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Until RC I had some issues with systemd, but ever since 12.1 final was released not one problem.
Phoronix: Phasing Out SysVInit In openSUSE Raises Concerns
OpenSUSE 12.1 introduced support for systemd but it didn't defenestrate SysVinit as there are still some dependencies on this older init system. However, there's a proposal now to completely phase out SysVinit within openSUSE and it's been met by some mixed views...
Until RC I had some issues with systemd, but ever since 12.1 final was released not one problem.
I have used it on a desktop almost a year now and I haven't had any problems whatsoever (aside from few mistakes of my own). Once you try systemd there's no going back. This is just awesome.
I've been using systemd for 1 year on my arch installation. Some troubles at the very beginning, but running perfect since then.
Teho is right, once you try systemd, there's no going back.
Systemd has huge issues with NFS shares in openSUSE 12.1. It tries to mount before the service is started which leads to boot times measured in minutes. Switching back to SysVinit however resolves the issue and boot times are back to around the 30 second mark.
Never had any problems here whatsoever, and I have been using systemd since openSUSE 12.1 RC1 on two separate machines.
About your way of posting news.... you post:
while the whole message reads:"On one of my 64-bit systems, systemd would intermittently hang on boot and never succeed (I waited 2 hours one time.). The failure rate was about 2 in 5 tries."
why always the focus in the negative and going so far to even just quote the part that fits you ?On one of my 64-bit systems, systemd would intermittently hang on boot and never succeed (I waited 2 hours one time.). The failure rate was about 2 in 5 tries. I installed a new version with
zypper in -f
(all on one line, of course), and it has not failed in 10+ tries.
This isn't his first lying (by omission) episode. I noticed he did it with Qt the other day so it would suggest they are going open core, when they are not. I don't know what his goal is with these lies, but it can't be good. Stirring up trouble? For what purpose? Anti-Free software agenda or just trying to create more hits by creating controversy?
Oh, there has also been straight lying (or maybe errors), without correction even after it was mentioned in the comments (and then it becomes lying).
I'm sure it's the fault of all those evil adblockers. So the sensationalism gets pagehits, and then people have to read the comments as well to get the whole (or at least a better) picture of the topic. That also explains hiding the source links (if they're even present), because that makes it easier to get people into the forum instead of other sites.
FACT: At this very moment Digia is selling Qt Commercial with extra fixes. This is open core business.
FACT: Digia used this in their maketing. This is open core business.
FACT: Digia has not made any firm and official promise to end this[1].
Digia is doing open core busine$$!!
[1] yeah yeah it is real nice that some R&D bloke expressed his feelings about the upstreaming to Qt-project is broken. But he is not the guy to give us a firm promise that this was just an unfortunate fluke. What the R&D bloke is doing is expressing feeling that the Qt-lovers can identify with. It is by no means a firm promise with a deadline. It is just damage control.
So please stop accusing Phoronix for stirring up things. It is all Qts fault.
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You had surgery to treat a lung condition. You may have spent time in the intensive care unit (ICU) before going to a regular hospital room. A chest tube to drain fluid from inside your chest was in place part or all of the time you were in the hospital. You may still have it when you go home.
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It will take 6 to 8 weeks to get your energy back. You may have pain when you move your arm, twist your upper body, and maybe when you breathe in deeply.
Do not lift anything heavier than about 10 pounds (about a gallon of milk) for 2 weeks after video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery and 6 to 8 weeks after open surgery.
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Remember you will need extra time to rest after being active. If it hurts when you do something, stop doing that activity.
- Do not do yard work for 3 to 4 weeks after surgery. Do not use a push mower for at least 8 weeks. Ask your doctor or nurse when you can start doing these things again.
- You can do light housework 2 weeks after surgery.
It is probably okay to start sexual activity when you can climb 2 flights of stairs without being short of breath. Check with your doctor.
Make sure your home is safe as you are recovering. For example, remove throw rugs to prevent tripping and falling. To stay safe in the bathroom, install grab bars to help you get in and out of the tub or shower.
