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Oxidized sterling silver leaf panel earrings from Todd Reed featuring leaf panels with white brilliant diamonds (0.968cts), and back hook closure.
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The goal roulette,[1][2] also called the Goal Ring[3] or GOAL! Ring,[4] is a ring found in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, Yoshi's Island DS, and Yoshi's New Island. It is found at the end of every level (except for Castles and Fortresses), acting as the goal point. The goal roulette is a circle consisting of all the flowers the player collected in that level and blue dots. When entered, the word "GOAL!" appears in the top-right corner of the screen.
When a Yoshi jumps through the goal roulette and passes one of the babies to the next Yoshi, it will start spinning slower and slower. After a few seconds, the goal roulette will stop spinning and land on either a blue dot or on a flower. If it lands on a blue dot, nothing happens and the player continues to the scoreboard and then the next level. However, if the roulette stops on a flower, the player instantly goes to a Bonus Challenge (or gets five Medals, as in Yoshi's New Island) when it goes to the scoreboard. In Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 and Yoshi's Island DS, after the instant Bonus Challenge, the player will go to the next level. If the player missed a flower in the stage, the matching spot in the goal roulette will not bloom; landing on one of these flower buds has the same result as landing on a blue dot.
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Welcome to Jamie, Georgeham, a hideaway from home
Jamies, Georgeham is a home away from home. A beautiful semi detached 2 bedroom bungalow nestled in the idyllic village of Georgeham, less than 2 miles away from North Devon's famous golden sandy beaches. We can accommodate up to 6 people and pets are welcome by prior arrangement. There is off road parking for two vehicles plus a pretty garden at the front and a good sized enclosed at the rear.
Prices from as low as £475 per week make this property an affordable luxury getaway.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Nearest beach
|Croyde 3 km
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|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter International Airport 95 km, Nearest railway: Barnstaple 17 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
A cosy retreat, whether you spend the entire day relaxing in the garden or come back in the evenings from a long day at the beach, this house will accommodate all.
Living Room
As you enter the property all rooms lead off the spacious hallway with beautiful wooden floors running throughout. The lounge is double aspect with uninterrupted views overlooking open fields to the rear, garden and quiet lane to the front. There is a wood burner, 2 comfy sofas, one of which is a sofa bed, piano, dining table and chairs, bookshelves, coffee table and new 32" HD Freeview TV with surround sound. Patio doors allow seamless access into the rear garden with patio, BBQ and level lawn area.
The newly fitted, well equipped kitchen has everything you need to make your stay comfortable including: washer/dryer, large fridge and freezer, breakfast bar, dishwasher, double oven and hob, microwave and view over the garden.
Bedroom 1
The master bedroom features a large wooden double bed, chest of drawers and wardrobe as well as two bedside cabinets and a full-length mirror, overlooking the front garden.
Bedroom 2
A twin bedded room with the option to make a large double. Storage is provided in the form of a built in wardrobe with shelving. There are two bedside tables, reading lamps and full-length mirror. This room is at the rear of the property.
The family sized bathroom sits between the two bedrooms it is light and airy, containing a WC, basin with mirror, bath/shower.
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There is secure off road parking for two cars. If additional parking is required please request as this can be arranged.
The property sits on a good sized plot of land with gardens at the front and back, with private parking for two cars at the front of the property. At the rear is the main garden with plenty of space for playing, enjoying the BBQ or just relaxing on the patio. A shed in the corner of the garden provides useful for storing bikes and surfboards.
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First step is to check that the property is available on the dates you want on our pricing and availability calendar via our website or CONTACT US. If the dates are free submit a booking request and we will endeavour to respond ASAP.
There are NO BOOKING FEES, but we will require a deposit of 25% to secure your booking, then the remaining 75% 6 weeks prior to your holidays. Bookings made less than 6 weeks prior to your booking date will require payment in full.
Pets - Well behaved pets are welcome subject to prior arrangement. The large back garden is secure and pet friendly. We charge £25 per pet during your stay.
High Chair and Cot - Please inform us prior to your stay if you require a high chair or cot during your stay. We will make them available upon request.
Smoking - Smoking is prohibited inside the house, we kindly ask you to smoke outside.
Once we have confirmed your booking with you we will send you a link via email to our secure Paypal payment site.
We still accept cheques, although the preferred method is via our paypal link. We can help you with this if you have any issues.
Any questions just ask.
Our property is very popular and comes highly recommended by previous guests. If you want to secure your booking then you are advised to book as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
We do occasionally have some last minute vacancies due to cancellations; these will be updated weekly on our pricing and availability calendar. Unfortunately, for guests who do have to cancel, we cannot return your deposit, so we suggest that you take out a holiday insurance package upon booking.
If for any reason you cannot begin your holiday on the date you have booked, we will try our best to fit you in on another date, but this is not guaranteed. If you cannot accept any of the replacement dates, then we will have to view your booking as cancelled and any deposit paid will be lost.
The property may be available for 6 month winter let from October until March at a rate of £775pcm excluding bills.
Why not spend your winter in one of the most beautiful locations in the UK.
For families, Georgeham primary school has been awarded an outstanding ofsted report, and Braunton Secondary is only 3 miles away and serviced by school buses.
For information on pricing and availability don't hesitate to contact us.
