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Nothing much newPosted on 31 August 2007 | 19 Comments[Here is a short opinion piece sent to New Mandala by Marc Askew of the University of Melbourne. Marc is currently in Pattani.] Last week's press hoo ha about the recently released […]
Fuel and fire in BurmaPosted on 29 August 2007 | 4 CommentsThe Asian Human Rights Commission released a statement today on the escalating protests in Burma: To the surprise of many, the protests against sharp fuel rises in Burma have continued for […]
Republican on Thailand after the coupPosted on 29 August 2007 | 66 CommentsI meant to say something about this earlier but didn't have the time then. I'm normally a big fan of Pasuk and Baker's work. But there were a few points […]
Global investment in Laos.Posted on 29 August 2007 | 2 CommentsNew Mandala readers in Canberra may be interested in a workshop that the ANU is hosting tomorrow (30 August, 9.30-12.30 AM) on Global Investment and Community Transformation in Laos. There will be […]
Talk on "Democracy and Patronage in Thailand"Posted on 27 August 2007 | 5 CommentsSome New Mandala readers will be interested to learn that two United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship leaders will be speaking at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand on Wednesday. […]
Samak SundaravejPosted on 26 August 2007 | 10 CommentsNew Mandala readers are invited to contribute information, analysis and opinion on new People Power Party leader Samak Sundaravej. From my brief research there's not a lot available in terms […]
Anand's speech on "the People's King"Posted on 24 August 2007 | 31 CommentsIn his 60-year reign, His Majesty has not deviated from that pledge and has indeed earned the love, admiration, and trust of his people in a manner that cannot be […]
Boys in blackPosted on 24 August 2007 | 6 CommentsThe Royal Thai Army has formed a new Thahan Phran (or Ranger) regiment for special duties in Chiang Saen, Chiang Khong and Wiang Kaen districts along the Mekong River in […]
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A loose cannon in the "war room"Posted on 23 August 2007 | 30 CommentsYesterday I attended the National Thai Studies Centre's sufficiency "discussion" on the current political situation in Thailand. As noted in previous posts the panellists for the discussion were the members […]


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2002 Editors' Choice Awards
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This year, we see an unusual number of free and open-source software products among the winners. This is not a sign that commercial products are in decline, either in quantity or quality, but rather a reflection of the maturity of many open-source projects. There were a number of commercial products that also ranked highly with the nomination board, and in those cases where one product received a high number of nominations, but won no award, we included it as an honorable mention.
We ran a review of the SnapGear Lite in the LJ April 2002 issue (www.linuxjournal.com/article/5744) and concluded that for the price and functionality, it can't be beat. For $249-$299 US (depending on whether you get the Lite or the Lite+) you get, in addition to firewall and NAT functionality, a hardware-based VPN client that can emulate Microsoft's Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, letting you use a Linux machine to access a Microsoft VPN.
SnapGear's products are based on the SecureEdge platform, developed when SnapGear was merged with Lineo (in the days when Lineo was in the business of acquiring companies). SnapGear has spun off into its own company again for some time now and seems to be doing very well with their line of Linux-based routers, which allows them pricing significantly lower than much of their competition.
Honorable Mention: Sun Microsystems' Cobalt Qube
Did you notice how much more cryptographically signed e-mail you got during the past year? You should thank the developers of your favorite mailer for making mail signing, encryption and checking easy, but most of all, thank the GNU Privacy Guard developers for offering a compatible replacement for the original Pretty Good Privacy, which vanished in a flurry of—all together now—Corporate Shenanigans. Now, there's no excuse for not being able to send and receive secure mail.
It seems like everybody's making rackmount Linux web servers. What's IBM have that the others don't? A smooth web ordering process, whatever service and support level you desire, and they'll support their hardware running Red Hat, Caldera, SuSE or Turbolinux. Quite a choice.
Honorable Mention: Sun Microsystems' Cobalt RaQ XTR
Before the Web, how often did DBAs and graphic designers get a chance to call each other productivity-sucking idiots or worse? Ever since web site management got big and professional, we've known that graphic designers don't want to work on templates, but sites full of static luscious-looking pages get unmanageable real fast, and the answer is a database and a templating system.
