am afraid the dreaded periods came back - Tamoxifen must therefore keep it at bay. I now still have the menapause to come!!!
Hi there
I had chemo ,tamoxifen and zoladex injection periods returned after about 6 months of stopping everything..... Oh and I went on to have two babies ( now 9&7) xxx I was 34 at first dx. just bin dx again in other breast bummer!!! after 14 years!!!
Hi Vickie, I had chemo to reduce the tumour before mastectomy when I was 39. I had 2 kids by then. Never had a period again but was told this would be the case before they started the chemo which was called CHOP. Hope the wee one is feeling better. Loads of viruses going around. We are all affected by it in my family, even my daughter in France! Love Val
Hi ladies,
Yes i feel (touching huge amounts of wood) really quite well thanks tina. However my three year old son has just thrown up all over so think am gonna have a fun filled few days, to build on last weeks trip to A and E with him to glue his busted forehead 😞 !!!
Thanks for your replies. Anyone else able to shed some light on the periods issue?
i had first cancer at 37 and had tamoxifen... then really bad periods... previously didnt have periods on cerazette
after about 9 months had a mirena coil inserted which sorted out periods and only had about 1 period each year in the august.
next cancer at 40 had chemo and then restarted tamox about 4 months after last chemo.... still had mirena in had 1 or 2 really bad periods when i started chemo then none until last aug when i had lots of bleeding which was a month before my hyst and ooph.... think this was probably them returning and was 9 months after last chemo.
Lulu x
Hiya vickie
hope you are well 🙂
I have several friends who had hormone positive bc + so are on tamoxifen. Only one of them has periods- the rest stopped during chemo + the tamoxifen has kept them at bay. So it's probably the hormone treatment that's responsible.
My periods only stopped just after 2nd tax although they had become shorter + lighter a little while before. My periods returned 7wks after my last chemo (!) so I quickly had to dig out my supplies of tampax etc which I'd put away thinking I wouldn't need them for ages! Interestingly, the 1st period post chemo was the day after my 2nd surgery following my skin mets dx. I've heard that the trauma of surgery can make people come on + that seemed to be what happened in my case.
Try not to worry
love tina xx
Hi, I was 31 when I had chemo, 7 cycles, periods stopped towards the end, got closer together, heavy, then light spotting then stopped. I got my first period 10 months after the end of the chemo. Very, very heavy, felt like a total mad women in the run up to said period, very hormonal 100 times worse then ever before. Then went on Zoladex for 7 months and have come off that as of Jan 2011. No periods as yet but are starting to feel hormonal again, so think they are on their way back. On tamoxifen, have been since chemo finished. Periods before have been irregular, long cycles. when I came off the pill 5 years ago in preparation to have a baby, it took 10 months before I started having proper periods, even then the cycles were far apart. I have been told to expect heavy periods for at least the first few. Am hoping the return of periods will help with the hot flushes. Boo x
The title says it all! I just wondered whether other younger women who had chemo had had their periods back? I havent and am 7 months post fec-t.
I wondered
1. How old you were at dx?
2. Were your periods regular or not before?
3. What chemo you had, if any?
4. If/when your periods stopped?
5. If you had hormone therapy and/or the injections to keep your periods away?
6. If/ when your periods came back, and if they are regular now?
I was 36 at dx, very regular periods before, periods stopped after chemo 4 ( first tax cycle, periods had got lighter and irregular under the previous 3 fec cycles), chemo ginished 7 months ago, tamoxifen started 6 mths ago, no injections, no sign of periods returning yet.
Thanks in anticipation of your response!


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Happy birthday to one of my best friends.
Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Sunday, 20 May 2018
Joining in the fun of the royal wedding
At the beginning of this term, I asked my brownies what they wanted to do this term. During planning we set aside a couple of weeks to have meetings where the girls have chosen what we do. They had many ideas but ultimately requested an evening where their brought in a bear and had a fashion show.
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Another year older
This week I have become another year older (not sure if I can say I am any wiser though!). I decided to have a quiet birthday this year. Previous years I have been to Lego land, A Doctor who experience and afternoon tea at Harrods. However with mum going on holiday this year and and the fact my birthday was on a Monday, nothing was planned.
Wednesday, 9 May 2018
Planning our Pack Holiday
This week at Brownies we have made a start on planning for our pack holiday. The forms have come back, the hall has been book and I have sorted the time off work.
Wednesday, 2 May 2018
My Little Pony Competition
Growing up I loved My Little Pony and so I was so excited when they re-launched the series in 2010 with a new animated TV series called My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic as it meant that Tilly would be able grow up with the series as well. Just like me, she started watching it and fell in love with it.
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Paloma Hotel Bodrum has 58 bedrooms with 138 beds in total. All rooms equipped with Direct Dial Phone, Shower and WC, Air-Condition, Mini bar, Hair dryer.
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Paloma Hotel Bodrum has rooms with Garden and Mountain views available.
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Bodrum Paloma Hotel has a main restaurant with 100 pax Indoor and Outdoor total capacity offers delicious tastes of Traditional Turkish cuisine. Snack bar and Beach bars offers snacks and cool drinks all day along while you enjoy the sun.
