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Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QB
Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QB
Updated: March 27, 2014, 2:03 PM ET
By Pat McManamon | ESPN.com
Josh Gordon is "pretty sure" the Cleveland Browns will select a quarterback with the fourth pick in the draft, but he's not sure which one.
At the same time, the Browns' standout wide receiver, speaking on "SportsCenter" on Thursday, says the pick is "up in the air." He also quipped that asking him whom the Browns should draft first was "putting me in a position to incriminate myself."
"There's no telling," Gordon said. "I talked with Ray [Farmer, the team's general manager], I talked with [owner] Jimmy [Haslam]. The choice is really up in the air right now. I'm pretty sure it's a quarterback and I just really can't say which one. I'm not real sure."
Gordon then talked about two quarterbacks but did not initially mention 2012 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, whose pro day at Texas A&M was Thursday.
"There's plenty of guys on the list right now," Gordon said. "Blake Bortles is definitely one of those guys that just may do it for us. Teddy Bridgewater is a great talent. But there's no telling."
Manziel has been the subject of much debate, with some calling him a certain first-round pick and others -- including ESPN's Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski -- saying they would not take him in the first three rounds.
Gordon later added on ESPN's "First Take" that he had dinner with Farmer recently and that free agency and quarterbacks were discussed. Though Farmer was noncommittal, Gordon said Manziel "seems to be the top guy on my list right now" and that he'd "bring a whole different dynamic" to Cleveland.
In his view, Gordon believes Manziel's skills will translate to the pro game.
"I think it might not be as hard as most people believe it to be, simply because of the fact we have guys like Russell Wilson now, shorter quarterbacks. You see Drew Brees doing it [also]," he said. "Johnny seems that much more mobile, if anything. He seems to elude defenders a whole lot better.
"I know it's hard to tell, and there's a whole lot of mixed reviews on him. But he's bringing highlights to the game that a lot of people haven't seen in a long time. I think he'll be great for the NFL."
-03-27-2014 #2
Re: Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QB
As good of a player Gordon is, I doubt that the brass there is consulting with him on their draft strategy. That said, he has a whole lot more experience with their roster than they do at this point too. At the end of the day, this does nothing but help the Rams as the possibility of the Browns taking a QB after both the Texans and Jags looking like strong candidates as well leads to those on the outside(I'm looking at you Bucs & Vikings) needing to get up to #2 to have a shot at one of the three. It's smoke screen season, but anything that points to a scarcity of Quarterbacks or Pass rushers helps us out.I believe!
-03-27-2014 #3
Re: Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QB
This could possibly just be a very creative smokescreen.
-03-28-2014 #4
Re: Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QBOriginally Posted by Josh Gordon
Gordon: Hey Brian, you ain't throwing me the ball! Who you throwing to?
Hoyer: I'm pretty sure it's a receiver and I just really can't say which one.
Gordon: What??
Hoyer: Jordan, Greg, this is Sammy. Sammy, this is Jordan and Greg. You three run down field and I'll throw you the ball.
-03-28-2014 #5
Re: Josh Gordon thinks Browns take QB
I get the feeling that Manziel is being haunted by Tebowmania. At least from some of the media.
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Vicodin is an Opiate, a modified version of chemicals in the poppy plant, codeine if I'm not mistaken is modified into hydrocodone. So yes, it is a narcotic. The word narcotic has been incorrectly used for so long that doctors avoid using that word now, instead saying that it's an Opiate or Opioid, but never Narcotic. After the FDA called cocaine a narcotic, it pretty much killed the meaning of the word (from the original meaning of Opioid). Now it just means anything that the fda deams as being bad! For example, I think that pot of all things is called a Narcotic!!!
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Guest Post: "Digital Future"- Just Another Phrase for Keeping Track of the Serfs
Submitted by James E. Miller of the Ludwig von Mises Institute of Canada
"Digital Future"- Just Another Phrase for Keeping Track of the Serfs
Thus one government intervention begets a further government intervention. Because government has failed in its primary task…politicians ask, in effect, for price and wage fixing; and we are driven toward totalitarian control.
