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2 teaspoons
Italian seasoning
1/2 teaspoon
seasoning salt
1/2 teaspoon
mustard powder
1 teaspoon
garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 (3 pound)
whole chicken
2 tablespoons
olive oil
This chicken was great! I mixed all of the spices, olive oil and lemmon juice and rubbed it under the skin of the chicken and then over the top of the skin and poured the remainder in the cavity. I put about 3/4 cup water in the bottom of the pan and baked the chicken upsidedown with the breasts in the juices. I covered the whole thing in foil and in 2 hours the flavorful meat was falling off the bones. My company raved and everyone ate way too much. Served with baked apples, green beans and fresh bread. Delicious!
The only problem I had with this recipe is the specified cook time. Be prepared to cook the chicken at 325 degrees for around 2hrs - 2hrs 15min. At a little under 1.5hrs the meat was still very pink.
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Very good. I used boneless, skinless breasts; dumped on all the olive oil and lemon juice then sprinkled both sides with the herb blend. Tasty and tender. Baked at 350 for 30 min.
Without a doubt, one of the best chicken recipes I've found on this site to date. I just mixed all of the seasonings with the oil (doubled for a 5 lb. chicken) and brushed over the chicken. Stuffed the cavity with the spent lemons, a quartered onion and a few cloves of garlic. In the end, I added a few Tbsp. Wondra flour to the drippings to come up with a delicious lemon-herb gravy. This recipe is a true find... thanks so much, Barbara!
i read somewhere on this site in the cooking tips section that brining the chicken would add extra flavor so it really worked. those who found it bland may want to try that. i left out the seasoned salt, brushed on the lemon juice/olive oil mixture first then rubbed on the seasonings. stuffed the inside with lemon wedges as suggested and added a bunch of garlic cloves too. even using a smaller chicken took way more than a half hour, more like an hour and a half. used a roasting pan and left the lid off for the last half hour to crisp the skin a bit. next time will use more of the season mixture, it was almost the best part of the chicken!
Fabulous! I did rub under the skin (we don't eat the skin) and added a quartered onion, 5 cloves of garlic and the lemon rind inside the body cavity while cooking. This chicken came out perfect and everyone LOVED it! Will definitely make again!
lovely, lovely, chicken! I made my own herb concoction too, using herbs de provence, dill, rosemary, tarragon, italian herbs, and essence of emeril. i also stuffed the cavity with the squeezed lemon skins, and baked a 5.5 1b chicken at 350 for about 2 hours. It was moist, lemony, and wonderful!
This recipe gets five stars the first night & three the next. I got a Perdue (big) chicken so doubled the ingredients. If you double it, don't double the oil. It was very oily. I used 1/2cup lemon juice for the juice of 2 lemons & coarse ground black pepper. I also let the remaining (after rubbing some inside) dried spices sit in the lemon juice to rehydrate then whisked in the oil & used a pastry brush to apply it. It smelled great & tasted good. I wish I could have eaten more the first night.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Roasted Lemon Herb Chicken
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 405
Calories from Fat: 263
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The night didn't start well for the Cardinals, whose 106-pounder (Cameron Bates) didn't make weight. Then JHS lost its first two matches, with Christian Heisey falling in overtime at 152 pounds to Cody Smith and Spencer Clark losing 11-3 to Casey Giblin at 160.
"Heisey beat our guy (in an earlier match) on an overtime takedown. Tonight it was our turn," said Varner, who paused as Smith walked by him to the locker room to tell him it was the best match he'd ever wrestled.
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Tevin Melton gave JHS its first points with a pin with 21 seconds left in the third period over Andrew Moore at 170, but the Cardinals lost five of the next six matches, three on pins and one on a forfeit at 106.
The only win in that span was by heavyweight Matthew Reed, who wasted little time in taking command before pinning Michael Dale with 55 seconds left in the opening period.
But with five matches left the Cardinals were down 35-12. JHS wasn't through, however, as Xavier Ross came up with a pin with just 5 seconds left in his 120-pound match against Justin Orenstein and 2012 state champ Tyler Ross pinned Alex Zambrano with 35 seconds left in his 132-pound match.
