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Al Horford scored 34 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, while Josh Smith added 24 points 14 rebounds to help the Atlanta Hawks hold off a fourth-quarter rally by the Utah Jazz and claim a 102-91 victory Wednesday night. Al Jefferson led Utah with 26 points and 11 rebounds, while Derrick Favors had 17 points and 15 rebounds. It wasn't enough to prevent the Jazz (31-27) from losing their second straight home game and third straight contest overall. Atlanta (33-23) took control when the Jazz opened the second half by missing their first eight shots. The Hawks went on a 10-2 run and took a 66-50 lead on a pair of free throws by Horford. The Hawks appeared to be on the verge of securing a blowout road victory when they extended their lead to 80-60 on a pair of free throws from Zaza Pachulia with 1:24 remaining in the quarter. But the Jazz finally came to life on offense toward the end of the third quarter, going on an 11-2 run, culminating in a three-point play by Favors to cut the Hawks...
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Anyone who has visited Oxford during the vacation and has chanced to walk under the shades of the majestic elms in St. Giles must have been struck by the all-pervading air of serenity and of repose to be found there and must have fallen under the spell of the goddess of beauty who has chosen to bless this place with her presence. But, today all is changed. The showmen have taken possession of Oxford's beauty spot ... Oxford is given over to the democracy, it is the annual St. Giles Fair. And right well are the people enjoying themselves. All around is one sea of happy faces. (Worlds Fair, 20 September, 1913).
Oxford St. Giles Fair is held on the first Monday following the feast of St. Giles (September 1) and lasts for two days. The present fair is organised by Oxford Council in association with the London and Home Counties Section of the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. The rights to hold the fair at St. Giles are shared between St. John the Baptist College Oxford and the local council, and the fair itself is opened by the Lord Mayor of Oxford at 10.30 on the Monday morning. The showfamilies arrive early on the Sunday morning and the pull on starts for the larger machines at 6.00 a.m. with the juveniles and fun houses allocated 7.30 as their allotted time and kiosks, and side stalls building up from 9.00 onwards. History reveals that this was not always the case and up until 1851 the showpeople started to congregate at midnight on Saturday in readiness for the fair on the following Monday. With the modern fair the building up continues throughout the day with a break for an hour from 12.00 for Sunday service.
Oxford in line with many of the historic fairs held in the United Kingdom has a long pedigree. However unlike the annual fairs held in Nottingham and Hull, its ancestry cannot be traced back to a Charter fixing in the Medieval calendar. Over the years many claims have been made regarding the ancestry of the famous fair held on the Monday following the feast of St Giles in Oxford. H. L. Benwell writing in The Showman in 1906 claims an ancient pedigree, stating that:
The Oxford Fair is of Norman origin but its actual beginnings are lost in the mists of antiquity.
In this article he linked the modern festivities, to the medieval fair held in the manor of Walton where it took place on the "precincts of the churchyard itself on St. Giles Day and the following week. This connection with the parish of Walton is reaffirmed by R. W. Muncey in Our Old English Fairs, when after the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1539, the parish of Walton was passed to the crown until it was purchased by St. John's Baptist College in 1573. This link between the St. John's Baptist College and the fair continues today with the Council sharing a percentage of the net profit with the College. However, although the Manor of Walton and its rights passed into the hands of the College of St. John the Baptist, there appears to be no documentary evidence that a fair was held there during the medieval period. Despite this Benwell does state:
That Queen Elizabeth was herself in Oxford between September 3rd and 10th, 1567 and it is recorded that she looked at the fair from the windows of St. John's College.
The evidence for this claim has unfortunately not been forthcoming and no account appears in Muncey's Our Old English Fairs, in which he concludes that, St. Giles is a wake, for it is not held by charter. The earliest reference we have for the fair is from The Session Rolls of James I where it is recorded that Thomas Cantyn was fined six shillings for swearing six insufferable oaths at the Wake, obviously a tradition which has since died out! Muncey also refers to the writings of Sir John Pelshall, a Oxford historian who stated in 1773 that:
At present we have no Fair, a wake is at St. Giles, yearly the Monday after St. Giles Day.
Owen's New Book of Fairs of 1783 lists three fairs for Oxford including one which falls on the Monday after St. Giles, September 1. The fair itself is historically divided between the `college' and the `city' side, with the college side tracing its rights to the fair from the Manor of Walton. The west side of the fair falls beyond these boundaries and as the fair expanded in the Victorian period, the Markets and Fairs Committee took the initiative of collecting the tolls for this area. This practise is still maintained today under the co-ordination and management of the Property and Leisure Department with Mr. Dick Oldroyd acting as the management consultant on behalf of the City Council.
The most recent history of Oxford St. Giles is Sally Alexander's account published by the History Workshop in 1970. However, Ms Alexander traces its development from 1830 to 1914 and writes that before the 1830s it was remembered as a pleasure fair of the smallest possible extent with its distinctive character being that of a children's fair, with gingerbread stalls and a display of toys. By 1838 such was the popularity of the fair that the local authorities attempted to bring some control to the annual event by publishing a set of regulations to be observed during the commencement the progress and the conclusion of the fair. In line with Hull and Nottingham during this period one of the main attractions were the drinking booths which were in evidence until the 1840s despite an attempt to prohibit their attendance in 1838.
Despite the popularity of St. Giles in the last decade of the nineteenth century, between 1893 and 1894 attempts were made to abolish the fair by using the economic criteria stated in the 1871 Fairs Act. As is generally the case of the abolitionists the argument consisted of charges of drunkenness, and more importantly that any economic benefit of the fair was appreciated by the showpeople and not by the local tradesmen. This was repudiated by the supporters who writing in the Oxford Times stated:
It is a pity to abolish the fair, coming as it does at a time when in Oxford will starve a rat. The long vacation to the struggling tradesman is a serious matter ... In their estimation there is no place like it. If a great deal of cash is taken from Oxford by caravan tribes, a great deal is brought in.