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Paloma Hotel Bodrum has Outdoor swimming pool, Children swimming pool, Billiards, Garden, TV Hall, Near Jogging, Near Diving, Near Sailing, Watersports. Moreover Safe box at the reception, Doctor, Market, Outdoor Parking, Extra Power Generator are available.You will have a very homely stay in Hotel Paloma Bodrum.
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Paloma Hotel is located in Gumbet. surrounded with trees and flowers You can smell the fresh perfume from your balcony.Hotel Paloma situated in a quite peaceful calm area far from the stress. Its only 300 m far from the fascinating beach , 3 km far from Bodrum city center and 35 km to Bodrum Milas Airport. Do not forget to visit Bodrum while you are there. Bodrum is todays center of tourism and yachting also well known with its dazzling bursting night life. Its a summer resort for fun loving people. There are many touristic attractions georgous bays, villages and historical remnant waits to be explored. And if you want to go crazy at nights.You can do that in Bodrum, which is the heart of night life. Its flashy. There are many swanky bars worth being seen in.You will lose the track. Bodrum is also hosting one of the world wonders, the ruins of ancient Halicarnassus and a famaous castle of the knights of Rhodes which is worth to see. If you have guide book you will see how rich is the area with History. So its your choice to emerse your self in the history or lay down by the pool and beach or party at nights.


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Amantara is comprised of 155 units, this includes 2-storey linked villas, semi-detached homes and bungalows. The parcels larger offerings present a handful of spacious bungalows and 25 units of semi-detached homes that are sold as of now.
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The said phase offers a variety of residences with versatile layouts; link-villas are crafted with built-ups ranging between 2598sq ft to 2899 sq ft, priced from RM1,065,000 while the larger 2-storey bungalows presented in a generous 4,516sq ft layout, currently sold from RM3.6 million.
As aforesaid, this phase also encases 2-storey semi-detached homes with built-ups offered 2,897sq ft and selling from RM1,488,000.
Developers have found that several property purchases made within Setia Eco Templer are by purchasers that live within neighbouring areas such as Rawang and Kepong while, bigger homes such as bungalows are currently taken up by businessmen as weekend resort homes.
Amantara has performed successfully and is in line with the company's expectations, due to the fact that nearby locales such as Selayang have undergone the construction of several high-rise homes as opposed to the landed offerings included within Setia Eco Templer.
The group believes that the township encases an extremely unique concept, hence the company may now need to manage the ongoing demand for its project offerings.
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The group additionally plans to inject life into the clubhouse by bringing in F&B outlets and a variety of convenience stores to serve the location for local businesses that add to the convenience of Amantara as a whole.
Some of the tranquilising areas intended for residents to relax and unwind include a Balinese style Grand Gateway, Candi Candi Terrace, Balinese Water Pavilion, Nusantara Lake and a tree house inspired Cocos Lagoon beholding unmatched sights and sounds of the township all placed within reach for those that will soon call the township home.
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SARASOTA, Fla. (March 26, 2015) – Inspired by a class service project, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee (USFSM) student Jeanine Ashforth turned her idea into a reality to help a disabled veteran. For her commitment to community and service, Ashforth was named a nationally recognized Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact.
Ashforth's inspiration for the service project came from the Reintegration and Resiliency course she took with Dr. Eric Hodges, in which the primary objective is to develop an idea to address the needs of homeless veterans in the community.
In the course of three months, in addition to her six classes and three part-time jobs, Ashforth designed, acquired supplies for and constructed a "tiny house" for a mentally disabled veteran with whom she had developed a personal friendship. He was able to move out of his van and into his new home days before this winter's polar vortex brought freezing temperatures to southwest Florida. He lives there to this day.
"Jeanine is a model for how one person can make a difference, as well as for how to take knowledge from the classroom into the community," said Dr. Sandra Stone, USFSM Regional Chancellor. "She is an effective change agent, not only through her very intelligent and articulate presentation of the issues, but also through her focused and effective problem-solving efforts. She is clearly one who translates theory into action to make a meaningful difference."
Having grown up as an "Army brat," Ashforth plans to commit her career to serving veterans. In addition to her work on the issue of homelessness among veterans, she also serves as a mentor in the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), a support organization for those who have lost loved ones to military service.
The Newman Civic Fellow designation is given to promising student leaders who have demonstrated an investment in their community. The Newman Civic Fellows Award is generously sponsored by the KPMG Foundation. Through service, research and advocacy, these Fellows are making the most of their college experiences to better understand themselves, the causes of social issues and effective mechanisms for creating lasting change.
As these students tackle community challenges, they provide fresh energy and perspective, inspire and mobilize others and develop their own skills and potential. This year's record number of Fellows will create an even greater capacity for engagement and change through online networking. In keeping with their generation's emphasis on networks over hierarchies, Newman Civic Fellows will share ideas and materials to further their work through an exclusive online community.