Brandon Seward didn't wait as long as his mat mates to pull the Cardinals even closer. He pinned Corey Simpson with 51 seconds left in the opening period of their 132-pound match and suddenly the Cardinals had pulled within 35-30 with two matches left.
But Chris Halstead downed Dylan Morris 12-5 at 138 pounds to clinch the victory. Halstead pinned Morris at 1:41 at the Big Horn.
"We were watching the numbers," Varner said. "We knew we had Halstead there. We knew we had one guy up there who could deliver."
Akins said he goes into every match expecting to win all 14 weight classes, which he knows is unrealistic. But he said the Cardinals did lose some he thought they'd win — and which they'd won in the earlier match against West Carteret.
"There were some matches that we were counting on that were obviously a little bit tougher and didn't go the way we wanted them," he said. "That just shows we got to work a little harder and we'll get in the mat room tomorrow."
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106 pounds:Johnson (WC) won by forfeit; 113: Smith (WC) p. Edwards 3:37; 120: X. Ross (J) p. Orenstein 5:55; 126: T. Ross (J) p. Zambrano 5:25; 132: Seward (J) p. Simpson 1:09; 138: Halstead (WC) d. Morris 12-5; 145: Evans (J) d. Mason 10-8; 152: Smith (WC) d. Heisey 3-1 OT; 160: Giblin (WC) d. Clark 11-3; 170: Melton (J) p. Moore 5:39; 182: Tanquay-Penn (WC) d. Childress 7-3; 195: Helmick (WC) p. Strzalkowski 3:11; 220: Basso (WC) p. Hines 1:21; HWT: Reed (J) p. Dale 1:05.


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Cubase 6.5 (£508)
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MusicRadar's verdict:
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Heavyocity Damage (€299)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"More specific than previous Heavyocity outings but just as awesome, this is a superb source of dramatic percussion."
PocketLabWorks iRiffPort (£89)
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"A versatile, handy little device."
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Toontrack EZmix 2 (£115)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"If you need a suite of effects and don't know where to start with mixing, we'd highly recommend it."
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Steinberg CMC USB controllers
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Interesting controllers, but only time will tell if they can wrestle users away from their mice."
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Wave Alchemy Pro-II (£40)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"The Pro-II takes the Pro-One as its sonic starting point and updates it solidly for the 21st century."
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Presonus AudioBox 22VSL (£199)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"An interface and DAW package with low latency that could find a home in many project studios."
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IK iRig MIDI (€55)
MusicRadar's verdict:
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Prodipe IEM3 in-ear monitors (£40)
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"Ideal for studio work and if you plain ol' love it loud."
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MXL Trio ($99)
MusicRadar's verdict:
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AAS Chromaphone (£127)
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Analogue Solutions Leipzig-S (£649)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A flexible synth that excels at raw and percussive tones. The sequencer is a great addition."
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Alesis 3632 Compressor (£100)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"By no means high-end, but the 3632 offers significant improvements on the popular 3630 sound."
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Beat Kangz Beat Thang (£799)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"It's a mixed bag but we wish it well."
FULL REVIEW: Beat Kangz Beat Thang
UK/Europe: Gear4Music
USA: Sweetwater
Yonac Shredder (£3.99)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"If you have an iPad this will be more fun for much longer than spending your four quid on that pint and pork scratchings."
Presonus Audiobox 44VSL (£289)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A very practical compact audio interface: a great starter pack for the beginner or a worthwhile upgrade from a basic two in/two out interface if you want to expand your facilities."
FULL REVIEW: Presonus Audiobox 44VSL
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Positive Grid Jam Up Pro (£6.99)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A reasonably-priced and feature-packed guitar jam station for the iPad. The deluge begins…"
Line 6 POD HD Pro (£629)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A solid choice if you want modelled amp and effects sounds in your studio or your live rack."
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Best Service Nitron (£129)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Synth-based sample packs are ten a penny, but Nitron stands head and shoulders above the vast majority of them."