Now, let the graphics people work with WYSIWYG tools if they like—Zope offers a clever templating system that makes the templates work in the WYSIWYG tool when it's time to modify them. Everyone else will appreciate the load-balancing capability and, of course, the Free Software license.
We first saw this machine at LinuxWorld New York, 2002 where it was being displayed with high-end graphics applications such as Maya for Linux. Our impressions of its high-performance capabilities were confirmed by the review we ran in the LJ June 2002 issue, in which reviewer Thad Beier used the words "shockingly faster" to describe the x4000 in comparison with machines he was used to. Thad used the machine to run resource-gobbling effects software and simply was blown away with the performance. As tested, with two 2.2GHz processors, 4GB of RDRAM, it's not hard to imagine that he would be. Of course HP ships the x4000 with Linux (Red Hat) preloaded. HP offers the x4000 in a number of configuration options, so you can get what you need regardless of whether you're running an effects studio or running complex Verilog simulations with Icarus.
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Recover Contact/Calendar info from iPod touch
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Q: My computer recently crashed. I have backups of all music, BUT don't have backups of my calendar and contacts. How do I get calendar and contacts from my iPod touch back onto my PC when I don't have "Enable Disk Access" set up on the iPod? I'm really desperate so any help would be appreciated.
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A: Actually, this process is easier than you might think, assuming that you're looking to simply get your contact and calendar information back into an iTunes-supported application such as Microsoft Outlook so that you can sync them with your iPod.
Unlike music and other media content, iTunes actually does support syncing your contact information from your iPod touch (or iPhone) back to your iTunes library. When syncing your iPod touch with a new iTunes library, the "Erase and Sync" option will affect only the media content on your iPod, such as your music and videos. Other information such as applications, photos and your calendar and contact info remains untouched, and you'll notice that the sync options for each of these categories remains disabled in iTunes, even after you've synced your music and video content back onto your device.
The first time you attempt to enable Contact and/or Calendar synchronization, iTunes will notify you that you have contact and calendar information that has been synced with another user account (in this case, your old computer), and ask you if you want to merge the info on your iPod touch with the information already in your computer, or replace the info on the iPod touch with the information on your computer.
Since your iPod touch is the only source of your contact and calendar information at this point, you should. choose the "Merge info" information to copy the contact and calendar information from your iPod touch and insert it into your contact and calendar application on your computer. Once this initial merge process has been completed, your contact and calendar information will sync normally with your computer on subsequent sync operations.
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Mine is called Storm Random Linear Mosaic. http://bedrosians.com/catalog/p=TRVSTORMLNR. We chose the lightest variation because we didn't want as many dark pieces. But there is still a lot of color variation and several dark pieces. I even took several of the less pretty grey pieces out and replaced them with ones that were prettier ... I probably drove my tile guy crazy) . It was less expensive to order it through Superior Stone and Cabinet Inc than to get it directly from Bedrosians. Also, they wouldn't split up a box and I think there were 25 S/F in a box. Since I have such a big backsplach, I ended up with 75 S/F (and not too much left over), which weighed 345 lb. They shipped it overnight from California and I picked it up from the Bedrosians store even though I ordered it through Superior.
Thanks for the info, now im confused which one I want. the Storm looks nice too. my cabinets are antique white like the pic in houzz. Its hard not to actually see the tile. are the three photos you attached prior of the different color variations, is one of them the Storm and one the Peruvian?
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My husband and I went into the store and looked at the 3 styles. We both thought that the difference was the amount of dark pieces in the mix. I'm pretty sure that the Storm was the one with the least amount of darks (the bottom and lightest picture in the set that I posted 7 months ago). All we had to go by was the 12"x12" sample that they had on the floor so it was hard to choose based on that.