"These students represent the next generation of public problem solvers and civic leaders. They serve as national examples of the role that higher education can—and does—play in building a better world," notes Campus Compact Board member Richard Guarasci, president of Wagner College (NY).
Through service-learning courses and other opportunities for community engagement, colleges are developing students' public problem-solving skills, such as the ability to analyze community needs, the willingness to participate in public processes and debate, the commitment to raise awareness about challenges and the ability to inspire others to become part of the solutions.
About Campus Compact
Campus Compact is a national coalition of nearly 1,100 college and university presidents who are committed to fulfilling the civic purposes of higher education to improve community life and to educate students for civic and social responsibility. For more information about the organization and the award, visit http://www.compact.org.
About USF Sarasota-Manatee (USFSM)
USF Sarasota-Manatee is a regional campus of the University of South Florida system, offering the prestige of a nationally ranked research university with the convenience of a hometown location, including classes in Manatee County, in North Port and online. Separately accredited, USFSM is ideal for those interested in pursuing a baccalaureate or master's degree, professional certification, or continuing education credit in a small, personal setting with distinguished faculty and a dynamic curriculum of over 40 academic programs. Website: www.usfsm.edu


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30 scents in 30 days: I'm up for the challenge!
Do you follow me on Instagram? If not, you're missing out on my #30Days30Scents series. Every day, I'm wearing a different perfume and giving my overall review of it.
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Day 13 of #30scentsin30days brings us to @tocca Giulietta. I accidentally went spritzing crazy with this one, and I immediately regretted it when I realized that this #scent has lilac in it. You all remember that the #fragrance I wore on Day 9 (@cleanperfume Blossom) had lilac and lily, and I wasn't a fan of those floral notes. However, doing this challenge has helped me pinpoint the scent that I dislike most on my skin: it's lily. While Giulietta has lilac, I enjoyed this #perfume a lot more than Clean Blossom: this one doesn't have lily in it. It does have some other floral notes, like heliotrope, iris and orchid. This scent is sumptuous: this elegant Italian contessa. I will enjoy wearing it in the fall, as I think this one will be great during the cooler months #smellgoodfeelgood #smellgoodfeelbetter #beauty #blogger #thebronzebutterfly #thebronzedbutterfly #bronzebutterfli
If you want to learn more about the fragrances that I've reviewed on this blog, along with some others that I haven't formally reviewed, then this is the series for you. I'm also open to suggestions as I progress toward the end of the month, so feel free to comment either here or on Instagram and let me know which scents you think I should try!


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The "Green and Gold Food and Wine Festival" on April 9, 2016
6 to 9 pm @ Gold Country Fairgrounds-Sierra Building
This Week's Featured Winery
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This song is dedicated to Rachel Dolezal, whose story of passing for black has so dominated the media for the last several days.
The song is so black, yet the band is so white. Their performance is excruciating to anyone with an ounce of racial pride.
I saw these guys performing in Boone IA in 1966, and the only thing more embarrassing than their performance is the fact I thought they were cool until I recently found this mp3.
Well, it just goes to prove that if you are white, you can get away with just about anything… until you can't anymore.
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The dangerous war on supply chains
Protectionism in a crisis only concentrates risk domestically and diminishes economies of scale
Martin Wolf
"One of the things that this crisis has taught us, sir, is that we are dangerously overdependent on a global supply chain for our medicines, like penicillin; our medical supplies, like masks; and our medical equipment, like ventilators."
Thus, did Peter Navarro, an influential adviser of US president Donald Trump, draw lessons from the Covid-19 crisis for American trade policy. This view is seductive to protectionists. But it is wrong.
The lesson from the crisis is to be better prepared. Self-sufficiency in "essential products" would not be a good way to achieve this. On the contrary, it would be a costly error.
Attacks on cross-border supply chains should not be viewed in isolation.
The latest forecasts from the World Trade Organization suggest that the collapse in trade now could be far bigger than in response to the 2008 financial crisis. It would be very damaging if policymakers responded to the steep decline in their countries' exports by curbing imports.
Yet that is what forced "reshoring" of supply chains means. It would be yet another assault on liberal trade. (See charts.)
Covid-19 brought forth a wave of export restrictions instead. The products covered by these prohibitions and restrictions vary. But most of them focused on medical supplies (face masks and shields, for example) and pharmaceuticals and medical equipment (ventilators, for example).
These restrictions are legal. But that does not make them wise. In a collection of essays on Covid-19 and Trade Policy, Richard Baldwin of the Graduate Institute in Geneva and Simon Evenett of St Gallen ask: "Should governments react to the health, economic, and trade crises by turning inward?"
The answer is: No. "Turning inward won't help today's fight against Covid-19 . . . Trade is not the problem; it is part of the solution."
Remember that the problem was not with trade, but rather with a lack of supply. Export restrictions merely reallocate the shortages, by shifting them on to countries with the least capacity. A natural response to this experience is for every country to try to be self-sufficient in every product that might turn out to be relevant.
That is what Mr Navarro suggests the US should do. Yet businesses would then lose economies of scale, as global markets fragmented. Their capacity to invest in innovation would be reduced.