We are just off the junction of Longlands Lane and Rock Hill in Georgeham, 200m up the hill from The Rock Inn.
You will see a large sign on the driveway gate for 'Jamies Georgeham' with a large Red Brick Drive
The Devon region
Whatever you're looking for in a holiday, whether to get away from it all and relax or to get active and explore, you will find things to do in Devon to suit everyone.
Wander around traditional fishing villages, market towns or award winning sandy beaches. Explore unspoilt landscapes including Exmoor National Park just 20mins away or perhaps Dartmoor all in parallel with wealth of tourist attractions to suit all ages.
Walk To – You are at the edge of Georgeham village with 2 excellent local pubs, which offer a wide range of local ales and delicious freshly cooked food; a village store with post office, park with football pitch, children's play area and multiuse sports area. For walkers there is the fantastic South West Coast Path nearby.
Cycle To – We are on sustrans cycle route 278. You can also access the villages and beaches of Croyde, Putsborough, Woolacombe. Croyde is a magical place nestling around a stream running down to the sea. This award-winning sandy beach is fine and flat, ideal for children and good for surfing. Rock pools are in abundance and the dunes are a haven for young and intrepid explorers. Local fun parks for the children such as Cascades Pool Park are a great way to spend the day. Croyde Bay is renowned as a premier surfing beach destination in England for short and long boards. For the more adventurous, kite surfing, volleyball, kayaking and horse riding is on your doorstep. Within walking distance of Croyde beach enjoy its ice cream shop, gourmet restaurants, superb village pubs, surf shops, and art gallery. This classic 'chocolate-box' village is steeped in old-world charm and echoes the feeling of life in Britain in times gone by. Coastal and Countryside walks include the majestic Croyde cliff path to Baggy Point, (and for those energetic), to Woolacombe and beyond. A day at historic Braunton Burrows is great. Cyclists can enjoy the 30-mile Tarka Trail tracking the scenic coastline of North Devon.
Drive – To all of the above, where beachside parking is available. Plus Braunton, Saunton, Woolacombe, Barnstaple, North Devon towns and villages. Explore the beautiful Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks. Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, The Milky Way and The Big Sheep all within driving distance. Cultural days can be passed at Arlington Court, historic Clovelly Village, Watermouth Castle, Lynton, Lynmouth, Victorian-styled Ilfracombe with its quaint fishing harbour and many more. Saunton Golf Course is a mere 3 miles down the road with its 2 famous links courses. Finally, picturesque walks through beautiful forested areas and running rivers such as at Watersmeet will complete your wonderful stay in this beautiful part of England.
Public Transport – Georgeham is serviced by a regular bus route to Barnstaple via Croyde and Braunton, including the train station, which offers regular services to Exeter and beyond.
Boat Trips – Available from Ilfracombe around the stunning North Devon Coast for sightseeing or fishing, or a day trip to Lundy Island, which is a Marine Conservation Zone.
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"Lovely location and so helpful and friendly. Can't recommend enough"
We had a fantastic break. The bungalow was clean and well equipped. Lovely quiet village and fantastic views from the garden - very friendly cows visited the back fence each evening. Location is great for exploring the surrounding countryside and beaches. Jamie's Mum was amazing and really helpful with little bits to help us out.
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We had a great week, staying at Jamie's place. Lots to do in the area, even in the rain and fog (yes, fog in August). Jamie was helpful and made sure we had everything we needed. The mini-Mac on the TV was great for watching the Olympics and amusing the kids. We would definitely stay again.
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Posted: 14 Jun 2001 2:48PM GMT
Edited: 25 Sep 2001 8:36PM GMT
The orginal Moye house burned in 1889 and the house the I presently
live in now was built in 1889 on the same site. The Jackson House was built in 1820s and it is still owned by the orginal
Jackson family!! He was a large landowner and was once a very wealthy man! But Martha was a bit to be desired! (the court case tells all!)
If any of you can confirm were William Wiley Moye moved to after he left Monroe Co Ga....(Which I believe is another Ga County) Clinton-Jones County let me know and I will try to go to the courthouse! I have also heard that Kitty came from Washington County GA.
If you could shed some light on the names of more Wiley-Kitty kids..I would be greatful....All I have is Thomas W. but I believe the Penny-Peruna-Penina could be daughter(s)of Wiley-Kitty?
(This is a basic letter that I send people who have interest in the Moye Family)
My name is Julie Knott...And no I am not related to you....But I do live in a house with a cemetery that would be of interest to you...It is located in Lamar County, Barnesville Georgia...I have notice on the interenet in several places...That some of the information has already been given out....But I hope I can add some more information that might help...This past Oct '99 I was invited to the Moye Family Reunion in Barnesville Georgia. And received more information...I have been searching for the past 15 years!! The dates are from the headstones in the cemetery...In my back yard and Fredonia Church (Were I was Married) There are 10 Unmarked headstones in the cemetery also.
I am not sure if you know that the area that these people came from was once named Lamont Ga it was made up of 2 counties Monroe, Pike. When Georgia was purchased then the land was sold off 1821 in 202 1/2 acre plots. There was a Two Other Moye's that purchased it originally (Brothers?) William Wiley Moye purchased it 1829 the plot I live on now and it stayed in Moye hands until 1931. There has only been one other family (Ledbetter's) besides my parents purchase 1984. We have the orginal Cemetery, Smokehouse and until recently the original old store. And A Moonshine Still Where the Second Family Was in Business!