For the first 6 weeks after your surgery, you must be careful how you use your arms and upper body when you move. Press a pillow over your incision when you need to cough or sneeze.
Ask your doctor when it is okay to start driving again. Do not drive if you are taking narcotic pain medicine. Drive only short distances at first. Do not drive when traffic is heavy.
It is common to take 4 to 6 weeks off work after lung surgery. Ask your doctor when you can go back to work. You may need to adjust your work activities when you first go back, or work only part-time for a while.
Your doctor will give you a prescription for pain medicine. Get it filled on your way home so you have it when you need it. Take your pain medicine when you start having pain. Waiting too long to take it will allow your pain to get worse than it should.
You will use a breathing device to help you build up strength in your lung. It does this by helping you take deep breaths. Use it 4 to 6 times a day for the first 2 weeks after surgery.
Wear compression stockings for about 2 weeks after surgery to prevent blood clots from forming in your legs and traveling to your lungs.
If you smoke, ask your doctor or nurse for help quitting. Do not let others smoke in your house.
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Keep the dressing (bandage) on your chest-tube wound for 1 to 2 days after your chest tube has been removed. You may have some skin soreness around your chest tube.
If you have a chest tube:
- Clean around the tube once a day.
- If the tube comes out, cover the hole with a clean dressing and call your doctor right away.
Change the dressing on your incision every day or as often as instructed. Your doctor will also tell you when you no longer need to keep the dressing on your incisions. Wash the wound area with mild soap and water.
You may take a shower once all of your dressings have been removed.
- Do not try to wash or scrub off the strips of tape or glue. It will fall off on its own in about a week.
- Do not soak in a bathtub, pool, or hot tub until your doctor tells you it is okay.
Sutures (stitches) are usually removed after 7 days. Staples are usually removed after 7 to 14 days. If you have the kind of sutures that are inside your chest, your body will absorb them and you will not need to have them removed.
When to Call the Doctor
Call your doctor or nurse if:
- Your temperature is above 101°F (38.3°C).
- Your incisions are bleeding, red, warm to the touch, or they have a thick, yellow, green, or milky drainage coming from them.
- Your pain drugs do not help ease your pain.
- It is hard to breathe.
- You have a cough that does not go away, or you are coughing up mucus that is yellow or green, or has blood in it.
- You cannot drink or eat.
- Your leg is swelling or you have pain.
- Your chest, neck, or face is swelling.
- There is a crack or hole in your chest tube, or your chest tube comes out.
- You cough up blood.
Alternate Names
Thoracotomy - discharge; Lung tissue removal - discharge; Pneumonectomy - discharge; Lobectomy - discharge; Lung biopsy - discharge; Thoracoscopy - discharge; Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery - discharge; VATS - discharge
Putnam JB Jr. Lung, chest wall, pleura, and mediastinum. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds.Sabiston Textbook of Surgery
Update Date 2/7/2013
Updated by: Matthew M. Cooper, MD, FACS, Medical Director, Cardiovascular Surgery, HealthEast Care System, St. Paul, MN. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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nickj_d wrote:bigfriendlyvegan wrote:Racing isn't just about winning or losing, it's also about beating your mates.
+1, though lately its also good to be earning points for the team (Penrith - trying to get 3rd in the team championship).
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Re: Trying track ridingActually, I think I meant to say
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I think that if LACC and Penrith teamed up, we could beat Dulwich Hill. Maybe next year we could have Westies versus Hipsters and get some flanno jerseys and mullet helmets.
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Don't say that there is no chance I can afford another bike. I already want to buy one. Just watching a few videos on track racing made me want to. I will be there on Friday for sure.
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last weeks mystery race was one of my favourites of the year, mostly because we got our act together and used team work. 3 penrith riders controlled the front from lap 5 until the final lap (lap 13 i think). our first rider went all out for 3 laps then died, nick did 2 then i got him to stay down while i passed him and dropped in front, so he wouldnt lose position. After 3 flat out laps i was dead, and i pulled up expecting to be swamped by the bunch. bugger me, they were 50m away - i should have paid more attention behind us and i would have got 2nd instead of 4th. The bell went just then and nicked romped home to an easy win.