Only the largest and most advanced economies could plausibly seek self-sufficiency in such a wide range of technologies.
For all others, this would be a dead end.
More relevant, self-sufficiency is not at all a guarantee of greater security. In his chapter in the book edited by Profs Baldwin and Evenett, Sébastien Miroudot of the OECD distinguishes helpfully between "resilience" and "robustness". The former refers to the ability to return to normal operations after a disruption; the latter to the ability to maintain operations during a crisis.
In a pandemic, the latter is probably the more relevant. It is necessary to have access to essential supplies in a pandemic, though it is also necessary to be able to restore production quickly if some of it is disrupted.
The obvious way to achieve robustness is to diversify suppliers across multiple locations.
Producing in one's own country is not a guarantee of robustness. Any given location might be affected by a pandemic, hurricane, earthquake, flood, strikes, civil unrest or even war. To put every egg in one basket, even the domestic one, is risky.
Robustness in supply can thus be achieved through a mixture of a multiplicity of suppliers with holding stocks of essential products. The possibility of importing increases the potential number of suppliers and possibly the access to surplus stocks, too.
Protection, however, concentrates risk domestically, reduces the diversity of potential suppliers and diminishes the pressure of competition and economies of scale.
So far, global supply chains in health products have turned out to be robust. Mr Miroudot notes the ability of South Korea to supply Covid-19 test kits globally. He argues that its ability to expand supply quickly "requires international networks, skilled supply chain managers, reactivity, and agility.
This type of experience simply does not come from local production and activities shielded from competition."
So what would a sensible policy look like?
There would be national and global efforts to identify essential products in the event of various emergencies. There would then be monitoring of relevant supply chains and inventories, both domestic and global.
To achieve this, one would need respected and well-funded national and global bodies working alongside private industry. This should be viewed as a fundamental security concern. The pandemic has, after all, posed a vastly greater threat to security than the military threats governments have been spending trillions of dollars to contain.
In the course of such an effort, countries might seek to identify potential vulnerability to supplies from particular partners. Mutual vulnerability can be a source of stability. But countries might regard some sources as too risky. Yet a shift of supply back home need not be the response. Other possibilities exist.
Trade is a vital part of the global response to a pandemic, including the creation and distribution of the vaccine we need. Trade must also remain a large part of the global economy more broadly.
The ability to trade freely augments the diversity, and even reliability, of supply.
It also creates a big opportunity.Covid-19 may indeed reverse the integration of production of past decades.
We will regret it greatly if it does.
The dangerous war on supply chains
Gold shoots above $1,800 for first time since 2011
Nine-year high for the haven asset on fears over economic hit from coronavirus
Neil Hume, Natural Resources Editor
Gold has risen about 19% this year, cementing its position as one of the best performing major asset classes of 2020 © Bloomberg
Gold prices rose to more than $1,800 an ounce on Wednesday for the first time in nine years as data showed investors had stashed a record $40bn of cash into funds backed by the precious metal during the first half of the year.
The commodity, widely favoured by investors as a store of value in times of stress, breached $1,810 during afternoon trading in London, with a gain of more than 1 per cent on the day.
Gold has risen about 19 per cent so far this year, cementing its position as one of the best performing major asset classes of 2020 as investors have looked for safe places to park their cash at a time of heightened uncertainty for the global economy due to the Covid-19 crisis.
James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC, one of the world's biggest bullion banks, said prices "were already rallying well before the emergence of Covid-19", which has further added to their momentum. Net inflows into gold-backed exchange traded funds hit $5.6bn (or 104 tonnes) in June, taking global holdings to a new all-time high of 3,621 tonnes, worth more than $200bn, according to data published by the World Gold Council this week.
Overall net inflows in the first half of the year came in at almost $40bn (or 734 tonnes), surpassing the highest level of annual inflows, both in tonnage terms (646 tonnes in 2009) and US-dollar value ($23bn in 2016), according to the WGC.
This has helped offset a collapse in jewellery demand, which HSBC reckons could be down by a fifth this year, and an increase in recycling. "Investment demand is doing a lot of heavy lifting at the moment and needs to continue for gold to prosper," said John Reade, chief market strategist at the WGC.
Like other asset classes, gold was hit hard in March as investors rushed to liquefy their investments when the scale of the Covid crisis became clear. Since then, governments and central banks across the world have unleashed huge fiscal and monetary support packages, driving down yields on other safe assets, with some US Treasuries in effect paying investors a negative return.
That has undermined one reason not to buy gold: that it provides no income. More recently, the metal has benefited from nervous investors hedging their exposure to riskier assets after a rise in new Covid infections in the US.
"Fears of further increases in infections and related lockdown fears have been driving demand and thus prices," said Carsten Menke of Swiss bank Julius Baer.
"This suggests that short-term price risks remain skewed to the upside as long as the virus does not come under control."
Gold's strong run has turbocharged the performance of big producers, which can enjoy rising prices without an accompanying increase in costs.