FULL REVIEW: Best Service Nitron
UltimateSoundBank Emulation II (€179)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"There's real substance here, not just wistful nostalgia."
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IK Multimedia SampleTank iOS (£13.99)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"There's a free version of SampleTank on the iTunes App Store, and we would emphatically recommend trying it before buying."
FULL REVIEW: IK Multimedia SampleTank iOS
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UK: Gear4Music
USA: Sweetwater | Full Compass
FR:Michenaud | Woodbrass
ProjectSAM Orchestral Essentials (£359)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Cut to the chase with this wide-ranging library"
FULL REVIEW: ProjectSAM Orchestral Essentials
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UK/Europe: Thomann | Gear4Music
USA: Sweetwater
FR: Thomann
VirSyn iVoxel (£6.99)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"If you're at all into vocoding and/or resynthesis, this is one app that definitely needs to be on your iOS device."
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karacha wrote:In a way, Artest on this Laker team is similar to Pau: he passes the ball. . . .
Also, him and Pau have a terrific chemistry right now. They are really looking for each other.
kray28 wrote:Ron is now, on a nightly basis, effectively shutting down the other team's primary scoring option (usually a small forward).
Last Thursday it was Deng, on Sunday it was Durant, and yesterday it was Harrington. Look around the league, and for a majority of teams, a bulk of scoring comes from the SG/SF position. When Ron puts the clamps on that, it has many positive ramifications for us.
Lakerman JSJ wrote:I'm sure I've posted this before, but I just can't get over what a great passer Ron is. I knew he was a good shooter and defender, but his passing has greatly exceeded any expectations I had of it. Provided he keeps his head on straight, Ron will prove to be a great addition to the squad.
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I just started a new Christian Game-blogging site, trying to bring attention to the work that other Christians are doing to engage the world of games.
You don't have to put it up here, but it seems like it would fit in nicely. :]
In regards to the email I just got, here's a few things that might be worth adding:
So first of all, Owen Good at Kotaku did a whole feature on last year's conference, might be worth permalinking. http://kotaku.com/5821259/christian-game-developers-want-to-leave-b...
I see you already added Joshua Wise's site, The Cross and The Controller, might I also suggest adding Christ and Pop Culture? They have a video games section that is updated regularly with quality pieces, mainly from Drew Dixon, who also writes about video game for Relevant and Paste magazine. http://www.christandpopculture.com/category/games/
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Hi Jordan - Owen's CGDC article is posted on the News page, but that's perfect.
The others are well warranted. Tell me though, since I'm not familiar with Christ and Pop Culture, how would you categorize it? News? A Blog? Something else?
I figured you had probably seen that. :]
I would say CaPC is probably best described as a blog, just one with several contributors. Drew writes his weekly column "When Games Matter," but the site also regularly runs features from other authors.
Cool. Thanks Jordan. Added both.
I am also responding to the email that was sent out. I'm managing a youth Christian movement called RE:NEW and here's a link to an article on gaming: http://www.renewtheresponse.org/stories.php?id=1
I've also started writing for gamechurch.com It's a website with new articles and reviews nearly every day of the week. Would fit nicely under Websites and Blogs ;)
Way to go Jordan - you're doing the hard lifting or the whole category. Keep up the good work!


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Young children are particularly prone to colds because they haven't had a chance to build up immunity to the many viruses that cause colds. As your child grows older, he'll gradually build up his immunity and get fewer colds.
Most colds are caused by a virus. In fact, there are over 200 types of virus that can cause the common cold. This is why you can't be immunised against a cold.
The viruses that cause colds are spread by sneezing, coughing and hand contact.
Colds are more common in the winter months. Cold weather by itself doesn't increase the chance of getting a cold, but people are in closer contact with each other because they stay indoors. This means they're more likely to infect each other. Similarly, getting wet or chilled doesn't cause a cold.
Cold symptoms are pretty much the same in children and adults. You might see one or more of the following:
Often, your child will lose her appetite, and she might even feel sick or vomit. Your child might be miserable or irritable.
