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Brad and Andy, owner of The Burger Dive have been winning awards for the best burger in Montana and the Best of the Bash Burger Bash award in Miami, Florida earlier in 2014! They also let us taste their bacon recipes this past weekend at Baconfest!
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It may not be a budget year, but revenue and the lack thereof will highlight the 2009 General Assembly, which began Tuesday.
The big issue this session, according to Rep. John "Bam" Carney, R-Campbellsville, will be the $456 million revenue shortfall.
"Revenue is going to be the big thing, but there will not be a lot of action since it is not a budget year."
Sen. Dan Kelly, R-Springfield, said revenue action could be taken this session, while other budget items could be set in motion for passage next year.
In order to help consumers make better-informed decisions on where to spend their hard-earned dollars, the Better Business Bureau will now assign letter grades to local businesses ranging from A+ to F.
The letter grade system - which replaces a less-detailed scale of "satisfactory" or "unsatisfactory"- represents BBB's degree of confidence that the business is operating in a trustworthy manner and will make a good faith effort to resolve customer concerns.
Efforts by the state to build a local alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility may finally come to fruition this year.
City Attorney John Bertram gave Campbellsville City Council members an update on the Taylor County Hope Community during Monday night's regular council meeting.
"They have the funding and are closing probably this week," Bertram said.
The Campbellsville site is No. 10 of 10 Recovery Kentucky centers the state announced in 2006. The City had applied for a $900,000 Community Development Block Grant to become eligible for the project.
Missy Richard spends her days helping people learn to live with mental illness, while at the same time battling her own.
Richard, who lives and works in Columbia, is a peer specialist at Adanta. Her job is to offer individual and group support to those who come to Adanta for help.
"Most of the time they just need someone to listen to them," she said. "That helps a whole lot."
And Richard would know. She was once one of those who came to Adanta to receive help for her bipolar disorder.
The Tebbs Bend Battlefield Association will have a public meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 18 at the Taylor County Extension Office from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The meeting is required as a result of an American Battlefield Protection Program grant the group received to help prepare a preservation plan for Tebbs Bend Battlefield.
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A Campbellsville man has been sentenced to five years in prison for selling cocaine and forging checks.
Jonathan Darrell "Skeeter" Cox, 39, of 1629 E. Broadway, Lot 9, appeared before Taylor Circuit Court Judge Allan Bertram on Tuesday, Oct. 21 during regular motion hour proceedings.
Records from Bertram's hearings on that day, however, were not made available until last Wednesday.
Taylor Regional Hospital Women's Center had a busy morning on Friday with three cesarean births and one natural birth.
Joshua Tavion Lee Graves was born at 2:34 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 2. He is the first baby of the New Year to be born at Taylor Regional Hospital.
"And we've still got one in the back in labor," said Women's Center Director Margaret McVay.
In all, eight babies were being tended to on Friday at the Women's Center.
A local teenager has won the Miss Kentucky Teen USA crown.
Jefra Bland, 18, competed against 36 other teens from around the state at Murray State University on Dec. 19 and 20.
Bland is the daughter of Jeff and Vicki Bland of Campbellsville.
A press release about the pageant, which was hosted in conjunction with the Miss Kentucky USA pageant, was not available until last week.
On Saturday, Dec. 20, the teenagers from cities around the state competed for the crown in personal interview, physical fitness and evening gown competition.
There's fewer drug dealers on the streets of Campbellsville these days and Campbellsville Police Chief Dennis Benningfield said one police officer helped lead the crackdown - Shannon Wilson.
"He's been very aggressive in making drug-related arrests and seizures," Benningfield said. "He's helped us take a few big drug dealers off the streets."
It's that effort that helped make Wilson the Officer of the Year. But Wilson won't take the credit. He says it was truly a team effort.
Applications for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program's crisis component will be accepted beginning today.
Applications will be accepted at the Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency office at 110 B North Jackson St., Monday through Friday, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.
Eligible households are those that are within four days of running out of fuel; have received a past due/disconnect notice; or have received an eviction notice and heating costs are an undesignated portion of the rent.
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The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) received a "B" in ratings released Friday by the South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) as a part of a new federal accountability rating system.