The NYSE Arca Gold Miners index is up 28 per cent so far this year."We expect a strong interim reporting period," said Numis analyst Justin Chan, who is forecasting a 79 per cent year-on-year jump in earnings from the gold producers he follows.
The key question investors are now asking themselves is whether gold will surpass its 2011 record high of slightly more than $1,900.
"The health, financial and economic uncertainties generated by the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath are likely to continue to support gold's rally well into 2021, but at a reduced level, we believe," said HSBC's Mr Steel.
He thinks prices could reach $1,845 by the end of this year before falling back to $1,705 in 2021.
Explaining China's Economic Resilience
It is naive to believe that forced technological decoupling, trade sanctions, or forced changes to global supply chains will put an end to China's future economic expansion. If critics are too short-sighted to see this, it will be their loss.
Zhang Jun
SHANGHAI – Widespread lockdowns and border closures aimed at combating the COVID-19 pandemic have interrupted global supply chains and largely paralyzed the global economy.
Yet, the real weakness of today's global economy is not the vulnerability of its globalized production networks, but rather souring attitudes toward globalization – and toward China in particular.
Fear of China's growing economic clout drives many countries' foreign-trade and investment decisions these days, and not only in the United States. Concerns about the dependence of global manufacturing on China have prompted calls to reshore production and cut the country out of global supply chains. And the US is even threatening to stifle the Chinese economy through technological decoupling.
But China's critics are mistaken in assuming that the country's continued economic growth depends almost entirely on the maintenance of the global free-trade system and access to Western technology.
Although China is undoubtedly an important global manufacturer, the real drivers of its economic performance over the last decade or so have been rapid growth in its huge purchasing power and fixed-asset investments – including in the country's thriving technology sector.
The world has not yet fully appreciated the significance of the country's inward shift of economic gravity away from "external circulation." This is partly because many economists have instead been busy criticizing China's investment expansion and highlighting the potential debt risks arising from it.
As a result, politicians in America and many other countries still think that the most effective way to contain China is to target its position in global trade and supply chains.
To be sure, China has so far been the largest beneficiary of economic globalization over the past decades, mainly because of its integration into the global free-trade system before and after joining the World Trade Organization in 2001. Indeed, by the late 1980s, Chinese policymakers were advocating that the country use global supply chains and international markets to help it industrialize and accumulate capital.
China thus took advantage of its abundant cheap labor and adopted a "both ends out" approach, importing parts and components in order to assemble finished products for export.
But Chinese policymakers have long since understood that this growth model could not turn China into a fully developed, high-income economy. In particular, the severe impact of the 2008 global financial crisis on Western economies forced China to accelerate its "change of focus" by developing a more closely integrated huge domestic market and promoting growth driven by "internal circulation."
Such efforts have gained further momentum in recent years as a result of escalating trade frictions with America, and a recognition that China's continued economic expansion requires overcoming structural imbalances.
China has taken several steps to correct these imbalances and boost domestic demand. For starters, it allowed the renminbi to appreciate against the US dollar for at least a decade after 2005, and began to open up its protected market to foreign firms in line with its WTO entry commitments.
The government not only liberalized imports, especially of intermediate and capital goods, but also started allowing foreign penetration in financial markets and other non-tradable sectors. And by establishing an increasing number of free-trade zones, China has honored its commitments regarding foreign-portfolio investment and facilitation of cross-border capital flows.
Second, China has increased physical infrastructure and logistics investments at a rate of over 20% annually over the last 15 years, resulting in new and improved domestic highways, railways, airports, and harbor facilities. During the last decade, for example, the country has built a high-speed railway network of more than 35,000 kilometers (21,748 miles).
Third, since the beginning of this century, the Chinese authorities have consistently supported the construction of large-scale information and communication infrastructure networks, and encouraged private enterprises to innovate in cutting-edge sectors such as mobile payments, e-commerce, the Internet of Things, and smart manufacturing.
This has helped to foster the emergence of many locally based international technology firms, including Alibaba, Tencent, and JD.com. And at the beginning of 2020, the government decided to launch a new round of large-scale investment in 5G base stations.
Finally, the Chinese government has actively promoted national strategic plans aimed at integrating domestic economic mega-regions and generating domestic demand. This includes the construction of the Xiong'an New Area, where non-core functions of the capital will be moved from Beijing, and which will accelerate the development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei triangle.
In addition, the government has been developing the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area and is encouraging closer cooperation among 16 cities in the Yangtze River Belt. The Yangtze River Delta has been leading the economic integration process among mostly industrialized provinces, headed by Shanghai.
Likewise, two of southwest China's most important urban centers – Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, and Chongqing, the main city on the upstream section of the Yangtze River – have been given incentives to create a "double-city circle" through closer economic cooperation.
Furthermore, the freight railway to Europe from China's west and southwest, and the "new land-sea channel" to the south, will not only boost the mainland Chinese economy but also help to stabilize global supply chains.
Indeed, despite the ongoing shift in its economic gravity, China will certainly not have an incentive to disengage from global technology supply chains or retreat into isolation. On the contrary, it will remain an active participant in and contributor to global trade and investment.