- Henry Hazlitt "What You Should Know About Inflation"
Though commenting on the state's backing of union thuggery, Hazlitt pinpoints one of the essential rules of conduct for public officials. That is, intervene in private life to appease one wealthy interest group to then create the groundwork for further power grabs with the inevitable disaster which emerges. Thankfully, blatant usurpation of authority by lawmakers is still frowned upon by many taxpayers. That's why, less a case of opportunistic disaster ("you never let a serious crisis go to waste" as lifelong parasite and former ballerina Rahm Emanuel put it), authoritarianism is achieved in small doses.
Can't be feeding the people too much information on what their money is really being used for, now
At the beginning of April, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper revealed his budget for the fiscal year of 2013. Contained within the budget, besides the promising feature of axing 12,000 public sector sponges, was the provision where the Royal Mint of Canada is to cease the production of pennies. The government blames the cost of production for its decision while ignoring the culprit of relentless currency debasement. As Maple Leaf Metals Exchange founder Chris Horlacher documents:
In the late 1960's the quarter and dime were ended in the de-facto sense. Those coins used to be made from 80% or more silver but after the price of silver began to exceed the face value of those coins they were quickly pulled from circulation and replaced by a nickel imposter. After it became too expensive even to use nickel then the government turned to steel in 1999 in order to continue creating what now amounted to little more than a casino token.
The penny followed a similar trajectory. It was made from nearly pure copper up until 1996, at which point the government turned to zinc in order to make them. In only 2 years it could no longer even maintain the zinc penny-standard and has made them out of steel ever since. Now it's farewell to even that denomination of currency and for the first time in Canadian history there will no longer be such a thing as 1/100th of a dollar, all transactions will be rounded to the nearest nickel. Don't expect that to last very long at this pace.
With the Canadian penny slowly making its way to the dustbin of currency history, the Royal Canadian Mint has its sights set on a new target: tangible, hard money in general. From the National Post:
Last week, the Mint announced the release of MintChip, a completely digital currency. "Money, as we know it, is fine for today, but tomorrow is a different story," says an introductory MintChip video. "MintChip is better than cash, since you can use it online."
MintChip stores value in a physical chip, and transfers money between chips using heavily encrypted "value messages." The system has no centralized database. "They're calling it anonymous … their intention is that it's no more associated with who you are than [traditional] currency," said Jacqueline Chilton with Glenbrook Partners, a California-based payment consultant.
The trick here is that nothing government does is voluntary. The forced usage of the Canadian dollar via legal tender laws renders the assertion of "voluntary" laughable. The Mint claims the chip can be used anonymously but this assurance comes from the institution in cahoots with a central bank that can't manage a simple metal standard for more than a few decades. According to the Bank of Canada's inflation calculator, a basket of goods that cost $100 in 1934 (the year the Bank of Canada was established) costs $1,683.33 today. That's a 1,583.33% increase!
Then again, inflation to the benefit of the state and other first receivers of newly printed money was always the objective of the Bank of Canada. The "lender of last resort" justification was just a euphemism for financing the government's stranglehold on society. The banks are guaranteed a liquidity backstop to their risky lending (and subsequent payout of exorbitant executive bonuses) while John Q. Public is squeezed at the gas pump and the grocery store queue.
Central banking has always been about centralized control over what Murray Rothbard referred to as the lifeblood of the economy; the universal medium of exchange known as money. The real impetus behind the "Mintchip" is not convenience but an insidious desire on the part of the ruling class to assert their dominance over free transactions by forever digitizing their history. Governments have been waging a war on anonymous business since central banking became the norm. According to Pace University economist Joseph Salerno, the Federal Reserve has eliminated the issuance of denominations of the paper dollar over $100 since 1945. As Salerno writes:
This has made large cash transactions extremely inconvenient and has forced the American public to make much greater use than is optimal of electronic-payment methods. Of course, this is precisely the intent of the US government. The purpose of its ongoing breach of long-established laws regarding financial privacy is to make it easier to monitor the economic affairs and abrogate the financial privacy of its citizens, ostensibly to secure their safety from Colombian drug lords, Al Qaeda operatives, and tax cheats and other nefarious white-collar criminals.