The actual symptoms will vary from child to child, and from illness to illness. Usually the symptoms will last anywhere from a few days to a week or more. Your child will usually recover fully without any problems.
Very occasionally there are complications, such as ear infection, laryngitis, croup, or a lower respiratory tract infection, such as bronchiolitis or pneumonia. These are relatively uncommon illnesses compared to the uncomplicated cold, which is widespread.
Almost all colds get better without treatment. The best you can do is use the methods described below, in Treatment.
Take your child to see the doctor if he:
Also see your doctor if your child doesn't show some improvement in 48 hours, or if you're worried. For more information, you might like to read our article on recognising serious illness.
Very occasionally your doctor will order a blood test, throat or nasal swab – or, rarely, a chest X-ray. But most children with colds don't need any tests.
There's no cure for the common cold. There's also no specific treatment that will make the cold go away more quickly.
There are several options that can help relieve symptoms:
It's a good idea for your child to take things easy, but there's no need for her to stay in bed. Let your child decide how active she wants to be. Although it's likely she won't be hungry, make sure she drinks lots of fluids. Your child's appetite will come back as she starts to feel better.
You should avoid the following:
There's no need to stay away from dairy products, because they don't make extra mucus.
There are also several treatments that aren't necessary. Always ask your doctor if your child really needs a prescription.
It's pretty much impossible to stop children from getting colds. Vitamins – such as vitamin C and echinacea – haven't been found to increase children's resistance to colds. But ongoing vitamin C use has been shown to reduce the duration and severity of colds in children.
Flu injections aren't necessary for most children. They're given only to children who have a:
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Yoon, P.J., Kelley, P.E., & Friedman, N.R. (2009). Ear, nose and throat. In W. Hay, M. Levin, J. Sondheimer & R. Deterding (Eds), Current diagnosis and treatment: Pediatrics (20th edn, pp. 452-486). New York: McGraw-Hill.
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Kassel, J.C., King, D., & Spurling, G.K.P. (2010). Saline nasal irrigation for acute upper respiratory tract infections. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 3, CD006821.
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Caruso, T.J., Prober, C.G., & Gwaltney, J.M. Jr. (2007). Treatment of naturally acquired common colds with zinc: A structured review. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 45 (5), 569-74.
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First Known Use: before 12th century
verb \ˈsē\
: to notice or become aware of (someone or something) by using your eyes
: to have the ability to see : to have the power of sight
: to be or become aware of (something)
saw \ˈsȯ\ seen \ˈsēn\ see·ing \ˈsē-iŋ\
Full Definition of SEE
transitive verb
a : to perceive by the eyeb : to perceive or detect as if by sight
a : to form a mental picture of : visualize <can still see her as she was years ago>b : to perceive the meaning or importance of : understandc : to be aware of : recognize <sees only our faults>d : to imagine as a possibility : suppose <couldn't see him as a crook>
a : to take care of : provide for <had enough money to see us through>b : to make sure <see that order is kept>
a : to regard as : judgeb : to prefer to have <I'll see him hanged first> <I'll see you dead before I accept your terms>c : to find acceptable or attractive <can't understand what he sees in her>
: to meet (a bet) in poker or to equal the bet of (a player) : call
intransitive verb
a : to give or pay attentionb : to look about
a : to have the power of sightb : to apprehend objects by sightc : to perceive objects as if by sight
a : to grasp something mentallyb : to acknowledge or consider something being pointed out <see, I told you it would rain>
: to make investigation or inquiry
— see·able \-ə-bəl\ adjective
— see after
: to attend to : care for
— see eye to eye
— see red
: to become very angry
— see the light
: to discover or realize a usually obscured truth
— see the light of day
: to become publicly known or available (as through publication) <manuscripts that will never see the light of day>
— see things
— see through
: to grasp the true nature of <saw through the scheme>
— see to
: to attend to : care for
See see defined for kids
Examples of SEE
- It was so dark that I couldn't see anything.
