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President Barack Obama reiterated his commitment to addressing global warming in his annual address to Congress on January 20, describing the perils of rising temperatures as the greatest threat facing future generations. (Jeff Tollefson and Sara Reardon, Nature)
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On a crowded city sidewalk, a stranger knocks hard into your shoulder. Aggressive gesture or innocent mistake? In the split second it takes to lock eyes with your might-be assailant, your mind may already have supplied an answer to that question. Many of us, in situations like this, exhibit something called hostile attribution bias: a tendency to err on the side of assuming malevolence in the intentions of others. (Pacific Standard)
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Being around strangers can cause people stress and, in turn, make them less able to feel others' pain, new research suggests. But giving people a drug that blocks the body's stress response can restore that sense of empathy, scientists said. What's more, the same effect shows up in both humans and mice. (Tia Ghose, Live Science)
Getting Kids to Be Honest
While many parents looking to increase their children's honesty might opt for one of two diametrically opposed options—the carrot of reward, or the stick of punishment—this new research shows there's an important third route to take: appealing to the better angels of kids' nature, and encouraging honesty because it will make others happy. (Dan Jones, BPS Research Digest)
Observing Someone Cold Can Make You Feel Cold
Why did people sync up their responses to their cold counterparts? Neil Harrison, a neuropsychiatrist who led the study, has a theory: matching someone else's physical response can help us live together more harmoniously. "Mimicking another person is believed to help us create an internal model of their physiological state which we can use to better understand their motivations and how they're feeling," he said in a release. (Erin Blakemore, Smithsonian.com)
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Gary Stix: An article in the January issue of Scientific American by philosopher Eddy Nahmias addressed this debate, coming to the conclusion that we are endowed with free will, even if, at times, a lot of mental processing is going on before we become conscious of it. The article—and the intrinsic fascination with this question—prompted us to run a survey of visitors to our site, asking their opinions on this philosophical perennial, now being debated anew because of the brain scans that question free will's existence. The results are now in. (Talking back, Scientific American)
Scott Atran
In the wake of terrorist attacks last week on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a Paris supermarket, the world has struggled to understand the combination of religion, European culture, and influence from terrorist organizations that drove the gunmen. Scott Atran, an anthropologist at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris, studies such questions by interviewing would-be and convicted terrorists about their extreme commitment to their organizations and ideals. Atran recently returned from Paris, where he talked with members of the shooters' communities. He spoke with Nature about what he discovered. (Sara Reardon, Nature)


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To stay on site at the Country Thunder Arizona campgrounds, attendees must purchase an advance camping pass. There are a variety of passes, but each camping pass allows you to bring one tent (or alternate sleeping quarters) and two motorized vehicles under 34 feet. Everyone entering the campsite must have a four-day festival pass, and each campsite must be registered to an adult that's at least 18 years old. You're allowed to have charcoal, gas, or propane BBQs at your campground, but wood-burning fires, glass bottles, bikes, skateboards, and roller blades are prohibited.
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The price was fair and the morning breakfast was fine. A good restaurant was next door.
The charge mistake was upsetting! We received no extra soap or shampoo for our 2nd day there. I thought that was miserly.
the bed was comfortable for a 2-star hotel.
there was a very strange smell in the room--almost like a wet dog. the carpets appeared like they hadn't bee cleaned in a long time. the woman at the front desk was very polite, however, the man that appeared to be the owner was not quite as friendly.
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Paula Deen showed up for her rescheduled interview with Matt Lauer on the TODAY Show Wednesday, but her appearance did not help to staunch the hemorrhaging of her cooking empire over accusations that she used racial slurs in the past.
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Isn't it more correct to call this money "I owe you real money"-money?.. ("real" money could be central bank money, note ,coins). Isn't this the real reason to why banks are allowed to create this?.. because it's NOT counted as money. It is a "I owe you real money"-money. And it's not illegal to say that I owe you some money.. and you.. and you.. and you.. Me and my friend can agree that I owe him just as much money as we want.. for whatever reason. We have not created any new "real money" by doing this. Our agreement on a piece of paper could be some sort of money of course, because if it's trusted by our friends, it could be used to pay for within our circle. But we would never get caught for counterfeiting.. because it's not "real money". The contract will be some form of money.. but not the money that the government or central bank is giving out..