And in opening up more access to its domestic market to foreign investors, China will further support globalization by helping to correct global trade imbalances. Efforts to stimulate domestic demand will create further expansion and opportunities for domestic and foreign investors, thus boosting future global economic growth.
It is therefore naive to believe that forced technological decoupling, trade sanctions, or forced changes to global supply chains will put an end to China's future economic expansion. If critics are too short-sighted to see this, it will be their loss.
Zhang Jun is Dean of the School of Economics at Fudan University and Director of the China Center for Economic Studies, a Shanghai-based think tank.
How Pension Funds Die, CalPERS Edition
by John Rubino
Say you're running a big pension fund that – according to the politicians who are handing out ultra-generous benefits to public sector employee voters – has to generate 7% annual returns in order to meet the resulting obligations. But the bonds you used to rely on now yield between 0% and 2%, depending on how far out on the yield (that is, risk) curve you're willing to go.
Stocks, meanwhile, have been rising, but can also go way down. You remember the near-death experiences of 2008 and this past March, and you never, ever want to experience another such nightmare.
So what do you do? Well, if you're extremely brave and your family already has plenty of money, you stand up, tell your bosses that their goals are impossible to achieve, and hold your head high as security escorts you to the door.
If you're less brave and/or rich, you might roll the dice and bet the farm on high risk/high potential return strategies, and just hope that it all works out. Worst case, you'll collect another couple years of big paychecks before security comes for you.
That's what the biggest pension fund just decided to try.
CalPERS gambles on risky investment moveThe California Public Employees Retirement System, the nation's largest pension trust, benefited greatly from the runup in stocks and other investments during the last few years, topping $400 billion early this year.
CalPERS needed it because it was still reeling from a $100 billion decline in its investment portfolio during the previous decade's Great Recession and was tapping state and local governments for ever-increasing, mandatory "contributions" to keep pensions flowing and reduce its immense "unfunded liability." But it faced a backlash from local officials who said vital services were being cut to make their CalPERS payments.
Just when CalPERS appeared to be climbing out of its hole, the COVID-19 pandemic erupted early this year, sending the economy into a tailspin. Virtually overnight, the fund saw its value take a $69 billion hit as the stock market — CalPERS' biggest investment sector — tanked. Stocks have since recovered, but CalPERS is still down about $13 billion from its high early this year.
Further investment erosions would, almost automatically, trigger even greater CalPERS demands for contributions from government employers, but the recession is also eating into their tax revenues, creating substantial budget deficits.
It underscores CalPERS' vulnerability to capital market gyrations.Investments more immune to fluctuations would be safer but they offer very low returns and CalPERS could not safely meet its lofty earnings goal — an average of 7% a year.
It's a vicious circle of conflicting demands and priorities, driven by an official policy of providing generous, inflation-adjusted pensions for government workers, bolstered by the political clout of public employee unions.
CalPERS desperately needs an escape route and has chosen the perilous path of debt. It plans to borrow billions of dollars — as much as $80 billion — to fatten its investment portfolio in fingers-crossed hopes that earnings gains will outstrip borrowing costs. It mirrors the recent and risky practice of local governments borrowing heavily to pay their pension bills via "pension obligation bonds."
"More assets refers to a plan to use leverage, or borrowing, to increase the base of the assets generating returns in the portfolio," the system's chief investment officer, Ben Meng, wrote in the Wall Street Journalrecently. "Leverage allows CalPERS to take advantage of low interest rates by borrowing and using those funds to acquire assets with potentially higher returns."
What could possibly go wrong?
The new scheme is an implicit admission that CalPERS can't meet its 7% mark without increasing its exposure to the vagaries of the market. "There are only a few asset classes with a long-term expected return clearing the 7% hurdle," Meng wrote.
Perhaps, then, the real problem is the 7% goal, much higher than those of private industry pension plans.
The author of the above article is appropriately skeptical. But it's a safe bet that both public sector unions and local government officials are applauding CalPERS' move because it buys them more time on the gravy train.
The near-universal hope is now that either an existential financial crisis forces the current national government to fold a pension bailout into a broader "everything bailout" or a newly-installed Democrat administration starts its reign by rewarding the public sector unions that helped elect it with a sector-specific bailout.
Both of these hopes are completely plausible, so it's hard to fault CalPERS' logic. But from a bigger-picture perspective, this kind of moral hazard appears to sit firmly at the intersection of greed and cowardice and is exactly the kind of thing that kills both pension funds and entire societies.
India picks a side in the new cold war
It is folly for China to drive its rival into America's arms
Gideon Rachman
© James Ferguson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has tried to avoid choosing sides in the fast-developing antagonism between Washington and Beijing. But a parting of the ways between India and China now seems inevitable following last week's border clashes between the two nations' armies, which left at least 20 Indian soldiers dead and an unknown number of Chinese casualties.
Mr Modi has met President Xi Jinping of China several times since becoming India's leader in 2014 and has made five visits there. As recently as last October, the Indian and Chinese leaders held a friendly summit, after which Mr Modi hailed "a new era of co-operation between our two countries".