Privacy has been sacrificed to ensure fewer transactions go undocumented. As long as large scale purchases and payments are recorded, the goons at the IRS and tax collection agencies around the world are better able to legally plunder more wealth from the citizenry. Politicians remain unwilling to let the party come to an end despite economic recession decreasing the amount of tax revenue flowing into their coffers. Spending money that isn't theirs is all they know. Instead of living within their means, they opt for more thievery to keep buying votes. While the Eurozone crashes and burns due to unsustainable welfare states and lawmakers addicted to profligacy of public funds, both Spain and Italy have put a limit on large cash transactions. Tax evaders, looking for nothing more than to alleviate the pain of the tax enforcer's whip, have become the enemy for not ponying up to satisfy the various highway gangs at the local, state, and federal levels of government.
The introduction of the "Mintchip" is really just another extension of the state's effort to wield supremacy over private affairs. It is creeping socialism under the guise of efficiency. But, as anyone familiar with the nature of state understands, government efficiency is an illusion. As anonymity in free transactions goes, so goes another barrier on further centralized planning.
Lew Rockwell's rule of thumb follows that anything the government or its apologists in the media claim must be assumed to be an outright lie. The development of the "Mintchip" for "convenience" is no different.
If the state wanted to save Canadians money, it would relinquish its control over the monetary sphere and put an immediate end to perpetual inflation. Instead, keeping track of the serfs is the real name of the game.
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This Von Mises addition to ZH is not going mesh well with the re-Feducation.
This will result in the following. An alternative currency for black markets. Disabling the chips for use within the black markets. The BOC is just strengthening underground black markets. Maybe that is their goal?
Heavily encrypted my ass.....someone will have the key. They will figure out a way to steal the money off of your mintchip while you are standing on the sidewalk. I can't believe people think this stuff is the way to go.
If someone hacks it, it would just be the cherry on top, but this will fail anyway.
We had something like this pitched to us some time ago here in NL (was called Chipknip). It failed because nobody was using it except in cases where they were forced to use it (like parking garages).
First Sweden, now Canada..... it's not looking good humans.
Strangely, and this is of course prime predictive programming, the amount of money left on your re-pay mobile phone has always been called currency in India. You always "top-up" your currency.
So now the whole mobile generatiion knows they always have currency in their phone.
Embracing our slavery, sub-humanitchez!
Transhumanism, full bore.
this remiinds me of bitcoin. i don't know from security but those of you more learned than me might find this interesting. if they want digital currency we could potentially give it to them, but lets not let them hold the wheel this time...
its really like everything. competition (usually) creates an environment where the best methods, monopolies breed stagnation. we can't let any one party control everything, be it the Fed or a private bank.... D'oh! /facepalm/
there is only one way that this ends, and that is by putting our energy next to the intent to create motion.
check out the basic framework.
Vietnam nationalizes all gold production & tries to stop all use of gold as currency - while last year gold as currency was #1
https://twitter.com/#!/silverguru22/status/190537797826904064 (David Morgan)
It will be cracked in 3 days if not 3 hours. At most, 3 weeks. Criminals and researchers will want to break this one. Then the government will restrict free speech to "protect" the money. Then the government will need to track all transactions to "ensure" no one takes advantage. Then the IRS, FBI, Secret Service and Homeland Security Investigations will want access to certain transactions to investigate drug dealers (all levels), then access to all transactions to data mine for crimes contrary to Economic Justice. Of course this is wild speculation on my part, this would never happen in America.