I still think there is a definition problem. People mean different things when they use the word "money". You use a broad definition of the word "money".. as meaning generally any form of means of payment? Maybe this is correct.. it's correct in any practical point of view regarding payment itself. But is this the real wordbook definition of money? The legal dictionary? If it is correct to use the word money for means of payment.. what is then the definition of counterfeiting? Is it specified as to printing your own CENTRAL BANK money? If it's only specified to as printing your own money.. then money can not be the private money that banks create.. or you and I could create some form of, by telling a friend that we owe him money.. because you will never get caught for doing that.
The "credit" money becomes real money when it ends up as a deposit in someone's account. A bank does not have to have deposits to lend out before it creates a loan to you or me. "Bank of Dave" in Burnley has to have savers' deposits before he can lend out. Most people think all banks work like "Bank of Dave", but they do not, and they do indeed create money from nothing by the act of lending. However the act of lending does ultimately reduce the bank's reserve account at the Bank of England if the new deposit created ends up with a different bank. These reserve accounts are what the banks uses to settle up between themselves. This process is described in detail in some of the earlier Banking 101 videos. If all the banks increase their lending at roughly the same rate, they can expect new deposits to return to them, thus increasing the money supply, house prices, and associated debt. The economy is relatively short of money at the moment, because banks are lending much less compared with a few years ago, and people are trying to pay down debts. The government is still borrowing fairly strongly, and along with quantitive easing, is going some way to counteract the relative reduction in the money supply compared to a few years ago. However the days of a bank like Northern Rock lending 8 times salary for a mortgage are long gone and unlikely to return, which is a good thing.
The reason Northern Rock went bust is quite interesting, and is described in detail elsewhere on this site. They lent too much, did not get enough deposits and repayment of debt back, so depleting their reserve account at the Bank of England. Other banks then felt they would not be paid by Northern Rock, so lost trust in it. It is important to distinguish between the accounts banks have to settle between themselves at the Bank of England, and loans and deposit accounts which most of us have with the banks. The new loans generally come first, before new deposits are created elsewhere in the banking system. Interest rates and the "reserve requirement" are usually very weak regulators of bank lending or new money creation. The main driver is the appetite for people to borrow, and the banks willingness to lend. Interest rates are at an all time low, and yet net lending (new loans less debt repayement) is very much less than in the boom years of the early 2000s when interest rates were higher. Too much was lent on private and commercial property in the boom years, so pushing up rents and house prices, which the real, productive economy has to pay for. Even now, the banks are lending very little for productive enterprise as they prefer to gamble on property and shares. Positive Money would reduce the level of debt in society by gradually replacing credit / debt money with debt free money, and taking the power to createnew money awayfrom the private banking system.
The fact that lending by "Bank of Dave" does not create money is down to the fact that it is not defined as a bank rather than operating procedure.
"Bank of Dave" is not classed as a monetary financial institution for the purposes of producing M4 data. If it was, then the act of making a loan
would increase the balance of M4 money, regardless of how it manages its
balance sheet.
It's the same point as noting that bank creation of money doesn't depend on banks being able to credit the borrower's account – new lending would still create money, even if they could only lend by handing over cash.
Bank of Dave lends existing deposits, whereas a conventional bank creates the loan and new deposit/money from nothing.
Bank of Dave lends existing deposits, whereas a conventional bank creates the loan and new deposit/money from nothing.
I'm not sure I understand your point, Simon.
Do you think that when a bank lends you money by giving you cash that it doesn't create money? Say, for example, I have a zero balance on my current account but I take £100 from an ATM, making me overdrawn. The bank has provided me funds from its existing holding of notes; no new deposit has been created. This still creates money (even under a narrower money measure, like M1).
I'm not saying the organisations don't have different operating procedures, nor that the distinction is unimportant. I'm only pointing out that whether or not it creates money (as conventionally understood) depends only on how the organisations are classified, not how they operate.
I give money to Dave's bank, my bank balance reduces, his increases, he lends it on, no increase in money supply. It is like lending money between friends, just using his "bank" as a middleman. It does matter that Dave's bank does not create money, and conventional banks do, because 90% of the populace think all banks are like Dave's, when they are not.