The main form of entertainment on offer at the fair before the 1880s were the shows, including such famous names as Richardson's theatre and William Manders with his famous menagerie. H. L. Benwell's account in 1906 recalls in detail the type of performance one would have seen:
The shows, were in fact of a different character to those of the present day. Some of them which visited St. Giles in the fifties has as many as twenty performers for the outside parade and charged a shilling for the first seats... The last of these old-fashioned shows to visit Oxford was Scott's circus and Moreland's Theatre who, after faithfully serving the town for many years, were eventually ousted from their position by the modern roundabout.
Famous names associated with the shows presented at the annual fair included: William Mander and his famous menagerie, Dan Hartley a giant with six fingers and toes, Joe Hylton with an elephant named David who carried visitors around the fair, Tom Chappel with his family of acrobats and the usual array of freaks and pig faced ladies. According to H. L. Benwell the first showmen to introduce a steam roundabout at St. Giles Fair was Henry Hall of Uxbridge. By the late nineteenth century, Jacob Studt, Charles Thurston and William Wilson regularly attended the festivities with the Switchbacks and Galloping horses. These same families continued to attend the fair into the twentieth century, bringing with them the latest attractions.
The twentieth century fair continued from the success enjoyed in the previous century with roundabouts becoming a dominant feature of the festivities. However, the show line continued with several cinematagraph booths in attendance in 1908 including Jacob Studt's monster show and William Taylor's Coliseum proving as popular as the roundabouts. According to Sally Alexander's account:
The story of St. Giles Fair is a vivid illustration of how a traditional but small local feast was transformed into a modern holiday.
By the start of the first World War, the cinematograph shows were in decline and more innovative attractions had taken their place in the people's affections. The outbreak of the first World War did not at first affect St. Giles coming as it did very soon after war was declared as the Oxford Chronicle reports in 1914:
Despite the chilling influences of the war on pleasure, despite a restriction on hours, St Giles's Fair is still going strong. If they had the power to stop it, the City Council would probably have done so.
This power was soon in evident and during both the First and Second World Wars, amusements were curtailed around the country. Between the two world wars, Oxford St Giles' went from strength to strength. Many of the same showfamilies were in attendance during this period with William Nichols beginning his family's association with the fair directly after the First World War:
This annual fair of St. Giles of Oxford opened out in lovely weather on Monday last ... Here was a great variety of everything to be found at a country fair. Of the pleasure fair proper here were W. Nichols' jumpers, a smart kept machine with a A1 organ; W. Wilson's rodeo riding scenic; Jacob Studt's whirling whales; C. and H. Thurston's motors; cakewalks by Richards and Abbott; C. Abbott's gondolas; Mrs. Bird's jumpers (a very old tenant); F. Wilson's gallopers; J. Waddington's steam yachts; T. Clarke's motors
The showrow at the 1927 event included Tom Norman, Dot Rayner, J. Parry and the Shufflebottom family with their Mexican sports exhibition. In the decade leading up to the Second World War, new rides such as the Dodgem and the Noah's Ark made by appearance, with Harry Studt bringing his new Monster and Swirl in 1936 and competing against and John Collin's loop-o-plane. However, the World's Fair reporter writes that John Flanagan's golden gallopers were the only family ride in the fair.
The ending of hostilities brought the return of the fair to Oxford in 1945, a event that was greeted with enthusiasm by the local people and The World's Fair:
Owing to the war this Fair has been in abeyance, but I am certain that there were more people present this year on both evenings than was the case in 1938. There are some who say that the Fair is rapidly outliving its attractions; a visit to St. Giles at the beginning of the week on the contrary suggested that it will live and flourish and maintain its wide appeal for many years to come. In every way it may be said that the Fair was a success.
1945 saw the return of many familiar faces and the range of amusements on offer included Dodgem's, Swirls, Autodromes, juvenile rides including swings, double decker buses and a multitude of side stalls and houp-las provided by long term tenants such as the Hatwell's, Bucklands, Pickard and Rawlin's families to name but a few. During the 1950s Oxford continued to attract the visitors and the latest rides and novelties presented by the showmen, John Flanagan was there with Autodrome, the Traylen Bros, presented their Helter-Skelter and Dive Bomber and Harry Studt continued his family's connection with the fair with his Brookland Speedway. However, The World's Fair reported that one familiar tenant was missing:
One familiar face was sadly missed, in the person of Mrs Louie Hatwell, who up to last year was the oldest tenant in this fair. Mrs. Hatwell passed away at the age of 85 at the end of May.
Over the next decade, a whole range of attractions attended the fair with the shows and novelty stalls proving to be as popular as ever. Mrs. G. Pickard made her ninetieth visit to the fair since her first visit as a baby with her parents, and John Flanagan told the World's Fair reporter that he had first come to Oxford with his grandmother, Mrs Bird nearly eighty years ago. As in previous years, waltzers and dodgems were a prominent feature of the fair. The showrow contained such delights as Tom Norman with Takala and his Red Indian Troupe, Billy Raynor's Mouseland Circus, Mrs Jack Gage's boxing and wrestling show and Mrs Sonia Allen with the Crocodile Girl, the Chimpanzee Circus and Nyora the Rat Girl. By 1966 Bob Wilson's Trabant ride was the major new attraction at the fair which provided an interesting contrast to the Hatwell family shooter which had been attending St. Giles for over seventy years. Although the shows continued to attend the fair throughout the 1970s the report for the 1978 event reflects the emergence of a different type of show:
Shows included Mrs. Sonya Allen's Bat Girl, Snake Girl and Mirror Show; Wally Shufflebottom's Playland Fun House, Gilbert Chadwick's Fun House; John White's Hall or Mirrors; Jimmy Kayes' Mirror Show and Henry Birch's Little and Large Mirror Show.