Re: Trying track ridingNever hurts too have a peak under the arm Scotto when going through the bends. Good effort none the less!
I don't suffer fools easily and so long as you have done your best,you should have no regrets.
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Re: Trying track ridingyeah great tactics scott, but we still got lucky that the bell rang when it did - i didn't have another lap in me.
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yeah, its all a learning curve, a 42degree banked learning curve !
Re: Trying track ridingHey guys, what races are on tonight? Worth coming to watch? Also what time does it usually go till?
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The derny is getting a good run tonight with Keirans and miss and out point races where you travel around with the derny behind you and as you finish a lap last you drop back behind the derny until everyone is there and then you sprint for it. There is also a triathlon style race for the triathletes where they have to run around the velodrome (wearing iconic tri gear) a few times, put their cycling shoes on and then ride around a few time. Given that it's raining out, they should make them do a few laps outside just to get them wet and make them feel at home. Should finish 9ish. Worth coming to see and race in if you can. There's no novice racing next week for the last week of RAW. LACC track season starts again on the 14th of October. David
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I wont get a racing licence till October anyway so I wont be able to race. So I am very keen for LACC track season. I have had a few training rides with LACC this week seems I have a lot of riding ahead of me to be good. I will try and make it tonight. I have soo much on but. Im guessing next week will be an amazing week?
Re: Trying track ridingI miss my days of track racing!
Bloody shame we don't have indoor track/tracks here in QLD. I don't suffer fools easily and so long as you have done your best,you should have no regrets.
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Foo, you should have seen the keirens tonight! It's the pointy end of the season and they put the top 6 riders from each division into their own separate races. Every single race was tight with several having to go to the video tape to adjudicate. This was the third keiren night of the season so everyone knew what they were doing. I now know why the Japanese love this race so much.
Re: Trying track ridingI never got to ride a keirin, they only started doing them after I stopped racing at the Aces level, here in Qld.
Did plenty of motor paced training at the Ipswich Velodrome, with my father riding my TS250 Suzuki with the exhaust extension, so we didn't breath in the two stroke fumes. ::mrgreen: I don't suffer fools easily and so long as you have done your best,you should have no regrets.
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Trying track ridingGood to meet Vander. You sure picked a good night to watch.
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Come play with us, Vander. Forever and ever and ever.
Re: Trying track ridingBFV that photo is so creepy. Couldnt make it out tonight had to watch the swannies in the final (although they are sucking something severe). Hope you guys went well tonight any big wins?
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You're young, so I'll tell you that it's from The Shining. Go watch it. As for tonight, Scotto didn't show up 'cause he had the flu. I had the flu and did show up, but couldn't put together more than 7 laps in any of the races. Nick made some good pulls, but wasn't in the running for anything overall and got swamped by the front runners. The presentations were great, however, and there was free beer and pizza. You got a much better show last week with the Kierens, tonight was all about the fun. Got to meet Mike from Dulwich Hill (he's one of the mods here) which was nice. You'd better get yourself out to Lidcombe Oval come the summer season and get yourself on the track. David
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Thats bad luck for you and scotto. I will be at lidcombe for the first night of racing ready to go on whatever beginner track bike they can give me. I am so keen to race! Though with my training programs my legs have had nothing in them for the last week and a half so I wont be breaking any records.
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Excellent job of avoiding the chilli hot dog (or whatever it was) at RAW presentations and nice repartee on your part! Very quick and funny. From a member of the mortal enemy DHBC
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Thanks! I'll have to get Crafty back next year somehow. I'm working on it. I hope you red devils will be coming out to Lidcombe on Friday nights starting October 14. The more we can do to keep hipsters off of the street, the better.
Re: Trying track ridingWell done David. And the hotdog skit was funny, but don't give up your daytime job.
I've posted your picture in my race thread Got bored of my signature
Re: Trying track ridingHoping someone on here might know. I saw in LACCs newsletter they had a thing for trying track riding on tuesdays in summer. Anyone know what date this starts at? Or is it already going? Also anyone know how much it costs to get a rental bike at these sorts of things?