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Many people, upon first learning about 'Fractional Reserve' Banking, are drawn to the idea of the Gold Standard. They find out that 'Fractional Reserve' Banking leads to an inflating money supply, moreover one plagued by cycles of boom and bust due to its elasticity. They dislike this – they want money to work as a safe store of value by fixing its total supply. The Gold Standard is one way of doing this.
Before we embark on a discussion of the pros and cons of a Gold Standard, I'd like to dispatch two monetary misconceptions commonly encountered on the internet:
1: I have put the words 'fractional reserve' in inverted commas because, like so many terms used in banking, it is a misnomer. Banks do not require reserves to issue 'loans'! (to see why I put 'loans' in inverted commas, read this!). The 'money multiplier effect' is a myth of modern banking.
2: The Gold Standard is fiat money! One often finds (especially on the internet!) paper money described pejoratively as 'fiat money'. 'Fiat' is used as a scare-word to silence critical thought (like the way 'socialism' is used in the U.S. as in "Policy X is socialism!"). But 'fiat' currency – 'fiat' is Latin for 'let it be done' – simply means a currency declared by law as legal tender. "Money exists not by nature, but by law" as Aristotle put it. A nation adopts gold as the basis for its currency by fiat – by government decree.
With that out of the way, let's proceed! The idea of the Gold Standard is to fix the quantity of money by pegging its issue to a scarce resource – gold. Money has been pegged this way in the past, as coins made of precious metals, or as receipts exchangeable for a fixed measure of the metal. For example, the name "dollar" comes from the silver coins called talers, originally minted in the Czech Republic. The U.S. dollar began its life as a silver coin – according to Wikipedia:
"The first United States dollar was minted in 1794. Known as the Flowing Hair Dollar, it contained 416 grains of "standard silver" (89.25% silver and 10.75% copper), as specified by Section 13 [33] of the Coinage Act of 1792. It was designated by Section 9 of that Act as having "the value of a Spanish milled dollar".
Why do supporters of the Gold Standard – sometimes referred to as 'gold-bugs' for short – want this kind of money? Let's ask what money is for in general. Economists identify three main economic functions served by money:
1 - As a means of exchange / deference of payment
2 - As a store of value
3 - As a unit of account
'Gold-bugs' argue that since 'paper money' can be increased at will by government and banks it is inflationary and so will not perform the second function of money properly. In today's banking system, the term 'paper money' can be taken to mean all notes, coins and digital bank deposits which are not backed by any commodity. Most 'paper' money is in fact numbers in a computer and not paper at all. 'Gold-bugs' are quite right that this modern 'paper' money supply is inflationary – in creating our national money supply digitally, as interest-bearing debt in the form of bank deposits, commercial banks (aided and abetted by our government) cause a great deal of inflation. They are also right that it is excessively elastic. When commercial banks make a lot of new 'loans' the money supply expands, When a lot of old 'loans' are repaid the money supply contracts. This leads to boom and bust.
Let's imagine we lived instead in a 'Gold-bug Utopia' where the Gold Standard is used. Say everyone were exchanging a fixed supply of gold coins, which are initially distributed equitably amongst the citizenry. If the supply of goods and services these citizens provide increases, then the supply of money they exchange cannot increase in tandem -it is fixed by the supply of gold in existence. This naturally leads to deflation.
Deflation means that the same amount of money buys more goods and services than before, since these have increased whereas money (gold) is fixed. This sounds like a fine thing – it's as if society were investing in its own productive company and the increased goods money can buy us via deflation were a deserved return on our "investment" – the hard work we put in to run our economy. Gold Standard money seems to perform admirably as a store of value. A recent defense of the Gold Standard from the Mises institute makes these points in its favour.
There is a problem within today's economy however – with all of us up to our eyeballs in debt due to the mess left by 'Fractional Reserve' banking, deflation would be a disaster. Companies and governments would need to exchange ever more goods and services for the money to pay down their fixed debts – meaning if the Gold Standard were implemented wholesale tomorrow, it would probably cause a gigantic debt deflationary crash! So just as with the Positive Money system, anyone advocating the Gold Standard should have a gradual, stable transition to a largely debt-free economy in mind.