The fair continued to reflect the latest trends on the fairground and in keeping with events held around the country, more and more showmen started to invest in trailer mounted rides a factor first noticed at Oxford in 1978:
Two first rate examples of the modern trend towards self contained, easily transportable rides needing a minimum of staff to erect and operate were Bob Wilson and Sons' outstandingly successful Maxwell Waltzer and Michael Philips's very popular Round-Up.
Over the past twenty years these changes, first apparent in the 1970s, have become a common feature of the modern fairground. The residents of Oxford have seen a wide range in the variety of rides, shows and amusements that the showpeople have brought to what is widely claimed to be the best street fair in Europe. The secret of its success and its enduring popularity with the residents of Oxford is mirrored is reflected in the 1945 report which appeared in The World's Fair, hopefully the 1998 fair will prove to be as memorable an occasion:
The Mayor, Corporation and the Chief Constable toured the fair and enjoyed the rides and shows. At the end the Mayor confessed that he had had the time of his life and the Mayoress added "It's the thrill of my younger years all over again.
Please click here for an article on the history of shows at Oxford St Giles.


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Sound principles of money, by Arthur Kitson
Arthur Kitson published a book, A scientific Solution of the Money Question, in 1895. It's accessible for free. This is a very interesting book because he's a strong proponent of the free market, even using the analogy of natural selection in arriving at the form money should take to maximize the welfare of as many people as possible, and comes down hard on any sort of monopoly regarding the creation of money, arguing against both banker and government control of money. With this kind of attitude, the capitalists, or socialists, or free market proponents can't dismiss his arguments right off the bat.
He has a very nuanced discussion on wealth, value, standard of value, price, purchasing power, the wisdom of keeping money scarce, etc. This book needs to be summarized, but for now, the most interesting parts will do.
The price of something for sale is dependent on supply and demand for this thing. It's also dependent on the supply and demand for money. So there's plenty of room for bankers to make a profit. Now let's add a third variable, which is to base money on a commodity. Now, the commodity on which money is based can be hoarded, exported, imported, cornered or thrown upon the market, and thus the purchasing power of money affected. Now you know why some people insist that money should be based on a commodity. The third variable plays into the hands of the bankers. Obviously, the bankers have no interest in proposing a commodity to base money on that's plentiful. They propose a commodity that's scarce, such as gold, because a scarce commodity is easier to manipulate.
Kitson cites numerous examples of a gold standard being forced upon people, and shows that a free market would never accept money based on gold. Kitson's thesis is a devastating critique of basing money on a commodity. Kitson followed with an addendum or reply to critics in 1917, titled A fraudulent standard : an exposure of the fraudulent character of our monetary standard, with suggestions for the establishment of an invariable unit of value.
So money established by law, a concept going back as far as Aristotle, is sound as fiat money, i.e., money not backed by a commodity. But who should issue it? Kitson comes down hard on bankers issuing money, as well as a government monopoly on the issuance of money, citing instances of government corruption. Keep in mind that the book was published in 1895. From 1866 to 1886, the volume of money in America had been reduced by almost 80%, causing a depression. Superficially, the government did it by removing greenbacks (debt-free government-issued money) and silver from circulation. Silver was also removed from circulation in many European countries around this time. The actual reason was the bankers had used their control over the governments to bring this about because they wanted to force a gold standard. The American dollar went on a gold standard in 1900.
So who should issue money? According to Kitson, money should be issued by the people! He proposes a mutual banking system. Mutual banks are owned by communities. They create money for loans, out of thin air, against any commodity or IOU (someone promising to pay back the loan). There's a service fee but no interest. At any given time therefore, the amount needed for repayment of loans doesn't exceed the amount created as loans, and no one's forced to default. Money created in this manner goes through an accounting cycle, the same as under commercial banking today: it's created when a loan is made and destroyed when the loan is paid. The money for the service fee is created out of thin air when a loan is made and used by the mutual bank for its operations.
There are four important differences between Kitson's proposal and how commercial banks currently operate:
Under Kitson's proposal, there's no shortage of money and no inflation. Abuse is prevented via internal policing, rotation of mutual bank employees, non-hereditary appointment of mutual bank employees, and random external audits by a central authority that can only intervene in the case of fraud.
How will a government obtain the money for its needs? Taxes.
Whereas the government can create its own money, if the government is dependent on the people to pay for its expenses and the people control the money supply, the people decide the nature of the government.
In the special case of advanced technology replacing a lot of human labor with machines, which creates a scenario where specialized factories can produce goods at great initial cost but the displaced don't have the income to buy these goods, whereas the government may create money out of thin air to extend as social credit to the displaced, since it's desirable that the government obtain money from the people, the central government should be taking money from mutual banks to extend to people as social credit, in which case the mutual banks make an exception by creating the money out of thin air but not as a loan.
The mutual banking system proposed by Arthur Kitson is clearly superior to the solution that I've been promoting for a couple of months, which is that money should be created in a debt-free manner and issued by a government, in which case money that's created truly circulates as opposed to going through an accounting cycle whereby it's created and destroyed. The accounting cycle under the charge of mutual banks is easily able to achieve a level of fine tuning to needs that circulating debt-free money created by a government can't. Technically, mutual banks could be extensions of the central government's Treasury, in which case the government will be the sole authority creating money, and this wouldn't require a Constitutional Amendment in nations such as the U.S., where the Constitution only grants Congress the power to create money, but the argument that placing control of money in the hands of a society that uses it is better than a few hands controlling money holds, even if the few hands compirse of an elected and accountable government, and therefore mutual banks had better be community owned.