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Yep training starts 11th October, which is the perfect time to try it out. I did my first track ride on a Tuesday training session in January and was racing that Friday night. I think the adult session starts ~7pm (check newsletter at the bottom), but get there a bit before it starts so you can get a bike and pedals set up etc. Since you're LACC, go and see Stu Will or Ian (the really tall guy with the tools) on the night, tell 'em you're a friend of mine and you'll be in like Flynn. Be warned though that their goal is to get you hooked on track, which isn't hard. I probably won't be there on the Tuesday, but I will be on the Friday night. David
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Considering I have spent the night watching the first day of the 2011 track world champs I really dont think they will have to try that hard at all. Got my first road race on Monday and will be racing on track in a few weeks. Not going to lie pretty excited for it all. Now if only I had money.
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"Lots of Congressional Democrats want the bracket at $1 million, not $250,000" Seems like a lot of middle ground is available. In the present day spirit of numeracy, how about $625,000?
OK, but not a penny more!
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"Lots of Congressional Democrats want the bracket at $1 million, not $250,000" Seems like a lot of middle ground is available. In the present day spirit of numeracy, how about $625,000?
OK, but not a penny more!
One review enhancement is to reduce the corporate entitlement culture. Just like some individuals, we have companies in profitable industries that believe they are justifiably need special tax deductions. No industry specific tax break should be perminent and should only be in place if it is considered strategic. If the Republicans want to touch individual entitlement programs, they should also get their hands dirty in the corporate entitlement programs. What's fair is fair.
In Uk they started a witch hunt, some company like starbucks sold for 2bls nation wise and paid 0 pounds on tax, all benefice paid as "license" fees to the brand oversee, but I am sure it stops in some Tax heaven. neither US and UK are having a cents in tax.
then add subside like for Oil corp, it's just beyond fair
The largest single deduction (by far) that corporations take is employee health insurance.
It's $132 billion per year. We're looking for a trillion, so that's a big step.
Actually, 1.8 trillion, enough to make the first $602 billion principle payment on $16.2 trillion at 3 percent for 20 years.
Getting rid of that deduction is straightforward. Institute universal public health insurance. The cost is lower than private health insurance, the difference can be pocketed by businesses
and the rest provided as higher salaries to employees so they can pay the higher taxes needed to fund the public health insurance.
The taxes for it should be progressive and thus low paid employees will in fact end up with more money in their pockets.
I think you meant to reply to Bob Rogers - Anyway ... - So if you want to supply 30 to 40 percent more facilities, medical supplies, and professional hours to 100 percent of our population, the existing supply has to be become 50 percent more productive or accept it has to agree to a 1/3 cut in pay. Think it's possible?
The US does not have a "Tax Code". We have a "Wellfare Code" for any corporation or special interest group that can provide sufficient money or votes to politicians.
Just yesterday, I was reading Axelrod spouting what amounted to "We won, so you're going to do it our way". Not a good sign. If Obama is serious about getting anything done, he needs to add another item to his agenda: Tell Axelrod to stop gloating and shut up.
Well Obama came into his first term ready and willing to compromise and how did that turn out? He was labeled a marxist, socialist, muslim, terrorist; I think anti-christ was also in there somewhere.
Now is the time for republicans to compromise, the "fiscal cliff" (a total misnomer...) largely targets what is effectively a Republican constituency, if they don't want it to happen they will be the ones who have to act.
Obama was never willing to compromise. He has, from the beginning been trying to effectively, collapse the American economy to a point, which would facilitate government takeovers. "Anti-Christ" aside, the labels are correct. If the fiscal cliff means compromise which pushes us further over the cliff, I don't see the point. Maybe we can compromise on all jumping together...Fairness, you know.
People tend to forget that when Obama was elected he had a Democratic House and Senate and they ran roughshod over the Republicans those first two years. That was there prerogative because they had the votes, but it certainly didn't help later on when Republicans gained control of the House. I'm not saying either party is justified, just that there's plenty of blame to go around, and we're better off leaving such things in the past.