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I posted some pictures in my last post of different areas in my kitchen. You can see that we did get quite a bit of variety in the pieces with the Storm And again, there were several dull gray pieces that I took out and replaced with prettier pieces so this is lighter than the original. For our grout, we used Sahara tan as shown in the pic. For the seal (which I applied after the tile guy was done), I used the Enhancer Pro first (being careful not to get it on the grout) and then the Impregnator next. Its been almost 7 months and it still looks like the day it was installed ... except that the tile guy grouted with regular grout on the counter-backsplash interface. He should have used silicone or something because the grout is cracking on the interface (especially around my main sink) so I'm going to have to go back and re-grout the interface with a silicone based product that matches.
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Our kitchen was somewhat difficult since we had two cabinet colors. Also if you don't want those ugly white light switches, then you can use ModPodge and scrapbook paper to make your own (google it for instructions ... I have included pics or ours below) or Floor and Décor had some inexpensive switches made out of resin switches that looked very much like travertine (http://www.flooranddecor.com/switch-plate-covers.html)


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Oaks Whitney Pines Apartments is located in the heart of Apple Valley. The property sits about five miles south of the Mall of America and is within walking distance of many local shopping centers, supermarkets, restaurants, a movie theater, and an elementary school. Apple Valley is also home to the Minnesota Zoo.Oaks Whitney Pines is comprised of 72 apartment homes with a variety of floor plans. Our property also has a central elevator, garage space, and laundry facilities. Our resident manager does an excellent job of making sure you feel at home at Oaks Whitney Pines.Please call for an appointment today.
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Of all the pictures of Japanese gardens that I've found recently on the Internet, I think this one impressed me most.... if it's sharpened a bit, I think it looks even better (the picture the link brings up is the unsharpened one) -
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thats outstanding. I can look at that moss-covered mountain for hours... and find new details in it. It really looks like a mountain, with the deep forrest below, sea surrounding it.
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My canna's multiply every year and so does the debris (stalks and leaves). They don't seem to break down in the mulch pile and they are too wet to grind in a machine. What do I do with all the debris????
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Chop them with a mulching lawnmower. Anything I want to chop up, such as plant stalks, I pile on the ground, run the gas mower over it, and empty the shredded stuff out of the bag. Fall leaves compost quicker when treated this way, and pine straw (dry needles) chopped up in this manner makes a fair mulch to keep slugs away from my hostas, although it doesn't discourage earwigs.


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Country music: Live country music and jam with John Thomas & Ramblin Fever Band runs 6-9 p.m. at the Oxford Community Center, 4027 Main St., Oxford. $5. (560-7946)
Book sale: The Friends of the Dunnellon Public Library book sale runs 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturdays through Aug. 31 at the library, 20351 Robinson Road, Dunnellon. (438-2520)
Belly dancing: "Bedazzled by Belly Dancing" class with Yami starts at 6 p.m. at Ocala Wine Experience, 36 SW First Ave., Ocala. (369-9858)
Acoustic jam: Musicians of all levels are welcome 6:30- 8:30 p.m. at Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
Sacred Chorale: Summer Sacred Chorale concert starts at 7 p.m. at Oakcrest Baptist Church, 1109 NE 28th St., Ocala. (629-7058)
George Trulllinger: Buddy Holly tribute artist will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Orange Blossom Opry, 13939 SE County Road 42, Weirsdale. (821-1201 or www.obopry.com)
Jim Gaffigan: Comic will perform at 7 p.m. at the Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach. $37.75-$47.75. (www.ticketmaster.com)
Will Ferrell plays long-term congressman Cam Brady, who makes a major public gaffe before an upcoming election in the comedy "The Campaign," opening Friday. A pair of wealthy CEOs back a new candidate to gain influence over their North Carolina district. Their man: naïve tourism director Marty Huggins, played by Zach Galifianakis.
"The Campaign": Comedy, rated R, opens Friday in local theaters.
Les Muncaster will direct the Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band at 2 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday at Marion Technical Institute, 1614 SE Fort King St., Ocala. The free concerts will include music from "Sweeney Todd" and "Oklahoma," as well as musical nods to Cole Porter and Elvis Presley. David Delk will be the guest vocalist.