Now, there's no way to go from the present system—where commercial banks create nearly all money as debt and people are indebeted to private bankers to the tune of tens of trillions of dollars—to a mutual banking system. This reminds one of the 25-point program of the NSDAP. At the outset, they emphasized the necessity for a strong central government to undo the damage caused by the bankers, noting that the 25 points of the program were temporary. At present there's a need for a central government to take full charge of the creation and issuance of money, creating debt-free money to retire the national debt and prohibiting private banks from creating money in any way. After a few years, one could transition to mutual banking for the masses and the government only creating money for its own needs. This can transition to a government solely relying on taxes for its expenses and obtaining money from mutual banks for social credit money. But activists don't have to wait for government control of money before attempting to implement mutual banks. The problem needs to be attacked from many fronts, and one can work on mutual banks right now [to be discussed].
So I need to overhaul the money FAQ and note that the solution offered there as of the date of this posting should be regarded as an intermediate solution, not the final solution.
Kitson wasn't the first to propose mutual banks. Others have proposed a similar system. The Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) works on a similar principle. John Turmel has shown the mathematical soundness of LETS or Kitson's proposal. I believe the same idea is described in Paul Grignon's Money as Debt volume 3 video. Islamic banking—not to be confused with banks operating under the auspices of international bankers in the typical Middle Eastern or predominantly Muslim nation—incorporates one of the proposed principles, too, such as not charging interest.
Posted by R-news on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 03:59 PM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance
Large-scale protests in Poland over ACTA
Tens of thousands of people in Poland have been taking to the streets, in freezing weather, to protest the government being open to the enforcement of ACTA (ACTA = Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), which is administered by an international body outside local jurisdiction. It has been noted that the real reason for ACTA (also the Trans-Pacific Partnership; SOPA and PIPA) is an attempt to control the dissemination of information, not the superficial issue of violation of copyright.
Posted by R-news on Monday, January 30, 2012 at 04:54 PM in Business & Industry, European culture, European Union, Global Elitism, World Affairs
Protests against austerity measures paralyze Belgium
It was recently noted that Europeans will be increasingly experiencing what the Third World has to experience when bankers start enforcing austerity measures because Europeans governments borrow money from bankers, at interest, money that the bankers create out of thin air. Here are recent mass protests against austerity measures (more taxes, less benefits, increase in retirement age, etc.) in Belgium that shut down large parts of her.
Posted by R-news on Monday, January 30, 2012 at 04:28 PM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance, European Union, World Affairs
The Money Problem When Machines and Robots Increasingly Replace Human Workers
A recent discussion of problems with Apple using humans as machines to build iPhones, iPods and iPads prompted two arguments. One concerning mounting a challenge to globalization has been partially discussed. This post addresses the other issue, of 3D printing solving the problem of exploiting humans in this case by replacing human labor .
3D printing is still expensive for the masses (a few thousand dollars for a unit; example: the Fab-at-home projects), and whereas these can take care of building enclosures for smart phones or hand-held computers, make cables and even print basic circuits, it's a totally different ball game to make microcontrollers, NAND memory chips, microprocessors, or VLSI units in general (VLSI = Very-large-scale integration [of transistors, which are electronic switches]). Bankers will prefer to establish fabrication units for VLSI products where labor costs are minimal and the government has been bribed or corrupted.
Apple can easily automate robots to make iPhones, iPads and iPods, but has decided to use humans as machines for reasons already discussed. This can be considered in a more general context.
With advances in machinery and automation, human workers are easily replaced with much more efficient worker units. The problem with computerized machines or robots replacing humans is that the initial cost of manufacturing increases sharply and it must be recouped in the prices of the manufactured products, but the increasing amount of people losing their jobs to machines also have less disposable income to buy these products. At some point, even cheaper-than-present 3D printers will be too expensive for people increasingly displaced by machines. How does one address this problem?
Clifford Hugh Douglas and other proponents had an elegant solution: social credit. It was never implemented because it requires debt-free creation of money by a government. The proposal is that if people through no fault of their own (e.g., not lazy or unwilling to work) are only able to pay, say, 25% of the cost of a product because they've been replaced by machines, the government should provide the remainder to them so that they can obtain the product.
The first objection was that this would cause inflation, whereas the social credit proponents showed that this is a bogus objection because demand and supply are being matched by money that simply needs to be created out of thin air by the government [prohibit private bankers from creating money and there wouldn't be inflation].
A second objection would be abuse. How does one take care of the lazy? It's a simple matter, easily done by computers nowadays, to take into account job availability, work history, prior income, disability status, etc., and determine if an applicant deserves social credit.
What if a company decided to establish a factory to produce smart phones with a hexa-core ARM processor having six times the cache, gold plating and diamonds? Should a government take it upon itself to provide its citizens with such a smart phone? No, the task of the government is to assist with maintaining a minimum acceptable quality of life for the citizens. A single-core ARM processor with a sixth of the cache of the hypothetical unit and no gold or diamonds does a fine job at computing and communications at present, and suffices for government assistance.
What if manufacturing can potentially ramp up production to satisfy just about as much demand as can arise, but the products are negative for the environment beyond a certain volume? In this case, the government can limit social credit to a certain number of individuals. If 3 million qualify and only a million should be supported, the million are chosen from the qualified applicants at random.