Assuming we have a sensible plan to get there, is there a more fundamental problem with the 'gold-bug utopia' I have just described? I think there is and this problem leads me to discount the Gold Standard as a good idea. The problem is one pointed out in detail by Silvio Gesell in his book "The Natural Economic Order" – that there is a potential conflict between using money as both a store of value and a means of exchange.
To make money function as a good store of value, 'gold-bugs' would have us tie it to the fixed supply of a scarce commodity which does not degrade over time – gold does not rust. The problem is that money then enjoys privileges that no mere commodity can. Gesell argues persuasively that by making money – that which is exchanged for goods – immune to the devaluation those goods are subject to (bread molds, cloth wears, pots and pans rust etc) we are favouring the user of goods and discriminating against the producer of them. Drawing inspiration from the ideas of French anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Gesell lays out his solution of "freigeld" – free money – in the book's introduction:
"Must money always remain what it is at present ? Must money, as a commodity, be superior to the commodities which, as medium of exchange, it is meant to serve ? In case of fire, flood, crisis, war, changes of fashion and so forth, is money alone to be immune from damage ? Why must money be superior to the goods which it is to serve ? And is not the superiority of money to goods the privilege which we found to be the cause of surplus-value, the privilege which Proudhon endeavoured to abolish?
Let us, then, make an end of the privileges of money. Nobody, not even savers, speculators, or capitalists, must find money, as a commodity, preferable to the contents of the markets, shops, and warehouses. If money is not to hold sway over goods, it must deteriorate, as they do. Let it be attacked by moth and rust, let it sicken, let it run away; and when it comes to die let its possessor pay to have the carcass flayed and buried. Then, and not till then, shall we be able to say that money and goods are on an equal footing and perfect equivalents – as Proudhon aimed at making them."
When money does not rust, those with money have a store of value immune to deterioration, while those holding goods do not. Hence those with money will have superior bargaining power to those with goods. They can wield this advantage in every market exchange, exploiting it to accumulate more and more money for themselves. Over time then, the "gold-bug utopia" goes bad – almost all the gold coins end up in the possession of a few people (the 1% you might call them!), who can then exploit their gold monopoly to trap everyone else into peonage. Producers still require a temporary means of exchange, but this has been monopolized by the holders of gold to serve as their incorruptible store of ever accumulating value. So gold must be borrowed at almost any rate of interest demanded by its lenders. Ironically enough, the Gold Standard advocated by Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek can itself be "the road to serfdom"!
Gesell's solution to this problem was to issue money as a paper note legislated to devalue over time, thus putting money on par with the goods and services it was to serve in exchanges. The note would have to be stamped each month to remain valid for exchanges, with each stamp incurring a fee to represent the gradual devaluation of the note. This system is known as demurrage and is the basis for many local currencies today. The system was famously implemented successfully to revitalise the town of Worgl during the Great Depression. Here is a Worgl note – you can see on the right twelve boxes for the monthly stamps:
Paper money, such as the note above, is sometimes criticized by 'commodity money' theorists on the grounds that it has no intrinsic value. But is there really such thing as 'intrinsic value'? I would say that people will value goods and services differently, depending upon each person's character and circumstances. Gold may in fact be quite value-less to the producer of goods, a point Gesell makes in his book:
"But must the medium of exchange be made of gold? Does a peasant who has grown cabbages and wishes to sell them to pay a dentist, need gold ? Is it not, on the contrary, a matter of complete indifference to him, for the short time during which, as a rule, he retains the money, of what substance the money consists ? Has he, as a rule, even time to look at the money ? And can one not use this circumstance to make money out of paper ? Would not the necessity of offering the products of the division of labour, namely the wares, in exchange for money still exist, if we substituted cellulose for gold in the manufacture of money ? Would such a transition cause the abandonment of the division of labour, would the population prefer to starve rather than recognise cellulose-money as the instrument of exchange?"
Value is always subjective, never 'intrinsic'. When people make market exchanges, each gives the other something they value less at the time in exchange for something they value more. Gesell argues it is solely its utility in the act of exchange that should give money its value and that attempting instead to give money an 'intrinsic value' is attempting to conjure a phantom.