Then the health police will see you ate a donut and drank a Mountain Dew this morning and had way more than your fair share of sugar. And its bad for you too, which will cost the state money. Off to the re-education camp for you!!
ORI - Yes, first Sweden. In 1998 a Kronor was about $.24 cents. Today its about 13.5 cents. 1/100th of 13.5 cents is so small that it cannot be represented by a fiat coin (which was a tiny plug of aluminum about the size of a pencil eraser).
Even at 24 cents, a 1/100th coin is of virtually no value.
The point: it makes perfect sense to eliminate a coin like this.
Now the Canadians, whose penny is worth about 6x the Swedish "penny" find that the penny is too small to bother with. I actually agree. We have "Fiated" our currency to the point where coinage is basically valueless in both Canada and the US. I'd rather not receive pennies in change. But I'm also not a business; and pennies do, in fact, add up.
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Read some Stross or Vinges Rainbows End.
Either way Digital money is the future, get used to it.
Remember the credit card commercial with the guy, kind of a hipster dipshit, wandering through the grocery and just waving his hand in the air as he walks out? Purchase made, no muss no fuss. That set the tone.
I have no real issue with this. The Genpop will be happy and feel safe.
The underbelly will have ways around it and ways to capitalize from it. Big deal.
For those bitching about the loss of privacy, that's inherent with the rise of technology.
What you should fear is You Have Got To Believe Me software and marketing. Also the potential for technological infection from Memes which literally control your mind.
You want to be safe from the future, give up all your technology and live in the wilderness never coming in contact with anyone.
The next fifty years will scare the shit out of people.
Well as long as money isn't real at all, perfectly fine with digital so long as I don't have to earn it, pay taxes on it or bills. Just spend.
Saving and earning is for chumps. Just consume
The next FIVE years scare the shit out of me.
That's only social shit. Riots and so forth.
Keep your head down, stay away from trouble areas and it will be fine.
It's the nasty promise of technology that scares me.
Once a device or disease is created it needs to be tested.
Imagine some of this shit slipping out like LSD did, or like AIDS.
Indeed, lab-on-a-chip & customized diseases evolved by even a back-corner "farmer" can become the new weapon du-jour. It's actually quite funny how many tin-foilers are all about the RFID chips not realizing that DNA-chips will read your serial number right out of you - and you can't remove it. The chip+hand unit are portable of course, but your DNA is YOUR DNA.
It's actually quite funny how many tin-foilers are all about the RFID chips
Uhh, are you getting that notion from stats at tin-foilers.com or what?
well, literally, microwaving RFID chips with or without tinfoil is being suggested to disable them so... given that almost no one else is mentioning the bio-chips I figured we're down under 0.01 % for alternatives.
I've read Neuromancer, my friend reading over my shoulder's read Rainbow's End too. Doesn't matter.
Digital currency can't be "enforced". You'd need more energy & force to stop barter than is worth the effort. Best to stick to "anonymous" cash units (some digital, not all) to give the illusion of choice. What matters most isn't tracking but inflation. Tracking's for cops. Cops don't run banks. INFLATION is for raping the entire planet. THAT is for banks.
Who's in charge? Banks, not cops, remember?
Please, how many fucking people barter now?
More people pay with food stamps than barter. More people pay dope dealers with food stamps than barter with them.
Barter as a trend will only exist on a micro level. There just are not enough people making or growing or creating goods to allow it to v be viable.
Yes there will always be a black market, but it isn't mainstream now is it.
Lots of people barter now - I do - and more will. It's a natural consequence to prices being out of whack and/or people actually having goods worth trading. How many people use pawn-shops and flea-markets? Lots. More than you can count. Those same people will happily barter. Check out flea markets, craig's list and kijiji and you'll see barter has no restrictions even culturally much less legally.
The black market will only grow as tyranny does. That's how black markets work. People flat out do not submit and that's before considering the system itself of enforcement collapsing - which it has in history many times before, one of which worth noting is the USSR.