This can be extrapolated to population size. Maintaining a higher quality of life for a larger population depletes a lot of natural resources. The government can hence tie social credit to not exceeding a maximum family size:
Do you have at least two biological children and desire social credit? Well, you meet other requirements, but need to subject yourself to vasectomy or tubal ligation or else you're not getting any social credit for big items.
Do you have one or no children and desire social credit? Apparently, based on your records, you qualify for social credit but we'll just help you with rent and won't put in the remainder to buy you a house unless you're so old that it's unlikely that you'll be having [more] children or have had yourself vasectomized or your tubes ligated.
I think the reader should get the idea.
Posted by R-news on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 06:45 PM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance
Alternatives to Globalization "delivering the goods"
A recent discussion of problems with Apple using humans as machines to build iPhones, iPods and iPads prompted the argument that "A major problem in mounting a challenge to globalization is that it delivers the goods" and that it's unlikely that people will give up their iPhones. The situation isn't bleak. People can adopt a few strategies, as individuals, to lessen the problem.
The first is to buy smart phones, music players and hand-held computers from smaller manufacturers. Let's say there are 10 companies, all using Chinese human labor to make such products. How does it benefit one to go with a smaller manufacturer?
This is how. Bankers love large companies making a lot of profit as advertising can make their products highly desirable, and the profits entice investors to buy the large company's shares. Then it's a matter of bringing down the company and raking in the loot... naive investors lose, bankers win. Now, if the consumer were to prevent any company from getting large by buying products from smaller manufacturers, bankers have less to gain by bringing down a small company here and there, and can only benefit by bringing down an entire industry or the stock market in general, which they can't do very frequently or else investors will lose confidence in the stock market.
Notice that buying from smaller manufacturers may also cost less as there's no premium paid for a top-notch brand name. Also note that the extras that come with some top-notch products aren't worth the price. Would you rather pay a $200 premium for a smart phone with 1080p video playback capability when the screen size makes this functionality useless and the functionality is useful only if you connect it to a 1920 X 1080 monitor, in which case you might as well use any computer built in recent years to send 1080p video to the monitor, or upgrade the graphics card of an older computer for a lot less, or buy, for less, a blu-ray player capable of playing mkv, mov, divx, mp4 and other formats from a plugged-in USB drive?
The second strategy is do-it-yourself projects. The ARM-based computer board at the hear of smart phones and hand-held computers can be purchased separately. The open-hardware beagleboard and beaglebone, for instance, sell for $150 and $89, respectively, and offer 720p video playback and muscle for ordinary computing tasks equivalent to the first generation of iPad. Other alternatives, some even cheaper, comprise of the leopardboard, craneboard, pandora, etc.
Now, it may be a hassle for some to separately buy a capacitive touch screen, cables, etc., and find a suitable enclosure for the computer board, but there are some people who've already done the job, like the Grégoire Gentil group at always innovating, who offer a ready-made smart book based on open-hardware, and they even offer, for free, a multi-boot system allowing one to switch between four open-source operating systems, depending on whether one wishes to use the unit as a smart phone or as a general purpose computer.
To use the unit as a phone, you can use voice-over-IP (VOIP) technologies such as skype (avoid google talk). To get cell phone functionality, you're better off obtaining a barebones cellphone, which service providers will usually throw-in for free, using things along the lines of Grégoire Gentil's products for your other smart phone and hand-held computer needs. Or maybe solutions comprising of a dongle that will let you use your unit with cell phone networks already exist.
Aside from these individual steps, there's always organizing in specific ways to target the bankers.
Posted by R-news on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 03:29 PM in Activism, Business & Industry, Economics & Finance, Globalisation
Bankers Making Apple Run Sweatshops in China
The sweatshops Apple runs in China have recently come up in the news. Instead of using machines to assemble iPhones, iPods and iPads, Apple is using humans as machines. A factory in Shenzhen employs 430,000 people who work in halls with up to 20,000 to 30,000 people each. Workers aren't allowed to talk to each other, there are no recreational breaks and people work under video surveillance. Some of the workers are children in their early teens, who are kept away from sight when inspectors arrive. Whereas the official work day is 8 hours, the standard shift is 12 hours, which commonly extends to 14-16 hours, at 70 cents per hour.
People asking for overtime are shrugged off and blacklisted; if they resign in protest, they'd have a difficult time seeking another job. Seeking to unionize is an imprisonable offense.
Occupational hazards include exposure to neurotoxic agents used to polish glass, such as hexane, whereas safer cleansers aren't used because they take longer to evaporate. Monotonous, repetitive work leads to carpal tunnel syndrome and other disabilities. Those with disabling injuries are out of luck.
Many of these human-bots haven't even seen in person, let alone held, a complete, functional iPad or another Apple product in their hand to evaluate what it is that they're building. And when they sleep, they do so in cubicles packed with bunk beds, like prisoners in a crowded facility.
And to think that some people would describe this despicable situation as a wealth transfer from the the West to the East in terms of manufacturing and other jobs sent abroad! Superficially, the earnings of these workers have easily quadrupled compared to their working in rice farms earlier, but look at their living conditions, and watch as the purchasing power of money keeps going down because the government borrows from bankers, at interest, money the bankers create out of thin air.
If the Chinese masses work in farms, produce enough food for themselves, produce surplus food to barter against petroleum, medicine, etc., and the government creates it own money without debt, the Chinese can live independently and can sustain themselves, whereas now their economy's in the hands of the international bankers while many of their people work like machines, sustaining mechanical injuries and damage from exposure to toxic chemicals.
The West doesn't benefit either. Many Western consumers are precluded from buying bling bling such as iPads because of a lack of disposable income, and a good proportion of those who buy such bling bling do so by borrowing money, for which they'll pay dearly in terms of interest.