In "Where Does Money Come from?" (chapter 2) the role of money is described as that of recording "a social relationship between creditor and debtor". In Gesell's example quoted above, the creditor was the peasant seller of cabbages, the debtor the cabbage buyer who gives a deferred payment (i.e. money, whether gold or paper) in exchange. Later, the peasant becomes a debtor to the dentist, by exchanging this money for the credit of dental treatment. And society, embodied in the dentist, has just honoured the original debt from the sold cabbage. Money represents a social relationship then – a social agreement to accept deferral of payments over direct barter – not a store of value. I say we should think of value being stored in the people we care for, the communities we live in and the beauty of the natural world – not in bars of gold.
Two famous economists of the day – Irving Fisher and John Maynard Keynes – were impressed by the ideas of the 'amateur economist' Gesell. Fisher commented that:
"Free money may turn out to be the best regulator of the velocity of circulation of money, which is the most confusing element in the stabilization of the price level. Applied correctly it could in fact haul us out of the crisis in a few weeks … I am a humble servant of the merchant Gesell."
and Keynes that:
"Gesell's chiefwork is written in cool and scientific terms, although it is run through by a more passionate and charged devotion to social justice than many think fit for a scholar. I believe that the future will learn more from Gesell's than from Marx's spirit."
In his highly influential book "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" Keynes identifies a second privilege money enjoys over goods and services, one he regarded as even more important and termed "liquidity preference". He also disagreed with Gesell's solution of demurrage and proposed instead using steady inflation as a means to make money "rust", thus placing it on par with the goods and services it is exchanged for. The choice between Gesell's or Keynes' proposed solution can be up for debate. Perhaps various money systems can operate at different scales (community, county, nation state etc) with different choices (demurrage or inflation) being appropriate in different cases?
I wrote this piece for everyone who thinks that the current banking system is socially harmful, because I think it is important that of the many alternatives available we choose the best one. I don't think the Gold Standard is a good idea because it tends to increase even further the privileges of those with money, allowing them to accumulate for themselves even more excessive wealth. Inequality has already reached staggering levels – moving to the Gold Standard, a system likely to further exacerbate inequality, could tear society apart.
I urge those who are critics of "Fractional Reserve" Banking and advocates of the Gold Standard to consider instead Positive Money's proposals. These would also stabilise the money supply, but allow the use of demurrage or inflation as desired, to check increasing inequality and help the producers of what we really value – the goods and services desired by society. The power of money would be placed more in the hands of people and communities – "the best shots" – rather than governments and banks – "the big battalions".
While I sympathise with 'gold-bugs' fears that 'paper money' is vulnerable to manipulation and therefore too risky, I think that with proper checks and balances in place the benefits of 'paper money' over gold outweigh the risks. The U.S. constitution, for instance, separates the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government. Add a monetary branch explicitly – as Positive Money advocates via the Monetary Policy Committee – and I think manipulation of currency and conflicts of interest can be held in check. As Ben Dyson argues in this podcast:
"…there is this magic box out there and anybody who has this magic box can just pull money out of it. Over the centuries kings and private banks fought for control over this "Magic box". Now it is in the hands of private banks. But, if we would give it to the hands of governments, they probably would abuse it for their own benefit as well.
"So, the best solution is to put this box in the centre of the society, so that everybody knows where it is and how exactly it is being used.
"In practical terms it means giving the power to create money to an accountable and transparent body, such as the Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of England …and make sure that we know exactly what they are doing, how much money they have created in any moment and where that money is going…"
In conclusion then, 'fiat' money can accomplish the aims of the Gold Standard (stabilising the money supply) without its drawbacks, providing it is made accountable to the public. 'Gold-bugs' everywhere should consider a change of heart: I think that the system Positive Money advocates would deliver us a more stable, equitable, accountable and sustainable economy.
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João Granchinho
Very very
good article! This will be a very useful quick reference for arguments.
For me the main reason a commodity based money system isn't the answer is as
you put it: "Over time then, the "gold-bug utopia" goes bad – almost all
the gold coins end up in the possession of a few people (the 1% you might call
Besides the
fact that if too many people hoard it, there'll be considerably much less in
circulation (since the money supply is almost constant), when you find someone
advocating a commodity based money system, almost invariably you've found
someone who's invested in that commodity – the ones who'd profit from such a
Never heard of this fellow Gesell before, but I'll look into it.