As for compromise, it'll take movement on both sides. Each party has a very different vision of what America should be, and that hasn't changed with the presidential election. We're back to status quo, and each party now has a second chance to show the American people that they can rise above party politics and petty bickering.
the two of you are ridiculous and have poor memories. First of all in the US Senate you need 60 votes to accomplish anything, a simply majority is useless.
Second - A) the Stimulus, tried to get Republicans on board, included a lot of tax cuts (≈50%) lots of projects for republican states and in their districts, were any republicans on board? No. And remember that was the first thing he did in office (After McConnell said their #1 priority making him a 1 term president - politics over country).
B) Healthcare: liberals wanted single payer, democrats wanted public option, what we got was the old republican plan from the 90's drafted by the heritage foundation because Obama kept watering down the plan hoping that republicans would get on board. Which they refused.
C) Debt Crisis - republicans would rather let the country go into default than make the rich pay a cent more in taxes.
D) The republican party consists of raving mad extremists. We don't even have a liberal party in the US any more, we have extreme right and center right. But you know what? go ahead, keep labeling Obama as a marxist extremist rather than address the ills of your party, it matters not to me, you are already on the road to obsolescence.
"the two of you are ridiculous and have poor memories."
Nice. They disagree with you, and you go straight for the ad hominem.
You know, your attitude toward other posters, your unwillingness to even talk to them without personal attacks, makes me really sceptical of any opinion of yours on what properly-working compromise should look like.
if you read the rest of what I wrote then you would have realized that my post was not ad hominem.
"'Anti-Christ' aside, the labels are correct." Yes, that is ridiculous, and I am quite comfortable in saying so.
"People tend to forget that when Obama was elected he had a Democratic House and Senate and they ran roughshod over the Republicans those first two years. " Poor working knowledge of the Senate (60 vote requirement), refusal to compromise on the Republican part and a record number of filibuster threats. Poor memory as well.
When people make such silly accusations they obviously aren't here to entertain a rational discussion.
What will it take to kill the Zombie Lie of "they had 2 years of complete control" ? Between the Franken-Coleman recount and Ted Kennedy's battle against glioblastona/passing/election of Scott Brown, those 2 years are more like a few months.
FYI- a "Zombie lie" is one that simply will not die, regardless of the facts that should completely destroy its existence.
The 110th Congress had 233 Democratic congressmen and 198 Republican congressmen. That's enough to pass any budget the Democratic House wanted. There were 49 Democratic senators, 49 Republican senators, and, as you noted, 2 vacant seats, with a Democratic Vice-president casting the tie-breaker for all votes.
The 111th Congress had 256 Democratic congressmen and 178 Republican congressmen. There were 57 Democratic senators and 41 Republican senators.
The Democrats had the ability to pass any budget they wanted. They chaired all the committees, and had all the necessary votes to appoint federal judges to the bench. With the one exception of cloture votes, requiring 60 Senators to break, they had the ability to pass any legislation they wished. That's complete control in my book.
Like I said earlier, that's the prerogative of majority party. I'm not any happier with the Republicans then I am the Democrats, but Democrats had control those first two years and should get all the credit, and all the blame, for any action, or inaction, stemming therefrom. The 112th congress is a whole different story....
Not a lot of talk about cutting corporate tax rates, which are already quite high compared to the OCED average. This would be throwing a huge bone to the GOP and big business, who I guess don't like Obama very much. Ideally the increased growth would increase revenue too, but perhaps not.
So, how to pay for it? (I'm working from a revenue positive position) I think capital gains tax is something that needs to be looked at long and hard. On one hand, you obviously don't want people to stop investing in markets or in capital equipment for their own businesses. On the other hand, capital gains taxes are very regressive since the rich get most or all income from investments. You might also argue that low capital gains taxes unnecessarily inflate the stock market. Higher taxes would cause the markets to tank, but perhaps this would be a more stable in the long run.
To those who are wiser than I, would this be a fair trade? Reduction of corporate taxes in exchange for an increase in capital gains taxes? I think corporate taxes need to be brought in line with OCED averages, but not at the expense of losing a ton of revenue.