In the case of a bank giving you £100 in cash and you going overdrawn, the bank's reserve account which includes it's holdings of physical cash at the Bank of England is reduced so the overall stock of money is the same. You have £100 more, the bank has £100 less. However, if they had electronically credited your account with £100 which is the most likely scenario, £100 of new money would be created. When you go to the cash machine and draw it out, then the bank's reserve account at the B of E is reduced, so again the stock of overall money is the same. The situation is very different when electronic money is used. The bank credits your account with say £10,000, you spend it at the car dealers and a new deposit of £10,000 is created at his bank. The main thing is if all the banks create new loans in step, they can expect new deposits to return to them, which is what they did in the early 2000s increasing the money supply, house prices and debt. Northern Rock got into trouble because it was lending faster than other banks, and borrowing off other banks so it's reserve account at the Bank of England was depleted and it was no longer trusted by the other banks. The banking 101 videos on this site, and the book "Where does money come from ?" explain how individuals accounts work with the banks, and how banks settle up amongst themselves using their reserve accounts at the Bank of England. It becomes laborious defining money as M1, M2, M4 or whatever, especially when cash M1 only forms 3% of money, although M4 is used as a broad measure of debt and money supply.
I'm afraid you are just not correct to say that the stock of money is unchanged in the cash example.
As you mentioned "where does money come from?", maybe I can refer you to section 4.1 of that book which gives simplified definitions of the main monetary aggregates. You will note that as far as notes and coin go, this only includes that part that is the hands of the UK resident non-bank public sector. Cash held by MFIs is not included (as this would involve double counting). If a bank pays you cash, either in advancing a loan or as compensation for mis-selling, it adds to the amount of cash held by non-banks and therefore adds to the money stock. This is well understood.
This does not apply if we are talking about what's called high-powered money, as this includes notes and coin held by private MFIs. However, that's by-the-by, as private banks definitely cannot create high-powered money.
The rest of what you say, I think I agree with, although I would note again, that the fact that lending by "Bank of Dave" does not create money as conventionally measured, is only because the BoE does not
class them as an MFI.
Physical cash can only be created by the Bank of England, whether it is visible to the public or not. Electronic money can be created by the private banking system through the act of lending.
Bank of Dave does not create money, whichever way the Bank of England would like to measure or call it, until Dave gets the powers of a conventional bank.
Let me a try a different way. "Where does money come from?" is an excellent book, so I'll refer to it again.
Section 2.6 of the book describes the money multiplier model. As highlighted in the book, there are a number of problems with this model as a description of modern banking. However, it does provide a reasonable description of how organisations like "Bank of Dave" operate. Money is deposited by the public; then, and only then, is it lent out. However, this still involves the creation of money. The description in the book makes it very clear that money is being created and even provides a neat chart which illustrates it.
Of course, this all relates only to money as conventionally measured. You may feel that money is really something different and nobody can say you're wrong. In normal life, we use the term "money" very loosely, so it means different things to different people at different times. This is why it is so hard for PM to explain to people how money really works and why it is so important that they do.
We will have to agree to differ, although I accept the reasons for your conclusions. Conventional banks do the lending first, which
creates the new deposits, whereas as you rightly say Dave's bank takes existing deposits and lends them on. I fail to see how Dave creates money, in the same way as my friend recently lent me money to buy a car. Her bank balance went down by £5000, mine increased by same, and the reverse applied when I repaid her 3 months later. Neither of us could do "legal forgery" in this instance, unlike the conventional banks who are members of APACS, the financial clearing system.
The money multiplier model does not really apply in the UK, and you seem to think the deposit comes before the loan, but it is the other way round. I accept that money coming from Dave's bank will end up in a conventional bank which will increase their deposits / reserves, which they can then use as a basis for further lending, although my bank balance will have reduced when I lent the money to Dave . What really happens is what is described below from http://www.legalforgery.com , and "Where does money come from" says the same, 5.2.1 page 98. In effect the banks make new loans in concert, and then seek the deposits and reserves later to back them up, rather than the "multiplier model" applying.
I am a strong supporter of Positive Money and their proposals,and my father has done a lot of related work on his website http://www.legalforgery.com
This is from my Dad's web site. This does not include notes and coins created by the bank of England. Dave's bank is not a member of APACS which is the privilege of conventional banks and building societies.
"In the UK the power to create new money is reserved to members of the central clearing system known as APACS. The power to create new money depends on being a member of the clearing system because a loan made by a member returns when it is spent, either to the member making it or to other members of the clearing system. If all members of the clearing system make new loans at the same rate and in proportion to the number of their current account customers, an amount approximately equal to the loans made will return to each bank. The term "new loan" is used for loans made by a bank of money not received by them in the form of deposits before making the loan: this is new money which raises the monetary aggregates as measured by the statistic M4″
I think it's "money" if I can spend it – it is purchasing power that really matters in the economy.