The mood in New Delhi is now very different. Whatever happened high up in the Himalayas, Indians feel assaulted and humiliated by China. On Friday, Mr Modi held emergency meetings with leaders of the Indian opposition — a remarkable development in itself, given the extreme partisanship of Indian politics today.
There is now near-consensus in the Indian policymaking elite that China is a hostile power and that India's only feasible response is to move closer to the US and to Asian democracies, such as Japan and Australia. Despite Mr Modi's efforts to build a close relationship with Mr Xi, Indian anxiety about the rise of China has been growing for years.
Indians have watched nervously as China has built up a special relationship with Pakistan — a country India has fought multiple wars with. The expansion of Chinese influence in neighbouring states such as Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Nepal has also gone down badly in New Delhi.
India signalled its displeasure by refusing to send a top-level delegation to China's Belt and Road forums in 2017 and 2019. But while the China hawks in New Delhi have been gaining in influence, there remains a dovish school that has long argued it is not in India's interests to get sucked into an American effort to "contain" China.
In part, this reflects the legacy of history. During the original cold war, India pursued a policy of non-alignment and was, in reality, often closer to Moscow than Washington. As a country of nearly 1.4bn people, India is understandably determined to forge its own path and maintain strategic autonomy.
There are also sound economic arguments for trying to maintain a good relationship with China, which is India's second largest trading partner.
Any thought of trying to maintain equidistance between the US and China, is now likely to be abandoned by India. There are even hints that India may consider a formal alliance with the US.
One Indian intellectual, close to the Modi government, observed pointedly last week that one reason China might feel free to kill Indian soldiers — but not Japanese or Taiwanese troops — is that Japan and Taiwan are sheltering under a US security umbrella.
Donald Trump's hostility to the American alliance system makes it highly unlikely that the US president would consider extending a security guarantee to India, at least, not without considerable financial inducement. But an administration led by Joe Biden, his Democratic rival in November's presidential elections, might well jump at the idea of a formal alliance.
In recent years the US has become more overt in its efforts to woo India, as a balancing force to a rising China. In 2018, the US military renamed its Pacific command, the Indo-Pacific command and India's increasingly close military ties with the US has been reflected in arms purchases, port visits and joint military exercises.
An intensification of that co-operation, in co-ordination with Japan and Australia, looks inevitable.
Indians are wary of further direct confrontations with China in the Himalayas. But they may try to challenge Beijing on other fronts by working with allies in the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea.
India is also likely to make more concerted moves to lessen its economic dependence on China.
The chances of Chinese telecoms company Huawei being awarded contracts to build a 5G network in India now seem vanishingly small. Should China care?
Beijing's confrontational posture suggests the Chinese have discounted the dangers of any Indian retaliation. China knows that its economy is nearly five times the size of India's and that its military has more firepower.
The Chinese may even have judged that now is a good time to put India in its place when the country is stricken by the coronavirus and the US is distracted. In the aftermath of last week's border clashes, the Global Times, a nationalist newspaper in Beijing, wrote, in an editorial, that India should learn from this incident and cannot rely on Washington for support and succour.
In the short-term, that might well be right. Over the long-run, China should be worried.
The four largest economies in the world, ranked by purchasing power, are China, the US, Japan and India.
All four nations are intensely concerned by the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific region.
It is folly for China to drive India into America's arms.
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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Lao Tse
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Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out.
Warren Buffett
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J.P. Morgan
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Freight trains make big comeback in nation's transportation network
Warren Buffett's recent purchase of Burlington Northern Santa Fe shows the renewed importance of railroads in the global supply chain.
By Alana Semuels
January 3, 2010
More than 4,000 miles of train tracks stretch through California, winding up the blustery Cajon Pass and snaking through the desert surrounding Barstow.
Those tracks could be seeing a lot more traffic in the next few years as trains loaded with Chinese-made toys, electronics and clothing roll eastward, connecting West Coast ports with cities across the U.S.
Warren Buffett is a believer. In November, the world's second-richest man paid $34 billion for railroad giant Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp., despite a deep downturn in the railroad industry. Buffett characterized his investment as an "all-in wager on the economic future of the United States." But it's also a bet on globalization and the renewed importance of rail in the nation's transportation network.
Southern California is a key hub in his new empire. About 40% of all goods that the U.S. receives in containers from overseas enter the country through the seaports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. That freight must then move overland to retailers across the country.
Fort Worth-based BNSF has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years to beef up its Southern California operations to grab a bigger share of that business.
"Within our 28-state network, California is incredibly important to us," BNSF Chief Executive Matthew K. Rose said. "A lot of trade comes through there, a lot gets consumed in California, and a lot gets handled and repackaged there."
China's rise has given a new push to U.S. railroads, which have chugged their way back into the nation's transportation future after losing ground for decades to the trucking industry.
The sheer volume of inbound cargo from Asia to North America -- more than 40 million container loads last year -- has made it cost-prohibitive to haul all those goods over congested U.S. highways.