If you would like to contact me personally my number is (770-358-1564) I have a lot more info!
The most often question that is asked me is...Why or How do I have the interest in learning more about the Moye family when I do not have any family ties!
When my parents purchased the farm in 1984 for a retirement home...they had to do extensive repair to the house it had set empty for several years...The first room that they refinished was the room that would be mine....in one of the windows
in this room at the front of the house is etched in the window (Ashley Moye May 8 1928 and above it it reads Kim) and months later I got to meet the living Ashley Moye and question him about the window!
(I recieved some of this information from a family memeber it was typed many years ago..the authur is William Burton Moye (1893-1962)
Moye Family History
William Wiley Moye (1771- ) From NC Married Kiddy Hill Peddy
William Wiley Moye was born in North Carolina of French parentage. His parents died when he was a mere youth. In early manhood he moved to Washington GA. Later he moved to Clinton, Jones County GA. In 1848 his son Thomas W, with his sisters and mother, moved to Lamont GA (WHAT IS NOW BARNESVILLE GA-MY HOUSE) the Moye home place, where he engaged in farming and merchandising. This farm has been occupied by some memeber of the family since 1850 (Actually 1930s). All the Moyes in Lamar County are the descendents of William Wiley Moye, through his son, Thomas W Moye. The Moyes have always stood for what is best in religious, social and community welfare. They have always worked for the betterment of their respective communities. Thomas W and his sons William and Andrew saw service in the War Between the States, while the grand son Alton J is a veteran of World War I.
William Wiley Moye
Married March 28 1813 Kittie Hill Peddy (1791-Died Dec 5 1878 Age 84)
I have seen several spellings but this is what is on the marker)
Kittie's Parents Jeremiah Peddy and lavinea Skinner
1.)Thomas W (8/5/1814 to 2/8/1888)
Married Elizabeth Floyd Johnson (2/1/1816 to 4/5/1898)
A) William Died in the Confederate Army (2/25/1845 to 2/28/1862)
B) Andrew J Confederate Veteran (6/30/1848 to 3/14/1890)
C) Priscilla A (3/7/1850 to 9/1/1882) Married Green Bush
a) Thomas
b) M. A.
c) Luther
d) Angie Bush Whittle
e) Ernest
D) Thomas J (2/19/1852 to 8/11/914) (Farmer and Merchant)
E) Alexander Stephen-s (10/20/1855 to 10/23/1933)
Married 12/22/1880 Josephine Floyd (10/8/1858 to 9/12/1932)
a) Lois V 10/27/1881 to 12/5/1884(Dies in Infancy)
b) Floyd (Thomas) (1883-1914)
Married (12/17/1913) Carrie Belle Dumas (1882-1948)(Accident)
2-Newton (Alexander) (1906-1985)
Married Willie Nell King (1905-1965)
a-Ruth King-Godebuch (SP?)
b-Alexander Newton JR
c-Thomas Floyd Moye II
d-Carrie Nell Moye
3-Ruth Lee (1909-1913)
4-Annie Joe
5-Caroline (Oldest living in Lamar Cty)
c) Herbert (12/20/1885 to 12/16/1957)
Married Emma Griffin (1886-1911)and
Hennri Winter (12/23/1890 to 11/4/1969) (Had Children)
1-Herbert Jr (6/13/1921 to 3/4/1989
Married Roena Smith (11/26/1922 to.... )
2-Kathryn Sharpe (Lives in Charleston SC)
3-Infant Son 2/27/1925 Died
d) Gussie lee Married Henry F Buford
e) Arthur S (3/27/1891 to 1/27/1944) Farmer-Engineer
Married Mollie Sue Gibson (9/6/1888 to 4/22/1969)
1-Antoinette (Passed Away)
2-Helen (Never Married)
3-Sue (Adopted)
f) William Burton (5/5/1893 to 10/15/1962)
Teacher-Professor of Mathamatics-Middle GA College
g) Alton Jones (4/27/1895 to 10/12/1972)
Married Ethel Sappington (9/27/1894 to 2/2/1991)
3-Lamar (11/18/1928 to 2/3/1979)
h) Elizabeth (Lizzie Joe) (8/31 to 12/21/1898) (Dies Infancy)
F) James M Married Lizzie Bankston (farmer and merchant)
c) Marie
G) Cicero (Nov 1855 to Dec 1858) (Died in Childhood)
H) Lucious P Married Eva Cruthfield (farmer and merchant)
a) Bessie
b) Thomas Alvin
c) Rolf
I) Leon J (7/19/1869 to 10/1/1931) Last to be buried at the Cemetery
Married Beatrice Seay 27 Nov 1874 to 30 Dec 1961
a) Thomas Rumble
b) Harry J (3/2/1908 to 6/22/1910)
c) Ashley (Met him he was born in my bedroom!)
J) Alaqueen (2/23/1845 to 5/8/1853) First buried in the cemetery
I was told by Ashley that there was a stand of cedar trees there that she
like to play in and when she past away that is were they decided to put the Cemetery.