Excellent article. Very important ground covered.
Thank you for this article – it gives a perspective on money that I had not heard before.
There is a further important argument against a gold standard:
Overall, prices (for different goods) don't adopt simultaneously. That means, facing a deflation, first of all money is missing, missing to buy up the whole gross national product (deflation->less money in comparison to goods). In other words, that means unemployment, deriving merely from the monetary sphere.
And a similar argument also is applicable against inflation. Inflation makes planning for businessmen more difficult or in case of high inflation even impossible. Therefore, a demurrage currency (or "free money") which provides a constant price level, is preferable to inflation. With Keynes's solution you actually get inflationary and deflationary tendencies in parrallel.
Also see this:
And the three videos of Prof. Bernd Senf with English subtitles (click on one of the British flaggs)
Good article. You have this spot on especially how banks work now in that they certainly do not lend from their reserves which means the money multiplier is a complete myth as you say, the reason QE isnt inflationary etc etc
I dont agree with positive moneys 100% reserve banking as im an MMTer, would rather just nationalise them or keep them on a very tight leash but we are not a million miles away from you guys. Good luck to all.
I would also classify myself as MMT if I needed to pick a label. As Andy says, this article by David is not very far away from the MMT position. I'll add that I think it is well written and balanced. I especially like the not so subtle reminder that whatever system we choose, it is by decree of the state.
I understand the anger at what was allowed to happen through fractional reserve banking, but I don't think we can hold the system architecture wholly responsible. I'm not sure we need to get all the way to full reserve banking, but I can see some benefits.
Regarding inflation / deflation / value of money etc.. Does it really matter? Isn't it really about how much we can purchase with what we earn and hasn't that mostly (just barely recently) been moving in the right direction. I really like the insight that inflation acts in a way to prevent hoarding of money.
The 1st key is policy space that comes with monetary sovereignty. I think David is correct that a gold standard (even a fiat one) shrinks our pool of options.
Having a currency 100% backed up by gold is counter-productive.
You can have a 20% or 40% ratio currency:gold .I find the problem occurs when you have a MONOPOLY in the emission of money.Every developed country must find a way to encourage currency competition.Every country should have parallel currencies competing with each other.What do you think about having competing parallel currencies?
I think it is a bad idea, because it will end up with a few big banks, finally a banking cartell, controlling the currency market. Why? Because there is a crucial difference to markets of goods.:
Good market: The customer chooses between good A, B or C
Currency market: You choose between currency A, B or C… and additionally you are dependent on that that your counterpart accepts your choice of currency. So, you choose A, but your trade partner considers currency A as untrustworthy, because he has hardly run across it, it is emitted by a small body, no one seems to use it, it might be a little bit dodgy. Conclusion:
Market participants have an incentive to use widely used currencies. And banks have an important role in transactions. So, it will be a few big banks, controlling the "free" currency market. That means, money is not marketable. So, therefore it is better to have money creation controlled by public.
you already have a banking cartel if you have an indipendent central bank like the FED.
The FED, independent from whom? Or the other way round: Dependent on whom? Right, from high street banks. This dependency should be shifted to public hands, into light, away from the banking cartell the Fed is.
By the way, the Bank of England had William of Orange's blessings, because inflation resulting from money being created free of loans and through government spending would have been seen through, it would have been recognised as undeclared tax, by public. That is not the case with this weird system called fractional reserve banking
The only currency people want is the one they can pay their taxes with.
The only currency government wants is the one they can tax and extort from the people.
So straight to the point and well argued that there is nothing to add
David A. Jones (guest author)
Thank you for the nice comments everyone
Runnymede Project/Frank Taylor
Gold (or any other currency base) offers no guarantee against private money creation. The Templars worked out how to leverage credit out of bullion 900 years ago. The Lombards and the Medici later developed and refined these ideas. Even in the days of the gold standard and Bretton Woods, currencies were typically leveraged to 8 or 10 times, sometimes more, of their bullion base.