- I can't see a thing without my glasses.
- Would you turn on the light? I can hardly see a thing.
- Let me see what you're holding in your hand.
- I saw your sister at the party, but I didn't talk to her.
- I saw her take the money.
- Nobody saw the accident happen.
- He was last seen leaving his house yesterday morning.
- You have to see it to believe it.
- "He says he's coming." "I'll believe it when I see it."
Origin of SEE
Middle English seen, from Old English sēon; akin to Old High German sehan to see and perhaps to Latin sequi to follow — more at sue
Related to SEE
Rhymes with SEE
b, be, bee, c, cay, cee, Cree, d, dee, Dee, dree, e, fee, flea, flee, free, g, gee, ghee, glee, gree, he, key, Key, knee, lea, lee, me, mi, p, pea, pee, plea, pree, quay, re, Rhee, scree, sea, she, si, ski, spree, sri, t, tea, tee, the, thee, three, ti, tree, twee, Twi, v, vee, we, wee, whee, ye, z, zee
: the area in which a bishop has authority
: the authority or power of a bishop
: the office of a bishop
Full Definition of SEE
a archaic : cathedrab : a cathedral townc : a seat of a bishop's office, power, or authority
: the authority or jurisdiction of a bishop
Origin of SEE
Middle English se, from Anglo-French sé, see, from Latin sedes seat; akin to Latin sedēre to sit — more at sit
First Known Use: 14th century
biographical name \ˈsē\
Definition of SEE
Thomas Jefferson Jackson 1866–1962 Am. astron. & math.
verb \ˈsē\ (Medical Dictionary)
saw \ˈsȯ\ seen \ˈsēn\ see·ing \ˈsē-iŋ\
Medical Definition of SEE
transitive verb
: to perceive by the eye
intransitive verb
: to have the power of sight
: to apprehend objects by sight
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Chairman: The Duchess of Atholl, M.P.
Vice-Chairmen: The Earl of Listowel, Miss Eleanor Rathbone M.P.
Hon. Secretaries: Mr D.R. Grenfell, M.P., Capt. J.R.J. Macnamara, M.P., Mr. Wilfred Roberts, M.P.,
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Organising Secretary: Mrs. Mary M. Miller.
Co-operating Societies: Social Service Council of The Society of Friends, The Save the Children Fund, The Spanish Medical Aid Committee, The Scottish Ambulance Unit, The Spanish Women's Committee for Help to Spain, The Women's Committee against War and Fascism, The Spanish Youth Foodship Committee, University Ambulance Unit.
BULLETIN No. 5. 9th April, 1937.
The War in Spain is now in its tenth month. As the warmer weather approaches the shortage of such things as coal, warm clothing and boots becomes less of a hardship, but the need for evacuating the civil population, for feeding and housing the refugees and for providing medical equipment is equally, if not more pressing than it was during the winter months. We welcome the response to our appeals for more money (in particular to the milk appeal) and we are very much pleased with the splendid work that is being done in the provinces, but we would emphasise the fact that a constant flow of finds is needed if our work in Spain is to be maintained on its present scale.
We have, within the last fortnight, sent out another contingent of motor buses to Madrid - one Ford bought by the Committee in London, two Bedfords from the Leeds Joint Committee and another Bedford from Surrey, the money for which was raised by the efforts of Messrs. Green and Vickery (two driver's recently returned from Spain).
One of our 'buses has been bombed, as it stood in a garage in Tarancon, on the way to Madrid. Luckily no one was hurt, but the 'bus was completely destroyed, A new 'bus costs about £300 and we should like to be able to replace the smashed one.
Here are some extracts from Mr. Garratt's letters of March 24th and 29th: " There is still a largish population to evacuate and food is very short, but the very considerable victory over the Italians has altered the position... The work itself is getting quite regularised, especially at the Madrid end... Everything runs much easier now... I get down to Valencia in nine hours and can run down one day, fix things up in the evening and then come back and do something here next day. The victory has helped matters a lot - roads freer, more petrol and also we have our own tanker running... Madrid is perfectly sane and normal, a city living on the edge of a volcano which is not erupting much these days... Madrid had her first spring day yesterday with a really strong sun. More vegetables coming in."