Apple could technically improve worker conditions by cutting its profit margins, but is unable to do so because it's a publicly traded corporation, and financial corporations have enough of a stake in it to dictate policies, the bottom line being increasing profit to attract investors. When the time's ripe, these financial corporations will bring down the stock market, thus effecting a wealth transfer from the masses of naive investors to the bankers behind the financial corporations.
Many of the financial corporations having a stake in major non-financial corporations in major economies such as America's are located offshore as well as many of the bankers. This diminishes the odds of a successful political revolt against the bankers. And we can see that the outsourcing of manufacturing and numerous other jobs from the major Western economies is further insurance against the same as weakened Western masses are less capable of revolt.
Posted by R-news on Friday, January 27, 2012 at 03:39 PM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance, Globalisation, World Affairs
Dissecting Corporatism
I got a kick out of this one:
Posted by Svyatoslav Igorevich on Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at 05:13 PM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance, Immigration
An Anglospheric triumph
Countries rated as good places to do business are good generally: "Doing Business in 2006 was published today (midnight GMT), tracking the state of red tape across the world… There are many wise things to be said about this data, and I'll try to say them over the next few days. But since this is a blog let me go for the cheapest headline. The top ten business environments in the world, as measured by the 'Ease of Doing Business index': 1. New Zealand; 2. Singapore; 3. United States; 4. Canada; 5. Norway; 6. Australia; 7. Hong Kong; 8. Denmark; 9. United Kingdom; 10. Japan
[Note that fully half of them are English-speaking and two out of the three Asian ones have had strong English influence]
Posted by jonjayray on Wednesday, September 14, 2005 at 09:14 AM in Business & Industry
Booms and Busts and how to do well in real estate
I gather that the housing boom is still ongoing in the USA. All such booms come to an end, of course. Australia's recent boom started earlier but has now well and truly finished. I thought it might be easier to show how these things work by looking back on an earlier boom in Australia:
One thing that seems very hard for most people to assimilate is that the economy goes through cycles of booms and busts. The reason why it is hard to assimilate is presumably that the booms and busts concerned can last quite a few years and their beginnings or endings can never really be predicted. So in a boom, most business people act as if the boom will go on forever. The price for so acting, however, is almost always eventual bankruptcy. The mid to late 80s in Australia were a classic example of this. Both Real-Estate and share values seemed to be constantly rising and fortunes seemed to be there ready for the making in return for only a little risk-taking. So people bought all sorts of property with borrowed funds in the expectation of being able to resell the properties concerned at a very large profit after only a very short time. And many people did just that. They DID make large profits. So then they went out and tried to repeat the trick, didn't they? Like the gambler who has a big win, they never knew when to quit. And note that even the real smarties came unstuck at that game. Almost ALL the high fliers of the '80s lost the lot. Some even ended up in jail over their activities (e.g. George Herscu and Alan Bond). And the not-so-smart went broke at a great rate too. An amazing number of hitherto successful Australian businesses—household names even—went to the wall at the end of the 80s and into the 90s.
Posted by jonjayray on Saturday, July 2, 2005 at 03:30 AM in Business & Industry
The Bear's Lair: Lashed by dragon tails
In ancient Chinese mythology, dragons live in the center of the earth, and when they awaken and shake their tails, earthquakes result. The Chinese economic dragon has very clearly awakened; dealing with the lashings of its tail will be no mean feat.
Posted by karlmagnus on Monday, April 25, 2005 at 10:51 AM in Business & Industry, Economics & Finance, Globalisation, History, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
What destroyed the US car industry?
For those with little interest in cars, this is the post to skip completely.
I have however been fascinated by cars since I was a child. Nothing, for me, could beat the thrill of driving an automobile for the first time in my life. This country has now declared war on the car owner with obnoxious taxes and all manner of hidden charges (and to top it all those skyrocketing oil prices) with the result that the Car seems to be headed for oblivion.
Posted by Phil Peterson on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 at 04:48 PM in Business & Industry
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Labour leader Iain Gray ridiculed Alex Salmond's past claims about the arc of prosperity and claimed that in an independent Scotland our two biggest banks would have gone and the economy would have collapsed.
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His attack was based on the latest news from Dublin where the central bank announced that the cost of bailing out the nationalised Anglo Irish Bank (AIB) could reach a worst-case scenario of more than €34 billion, more than £29bn.
The Irish Government announced that it was now taking majority control of AIB and pumping billions more into two smaller banks, driving the deficit to record levels and requiring more austerity measures.
Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said the latest figures were "horrendous but manageable," and promised there would be no default on the banks' massive debt.
He said Ireland's deficit this year was likely to pass 30% of gross domestic product to account for the unexpectedly high bill to save the three banks, which also include Irish Nationwide.
With approaching £10bn of extra state funding now heading to the banks, and European Union rules requiring the spending to be added to the annual deficit, Ireland's 2010 deficit could reach 32%, which would be a post-war high in Europe.
Mr Lenihan said Ireland must accept an even more severe 2011 budget than previously signalled. The Irish have already imposed three emergency budgets since 2008 that have raised taxes and cut wages, and the budget on December 7 was already expected to involve billions in cuts.
All of this prompted Iain Gray to mock the First Minister's former approval of the "Celtic Tiger" and the rest of the "arc of prosperity".
He said: "Scotland's banking sector is ten times the size of Ireland's. The Royal Bank of Scotland alone had a balance sheet 15 times the size of the Scottish economy.
"Alex Salmond just does not get it. Everyone in Scotland knows that in a separate Scotland our two biggest banks would have gone and with them all the jobs, all the savings, all the pensions, all the mortgages and all the salaries.