"Not a lot of talk about cutting corporate tax rates,"
That decision has already been made, so there's no reason to talk about it. There is already general agreement to take the corporate rate to 25% and eliminate deductions and credits to make it revenue neutral.
Congress and the President are in over their heads. We shouldn't be here in the first place.
No we shouldn't. But we are.
So instead of whining about it, we should do what people on this discussion board are doing and actively work to get us out of the predicament.
Our world is successful precisely because people worked together to get themselves out of messes they shouldn't have been in in the first place. As the saying goes: necessity is the mother of invention. Often they were in over their heads and still figured a way out.
Due to strategic redistricting, John Boehner will probably be Speaker for quite some time. If he spends the next 4 years trying to ruin the President's legacy he'll end up destroying his own in the process. These two wise men must get together and come up with big solutions for our problems. Senator McConnell will buckle to anything passed by the House so let's ignore his nonsense from now. on.
They (Congress) will need to do *something* by January-- the AMT patch is not in place (the AMT should have been inflation indexed when it was originally introduced). The IRS has already stated that changing the AMT-- this is the AMT for 2012-- after January 1st will be very difficult to unravel.
When taxpayers suddenly are hit with the higher AMT tax for the 2012 tax year both houses of Congress will pasted with pink slips. The fear of being an unemployment statistic should help focus the attention of the dimly cognizant denizens of Capital Hill.
Many people in high income tax states are already hit with the AMT. All I have to say to turbotax is that I live in MA and it is all over, AMT here I come. You see I have the "tax preference" of paying a lot of my income to MA in state income tax. The AMT was first passed with the idea of making a couple dozen folks pay taxes that did not do so under the old tax law. Be careful about a "soak the rich" tax policy. The person soaked may be you on the morrow.
The political dynamics should be differnt in Obamas 2nd term. He definitely has the upper hand now. With a view to 2016, the Republicans are going to be desperately seeking rehabilitation in the eyes of the electorate.
Shutting down gov't & forcing the economy into recession isn't going to do anything to increase their prospects in 2016. Their rhetoric won't change but their behaviour will. Norquist & the Tparty & the anti-Obama alliance have been shown to be empty blowhards.
Simply by not having Romney at the helm, the US economy should be headed for calmer waters where problems can be identified & solved.
The recovery is already underway. Its morning in America.
I really hope that they (the Republican party) does compromise a bit more and work with the government a bit more. However, I'm not entirely sure I would agree with your assessment. Obama won 53% of the vote in 2008, down to 50.5% now. The Republicans won 45% of the vote in 2008, up to 48% now. That doesn't really play into the idea that Obama's hand should be stronger this term than last...
Though now that Obamacare is pretty much a done deal (one of the most divisive things Obama could have done), I'm really hoping both sides aim for that calmer water! :)
Considering that there was bloodcurdling screams come from the Right,they were going send him back to the obscurity he came from. Instead it was a lot of them, especially in the Senate who failed their performance review. No doubt about it, Obama & the Democrats are in a stronger position than they were. By the way I would add anywhere up to %5 to Obamas total due to an exceptional effort by the GOP to discourage voting. Also millions of poverty stricken homeless do not vote for one reason or another. I don't think they would vote ,if it was easier, for the party that placed them in the situation they are in and a leader worth $1/4 billion with offshore accounts.
Nice try, Economist, but there is no need to frame the issue as "raise revenue without raising rates". US tax rates are low, in both historical and international terms. They happen to be unsustainably low.
Furthermore, the notion that keeping tax revenue low would force the government to cut spending and programs has been more or less explicitly part of mainstream right wing strategy for the past 30 years. It is an irresponsible attitude and it does not deserve to be rewarded.
US corporate tax rates are the highest in the industrial world.
Personal taxes are low only by European levels. Do you seriously want an economy like Europe?
How can personal rates be historically low when three presidents each enacted tax increases that were the largest in history each in its turn, beginning with Reagan? W. Bush's small tax cut was spitting in the ocean compared to the three previous tax increases.