K) Martha V (3/14/1862 to 12/2/1876)(Died in Childhood)
L) Benjamin (July 1860 to Sep 1861) (Died in Childhood)
2.) Jerry Married Mrs Brantley
3.) Alexander Married Miss Holloway
4.) Elizabeth DOB 1836 Married John Jackson Thurmon II DOD 30 Oct 1862
A.) Mary Elizabeth Thurmon Aug 1858- 1901 Pike GA
5.) Martha Married John Jackson and William Collier
6.) Mary Married James Stalling
7.) Kiddy Married Benjamin Bush (11/9/1830 to 1909)
a) Nathaniel Lafayette Bush DOB 1857
b) Ben Hill Bush
c) Phineas Thomas Bush
d) Melville P Bush
Katurah???? Monroe Co Census
1860 Georgia Census
14 373 362 Moye Thomas 45 M Merchant 1,500 4,300 Geo
15 373 362 Moye Elizabeth 33 F Geo
16 373 362 Moye Wm 17 M Farmer Geo
17 373 362 Moye A J 12 M Geo
18 373 362 Moye Priscilla 10 F Geo
19 373 362 Moye Thomas J 8 M Geo
20 373 362 Moye Alexander S 6 M Geo
21 373 362 Moye James M 2 M Geo
22 373 362 Moye Kitty 66 F NC
30 375 364 Moye Mary 25 F Geo
31 375 364 Moye Mary E 3 F Geo
32 375 364 Moye Wiley 1 M Geo
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Blind Men's Bluff: FED-Defending, Gold-Hating Economists
Dec. 3, 2011
Higher education in the United States was transformed by Rockefeller money, beginning in 1902: the General Education Board. The GEB made grants to colleges only if they hired Ph.D-holding graduates of a handful of universities, which alone granted the Ph.D. This way, the universities could indirectly take over the rest of the colleges, which were mostly church-related. The strategy worked.
Rockefeller's academic empire included the University of Chicago, which he founded. From the turn of the 20th century, the University of Chicago's department of economics repudiated the use of gold in monetary affairs.
Milton Friedman earned his Nobel Prize for a book researched mainly by his co-author, Anna J. Schwartz: A Monetary History of the United States (1963). Born in 1915, she still works full time. In the Wikipedia entry for her, we read:
Anna Jacobson Schwartz (born November 11, 1915) is an economist at the National Bureau of Economic Research in New York City, and according to Paul Krugman "one of the world's greatest monetary scholars". She is best known for her collaboration with Milton Friedman on A Monetary History of the United States, 1867--1960 which laid a large portion of the blame for the Great Depression at the door of the Federal Reserve. She is a past president of the Western Economic Association (1988).
The book is known in academic circles and policy-making circles only for its thesis regarding the Federal Reserve System, 1930-33. It says that the FED had not inflated enough, 1930-33. The book is never quoted by the media on any other topic, although it is a fat book. That is the only academic thing that Friedman ever wrote that was adopted by his Keynesian peers. Why? Because he came out on their side.
The academic economics profession is united on only one topic: the superiority of central banking to the gold standard.
There has never been a college textbook in economics that called the FED a government-created cartel that exists for the sake of the largest banks. This outlook shapes the thinking of the students who get certified to teach. They are literally unable intellectually to apply the economic theory in the chapter on cartels to the Federal Reserve System, despite the fact that the theory in the cartel chapter fits seamlessly onto the facts of the FED. Support of central banking is basic to the entire curriculum in modern economics.
So, the graduates have a blind spot: central banking. This means they have another blind spot: a gold coin standard. It means that they have literally never examined the theory of a monetary standard that is based solely on the enforcement of voluntary exchange, including contracts. They are literally incapable of imagining a free market for money. The methodological tools which they apply with mathematical precision -- a fake precision -- to every other area of life, including marriage, they are intellectually incapable of applying to money.
For decades, the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors (government) and its 12 regional banks (privately owned) have spent tens of millions of dollars (created out of nothing) handing research jobs to academic economists. The FED has literally bought off the profession. This story was concealed for years by the FED and its bought-off defenders, but it has recently surfaced.
This strategy was first adopted by the Rockefellers. John D. Rockeffer, Jr. hired Raymond Fosdick to run the Rockefeller Foundation. After he took the running of the foundation, Fosdick continued to pay public relations pioneer Ivy Lee to help reduce criticism of the Rockefeller oil empire. Lee had been on the Rockefellers' payroll ever since 1914. One of Lee's suggestions was to pay academics a lot of money to write pro-Rockefeller books. This worked so well that Fosdick began spending millions to buy off academia. There is a book on this: Donald Fisher, Fundamental Development of the Social Sciences: Rockefeller Philanthropy and the United States Social Science Research Council. It was published by the University of Michigan Press in 1993.
With this as background, I examine a Yahoo article on ending the FED. The article appeared only because of Ron Paul's campaign to end the FED. Paul has single-handedly made this a topic of public discussion. No one else has ever achieved this.
The "End the Fed" movement appears to have a lot going for it these days. Its adherents now include both conservatives and supporters of the Occupy movement. Perhaps its most prominent proponent, Rep. Ron Paul, has garnered respectable poll numbers in the 2012 Republican presidential race and blasts the Federal Reserve at every opportunity. Plus, the succinct slogan fits well on protest signs.