Musicians and singers are welcome to jam at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Orange Blossom Opry, 13939 SE County Road 25, Weirsdale. (821-1201)
Opry house band performs at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Orange Blossom Opry, 13939 SE County Road 25, Weirsdale. (821-1201)
Youth production of "Born to be Wild" starts at 7 p.m. Friday and 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday at Ocala Civic Theatre, 4337 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. $10-$15. (236-2274 or www.ocalacivictheatre.com)
Wrestling matches start at 7 p.m. Saturday at Dory Funk Arena, 3598 SW 74th Ave., Ocala, $20. Wrestlers include Mickie James, Dory Funk Jr., Johnny Magnum, Cory "Wild" Weston, Claudia "The Claw" Reiff, Shane Chung, Hollywood Heather and Infection. (895-4658 or www.dory-funk.com)
"Arthur Christmas" and "The Smurfs" will be shown at 10 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Hollywood 16, 2801 SW 27th Ave., Ocala. $1. "Megamind" will be shown at 10 a.m. Thursday at Marion Theatre, 50 S. Magnolia Ave., Ocala. $2 for movie, popcorn and soda.
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Very simple really. All the school wants to do is determine how well your child can express herself in her writing. Many schools will split this part of the application up into a series of questions. On The Madeira School application, for example, she is asked to answer five questions in Part 2. By the way, Part 2 of Madeira's application is to be completed by the candidate. This is very important. The school wants to hear what your child has to say. Not what her uncle or father has to say.
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You will recall that the SSAT consists of 3 sections: Quantitative or Math, Verbal and Reading Comprehension. For grades 8-11 each section has a possible 800 points perfect score theoretically allowing a 2400 points total. There is a Writing Sample or Essay but it is not scored.
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Le club de pétanque organise toutes les semaines des animations sous forme de tournois. Les talentueux Thailandais côtoient les joueurs Français et quelques fois battent à plate couture les Marseillais!!! La convivialité y est bien présente et on peut se restaurer dans l'espace de restauration.
The Pétanque club organizes tournaments each weeks. The Thailandais players mix with the French players§ Friendliness there is well present and one can restore oneself in the restoration space.
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.Text by Steve Smith.


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There is significant confusion about banks. Much of the public is unclear about what banks actually do with their money. Economics graduates are slightly better informed, yet many textbooks used in undergraduate economic courses teach a model of banking that has not applied in the UK for a few decades, and unfortunately many policy makers and economists still work on this outdated model.
Here is a brief overview of the common misconceptions about what banks do, and then gives an initial overview of what they actually do.
Popular Perceptions of Banking 1: The 'Safe Deposit Box'
Most people will have had a 'piggy bank' at some point in their childhood. The idea is simple: keep putting small amounts of money into your piggy bank, and the money will just sit there safely until you need to spend it.
For many people, this idea of keeping money safe in some kind of box ready for a 'rainy day' persists into adult life. A poll conducted by ICM on behalf of the Cobden Centre[1]found that 33% of people were under the impression that a bank does not make use of the money in customers' current accounts.
When told the reality – that banks use at least some of the money deposited within current accounts to fund loans – this group of people answered "This is wrong – I have not given them my permission to do so".
You do not own the money you have put in the bank.
The 'custodial' role that banks are assumed to play by a third of the public is something of an illusion. Similar confusion is found over the ownership of the money that we put into our bank accounts. The ICB/Cobden Centre poll found that 77% of people believed that the money they deposited in banks legally belonged to them.[1] In fact, the money that you deposited legally belongs to the bank.
When a member of the public makes a deposit of £1000 into the bank, the bank does not hold that money in a safe box with the customer's name on it (or any digital equivalent). Whilst banks do have cash vaults, the cash they keep there is not customers' money.
Instead, the bank takes legal ownership of the cash deposited and records that they owe the customer £1000. In the accounting of the bank, this is recorded as a liability of the bank to the customer. It is liability because at some point in the future it may have to be repaid.
The concept of a 'liability' is essential to understanding modern banking, and is actually very simple. If you were to borrow £50 from a friend, you might make a note in your diary to remind you to repay the £50 a couple of weeks later. In the language of accounting, this £50 is a liability of you to your friend.
The balance of your bank account, and indeed the bank account of all members of the public and all businesses, is the bank's 'IOU', and shows that they have a legal obligation (i.e. liability) to pay the money at some point in the future.