By the way, you can't pay dope dealers in EBT card food stamps which is why they were made. Instead now you can use the EBT to buy goods and barter them to dealers. Which is precisely what happens.
Let's see...
EBT sponge needs dope. Dealer needs gas for his sweet ride.
So Sponge buys food, which he trades for liquor, which he trades for dope, which Dealer trades for gasoline.
The Circle of Life, Simba!
We need a new Department of the Federal Government to keep this shit in check! The Department of Anti-Barter.</sarc>
Not like the old days. I remember when you could see "rock stars" buying a piece of 5 cent candy with a one dollar food samp bill. Then they would go back through another line and buy another untill they had enough for a hit at the pipe.
I barter ALL. THE. TIME.
Barter is the future Gully, don't fight it.
"Digital currency can't be "enforced". You'd need more energy & force to stop barter than is worth the effort."
Oh, sure it can be enforced. This will be the justification for a much bigger police force and fewer rights for the citizens.
I'll believe it when I see it. No one can stop me from secretly meeting & using barter, be it coins or toasters, and that's what I mean by enforcement. There's not enough man-power to watch every person and every item to ensure there's no barter deals, nor can every message be decrypted or even intercepted that makes meetings for such arrangements. That's all it takes to beat a digital currency "forced" on the people. The most that can be accomplished is that the government demands its use for taxation.
Unless you devote more than 50% of the population to policing - which is financially unsustainable - you can't even begin to enforce a digital currency using actual force.
"Why this citizen never buys a toaster, or food, or tires, never eats out, never buy clothes. Looks like we detected a barterer, guys. Send out IRS SWAT team B-43 and deal with this tax evader harshly. These criminals are destroying the country by avoiding taxes. Caught this one by data mining, so we don't even need to give a cut of the confiscated gold and silver to a neighbor."
You'd never know there is such a citizen. Thanks to barter there's no record to trace to even begin to search.
He's arguing that the ABSENCE of such information would be notable from the perspective of a data-mining-pattern-recognition algo...
The algos can't do the actual enforcement, but certain technologies are advancing in a way that suggests they won't need actual humans to do the enforcement either...
We live in very interesting times.
I'm suggesting people evading capture will continue to evade capture. Sure, one or two here & there will be caught but those choosing a lifestyle of freedom, evading a police-state, will find it.
We're the ones inventing the tools, not the government. They can only steal, copy or buy stuff from us, including surveillance technologies.
We allready got over 50 % of the population not paying taxes. It seems to be working just fine.....
50%+ paying taxes & working as cops = I lose
50% not paying taxes & not being cops = I win
sorry if I wasn't clear.
Long on (and long live) Hackers!
Hazlett's book, "What You Should Know About Inflation" is a must read.
"inflation to the benefit of the state and other first receivers of newly printed money was always the objective of the Bank of Canada."
Good thing it's not like that in the states.
The goons are terrified not knowing how much more money(not theirs) is out there they could get their dirty little fingers on it! pathetic!
Fuck You Bern.... Say what?
Bitcoin. That's all I gotta say.
MintChip is obviously a ploy by the bankstas to counter Bitcoin.
Imagine the bad things about paper and the weaknesses of Bitcoin put together and you have MintChip. Sounds like instant failure.
Ya, for sure.
BitCoin is a nice concept but it has no backing. The people mining bitcoins aren't able / willing to back it with something tangible. I could just use pgp / gpg sigs on my own vouchers for gold, car or toasters and other such things in my possession. That would at least have intrinsic value to what is related.
I'm sorry to burst your bubble but nothing backs gold either.
It's worth comes from it's utility and same goes for Bitcoin. Unless you know something I don't, there is no cheaper way to send money instantly across the world with super low costs and without the need to give up all your personal information, name, address, birth date, even fking dogs name before you're payment is processed AND to top it off it's a new currency that has a built in practically impossible to reverse scarcity.
Just like gold through it's properties attained value, so do bitcoins. Econ 101.