Paul has been so effective that the FED hired a public relations specialist in 2009. It had never done this before. The lady was famous in Washington as the lobbyist who ran Enron's Washington office until the firm went bust in 2002. She was also an adviser to all three of Clinton's Treasury Secretaries.
Removing the institution at the helm of U.S. monetary policy since 1913 seems unrealistic, though, and opponents consider it a crazy idea, even dangerous. However, proponents keep up the call, using an array of arguments from economic theory to promoting liberty.
Academic economists call no other academically defended idea "crazy." They literally cannot imagine as sane the suggestion that the world could not run -- and run better -- without the government-licensed, privately owned monopoly of central banking.
Whatever view one takes, ending the Fed is a goal much more easily stated than accomplished. But if Fed bashers got their wish, here are a few snapshots of how the country might change. . . .
Notice the pejorative term, "Fed bashers." It is true, of course. We are indeed Fed bashers. But the term is not used with respect to academically certified critics of any other government-created cartel.
A New Monetary Standard
Many advocates of ending the Fed argue for a return to the gold standard, which President Nixon ended in 1971, due in part to growing inflation, which was itself due to the costs of the Vietnam War. In addition, Nixon was concerned that Fort Knox contained only one third of the gold needed to back the dollars in foreign hands at that time. Under this system, the dollar's value would once again be tied to the price of gold. Another option is to tie the U.S. dollar's value to a basket of commodities.
The gold-exchange standard in 1971 was a hybrid created by governments at the 1922 Genoa conference. It was their way to avoid returning to the pre-World War I gold coin standard, which put tight limits on government deficits funded by bank credit. After World War II, this system subsidized the USA's expansion of fiat money. It broke down in 1971 because the Federal Reserve had inflated ever since 1933, when the right of Americans to own gold was made illegal. The article mentions Ft. Knox, when the bulk of the country's gold is held in the vault of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, a privately owned firm. Again, the FED's supporters refuse to discuss the facts.
End to Constant Inflation (for better or worse)
Tying the dollar's value to a commodity could very well moderate inflation. If the country moved to a strict gold standard, for example, the money supply would be bound to the supply of gold, so printing more dollars would require acquiring more bullion to back them, a big disincentive. This notion, of course, pleases proponents of controlled government spending. Though there might be short-term bouts of inflation and deflation, in the long run, prices could easily remain stable.
This is correct. For 250 years, this has been the #1 defense of the gold standard. Also, for 250 years, the inflationists have rejected it, as we see here.
There are, of course, caveats. For example, massive borrowing could spark inflation.
This is nonsense. It ought to be obvious nonsense, but gold standard bashers cannot think straight. Massive borrowing cannot "spark inflation," because borrowing cannot spark inflation without fractional reserve banking. When borrower A borrows money from lender B, no money is created. The use of an existing supply of money changes by voluntary agreement. Demand rises for the items borrower A buys. Demand falls for the items lender B would otherwise have bought. Simple. But it's not simple for gold standard bashers to grasp.
And the country would also be forced to periodically deal with the relatively unfamiliar territory of deflation.
This is nonsense, for the same reason that the previous argument is nonsense. The supply of money does not change. If prices fall, it is because production rises. You know: "More goods chasing the same amount of money." Isn't the idea of slowly falling prices the whole idea of economic growth? If scarcity is a curse -- and it is -- then increased output reduces scarcity. If scarcity is defined as "greater demand than supply at zero price" -- and it is -- then falling prices point to reduced scarcity. Yet gold standard bashers regard this as a problem of the gold coin standard.
Returning to the gold standard in particular could make these problems worse. "The gold market can have very large movements within a day," says Randall Kroszner, an economics professor at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and a former governor of the Federal Reserve System. He adds that during recent times of economic uncertainty, this added volatility would likely not have been helpful.
Excuse me? The gold market today establishes the price of gold in terms of fiat money systems run by central banks. So, the price of gold as denominated in fiat money varies. Why? Mainly because the value of currencies fluctuates wildly because of investors' doubts concerning the policies of central banks and commercial banks.
The wholesale price level (a statistical construct) in the West did not change much from 1815 to 1914, the era of the international gold, coin standard. The Federal Reserve began operations in 1914. The inflation calculator of the Bureau of Economic Statistics reveals that the purchasing power of the dollar has declined by 95% since 1914.
But the gold coin standard bashers blame gold in a fiat money standard for gold's price swings.
Shock to the System
A change to the U.S. currency system could potentially be destabilizing to foreign economies. Kroszner says that, as many countries tie their currencies' values to the dollar, the potential deflationary effects of being linked to a gold standard would lead to more exchange-rate volatility.
Excuse me? Are we supposed to believe that a gold coin standard would be dangerous to America because it will call attention to the monetary instability of foreign nations' currency systems, which are run by central banks? I fail to see that this is a liability.
But advocates say the result would be more long-term stability for the global economic system. "I think it would be extremely positive, but the initial effect would be so bold as to be alarming," says Judy Shelton, a senior fellow at the Atlas Economic Research Foundation, a nonprofit organization that advocates for free markets.
Alarming! Similarly, when the employees of a house of prostitution come to the conclusion that they are living in sin, and they all walk off the job together, their patrons no doubt are alarmed. Should the ladies therefore stay on the job?
A Sad Day for Keynesians
Most Keynesian economists believe that expansionary monetary policy moves can boost economic growth.
This is surely accurate.