I can spend the money in my current account at Tescos or I can pay my taxes with it, so that's money. You can't spend your friend's IOU so it's not. You can't spend Bank of England reserves either (because you can't have an account with the BoE).
Bank of Dave can't create money (ie spending power), commercial banks can.
The grey area is what I've got in my deposit account. True, I think of it as "money" but I can't spend it, or at least not immediately. It's more like deferred money. It doesn't make any difference how many times money is lent and borrowed, it only creates spending power when it's in a current account. M4 is a rather useless measure, as pointed out in Modernising Money
I'd agree that M4 is a poor measure of the medium of exchange. Its advantage as a measure of money supply is that it has a much stronger correlation with the level of debt in the economy than more narrow measures.
The problem with narrow measures (like M1 say) is that, although new money would fall within that definition at the point of creation, it's highly uncertain whether the asset created will remain as M1 money rather than being converted to non-M1 bank debt. With M4, once it's created it's much harder to get rid off without debts being repaid, so the relationship is stronger.
It depends what you are concerned with. If you want to look at the current payment power in the economy, M4 is probably not very helpful. If you are concerned with debt build-up, M4 is at least better than narrower alternatives.
Incidentally, I had assumed that PM's analysis (including the 97% figure) was based on an M4 like measure.
As a further note, the BoE reviews the definition of M4 from time to time to ensure that it reflects the latest market developments. If the aggregate balance sheet of lenders like "Bank of Dave" was to become significant, I would expect them to reclassify them as money creators for the purposes of M4 measurement.
I'd agree that M4 is a poor measure of the medium of exchange. Its advantage as a measure of money supply is that it has a much stronger correlation with the level of debt in the economy than more narrow measures.
The problem with narrow measures (like M1 say) is that, although new money would fall within that definition at the point of creation, it's highly uncertain whether the asset created will remain as M1 money rather than being converted to non-M1 bank debt. With M4, once it's created it's much harder to get rid off without debts being repaid, so the relationship is stronger.
It depends what you are concerned with. If you want to look at the current payment power in the economy, M4 is probably not very helpful. If you are concerned with debt build-up, M4 is at least better than narrower alternatives.
Incidentally, I had assumed that PM's analysis (including the 97% figure) was based on an M4 like measure.
As a further note, the BoE reviews the definition of M4 from time to time to ensure that it reflects the latest market developments. If the aggregate balance sheet of lenders like "Bank of Dave" was to become significant, I would expect them to reclassify them as money creators for the purposes of M4 measurement.
Bob Welham
Superb, crystal clear video.
UK's Lord Turner explains the cause of the financial crisis as fractional reserve banking « Canadian Liberty
[...] Also from this site, this video argues that commercial banks create money: Do banks create money or just credit? [...]
Credit is money. Notes and coins are no more than a token to represent credit. Money is a financial asset always backed by debt (it is impossible to have debt free money). Most have got there thinking back the front on this point. People just will not accept that money is no more than credit created by a journal entry. And as such it must be backed by debt
One minor interesting fact that has been ommitted is the fact we have free banking in this country as a direct result of the profit that banks make on lending etc. Banks overseas levy charges on personal and current accounts for customers cheques deposits etc
Bob Welham
With apologies to Clark Kent:
Is it money?
Is it credit?
No, it's Superscam!
Mike O'Keefe
OK for retail customers : the £85 k is pertinent. BUT this is nothing compared to the money created for corporate lending. If a bank lends £ 10 million by way of an overdraft facility or a term loan, is it not creating credit with associated credit risk ?
I would like to see what the proportion of the 97 per cent is corporate rather than to private individuals covered by the Government guarantee. From the Modernising Money book ( p 113/4) we see 45 per cent is to individuals, but this is secured lending and not at all clear what this means for retail deposits
Banking terms are full of false speech and not right speech. This is how people are misled to view credit and money the same way. First of all why something that is actually a debt (as in mortgage loan) would be called a credit for the bank and you. Bank has devised double entry bookkeeping where all credit and debit balances in two columns; not like our personal checkbooks.
Money (cash and coins) created by Treasury in the US like credit orginates as debt but once put into circulation carry no interest, so it is interest free IOU. Many developing and post-colonial countries like India and China has large part of money supply in cash, coin in resilient informal sector (not yet touched by banking so much) unlike US (3% of total money Supply is in cash).
Credit or loans carry interest for a term that is compounded for 3, 5, 7 upto 30 years. Banking can be seen as a legalized scam that originated during colonial period to meet the needs of imperialism, industrial capitalism and colonial trade, due to misunderstanding or very limited understanding of the nature of money.