There is a world of difference between those tax rates and what figures are actually paid. I remember seeing an article- perhaps in Forbes or Fortune- showing how many of the largest US companies out there paid nowhere near those rates, and many actually paid their CEOs more than they paid in taxes.
They avoid taxes by keeping foreign earnings in foreign countries with lower tax rates such as Ireland. Reduce the corporate tax rate to a reasonable level and US corps will bring that money home and pay taxes on it.
USA is bankrupt, period.
No, it isn't. The amount of wealth concentrated on the upper 1% is staggering. The US is bankrupt only if you think the wealthiest 1% are not part of the US. The total US wealth is greater today than it was 30 years ago. The problem is that the new wealth went to only a small fraction of the population.
From what I see, just going over the fiscal cliff seems fine to me. Automatic spending cuts and tax increases will occur, the government will not come up with another idiotic 'compromise' (which typically seems to be kicking the can forward for a year or so).
Seriously, what is wrong with going over the fiscal cliff?
It will cause the US to go back into recession, probably kill any recovery in the Euro zone as well. Nothing good will come of it. Better to just get things "fixed" now.
What would happen? Recession. Huge uptick in tax rates would immediately cut into GDP. Inflation overtakes GDP. Recession. Less jobs. Less Revenue. Less everything.
Will that fix avoid a recession, or merely defer it, given that a 7.8% federal deficit as a percent of GDP is required to generate 2.0% growth?
Or is it assumed that if we don't go over the fiscal cliff, private companies will resume lending lower and lower paid Americans money they can't pay back again to keep the consumption economy going?
It will defer it in the sense of the business cycle, but there will of course be recessions in the future - it would be nice to wait a few more years before it happens though.
Of course, the right approach is to 'fix' things right away.
But, given the GOP's steadfast determination to not raise taxes for the top 1%, I think letting the tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts to come in will be far better for the medium and long-term prospects for the economy.
Recessions will come in and avoiding the fiscal cliff simply to postpone an (inevitable) recession may not be the right approach.
Wow.... that sounded, what was that word, hopeful.
A grand bargain might be a bit too much of a pipedream, but seeing our house, senate, and president actually work together might just bring tears to my eyes.
Looks like the quality of the Economist commentary has gone up a few notches - good to see! Perhaps the re-election of the "Marxist Kenyan" has sent many of the more heinous troglodytes back from whence they came.
You're talking about Brian Pelican?
I thought the same thing after reading this thread.
Of course I read another thread this morning (can't remember which one) and I was completely disheartened. It seemed like every single post was from one of the nutters.
Hopefully that was the exception, not this one.
(DanPendleton, LOL. I wish he was the only one. Unfortunately he seemed to have some help)
He's started trolling other forums. I saw him at the National Post recently. Hilarious, considering his utter disdain for Canadians.
I will be so proud of our country if we can come together and agree to spend more on ourselves and pay less in taxes. It will renew my hope in our system.
The article talks about raising an additional $75 billion in taxes to fight a trillion dollar deficit.
To put things in perspective, the entire defense budget is less than a trillion. All the income of the rich is under a trillion. There are only two paths to a balanced budget: massive tax increases coupled with massive spending cuts -- or -- massive inflation.
Both paths are really the same thing, just different ways of accounting for it.
If you think massive tax increases and massive spending cuts would balance the budget, you don't understand economics. This isn't a business. It is te federal government. Recession would occur and revenues would plummet. Look at Greece, Portugal, or Spain as case studies. Inflation is actually a possibility but the effects that would have on the US economy are unclear but would potentially be devastating.
The only way out of this mess is to do as it has been done several times throughout history: to grow out of it. There needs to be structural reform, especially in taxes and entitlements, but also in energy, education, manufacturing, immigration, and finance, all aimed at economic growth. The Affordable Care Act and Dood Frank were steps in the right direction but even they have leave serious problems unsolved (and no doubt create some issues themselves).
If you think we're headed for high growth, you don't understand demographics. According to the Census projections, the number of retirement aged people is set to double, while the number of working age people is likely to decrease. Number, not percent.
Greece? If they had cut spending years ago they wouldn't be in this mess today, would they?