The U.S. has seen this at work most notably with the latest round of quantitative easing, known as QE2.
This is assumed, not proven, by Keynesian economists.
The fastest economic growth in history was 1815 to 1914, the era of the gold coin standard. Wholesale prices were flat for a century. It is interesting that Friedman and Schwartz's book shows that American economic growth was unprecedented, 1870-1914. But the academics never refer to that section of their book.
The effectiveness of quantitative easing, especially balanced with associated inflation risks, have been hotly debated in recent years. But no more Fed would simply mean no more easing programs.
He's got it!
Saving May Be More Attractive
Shelton argues that the Fed, with its near-zero interest rates and contributions toward dollar devaluation, "makes a sucker out of a saver." "You save money, you've got zero interest for saving it, and by the time you get it back out, it's worth less," she says. Without the Fed pushing interest rates low in hopes of stimulating the economy, says Shelton, saving money could be much more rewarding.
She would be correct if the FED were the cause of today's low rates. It isn't. It has not been since late 2008. The cause of today's historically low rates is the panic of commercial bankers and borrowers. They fear a return of recession. They prefer 0.01% per annum in Treasury bills to the likely effects of the central bank's attempt to avoid inflating. I do not blame them.
Ending the Business Cycle
This is how Ron Paul put it in his 2009 book, End the Fed. According to Paul and the Austrian school of economics, the booms, bubbles, and busts of business cycles are the result of meddling by central banks. But Shelton moderates this slightly, saying that the Fed has worsened the cycle's negative effects: "Instead of smoothing out that cycle, [the Fed has] tended to exacerbate it," generally providing too much credit. Ultimately, she says, this can lead to irrational exuberance. Whether or not this would be universally true, many economists do blame former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's policies for encouraging the housing bubble that sparked the economic crisis.
Notice that he interviews Shelton, who is among the best of the non-Austrian academic economists -- she stood alone in 1989 in forecasting the collapse of the Soviet economy one year later -- but she is not an Austrian School economist. This is typical of mainstream financial journalism. "What do the Austrians teach?" This is always asked of non-Austrian economists.
A New Regulatory System
The Fed does much more than determine the monetary base; its chief functions also include supervising and regulating banks--arguably very important functions, especially post-financial-crisis. Without the Fed in place, a new entity would have to perform these functions. In Shelton's opinion, this could be done either privately or federally.
Excuse me? Are we supposed to believe that the FED, which funded the bubbles, is the agency best equipped to regulate commercial banks? This is the agency that did not see the 2008-9 crash coming, when Austrian economists did. Are we also supposed to believe that the federal government's Civil Service-protected functionaries are reliable regulatory agents, even though they cannot be fired for not forecasting and then preventing another crisis? I ask: Which economic theory of profit and loss, cause and effect, supports that conclusion? (Hint: see the works of public choice economics.)
More Market-Based Interest Rates
The Fed has been around since 1913, so it seems difficult to envision exactly how a Fed-free monetary system would look. According to Kroszner, without a central bank, the U.S. might revert to the system in place before the creation of the Fed: one of private clearinghouses that would determine short-term liquidity, altering short-term interest rates. However, Kroszner points out, longer-term rates are already largely determined by supply and demand.
Yes, long-term rates are set by supply and demand. But the FED is now involved in "operation twist." It increases the supply of money going to long-term instruments, meaning Fannie, Freddie, and Timmy.
A Fairer Banking Industry?
"Fairness" is, of course, subjective, but Fed critics argue that two of the Federal Reserve's chief functions--selling bonds and regulating banks--are at cross purposes and make for an unfair market. "If [the Fed] goes into a community bank and says, 'We're very uncomfortable with your loans to entrepreneurs...but we won't penalize you at all if you buy U.S. Treasury bonds,' that's a huge conflict of interest. That makes me uncomfortable, that the Fed has the inside track on the financial resources of the country," says Shelton.
It makes me uncomfortable that the FED can create bubbles, pop them, and thereby wipe out the dreams of millions of Americans.
It makes me uncomfortable that academic economists cannot think straight on any aspect of money, including basic theory of supply and demand.
It makes me uncomfortable that self-proclaimed free market economists refuse to understand that a government-created cartel is bad for the public.
That is why I am a FED basher and proud of it.
It is also why I served as Ron Paul's first staff economist. Back then, nobody paid any attention to him. Today, they do.
You can keep the good old days. The future looks good for FED bashers.
Every time there is another monetary crisis or sovereign debt crisis, the FED's army of academic defenders goes into ad-hoc explanatory mode. Every time it happens -- every few weeks, these days -- I am reminded of Bobby Fisher's answer at age 15 when he was asked why he loved chess. "I love to see them squirm." Me, too.


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Humble Walk is a small church with a big gospel--and enough grace to go around. Your gifts help spread the gospel and grace in unique ways.
Here is the final of the 3 videos in our viral series supporting our goal of raising $15,000 before the end of the year. We exceeded our matching gift challenge last night but still have a bit to go before we hit our final goal. Thank you for your gifts which allow Humble Walk to keep celebrating milestones, stay connected, and continue creative experiential worship.