Popular Perceptions of Banking 2: Taking Money from Savers and Lending it to Borrowers
The ICM/Cobden Centre poll found that around 61 per cent of the public share a slightly more accurate understanding of banking: the idea that banks take money from savers and lend it to borrowers. When asked if they were concerned about this process, this group answered 'I don't mind as long as the banks pay interest and aren't too reckless.'
This view sees banks as financial intermediaries, recycling and allocating our savings into (we hope) profitable investments that provide us with a financial return in the form of interest. The interest we receive on savings accounts is an incentive to save and a form of compensation for not spending the money immediately. Banks give lower interest to savers than they charge to borrowers in order to make a profit and cover their losses in case of default. The difference
between the interest rate banks pay to savers and the interest they charge to borrowers is called the 'interest rate spread' or 'margin'.
Banks intermediate money across space (savings in London may fund loans in Newcastle); and time (my savings are pooled with those of others and loaned over a longer-term period to enable a borrower to buy a house). Shifting money and capital around the economy, and transforming short-term savings into long-term loans (a process known as 'maturity transformation') is very important for the broader economy: it ensures that savings are actively being put to use by the rest of the economy rather than lying dormant under our mattresses. We can also invest our money directly with companies by purchasing shares or bonds issued by them.
Banks, according to this viewpoint, are important, but relatively neutral players in our financial system, almost like the lubricant that enables the cogs of consumption, saving, and production to turn smoothly. So it is perhaps understandable that orthodox economists do not put banks or money at the heart of their models of the economy. Maybe sometimes things go wrong – banks allocate too many savings to a particular industry sector for example that is prone to default – but in the long run, so the theory states, it is not the banks themselves that are really determining economic outcomes.
This theory is incorrect. It also leads to assumptions about the economy that do not hold true in reality, such as the idea that high levels of savings by the public will lead to high investment in productive businesses (and conversely that a lack of savings by the public will choke off investment in productive businesses).
Most importantly, this understanding of banking completely overlooks the question: Where does money come from? Money is implicitly assumed to come from the Bank of England (after all, that's what it says on every £5 or £10 note), the Royal Mint, or some other part of the state. The reality is quite different…
This was en extract from the book Where Does Money Come From?, which explains exactly how money is created in the UK. Here you can read the Foreword by Prof Charles Goodhart, one of the leading authorities in banking.
The confusion (around banking) comes because the reality of modern banking is complex and partially hidden. In researching for this guide, the authors had to piece together information that was spread across more than 500 documents, guides, manuals and papers from central banks, regulators and other authorities. Few economists have time to do this research first-hand and most individuals in the financial sector only have expertise in a small area of the system, meaning that there is a shortage of people who have a truly accurate and comprehensive understanding of the modern banking and monetary system as a whole.
[1]ESCP Europe/Cobden Centre, 'Public Attitudes to Banking', June 2010, www.cobdencentre.org
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S Moore
Why not nationalise the whole banking industry and lend money at a fixed rate of say 3%?
We all get cheap loans hmg makes a small profit, everyone knows where they stand and the country's financial system is protected from the spiv's in the the city of London. The only flaw I can see to this is the Tory government/press right wing ideology.
I suppose the positive money point of view may be that you don't need to nationalise banking, just the money supply.
Banking would still have a major role to play facilitating the needs of lenders and borrowers.
The effect of the positive money proposals would probably achieve the same result as what you suggest.
S Moore
I'm a great believer in nationalized industry, but that's just me. I feel that when something is left to market forces then it just becomes the usual race towards the bottom and that businessmen will always put profit before people.
However there is no "guarantee" that the state would do things any better, I guess it's all down to the framework and the morality of the people running the show. What could be done is a change in the law that states that "all business's should be run in the interests of the shareholder" to all business's should be run in the interests of the nation and its people" It depends on what you think of as important.
One of the good things about the positive money proposals is that it transcends the left v right debate.
They have some support from all sides of the political spectrum.
I am conflicted in the whole left/right debate, seems like whoever has control has the power to abuse that control whether that be government or big business.
The government and the banks turned a blind eye leading up to the crisis as it suited both to do so.