Inflation isn't a possibility, it's a done deal. Look at M1 over the last decade. The Fed /has already/ inflated the money supply, and announced plans to continue doing so. We haven't seen rising prices in the face of this inflation yet, outside of food and fuel, but people in construction say that they're starting to see their prices going up for everything as well.
Tax cuts pay for themselves because of 5.0% GDP growth. We'll grow out way out of it.
Retroactive enhancements to public employee pensions cost nothing because of 8.0% percent per year future investment returns starting in the year 2000.
The huge increase in executive pay were justified by high investment returns through 2000, and by comparisons with other executives ever since. The greater motivation for those at the top will make everyone else richer too.
We've heard it all before. Over and over. And if it doesn't work out? Tough for you; we're vested.
When are we likely to see 5.0% GDP growth again, exactly?
"Inflation isn't a possibility, it's a done deal. Look at M1 over the last decade. The Fed /has already/ inflated the money supply, and announced plans to continue doing so. We haven't seen rising prices in the face of this inflation yet.."
How is it a done deal if it hasn't happened yet? The Fed increasing the money supply makes no difference if the money isn't being spent into the economy, the main problem with QE to begin with. We lost 20 trillion in household wealth since 2009, we have 8% unemployment, there is no problem of too much money chasing too few goods. Even if that became a problem, our interest rates are at zero, it'd be an easy problem to fix. Or we could just raise taxes.
Greece wouldn't be in this mess if there wasn't a global depression, just like us. Their problem is they can't run deficits to stimulate growth because they are not a sovereign currency issuer - they are at the mercy of the sadistic troika.
Deficit $1.2 trillion, 1st year of 20 years principle reduction on $16.2 trillion, another $600 billion at 3 percent. $1,8 trillion, 11,7 percent of GDP = our true fiscal / budget gap.
Never. But that's what they claim to make the math work.
I think this is likely the way they will go. It is after all what everyone is signaling.
The hard part is what spending to cut.
I would suggest that the free drugs for seniors would be a good place to look. The conservatives hate this and think of it as G. Bush's lapse into big government liberalism. The solution could be as simple as demanding generic medicines only and giving the government the ability to negotiate a better price based on their large volume of buying. As it stands now it is ludicrous that the government is buying a billion aspirin but paying for it like they were buying one.
It is after all what everyone is signaling.
But is it? From my (extremely brief) pass by the right wing echo chamber the last day or two, I am not at all convinced that they have accepted that this is what is being signaled. I really hope it is, but I am not getting my hopes up.
I'd be inclined to smack Pelosi and Reid over partisan moves. We need business done, not point scoring.
Also dithering at the edges won't do. It's time for an overhaul.
You are saying what most of us thinking...
Uh, you best be smackin' Boener, Canter, and McConnell as well because it takes two to tango (and those guys are at least as partisan as Reid and Pelosi).
I am a non partisan. Smack em all, let God sort them out!
Having a balanced budget is a very nice and conservative approach to life. But countries are not people. By definition, when you can print your own money, you are always in budget balance (if you include all future tax payers). All you are choosing is the distribution of wealth within that currency block.
So in effect all that is occurring is choices on what kind of taxes you have. My suggestion would be to continue with quantitative easing to it's maximum logical conclusion. I.e. print enough money to pay off all government debt. This must be done in a controlled fashion so that inflation does not go crazy, but bit by bit, year by year, the debt will go down. You cannot pay down debt with more debt, unless the new debt has a lower interest rate than the previous debt. In this case the interest rate of the new debt is zero.
How about having the government borrow $100 trillion from the Fed, zero coupon and payable in 100 years, at zero percent? Pay off all the other debts, and send everyone a check.
I hope some Republicans who are in favor of politicizing the Fed will read the suggestion above. They know not what the do.
Monetizing the debt is an even better idea when you consider that much of the debt is foreign-owned.
Basically, we borrowed a fixed nominal amount of strong dollars, and would pay back the same fixed nominal amount back with weak dollars. The bond buyers (ie - the Chinese) get the shaft.
That's something even Romney would cheer for.
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