"Today is one of these clear mornings when you feel like you can see for miles. So where does the First Minister now look for his arc of prosperity today? Australia? New Zealand, The Basque country? Iceland, or Ireland?
"Everyone knows we would have tipped over the edge on which Ireland teeters today. Alex Salmond is the last man in Scotland not to realise that his obsession with independence is, daft, deluded, deranged and downright dangerous."
But the SNP leader told him: "The capital injection into the Scottish banks is now making a paper profit for the UK Treasury," adding that he preferred to look to events in Norway.
"One thing of course that particularly impressed me as I visited Norway was the £200bn oil fund that that country has accumulated by having access to its own natural resources," he said.
Mr Gray asked if that meant the First Minister was now advocating nationalisation of the oil companies, but Mr Salmond replied: "The Norwegian oil fund was built up from revenues from oil, not just from the Norwegian state oil company, but from all the major oil companies exploiting oil in the Norwegian sector."
Patrick Harvie of the Greens asked the First Minister to back a moratorium on deep-sea drilling off Shetland in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, but Mr Salmond declined, saying: "There are significant differences between the regime, in terms of safety, that applies in the waters around Scotland and in the Gulf of Mexico."
Ailing banks swallow up state support
IN December 2009, the Irish Government announced €4bn of spending cuts, equivalent to around one tenth of current expenditure.
Public servants were forced to take pay cuts of at least 5%, and social welfare was reduced across the board.
Child benefits were cut by €16 per month, and €960m was wiped from public investment plans.
A carbon tax has been introduced, with companies paying €15 for every tonne of CO2, and income tax bands have been adjusted.
The ailing banking sector has eaten up billions of euros in state support, already amounting to the equivalent of nearly one third of total GDP.
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It might be a bit more challenging to get to the popular 'M' trail on the University of Montana campus in the next few weeks.
It might be a bit more challenging to get to the popular 'M' trail on the University of Montana campus in the next few weeks.
Summer doesn't officially begin until June 21, but Health Officer Ellen Leahy with the Missoula City-County Health Department said on Monday that one summer hazard is already here.
Fall is my favorite time of the year, so it only makes sense that I am always looking for ways to get outside and enjoy the crisp weather and beautiful colors. The best way to accomplish this is to lace up your hiking boots and head out to one of the many day hike destinations that Missoula offers. I w
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By Matthew Chapman, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 30 October 2012 11:50AM
Creative by Johnny Fearless ends with the man and his pet enjoying a jar of Jeremiah Weed Brew in his local bar, alongside the strapline, "Can't explain it. Best just enjoy it. Jeremiah Weed Brew. It's what it is".
The 30-second spot breaks on Thursday (1 November) and will run throughout the month exclusively in Scotland, as part of a six-figure spend on the campaign.
Diageo says the campaign is focusing on Scotland because since launching the brand a year ago, research has shown that Scots have a "real passion for the brand with its distinctive jam jar glass and unconventional approach to life".
Creative will direct people to the brand's Facebook page where visitors stand the chance to win a Jeremiah Weed jam jar before 28 January 2013.
The range includes the Jeremiah Weed Root Brew and Sour Mash Brew variants.
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American Idol
Fantasia Barrino Picks Up a Grammy, Adam Lambert and Carrie Underwood Go Home Empty-Handed
Last night's 53rd annual Grammy Awards ceremony had a whole slew of American Idol people strutting their stuff on the red carpet and — in Ryan Seacrest's case — working the door to greet A-listers with on-camera interviews. But how about the actual nominees and, dare we say, Grammy winners? Seems Glee was noticeably snubbed, but was the same true for Idol?
Three former Idol-ers were nominated for Grammys last night: Carrie Underwood got the nod for Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Temporary Home." Carrie lost to Miranda Lambert but was not in attendance at the awards ceremony. Adam Lambert, of course, was nominated in the Best Male Pop Performance category for "Whataya Want From Me" but lost out to Bruno Mars.
Fantasia redeemed an otherwise trying year by leading Idol-ers with three Grammy nominations for Best R&B Album Back to Me, Best R&B Song for "Bittersweet," and Best R&B Female Vocal Performance for "Bittersweet," the latter of which she won.
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Senior Chris Taylor played in all 11 games in 2005. He rumbled for 740 yards on 156 carries and four touchdowns. He also posted 49 yard with 15 receptions. The four scores set a single-season career high for Taylor as his previous best came with three in 2004.
Taylor recorded a pair of monster rushing games during the campaign as he pounded the ball for 176 yards on 17 carries against Kentucky on Sept. 17, before racing to 132 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries against Illinois on Oct. 8. He nearly registered his third 100-yard rushing effort with 97 yards on 13 carries against Purdue on Nov. 19.
In 2004, he participated in all 11 games, starting two, and finishing the season with 329 yards on 82 carries.
Taylor opened the year with 53 yards on 11 carries and a touchdown against Central Michigan. He scored his second touchdown of the season, the next game, on a two-yard plunge at Kentucky. He snagged one of his four receptions of the year for a career-long 39 yards at Illinois. Taylor totaled 53 yards on nine carries against a tough Ohio State defense and posted a season-high 15 rushes for 46 yards versus Penn State. He closed the year with nine carries for 48 yards and a touchdown at Purdue. Taylor has been consistent out of the backfield over the last two seasons averaging 4.0 yards per carry in 2003 and 2004.
In the three-back rotation utilized by the Hoosiers in 2003, Taylor carried the ball 116 times for 464 yards and three touchdowns. Taylor rushed for a season-high 90 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown against Indiana State and had 13 carries for 73 yards at Connecticut (5.6 avg.)