The value of gold comes from the thousands of hours and it takes to survey, find, mine and refine the metal. Having a store of that labour combined with its rarity gives it intrinsic value. Obviously you never took Econ 101...
Are you saying that what you just described aren't the properties of gold? (naturally a rhetorical question)
Btw it takes thousands of hours, years even in some cases, to burn electricity which costs money (labor) on a computer you had to spend money(labor) to buy while it's connected to the internet which also costs money(labor), trying to solve a mathematical puzzle in order to be able to receive new bitcoins as a reward for fiding a solution. Having a store of that labor combined with its rarity and other valuable properties gives it intrinsic value. Obviously you never took Econ 101...
I am aware of this, having both a mathematical and IT background I was actually considering setting up a few GPU based bitcoin miners but alas it is not real, it exists as 1's and 0's on a computer pier to pier network. All one has do to is take away electricity and/or the internet (solar flare, war, government clamp down) and bitcoins become useless and without value.
So does the whole internet industry. If a doomsday scenario is the only thing that destroys Bitcoin, I'm fine with taking that risk for holding part of my wealth denominated in bitcoins.
Btw if you were aware of the labor it took to get new bitcoins, why then would you make a post telling me I'm clueless about econ 101 and spread misinformation about Bitcoin? Are you trolling me?
I see exactly your point, and I agree with you. The concept of BC is sound. But it's not tangible, I can't hold a bitcoin in my hand (unless you define bitcoin a usb pendrive, I don't). Second, the value stored in every mined bitcoin by made by a GPU, not a human, thus, the value stored in a bitcoin, is nowhere near as valuable. Third, if cash is to disappear (mintchip) in time, describe me jst how you are going to convert your BCs in spendable bucks (to buy everything else BC can't buy, most things...). Never mind solar flares, internet and electricity down and all that....for the above reasons, regrettably, I'm out of BC and into PMs....comments plz....
yes you can hold a physical bitcoin in your hand.
I'm expecting the doomsday scenario, loss of power, loss of network, loss of secure transmission, loss of privacy in large regions, black markets everywhere.
For that I'd need barter, food in cans, gold & silver coin.
That's what I'm preparing for. Bitcoins have no value to me in this future and I see no other.
I could just as easily pgp-sign a voucher for gold, my own gold, traded on credit from me to get my gold upon return of the receipt.
That would be more secure & more value than bitcoins.
Sorry to burst your bubble but all physical commodities have intrinsic value. They have chemical & nuclear properties, electrical & mechanical properties and life depends on most of them, at least modern life now.
Bitcoins have no intrinsic value as I can't make alpha-radiation shielding from it like I can gold, or teeth fillings as I can gold, or coins as I can gold so I can hold my money secure from computer outages or network outages or hackers and set booby-traps for it.
Bitcoin does none of these things.
Scarcity does not induce value: scarcity can multiply existing value of a per-unit basis which gold has & bitcoin does NOT. Gold is backed by physics for all it can do. Bitcoin does nothing.
ECON 101 for YOU, good sir.
I don't need a "cheap way to send money around the world" I need a secure money that stays with me while I want it with me and doesn't magically drop 80% like bitcoin can vs fiat dollars which I also don't want.
The funny thing about your little rant here is that it's completely irrelevant because guess what, the market disagrees with you and currently values bitcoins and their properties and utility at around 5 bucks a pop. Maybe to you their properties are useless and maybe you don't see their utility but the market does which is all that is ultimately relevant.
funny thing is the market fully agrees with me because bitcoin had been valued at 30 a btc and has dropped sharply since then. If you had never tried btc <-> paper conversions & stuck with intrinsic goods of value, this problem would never have materialized.
$5 is a robbery - unless the peak price ever reached was $6. It isn't.
The market for btc is simple: make an exchange, get people to put btc into it, then leave and cash out all the btc SOMEONE ELSE owns (mf global style) at a higher price.