Today, your generosity is a milestone for Humble Walk. Every week in worship, we celebrate milestones. Just before the dismissal, we invite everyone who has a one to come up around the altar. "Maybe you lost a tooth or job, maybe you got a tooth or job. Some milestones are joyful and some are not. We welcome them all." The idea came from one of our seminarians-as a way to recognize our whole lives. We want to honor the moments that are significant and make up a life. It acknowledges that our lives are holy-sacred moments in the absolute ordinary. Each person takes a small stone from the pile and shares their milestone. When they are done sharing, they put the rock in our big milestone jar and the gathered say, "MILESTONE!"
Enjoy this final video, "Milestone." Count how many stones actually get into the jar—and enjoy Jeremiah's hair keeping the beat. Thank you for your gifts of support. You make this church go round and out. Praise be to God for you. YOU.
In case you missed it, here is some more information on the first video "We Are Connected" and our mission to raise $15,000 before the end of the year.
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When seven people arrived at a Delaware hospital in March with drug-resistant MRSA infections, the similarities were alarming.
All the patients had the same strain of MRSA, all had the infections in joints, and all had gotten injections in those joints at the same orthopedic clinic in a three-day span. State health officials found that the clinic had injected multiple patients with medication from a vial that was meant to be used only once, spreading the MRSA bacteria to a new patient with each shot.
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The future of digital marketing will be built on fun
Apr 28th
I have been writing and speaking on some new ideas about where I think social media and digital marketing will be going over the next few years. It seems pretty clear to me … let's see if you agree.
To explain my premise, allow me to provide a brief description of where we have BEEN, which will lead to where we are GOING.
The first three digital revolutions
So far, we have seen three distinct phases or revolutions of digital marketing. These revolutions have not replaced each other but have built on the progress and moved us forward.
Our first digital revolution occurred at the dawn of the web in the late 1990s. Our business priority was simply establishing a website. Once we had a site, it needed to be discovered. Enabled by Google, our business priority turned to search engine optimization (in fact a $26 billion industry was created!). An emphasis on "Discovery" was the second digital revolution.
Today, we are in the third digital revolution, which has been enabled by social media and mobile technology. Our business goal in this phase is to help and serve people at their point of need, whether they are looking for a movie review, the best price on a laptop, or product information at the point of sale at a retail store.
By the way, at the edge of each of these revolutions, life becomes more difficult for marketers. If you were the first in your industry with a website, you had an advantage until your competitors caught on. Likewise, if you were the first to crack the code on SEO, Oh Happy Day! You led the search results as long as your competitors were sucking on ether.
Today, the world is more difficult because competitors are also fueling their helpful presence with content. If they were first and dominant in their niche, good news, good news, good news. But if the niche is filled, they are probably in Content Shock.
The fourth revolution
In the next 18-24 months we will be entering the fourth digital revolution. This will be an era of explosive marketing creativity and innovation enabled by wearable technology and augmented reality.
The impact of this development will be profound … perhaps more profound than the Internet itself. The way we learn, discover, connect and entertain ourselves will be dramatically altered.
Imagine a world where we are untethered from devices and the strength of a wi-fi connection. The Internet will surround us like the air that we breathe – a digital layer on top of the "real world" in any place we choose. Every book, every wall — even a package label — will come alive with interactive possibilities.
This will be an era of marketing without boundaries and I think it will be fueled by a marketing emphasis on fun, immersive experiences.
Marketing without boundaries
My thinking goes like this … Today in our "third revolution" based on "utility" as a marketing strategy, we have severe limits. Once we help our customers, how do we continue to engage and grow with them on a daily basis? "OK, I've bought my car. Thanks for the useful information. See you in five years when I am ready to buy again."
But there is virtually no limit to a person's desire to have fun. In fact, we would rather play games and have fun more than anything (there is a lot of psychology behind this that I can't get into in this short post).
I think the winners in the next revolution will be creating fun, immersive experiences on a daily basis for their customers. Like every other marketing phase, early adopters will flourish and those late to the game will struggle. Maybe five years from now I will be writing about "Fun Shock" – we will be overwhelmed by competing opportunities to interact. "Minority Report" will seem quaint.
What do you think of these implications? What are your thoughts on this next frontier, or perhaps more appropriately, the next FUNtier?
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This post was written as part of the IBM for Midsize Business program, which provides midsize businesses with the tools, expertise and solutions they need to become engines of a smarter planet. I've been compensated to contribute to this program, but the opinions expressed in this post are my own and don't necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions. IBM had no editorial control of this content.
Secrets behind one of the world's greatest Facebook marketing successes
Apr 24th
Click here if you cannot see my video interview with Jesse Desjardins.
While many Facebook sites are suffering and trying to find a way maintain a little organic reach, Tourism Australia's presence is soaring.
It's not unusual for a single post to attract more than a million likes and several posts have received worldwide media coverage!
The mastermind behind this Facebook marketing success is Jesse Desjardins, a Canadian pulling the strings behind the site's content engine. In this short interview, Jesse reveals:
- His content strategy
- How he is leveraging the "world's largest social media team"
- How his team sorts through hundreds of content submissions each day
- How coming in with little social media experience was an advantage
I hope you enjoy this insightful discussion and don't forget to leave your comments and questions in the comment section.
One million words later, I still fear publishing
Apr 23rd
By Mars Dorian, {grow} Contributing Columnist
He said, "At some point in your life, you have to ask yourself: are you a doer, or are you a talker? Because nothing is cheaper than talk, and nothing more priceless than action."