Although it is impossible to obtain the exact figures, we understand that our 'buses have now carried over two thousand children into safety. We have received some photographs of children being evacuated from Madrid. Copies of which are on sale at this office.
Professor G.C. Catlin has just returned from the United States, where he went on behalf of the National Joint Committee. He was able to make valuable contacts both with individuals and with organisations and to interest a large number of people in relief work in Spain. He had interviews with Francis Sayre, Under-Secretary of State, with officials of the American Red Cross, with Mr. Rickard the Director General of the Hoover Mission and with representatives of the American Society of Friends. It is hoped that as a result of his visit, the United States will participate to a far greater degree in the international efforts that are being made to help the Spanish people.


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Just for fun, imagine if all debt were wiped away when the Mayan Calendar ends this Friday…
How would the world be different? What would become possible for you personally in your life? How would nations and corporations invest our newfound wealth differently if we all started from a clean slate? Problems like global warming and extreme poverty would instantly become financial drops in the bucket—easily tackled with fair contracts and forward-looking investments. The structural debts of entrenched subsidies, invested capital, tax havens, and trade agreements that keep them from being addressed would simply no longer exist.
Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? Well just such a fantasy used to be standard practice in the Hebrew Tradition throughout the early days of their civilization. They held a great Jubilee every seven years to erase all debt and end economic slavery. Accounts kept on stone tablets were broken. Those stored on papyrus were burned to ash. Slaves were returned to their families. Everyone was given a fresh start. (This tradition is being revived today through the Occupy-inspired project, Rolling Jubilee, that has already abolished more than $9,000,000 in US debt for everyday citizens.)
The Invention of Debt
What you may not know is that debt arose recently on the human stage. Throughout more than 99% of our history we have not even had a concept for debt. (The interested reader can pick up David Graeber's excellent book Debt: The First 5000 Years for the full story.)
Anthropological studies of hunter-gatherer societies reveal that there were no barter systems, no currencies to use for money, and — in the absence of these cultural artifacts — there was no debt. With all the great variation across cultures one might expect from ethnographic research, the anthropologists found that some tribal communities engaged in "gift economies" where status arises from how generous a person after they have acquired wealth, while others have remained egalitarian and non-hierarchical for thousands of years by sharing their food and materials based on the principles of "from each as they are able, to each as they need."
This belies the great misunderstanding about communism that treats it as a state-centric governing system, when in truth it is the foundational sentiment of any community that builds upon the trust and good will of social relations between people who know and depend upon one another — a condition that has held for all hunter-gatherer societies throughout our long 200,000 year history as a species.
Pick up any economics textbook at random and you will find a classic (and false) "just so" story about the need for barter systems to have money. They all go something like this: Steve has potatoes and needs some shoes. Bob has shoes but does not need any potatoes. They are unable to directly exchange goods due to this mismatch of need, and so must introduce a money system to preserve the value of currency across multiple exchanges that enable Steve to sell his potatoes to Sue and acquire money that he can then use to pay Bob for a pair of shoes. What this simple narrative conceals is the broad evidence from ancient cultures studied by anthropologists that no such problem arises in this way.
What really happens is that a warring society has arisen somewhere and is in a mode of conquest — to get a sense of how this happens, read my article about psychopaths and agrarian city states. When this burgeoning empire conquers new land, the ruler imposes a system of taxation on the local populace to pay for the costs of war. This imposition of scarcity, by extracting resources from the local population to be hoarded by the warrior chieftain, is what leads to the emergence of barter systems and — in some instances — the introduction of a money system and coinage by the ruler.
In the absence of war and conquest, hunter-gatherer societies do not spontaneously create barter systems. Instead they share more or less equally within their tribe and only trade with other tribes through highly ritualized and often conflict-ridden exchanges that take place when two tribes come together for a brief interaction. The pathway that does lead to the emergence of barter systems takes place in agrarian societies where some kind of accounting system has been created to track debts. And from these accounting systems we do find that debt is present.