Rail companies have strengthened their networks and upgraded their equipment to handle the ubiquitous metal shipping containers to provide a nearly seamless transition from cargo ship to freight train to truck or any combination in between. This so-called intermodal traffic has been the fastest-growing segment of the industry for about a decade.
In 2008, international and domestic intermodal cargo accounted for nearly a third of BNSF's revenue, a figure that's expected to grow when the U.S. economy gets back on track.
Although factory jobs have been lost to Asia, international trade is now a pillar of the Southern California economy, accounting for more than 300,000 jobs. Chains such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. depend on the nation's trains running on time.
"There wouldn't be big-box retail and globalization if you had to truck in all those containers -- it wouldn't be worth the cost," said Anthony Hatch, a rail consultant in New York.
Over the last 20 years, ton-miles of freight hauled by the nation's biggest railroads doubled, from 876,984 ton-miles in 1985 to 1,770,545 in 2007, according to the most recent government figures. Paul Bingham, managing director of world trade and transportation markets at research firm IHS Global Insight Inc., projects that number will grow 14% within a decade.
Environmental concerns are also helping to fuel rail's comeback. Railroads can move a ton of freight an average of 457 miles on a gallon of fuel, according to the Assn. of American Railroads.
Freight rail's resurgence has been stunning for even some of its most die-hard devotees. Pittsburgh rail entrepreneur Henry Posner III recalls the mid-1970s, when railroads were tumbling into bankruptcy after losing market share to big rigs and air freight. He credits deregulation in the 1980s, and the brutal downsizing and cost-cutting that followed, for the industry's survival.
Posner's company, Railroad Development Corp., owns a piece of what was once the famed Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, as well as some lines in Latin America.
"Growing up, I was told that the age of the train was just around the corner, and in fact I have lived to see it," Posner said.
He said Buffett's big bet on rail was a "reflection of the position of the rail industry as an important part of our national transportation infrastructure."
One of the linchpins of this global supply chain can be found in the industrial cities of Vernon and Commerce, home to BNSF's Hobart rail yard. The massive facility, on 245 acres near the 710 Freeway, is one of the biggest operations of its kind in the world. Workers toil 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offloading shipping containers ferried by big rigs arriving straight from the ports. They pluck the uniform boxes from the backs of the 18-wheelers and stack them neatly on lines of train cars, some stretching two miles.
Other containers are offloaded directly from cargo ships to trains inside the ports.
On a recent morning at the Port of Los Angeles, BNSF conductor Dennis Marquez and engineer Armando Nevarez prepared to leave for Clovis, N.M., hauling 282 double-stacked shipping containers filled with assorted freight. This run required four locomotives, hitched one behind the other, to haul 6,000 tons of freight up mountain passes.
Walking through the bright-orange railway vehicles, the engineers inspected fuel levels, checked the air brakes and stored food in an onboard refrigerator. Outside, the horn of another train blew nearby.
Upon arriving in New Mexico, the cars of shipping containers would be attached to other locomotives headed for destinations across the country.
Ten years ago, the journey out of Los Angeles would have taken hours, the trains forced to navigate dozens of crossings over congested city streets. No longer, thanks to the Alameda Corridor, a 20-mile freight rail expressway leading out of the ports.
Completed in 2002, the $3.4-billion public-private partnership includes a 10-mile dedicated underground tunnel that allows BNSF and its West Coast rival, Union Pacific, to avoid L.A. traffic and speed their cargo to the rest of the nation.
Activity has slowed with the global downturn. U.S. freight rail traffic in 2009 was down about 16% from 2008. Traffic in the Alameda Corridor was down 20% in the first 11 months of 2009 compared with the same period in 2008. Some of that business might not return even when imports rebound.
That's because seaports in Mexico and Canada are becoming less expensive than Los Angeles and Long Beach, analysts said. A project to deepen the Panama Canal, expected to be completed in 2014, could make it more economical for massive ships from Asia to head directly to ports on the East Coast.
Other factors could hurt too. A bill pending in Congress seeks to partially re-regulate railroads. California's tough environmental restrictions could add to operating costs. And if the U.S. weans itself off coal for electricity production, railroads would lose a big chunk of their revenue because they haul much of that fuel to the nation's power plants.
Still, West Coast railroads aren't yet ready to surrender the advantage they've gained as globalization has brought more trade through their ports. They're making big capital investments to make trains even faster and more environmentally friendly.
BNSF is double-tracking its entire transcontinental line and in November 2008 finished laying a third track over the Cajon Pass. It has also been straightening curves and polishing the steel track to lower resistance and save fuel, said Bingham, the research analyst. It worked with the government to develop a hydrogen fuel cell locomotive, which it brought to Los Angeles, and is lobbying to create a rail yard closer to the ports to handle increased container traffic.
Whether in Los Angeles or Omaha, analysts agree that the increased dependence on rail makes Buffett's bet on BNSF a smart one. Railroads may be down in this recession, but this time they won't be left for dead, as long as the U.S. economy one day recovers too.
"We're very bullish on most of the railroads," said Jeffrey Kaufman, managing director of the brokerage firm Sterne, Agee & Leach. "These are good franchises. They're going to be around for a long time."
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