Thus it does not matter what is used as base currency provided its issue is limited to the productive capacity of the economy. Too little money and we get the drought of recession and depression. Too much and we get the flood of inflation.
There is an added problem with gold which is rarely discussed. Only about twenty or so countries are significant gold producers and exporters. In effect such states, plus the mining and commodities corporations which control the gold mines, are to be given the privilege of issuing the global money supply. The advent of an OPEC style cartel would be inevitable.
Historically there has been a very close kinship between the mining and commodities corporations … the likes of DeBeers, Rio Tinto, Jardine Mathesson etc … and the banks. To replace the fractional reserve/money multiplier with gold might be history's shortest journey from the frying pan into the fire!
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I do want to stay on topic but as you mention that gold would just be hoarded it's important to remember that it has no intrinsic value at all, it's just metal, to that end could we not have concurrent currencies which compete like gold, silver, paper printed money… and the market decides?
Apparently they have this in South America.
John KingofthePaupers Turmel
Fiat or Gold Standard
Jct: I guess they're not going to find the best standard if they limit their focus to those two. With the proliferation of LETS mutual-credit timebanks around the world, how can the miss the Time Standard Of Money proposed in MiIllennium Declaration C6 to governments to restructure the global financial architecture with an alternative time-based currency! How could they omit the Time Standard of Money?


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|Reviews for In Hot Water
| Nora678 chapter 4 . 2/22
Amazing! Haha that place is really laid-back to let an ex-thief take a police officer's uniform and go on patrol.
And I'm loving the invitation btw XD
| sezvar chapter 4 . 2/19
| ahappygoat chapter 4 . 2/3
this was adorable! i especially love the way levi got mikasa a ring and asked her first x3 cuties. great story!
| AnnaMay Girl chapter 4 . 2/1
OMG Loved this fic (: It was absolutely hilarious! I would love it if there was a sequel if ya know what i mean ;) Lol JK but seriously this fic was awesome!
| bob chapter 2 . 1/18
you did a great job
| hidansbabe530 chapter 4 . 12/14/2014
So at the end of that, I was gonna cry because of how cute it was, and then the wedding invitation made me laugh so hard! Oh this was all so beautiful!
| hidansbabe530 chapter 3 . 12/14/2014
Oh my gosh! The end of that was cute! So cute! And sweet! I fucking love Levi!
| hidansbabe530 chapter 2 . 12/14/2014
that smut was good! oh drunk smut, how lovely you are.
| hidansbabe530 chapter 1 . 12/14/2014
Oh my gosh this was beautiful. I couldn't stop laughing.
| TeenTitanzzLuva chapter 4 . 12/8/2014
This was fantastic. Thank you so much for writing this :)
| Sol chapter 4 . 11/14/2014
The best word I can use to describe this story is beautiful. Thank you for writing.
| Guest chapter 1 . 11/14/2014
| crying chapter 4 . 10/6/2014
That's was incredible!
A typical child Mikasa who loves her brother more than anything and a beautiful side of Levi.
You did SUCH an amazing job!
I loved every part of this fanfic from start to finish, thank you so much for writing this!
May Levi x Eren live forever!
| Awww chapter 3 . 10/6/2014
What I love about Rivaille the most is that he's so understanding!
I love the way he comforted Eren, and also bringing him back to reality.
And that last part...he was practically saying "You belong here with me." w
| squealing chapter 2 . 10/6/2014
Kyaaa that was so hot!
If that was your FIRST time writing something like this...
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Responding to Russian President Vladimir Putin's letter addressed to the Arab League Summit, Saudi Foreign Affairs Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal in his speech said he should not express support for the Middle East while fueling instability by supporting Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad.
Pakistan has sent a jumbo jet and a naval frigate to evacuate its citizens and diplomatic staff stranded in Yemen.
Arab leaders announced here on Sunday the formation of a unified military force to counter growing security threats in the region, according to a communique issued at the end of the two-day Arab League summit.
Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen will continue until Houthi rebels "withdraw and surrender their weapons," a summit of Arab leaders decided on Sunday.
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Prince Faisal ibn Khaled, Asir governor, inspects the border at Dhahran Al-Janoub province, southern Saudi Arabia.