It's the beginning of a novel I've written, the ninth so far. I started writing stories about four years ago and unleashed a volley of words only matched by the rapid fire of an assault rifle. Ratatatataata– about a million words in 36, and when I say a million words, I literally mean a million. My writing software, Scrivener, reminds me of that number every time I open it.
That's the cool part. The bad part is I haven't self-published a single word of the million. Which seems pathetic, especially since I'm preaching Seth Godin's "Ship-It" gospel in every other blog post.
Truth is, writing blog posts and illustrating client designs is one thing, a full-length novel is another.
Especially if you write it in a foreign language (German is my mother tongue) and want to make sure it's the crème de la crème.
It's as if the lizard brain is lurking behind my back, about to ram my head into the desk when I want to finally publish my story. Shouting at me, "No, it's not good enough, rewrite ! Edit ! Write the next story !" Argh. I know it's only in my head, but in the twenty-first century, emotional labor is the most challenging.
So far, I've wanted to publish each story, edited it to death, and then dropped that mess of a wordpocalypse into the abyss of my hard disk drive. Telling (lying to?) myself that the next one would be better. Unfortunately, nine full-length novels and four years later, I'm still enslaved to that way of thinking.
Why? Because of the ever looming F-Word.
Your brain is the greatest horror writer in the world. It creates worst-case scenarios that never happen, and probably never will.
In my case, it "tells" me the horror stories that could occur once I publish my book.
Ugly stuff, like a one star review because a reader found too many mistakes.
Hate mail from angry folks who thought my story wasted their precious time.
Or how about low sales that turn my books into bona fide digital dust collectors?
The list doesn't end here, but at some point, you have to deal with these challenges. One way of accomplishing this is a method I'm using to try to deal with this myself.
Short-term goal: good enough.
Long-term goal: never good enough.
Meaning, "good enough" is the modus operandi for now.
Similar to the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in the startup world, you create a product, e.g. a blog post, a book, that "works" at its core, but doesn't come with special features. Once you ship it to the world, you ask yourself how to improve, or how to create a better product the next time. But only AFTER you've shown it to the public.
This way, you actually gain either money or at least insights from your customer, because a creator without a consumer is useless. If you keep focusing on the next big thing instead of showcasing the previous one, you end up with potentially amazing ideas and products the world will never get to see. I see deterrent examples of that destructive habit every week, heck, I see it happening in my own family.
My mom's been working on a children's book ever since the Soviet Union collapsed. She left the East and settled down in the West of Germany. She is determined to display her intense past in an illustrated story for the young and old alike. Last time I checked, *cough* yesterday *cough,* she was still working on it, a frightening 20 years later. Maybe she should rename her children's book The Neverending Story.
On the web, the fear of failing, especially the fear of criticism, hits just as hard as in offline life. Our clients, or readers, may sit oceans apart, but their presence can be felt in every thought. It mingles with the voice of being never good enough. With the method mentioned above, I try to trick my own lizard brain so that I can finally publish my first book.
What are you doing to combat that fear? How do you stay productive?
Mars Dorian describes himself as a creative marketeer with a moon-melting passion for human potential and technology. You can follow his adventures at www.marsdorian.com/ Original illustration by the author.
Are the bad guys winning?
Apr 22nd
A few months ago, my blog was a target for a denial of service attack. What this meant was that a "bot" was set up by somebody (in this case a person in The Netherlands) to hit my site over and over so many times that readers cannot access the blog.
It was a random attack and this might seem like a pretty dumb business plan, but apparently a lot of companies are obsessed with breaking into my site … and probably yours too. The result was that I had to spend many hours and thousands of dollars to recover from the problem and guard against future attacks.
My hosting company set up an app that would send me an alert when somebody tried to log into my site five times in a row, I had to turn off these notifications when they started arriving every five minutes. That's right. New attacks were occurring hundreds of times a day! That gives you some idea of the relentless barrage of bad stuff coming at our websites.
More seriously, some of these bad guys are getting through. You have probably read recently about a number of bloggers turning off their comments because of the new spam attacks that are getting through to their blogs. Anecdotally, it seems in the past few weeks more people are also suffering from websites that are hacked or crash under denial of service attacks. And of course, there have been several high-profile stories about companies experiencing serious data breaches that compromise their customers.
All this makes me wonder … Are the bad guys winning?
In our latest Marketing Companion Podcast, Tom Webster and I explore this topic and much more. In fact, we begin with an enlightening discussion about the diplomatic opportunities for American bacon but then also get into:
- Are we seeing smarter spammers or the unintended consequences of Internet complexity?
- Does Google actually play an indirect role in spam attacks on small businesses?
- What is the business cost to keeping the bad guys away?
- Highlights from the new book Social Media Explained
- A trick to get to the heart of social media strategy
- New thoughts on measuring social media marketing ROI
- A discussion on who should be leading your social media marketing effort
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Chiefs lose close in game at Snyder
The Lake View High School boys basketball team lost a nondistrict game Friday at Snyder, 45-42.
The Chiefs, who fell to 4-9, will play again at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Sweetwater in the Chiefs' final game before beginning District 4-4A play Jan. 10 at Plainview. Lake View's next home game is Jan. 17 against Lubbock High.
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