He originally was slated to redshirt after the first three games of his freshman season of 2002, but due to an injury to Brian Lewis, Taylor had to become Indiana's second tailback. He played six games in his freshman campaign and led all true freshmen in rushing.
The Memphis, Tenn., native saw action in 143 snaps in 2002. He was the Hoosiers' second-string tailback behind Yamar Washington for the second half of the season.
Taylor saw 30 snaps of action against Utah, the Hoosiers' second game of the season and the first of his career. He was on the field for six plays against Kentucky before suffering an injury. He missed the next five games with the intention of redshirting. He recovered from his injury and was reinserted into the lineup at Northwestern.
Taylor responded in his first game back by posting his first 100-yard rushing game. He registered 102 yards with a touchdown on a career-best 21 carries. Yamar Washington also tallied over 100 yards against the Wildcats, marking the first time in IU history that two freshmen rushed for 100 yards in a game.
He rushed for 229 yards on 48 carries with two touchdowns on the season. Taylor prepped at Cordova High School before coming to Indiana. Taylor was an honorable mention All-State selection, a two-time All-Region selection and a member of All-Memphis Metro Team.
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Hot Wheels® today announced its year-long plans to celebrate the brand's 40-year heritage at the 105th American International Toy Fair®. Anniversary activities were kicked off with the unveiling of a custom jeweled 1:64-scale Hot Wheels® car, designed by celebrity jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills. This one-of-a-kind car, the most expensive in Hot Wheels® history, was made to commemorate the production of the four-billionth Hot Wheels® vehicle.
The diamonds on the custom-made jeweled car, valued at $140,000, total more than 2,700 and weigh nearly 23 carats. The car is cast in 18-karat white gold, while the majority of the vehicle is detailed with micro pave-set brilliant blue diamonds, mimicking Hot Wheels® Spectraflame® blue paint. Under the functional hood, the engine showcases additional micro pave-set white and black diamonds. The Hot Wheels® flame logo found on the underbelly of the car is lined with white and black diamonds. Red rubies are set as the tail lights, while black diamonds and red enamel create the "Red Line®" wheels. The custom-made case that houses the jewel-encrusted vehicle also holds 40 individual white diamonds, signifying each year in the legacy of the Hot Wheels® brand.
"Collaborating with Mattel on the jeweled Hot Wheels car was a dream project for me," said Jason Arasheben, president & CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills. "The car is truly spectacular and will be a brilliant addition to anyone's collection."
The vehicle was unveiled by multi-platinum recording artist and car enthusiast Nick Lachey, who grew up playing with the die-cast car line. In late 2008, this unique Hot Wheels® vehicle will be auctioned off to benefit Lachey's charity of choice.
"Since its introduction, Hot Wheels has revolutionized boys' toys and inspired automotive trends," said Tim Kilpin, general manager and senior vice president, Boys and Entertainment, Mattel Brands. "The historic activities we have planned are a fitting tribute to the brand's heritage and will allow us, and our fans, to celebrate this milestone year in true Hot Wheels style."
In 2008, Hot Wheels® will honor the partners that have helped make the brand successful and will take to the road to celebrate the brand's heritage with its faithful fans. These activities include:
Hot Wheels® Designer's Challenge™
For the first time in its history, Mattel went outside of its in-house design team to seek new car designs and to honor the automotive partners that attributed to the success of Hot Wheels® cars over the years. Car designers from Dodge, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Lotus and Mitsubishi designed their version of a Hot Wheels® concept car based on the brand's attributes of speed, power, performance and attitude. Each submitted design was created in a 1:5-scale model and unveiled this past October at the 2007 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas. In late March the 1:64-scale versions will be available at retailers nationwide as part of the Designer's Challenge™ product line.
"I've been involved in multi-million dollar concept car designs but not everyone can relate to these kinds of projects," said Amaury Diaz Serrano, creative designer, General Motors. "But, everyone can relate to a Hot Wheels. Regardless of age, race or background, everyone has fond memories of playing with them. To be able to design for Hot Wheels is the closest I will ever get to winning an Oscar."
Hot Wheels® Cross-Country Road Trip
This summer, fans across the country will be invited to celebrate the 40th anniversary as Hot Wheels® travels Highway 40 to bring together automotive enthusiasts of all ages. Kicking off at Mattel's headquarters in El Segundo in mid-August, the road trip will make stops at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah; Speed, KS; Indianapolis; and Detroit, before culminating in a grand finale celebration on September 5 in Watkins Glen, NY -- home to American road racing. There, Hot Wheels® will partner with the Grand Prix Festival of Watkins Glen to participate in the annual celebratory kick-off event honoring the history of the town and race track.
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"40 years. Four billion cars. It is a year of exciting milestones for Hot Wheels," said Geoff Walker, vice president, Wheels Marketing, Mattel Brands. "We just can't wait to get on the road to celebrate with the millions that share the Hot Wheels passion."
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Delaney's Tap Room - Restaurant/Pub
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Posted By ISRAEL21c Staff On December 11, 2012 @ 8:33 am In Lifestyle | 2 Comments
Walk the streets of Jerusalem's Old City during the eight days of Hannukah and you'll see why the holiday is called the Festival of Light.
Along its dark and ancient alleyways, hannukiyahot (eight-branched candelabras), are set outside everyone's doorways. Every night of the eight-day holiday, a new flame is set alight, in celebration of the miracle of the Maccabees' victory over their oppressors, and of one cruse of oil that lasted eight days in the Temple in Jerusalem.
But Hannukah isn't just about light, it's also about food and fun. Find out more in our special video about Hannukah in Jerusalem.
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