This is where a mass awakening is needed and very much possible.
Thus it will be seen that the bulk of our money consists of intangible financial credits created by the commercial banks and lent to the community; |
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- Front Desk Control: Each unit comes equipped with the DigiSmart™ control and energy management software. With Digi-Smart™ using the optional RF antennae (DT01A), all units can be wirelessly connected to a central hub for enhanced energy savings and diagnostics. Amana brand PTACs also have a low-voltage interface capability with a field-supplied front-desk ON/OFF switch.
- Room Freeze Protection: When the unit senses temperatures of 40°F or below, the unit activates the fan motor and either the electric resistance heater or the hydronic heater.
- Easy-to-use Controls: No complex controls to confuse your guests and create phone calls for your manager. Controls are easy to read, understand, and activate. The new 7-button control panel provided guests with complete control of the unit for their in-room comfort while maintaining overall energy efficiency.
- Versatile Style: The unit's redesigned front and neutral color make it compatible with virtually any room decor. The new design allows the unit to blend into the room's color scheme and decor.
- Easy to Service with On-Board LED Diagnostics: The main components are easily serviced and there is no guessing to determine the problem with the easy-to-read diagnostics.
- Stonewood Room Front: The Stonewood room front strikes the balance between attractive styling and practical design. Distinctive contours and a modern appearance enhance the character of even the most luxurious room, while the sleek 7-5/8" depth maximizes usable space for your guests.
- Remote Thermostat Control: When the DigiSmart™ wireless remote thermostat (DS01E) is set up, both the remote thermostat and unit control panel continue to control the unit, providing flexibility and home-like system control. Installation requires no more than pressing two buttons. No need to run wires or make electrical connections.
- Remote Temperature Sensing: Guests enjoy ultimate comfort with consistent climate control. When the field-installed thermistor (RTS03) is used, the unit-mounted thermostat is overridden to allow more accurate, internal wall-sensing of room ambient temperature.
- Extended Heat Pump Heating: Heat pump models will operate in the heating mode down to as low as 24°F outdoor ambient temperature (heat pump models only).
- Zero Floor Clearance: The unit can be installed flush to a finished floor, if desired. (Some accessories do not have zero clearance).
- 30-Second Fan-Off Delay: The fan continues to run 30 seconds after the compressor has stopped in either cooling or heat pump mode and after electric heat has been turned off. This improves efficiency by dispersing the conditioned air on the coils into the room.
- Compressor Lock-In: This feature helps prolong the life of the compressor by preventing short-cycling. When the compressor is switched from Off to On because room temperature has risen or fallen below the specified limit, it will remain on for at least 4 minutes. If the temperature set-point is changed during this 4 minutes, the lock-in feature is overridden.
- Automatic Emergency Heat: No more "my unit is not heating" complaints during the middle of the night. Heat pump units will automatically switch over to electric resistance heat if the heat pump compressor system fails or if the heating load is greater than the unit capacity (heat pump models only).
- Constant Fan Mode: Take advantage of each unit's dual options — select continuous fan operation or cycle the fan ON and OFF with the thermostat. The new 7-button design allows guests to select fan performance while allowing the owner to have the unit revert to the desired program of continuous fan or cycle with conditioning.
- Hidden Ventilation Control: The ventilation control lever is hidden from the occupant's view to allow you to manage ventilation requirements.
- High-Pressure Switch: Protects the unit from high pressure and damage to the unit, helping to ensure long unit life.
Product Specifications Summary
- Heat Pump Reverse Cycle Heating BTUH: 8,300
- EER Rating: 11.7
- Cooling Capacity: 9,000 BTU/h
- Voltage: 208/230V, 60 Hz, 1 Phase
- Electric Heater Size: 3.5 kW
- Equipped with DigiSmart™ Control Technology (see below for accessories)
- Fits standard wall sleeve (WS900E)
- Shipping Weight: 127 lbs.
- PTAC accessories available here (thermostats, grilles, wiring kits, etc.)
Available DigiSmart Accessories
Reduce energy consumption by up to 35% with the DigiSmart Wireless suite of products available for your new Amana PTAC. The DigiSmart wireless RF energy management accessories are easy to install and will provide the maximum in savings and comfort.
- DS01E - DigiStat Remote Thermostat
- DD01E - DigiDoor Occupancy Sensor
- DT01A - DigiTenna Gateway Antenna
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