The General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) announced the test run of the new Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah will take place in April.
The US military dropped 60,000 leaflets on Daesh (the so-called IS) in Syria showing a grisly depiction of extremist recruits being fed into a meat grinder, the Pentagon said.
By 2019, participation banking assets with commercial banks in Qatar, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, UAE and Turkey (QISMUT) are expected to represent a $1.8 trillion participation banking industry, EY's World Islamic Banking Competitiveness (WIBC) report revealed.
Over a dozen debt-laden farmers have committed suicide.
Confusion and sporadic violence blighted Nigeria's tensest presidential election.
Head of the Supreme Council of the Yemeni communities around the world and head of the Jeddah community Mehdi Hatem Nahari expressed his absolute support for the operation Decisive Storm aimed at restoring legitimacy in Yemen.
The secretary-general of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Iyad Ameen Madani, has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the Makkah Hotel in Mogadishu that occurred on March 27.
Khaled Almaeena's article "Why I write" (March 29) conveys his sincerity and his commitment to the nation. To write with good intention, to upgrade society, to write about the plight of deprived
With reference to the article "Women voice their importance in times of instability" (March 29), we should be ready for emergency, specially now that Saudi Arabia is battling terrorist groups that
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday he was concerned about reported abuses by Iraqi pro-government forces, including militias, in their war against Daesh (the so-called IS).
A Turkish Airlines plane made an emergency landing in Morocco on Monday after a bomb threat, Turkish television reported.
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United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon arrived in Baghdad on Monday for talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider
Yemeni security forces in Taiz, which had allied themselves with the Houthi militia and supporters of former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, rebelled against orders of marching to Aden, Al Arabiya
Syrian government forces apparently executed at least 15 prisoners in the city of Idlib.
Iran may accept new constraints to its uranium enrichment program at nuclear talks.
Saudi Arabia is open to a meeting of all Yemeni political parties who are willing to preserve Yemen's security and stability, state news agency SPA quoted King Salman as saying in a cabinet
Pakistan will send troops to Saudi Arabia to join the coalition against Yemeni rebels, a senior government official said on Monday.
More than 50 medical staff from a number of government hospitals in Jeddah have gone to the Kingdom's Southern region to support hospitals in Jazan.
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Our King is proud to be the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. Therefore, we welcome the Houthis and others whose main
Unknown gunmen shot and injured two policemen in a patrol car in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh late on Sunday, the state-owned Saudi Press Agency quoted a police spokesman as saying on Monday.
People have resumed their lives in the border villages in Al-Dayer Bani Malek district, south of Saudi Arabia, after the Saudi-led military campaign against Houthi rebels commenced.
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New Zealand whetted the appetite of the world for an underdog victory at the Cricket World Cup but couldn't conjure.
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Pakistan has named Azhar Ali as captain for limited-overs cricket after ignoring the middle-order batsman for the
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The Construction Machinery Show 2015, a dedicated event for heavy machinery and construction equipment in the GCC region, returns to Saudi Arabia.
Approximately 17% of new Middle Eastern wealth builders have earned their wealth through real estate investments and land developments, according to a report by the New Economist Intelligence Unit.
BIN-Shihon Group Co. Ltd, exclusive distributor of Hankook tires in Saudi Arabia, honored the business relationship
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New Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin will not be calling plays for the team, but that doesn't mean he will not have a large role in how the offense performs.
Much of Goodwin's focus will be on the offensive line, which is his forte, and as he told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Thursday, fixing that issue could solve other problems the team had.
"The thing that stood out to me, and I've watched most of the quarterbacks, is just being able to protect the quarterback," he said. "The thing I like to say is the quarterbacks probably got a little gun-shy last year but hey, that can be fixed."
Goodwin said better protection, a better run game and keeping down and distance manageable would go a long way towards helping the quarterbacks.
Cardinals quarterbacks were sacked a league-most 58 times last season, and Arizona's running game was last in the league in total yards. So there is certainly room to improve, and Goodwin believes that may be the key to fixing the quarterback woes.
"Just try to take some of that pressure off those guys to make plays at the quarterback position, but I like the guys and obviously we can do a better job of coaching them up," he said.
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