No thank you
This is exactly what I do not like about it. It is a form of ponzi. BitCoin would be awesome if cash were used to buy a wide range of commodities futures to back the BitCoin and the BitCoin value was in fact directly related to the futures. Then you would have a real store of value.
Gold is an element and it has a pretty low melting point...so that's not gonna happen.
I bet you could fashion a VLSI optical chip into a gold bar.
I bet you could even dope circuit-traces of gold into a gold bar & do something with it.
Not that I'd suggest it since if it wasn't something cool, or if it was something to track me, I'd say "smelting time"
Au is quite ductile, one good smack with a hammer would do the same damage as smelting.
I am sure there's going to be a market for home remelting kits in the future.
+ 1
What you said.
Golds value rises as the dollars drops.
Once digital currency is the norm, Gold becomes near worthless. Except as jewelry.
Unless you intend to use your remelting kit, smelting I think, and become a goldsmith.
a store of value makes a great medium of exchange. A poor store of value only makes a viable (not good) medium of exchange while people are too dumb to figure out it's not a store of value.
Gold is only a store of value if two people agree on it.
Just like weed, milk, Apples, fish and Tide are valuable between two people of similar mindset.
You ignored what I said about Gold increasing in value because the dollar is losing value.
Things don't retain value once the society no longer needs them.
Neal Stephenson used the Cowry shell example in his Baroque trilogy.
I ignored what you said because you're shouting at me
But unlike weed, milk, apples, fish and tide gold is an element on the periodic table and unfirom in weight, quality and consistancy. Gold and silver have been honest money since the daw of civilization and as currency they have never collapsed or inflated or devalued at the hest of greedy bankers.
You sure Spend a lot of time formulating bullshit words in the form of sentences no one but yourself gives a flying fuck about.
Go away.
Except as with paper money, they can create infinite amounts of digital money. More infinite amounts of money because they can create it faster than the printing press can create a paper dollar. In that environment, ANYTHING BUT digital money will hold value. Toilet paper will be worth more than digital money. You can bet the farm TPTB will never EVER run out of digital dollars.
You find me a world that doesn't need gold, fish, apples, fertile dirt or clean water.
Still looking?
Go on, you can do it. This nonsense world that needs digits more than gold, food & land doesn't exist and won't exist.
"in 2011 gold was more widely used than any other currency in Vietnam. The country owns more gold per capita than either India or China; the amount of privately held gold is expected to total 300-500 tonnes."
"gold is a store of value. not a medium of exchange" - Spitzer
GF, why do you say gold becomes worthless. Seems to me that digits or pennies are the same. If we create more digits to fund the fedgov prices will rise. Prices rising means the value of the digits fall. Are you suggesting there won't be a way to have an idea of what a digit will be worth?
"GF, why do you say gold becomes worthless."
Not worthless but not the inflated madness we see today. You can still make jewelry and use in technology.
"Seems to me that digits or pennies are the same."
Canada stopped making pennies, they told retailers to round out.
Digital currency is designed to crush the competition and remove the profit made by flucuating exchange rates. Like the Euro was designed to balance out EU currencies.
You can't have OWG, if you don't have a stable universal currency.
The other thing digital currency allows is the great reset, call it collapse. Everything starts at zero, well whatever the value of digital is as a unit of exchange.
It's all planned out.
That's utter nonsense. As people reject digital currency the gold value will go up as people seek to use it. The only reason gold would go down vs this digital currency is if it secure and has no inflation but we already know it will do none of that. Just look who's issuing the MintChip and give your head a shake before you repeat the nonsense.
Or at least say /sarc or "I'm really MDB in disguise"
Sure, gold will be replacing digital currency.
Never happen.
The Genpop will gladly accept digital currency.
It takes a generation for no questions to be asked.
Every fiat currency fails. Gold frequently replaces fiat currencies. Digital is no different. Make it secure & free of inflation and people will love it. It isn't so they won't.