Positive money propose that an independent body of neither political persuasion should oversee money creation, and work for the benefit of society, not for profit(banks) or to buy political favour(politicians).
S Moore
Can't disagree with that, so why not bring back building society's with the additional clause that they can't be transformed into banks
Mary-Ellen Large
Great series of articles on naked capitalism that pushes for monetary reform.
Chris Cook
If I deposit cash (ie notes and coin), then the bank credits my account with….something….and that 'thing' is actually a virtual promissory note which is a 'look-alike' of an undated treasury bill. ie the public credit or 'stock' which was privatised by banks from 1694 onwards.
I now have title to this virtual promissory note (cash) – ie electronic money knows who owns it – because the bank's accounting record in respect of demand deposits is to all intents and purposes a title repository to cash.
The undated 'liability' of a demand deposit is NOT the same thing in accounting terms as a dated liability – a debt or term deposit – any more than the 'equity' claim of an owner over a productive asset is the same thing as the claim of a secured creditor over the same asset.
Current accounts and loan accounts are distinct because the legal relationships are distinct.
Both you and the book have the 'polarity' of private bank money reversed. The bank is asserting an undated ownership claim – not a debt claim – over the worthless promissory notes (cash – look-alikes of central bank money) it creates when lending or spending money into existence.
An undated credit liability and a dated debt liability are completely different and to conflate them is a serious error.
The leading economic theory I have seen which correctly identifies bank money as a credit instrument, not a debt instrument, is Modern Monetary Theory.
You may (or may not, I honestly can't tell) be making a serious point and a valid criticism.
I wonder: Do you actually *wish* to be understood? If so, you're not succeeding – not at least where the average (intelligent) reader is concerned. Not so long as you insist upon expressing your arguments in terms totally incomprehensible to any such person.
For instance, what for God's sake does this mean, in English:-
"Both you and the book have the 'polarity' of private bank money reversed. The bank is asserting an undated ownership claim – not a debt claim – over the worthless promissory notes (cash – look-alikes of central bank money) it creates when lending or spending money into existence."?
Chris Cook
Let's try again.
Bank money is in fact a positive – not a negative.
+1 not -1
A credit instrument – not a debt instrument.
And there is a big difference between the ownership of a thing, and the ownership of a claim over a thing owned by someone else.
Go on.
Chris Cook
"When told the reality – that banks use at least some of the money deposited within current accounts to fund loans – this group of people answered "This is wrong – I have not given them my permission to do so"."
So this is false.
Current accounts fund nothing: a dated loan must be balanced/funded by a dated deposit.
The Positive Money analysis is fundamentally wrong.
So, are you also claiming that it follows from your critique that the assertion (which of course is the cornerstone of the PM position) that the private banks create most of our money, ex nihilo, is also "false"? (As you're doubtless aware, even MMT doesn't say this: it just questions its importance).
It's still not clear to me whether this is your position or not, nor (if so) how you believe it necessarily follows from your argument.
-or this:-
"I now have title to this virtual promissory note (cash) – ie electronic money knows who owns it – because the bank's accounting record in respect of demand deposits is to all intents and purposes a title repository to cash"?
Chris Cook
"So, are you also claiming that it follows from your critique that the assertion (which of course is the cornerstone of the PM position) that the private banks create most of our money, ex nihilo, is also "false"?"
Banks do create such money.
But Positive Money's analysis as to the mechanism by which banks do so is IMHO fundamentally wrong and this means that the remedies they suggest are fundamentally wrong as well.
MMT correctly regards money as a credit instrument, but IMHO incorrectly sees the State as necessary in its creation.
MMT also incorrectly believes that bank-created money is destroyed when loans are repaid or written off, when the fact is that the only way in which modern bank (public or private bank credit) money may be 'destroyed ' is through payment of taxes.
Positive Money – in contrast with its name – is analysing modern money as a (negative) debt instrument.
"But Positive Money's analysis as to the mechanism by which banks do so is IMHO fundamentally wrong and this means that the remedies they suggest are fundamentally wrong as well".
Not necessarily – they could be right for the "wrong" (in your opinion) reasons.