So where does debt come from if it isn't naturally a part of human societies? Again it is the imposition of scarcity by the ruling class — designed to extract and hoard wealth in the hands of a powerful elite — that creates the notion of debt. Does this sound familiar in today's context? Many countries were "modernized" throughout the 20th Century by introducing market systems that structure debt into the economies of newly founded nations. These nations now must pay tributes — in the form of interest payments — to external banks that extract wealth from the poor countries and hoard it in the coffers of wealthy countries.
Stated plainly, debt is created when a powerful group of people impose scarcity upon another group of people who have been conquered. This is the root cause of poverty. It is the destabilizing force of unequal societies that breeds civil unrest and revolution. Thus the need for Hebrew kings to introduce Jubilee. They knew that a revolution might cause the people to rise up and clear their own debts, while also uprooting the monarchy from power. In order to preserve their power base, they would routinely erase the debt and start again.
A Note About Debt and Moral Accounting
The astute reader may already be asking, "What does this story about the creation of debt say about the religious use of moral accounting?" You may have noticed that all the world religions have at their core a transactional relationship between God and humans — where each person owes a debt to their creator and must pay it either by relinquishing sin from their lives or by returning to their maker upon death.
This economic transaction frame for moral accounting is not present in all human societies. Those hunter-gatherer tribes practicing the ethic of distribution based on need have no concept for trading an eye-for-an-eye. Nor do they see a gift as something to be repaid, expressing disgust at the insult of treating their generosity in such a transactional manner.
Instead what anthropologists have found is that debt-based morality is only present in societies that already have accounting systems and also engage routinely in barter and monetary exchange. In other words, this moral accounting system is a product of war and conquest and not a natural part of human society. So it may help to keep this in mind the next time you feel a debt to one of your friends, society, or your maker.
What Would It Mean to Erase All Debt?
We are living in a time when too many of our financial resources are allocated to non-productive activities — principally the accumulation of wealth by "making money with money" and a myopic focus on economic activities that service our massive debts. This is why people work at jobs they hate. It is why investments are not being made in renewable energy, public education, the arts, health care, or the eradication of poverty. We have built a massive financial house of cards on debt — with money itself coming into being when loans are taken out, a pool that grows exponentially due to the interest that accompanies it — and so we are not able to bring consumer culture to an end or focus our creative talents on planetary sustainability.
By the way, this is exactly what my friends at /The Rules are trying to address in their global mobilization effort.
So if we were to erase all debt, the 7 billion people alive today could focus on their passions. We could all come together to address global threats — be they resource-based like the scarcity of fresh water or peaking of global oil production; or cultural like the loss of spiritual meaning in the secularization of society or the soullessness of employment drudgery that comes from working long hours at a mind-numbing job.
What comes to my mind is the way cities try to implement broad solutions to address economic development, transportation, resource management, social justice, and environmental concerns. They must operate within constrained budgets that keep draining further without a clear end in sight. I imagine what would be possible if everyone was able to set out on their own intellectual and experiential journeys without the fear of a debt-collector coming to their door. How then would the peoples of this world choose to live out their lives?
Perhaps you have your own dreams of a better world for you and your loved ones. What comes to mind for you? This is not merely an academic question, by the way, because we each participate in the social realities that are lent our beliefs, our actions, and our obligations. If we were to collectively decide that our debts are no more, they would cease to exist.
This is because what we take to be real in many respects becomes so as a self-fulfilling prophesy. We each have the power to be accountants — defining "the real" by choosing what to measure and imbuing it with significance. In this way, the Gross Domestic Product was claimed as an economic altar for measuring the progress of civilization in the 20th Century. Perhaps in the 21st we will replace it with Gross National Happiness or some other novel metric for capturing the essence of our values and purpose as a civilization on this Earth.
So I'll ask you again… imagine if all debt were wiped away when the Mayan Calendar comes to an end this Friday? Let your thoughts drift and see where they go!