But to me this argument is sterile anyway for the reasons given below. But I wouldn't expect you to agree with that.
S Moore
you state "MMT also incorrectly believes that bank-created money is destroyed when loans are repaid or written off, when the fact is that the only way in which modern bank (public or private bank credit) money may be 'destroyed ' is through payment of taxes."
What utter bollocks! Most money as we now know only exists on a computer screen, the debt gets cancelled when the loan is repaid plus the large amount of interest the banks charge us for creating electronic money out of thin air.
I'm not an economist but even I can see your argument is flawed which probably makes you a Tory voter
Chris Cook
The debt gets cancelled.
The money that was created at the outset does not.
I am not an economist either but I have made it my business to understand the system building upon 25 years' experience in market regulation and development, much of it at high level.
What is the basis of your assertions?
Quite why you think saying this makes me a Tory voter – which those who know me would find hilarious – is beyond me.
To me it seems that you're substituting accounting technicalities for real life. You appear to believe that man is made to satisfy the demands of accountancy rather than vice versa. Personally I don't give a fig for the niceties of double-entry bookkeeping so far as the determination of societal issues (including ones which connect with war (eg Weimar Germany), revolution (eg the American colonies)and the survival of our planet (now)) are concerned. Accountancy is just a useful technique, not the basis of life on earth. It should only occupy a place in the argument proportionate to that (limited) usefulness.
Chris Cook
I couldn't agree more.
But it is Positive Money, not me, who decided – quite rightly (and kudos to them) – to analyse and de-construct the national banking/accounting system, which is a necessary pre-condition for constructive proposals achievable in the real world.
I don't think their assumptions are correct, and in a fundamental respect.
Unfortunately accountancy rules our lives, and as you appear to do, I wish it to be the servant, not the master.
"I don't think their assumptions are correct, and in a fundamental respect".
This, I concede, would indeed be worrying if well-founded.
I'll have to chew it over at greater leisure. Trouble is that I'm such a dunce when it comes to understanding the technicalities!
But at least I no longer feel impelled to question your intentions.
"…when the fact is that the only way in which modern bank (public or private bank credit) money may be 'destroyed ' is through payment of taxes."
You may be right about that – I'm not well-versed enough in MMT to know definitively. Nevertheless, it's not what I had understood. Mosler for instance vividly describes the (hypothetised) throwing into the shredder by the clerk at the tax-collection window of tax payments made in cash, the point being that taxation only has as its purpose the withdrawal of purchasing-power from the non-government sector – not the funding of government expenditure.
This seems to be exactly in accord with what you are arguing.
Chris Cook
Mosler is exactly right re cash. But I don't think he has electronic cash right.
By way of a 'thought experiment', imagine a bank is winding down its operations (not an unlikely scenario) and has completely wound down its loan book apart from one last outstanding loan of £100.
The bank's balance sheet will have an asset of the (dated) loan £100 and liabilities of (dated) deposits of £100.
The last borrower walks in the door and pays off the loan with £100 in cash or cheque. (it doesn't matter which).
The bank uses then repays its outstanding £100 term deposits.
But the £100 does not evaporate, as the MMT'ers appear to think.
It is now sitting as a (undated) demand deposit of £100 in a current account at another bank in the name of whoever it was who lent the expiring bank £100 as a term deposit.
"But the £100 does not evaporate, as the MMT'ers appear to think."
So you not only have a disagreement on fundamentals with PM but also with MMT! I must say I admire your temerity!
I in my ignorance have taken it as axiomatic that however wrongheaded som of MMT may be (and I think it is) on their own ground ("functional finance" as it used to be called) having a complete understanding of how the financial system actually operates as distivnct from the almost-completely wrong account given in economics textbooks – they were unchallangeable.
Which of the two protagonists am I to believe, and why?
Chris Cook
Well, I don't think it's a question of EITHER Positive Money OR MMT.
MMT gets the 'polarity' of money right – seeing it as a credit instrument, not a debt instrument.
Whereas, Positive Money – despite the name – IMHO gets that wrong by advocating what would in fact be Negative Money.
But I think both share the mistaken view that private bank created money is created as debt (rather than as the object of debt), and that when debt is repaid or cancelled the money disappears.
Once upon a time – in the days of 'free banking' beloved of some Austrian economists before central banks came along – that was in fact the case.
But these days these bank IOUs/credit instruments are – by a feat of accounting legerdemain – not the loan, but the OBJECT of the loan or the thing which is loaned.
ie the virtual money/cash of which borrowers have the use over time, and for which use they pay interest.
"Well, I don't think it's a question of EITHER Positive Money OR MMT."
Actually, the protagonists I had in mind were you and MMT!
"MMT gets the 'polarity' of money right – seeing it as a credit instrument, not a debt instrument".
It's clear that to you this distinction is a crucial one. But is not one man's credit instrument another one's debt instrument? In other words doesn't the difference lie only in which end of a single transaction each party to it is on? Which seems to me not to be a difference at all.
Can you elucidate further?
Chris Cook
If I issue an IOU it's a credit instrument, backed by my capacity to provide goods and services.
This is a Bill of Credit – also known as a Real Bill – and banks used to issue these once upon a time.
These Bills would be assigned and discounted/accepted by third parties in exchange for value, until eventually someone would eventually present it to the issuing bank, and would – if the bank had it – receive gold or other acceptable value.
But what now happens is that a private bank is issuing a credit instrument which is not based upon value provided by the bank, but rather is based upon no value created by the bank but rather – in aggregate – upon IOUs/Real Bills provided by borrowers to the bank, and often backed by collateral such as land.
So it is not a claim over value provided by the issuer – a credit instrument – but rather a claim over value provided by someone else, which is a debt instrument.
What of it, you may ask?
Well, this mistaken assumption affects Economics in the same way that Physics would be affected if anti-matter were assumed to be matter.
This would completely invalidate all predictions based upon it, and as we see, that is precisely the case with conventional economics as a forecasting tool.
Garbage In = Garbage Out.
"Well, this mistaken assumption affects Economics in the same way that Physics would be affected if anti-matter were assumed to be matter.
This would completely invalidate all predictions based upon it, and as we see, that is precisely the case with conventional economics as a forecasting tool.
Garbage In = Garbage Out".
I like your analogy!
Very thought-provoking.
OK, sorry – you already did:-
"MMT correctly regards money as a credit instrument, but IMHO incorrectly sees the State as necessary in its creation".
I infer that the argument is that when money is created by private agencies it can *only* take the form of credit. When banks borrow, on the other hand, they are not creating money.
You are saying that PM – by holding to the position that money-creation must be exclusively in the hands of government (which incidentally is a position I subscribe to) is by the same token asserting that money-creation by its very nature necessarily involves government, and that that assertion is false.
Have I understood you correctly?
If I have, I must say that I can't see why your conclusion necessarily follows.
You were too quick for me!
It seems I was on the wrong track.
OK, so where does this take us?
You take it as axiomatic that what you see as a fundamental taxonomic error in PM's analysis automatically renders their prescription for remedial action invalid in its entirety.
Even assuming for the sake of argument that your criticism is well-founded, I don't see that the conclusion you draw from it necessarily follows.
In fact, does it really matter at all, except to purists?


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He has earned our scorn."
Just another case of shooting the messenger. Lets not pay attention to the crimes that Bradley Manning exposed. Just keep focusing on your TV and listen to the talking heads. Of course, telling on someone for murdering innocent civilians is way more outrageous then the actual murder that was committed. (sarcasm) I would also like to know other than how Manning did it, what other way is there to bring these crimes to light? I mean do people really think if the military is condoning these murders that they will do anything about it if they are reported back to them? I seriously hope i'm alive to see this government burn to the ground.
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I didn't have my tripod and it's too cold for me to actually stand out in it for too long to get a natural light shot, so these were taken with the flash. Not great shots, but I like them :) For this, I just aimed up at the wires to see what would happen.
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cathy, i love this! hope you had enough time to get a jacket on!
thanks! no, just walked out my front door-- it isn't horribly cold, about 32 degrees (3 degrees C) but cold enough that I didn't stay out long :)
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