It takes all of 5 minutes for no questions to be asked - if nothing looks out of place. with prices rising sharply & without explanation you get questions. Anger. Screams. Riots. No digital cash.
oh no MDB wasn't bad enough now he has an imitator. Bad idea bc it isn't funny & nobody liked that original either except the other trolls.
Every troll needs another troll.
In the tungsten, in your gold.
"And none can buy or sell,except them that have the Mark of the Beast"
A red Shield and bar code tattooed on your hand....
Small chip under the skin.
More likely your clothing will be wearable pc carrying the chips and codes necessary.
mark in the body is necessary to tie your bank account to your body so that you can not lend your money to somebody else and also to track your body
Maybe the large financial institutions can set up a financial shell company where all the digital bits (and title to our bodies) can be traded, exchanged, and securitized. Record keeping can be done later on an as-needed basis with made up numbers. Let's call it MintChip Electronic Registration Services (MinCERS), for the sake of argument. Oh shit...I've been re-hypothecated!
Gives new meaning to "being liquidated!"
Not necessary, unless everyone runs around naked.
Chips in your clothes, or your phone.
yesterday's news. By the time you see it roll out it will be DNA-computing platform & non-compliance will render you dead or ill.
Revelation 13:17
Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Wrote the book of the seven seals
Who's that writin', John the Revelator Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Well who's that writin', John the Revelator Wrote the book of the seven seals
You know God walked down in the cool of the day And called Adam by his name And he refused to answer 'Cause he was naked and ashamed
Who's that writin', John the Revelator Who's that writin', John the Revelator Who's that writin', John the Revelator Wrote the book of the seven seals
You know Christ had 12 apostles And three he laid away He said, "Watch with me one hour Till I go yonder and pray"
Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Tell me who's that writin', John the Revelator Who's that writin', John the Revelator Wrote the book of the seven seals
I think we broke him, someone call the DHS repair man!
There was a Visa outage the Sunday before last for about a half an hour. You couldnt process a credit card anywhere. Trust the system? I don't think so. We are one Stuxnet type virus away from most people not having a penny to their name.
Oh, its ok, i'll just go to the bank then and withdraw my money. The banks don't have a drop in the bucket enough money to give people even a small fraction of what they think they have in the bank.
I will use as much cash as I can for as long as I can. Anonymity BITCHEZ!!
At my bank, they always ask me what my cash withdrawal is for. "We are required to ask you what this cash is for" is what they say. I say "required by whom?", "our management" they answer, "guns and alcohol" is my response. This is for anything $3,000 or more, well below the legal $10,000 requirement.
You should say,"it's for the same thing your management uses cash for. Hookers and blow."
5 star response Don.
Well my answer would be, "You may be required to ask it, but I'm not required to answer it. Give me my money!"
I thought it was 5k now not 10k.
10k is mandatory reporting but the bank employees are *encouraged* to report anything suspicious at ANY amount. But they wont tell you this because its AGAINST THE LAW for them to do so...
my credit union asks at 1000 dollars
for cash deposits, they want a money trail, like a reciept that they photocopy
and thats why i keep 75 bucks in that account
when they started asking, i stopped depositing
My account is used only because my employer "requires" direct deposit. As soon as the check is deposited however, it is immediately drawn down to under $100. The bank doesn't make much from my deposit, and that's just the way I want it to be!
You sir deserve a +1! And another +1 for the Hookers and Blow comment!
I love stirring the pot when people try to stick their nose in my business. I do something similar whenever some religious douche-bags knock on my door trying to save my soul... I answer the door naked and ask them if they'd like to come in.
I use cash almost exclusively for in-person purchases. I've run into a new wrinkle, however -- it's gotten to the point at some establishments where the cashier needs a manager's override to process anything larger than a $20, and I've actually had this happen when buying something just over $50 and paying with just 3 $20s.
Even more amusing was when I was paying a $1 airport parking fee with a $5 and the cashier held the bill up to to the lights to look for the stripe -- seriously, for a five? Must be hard times if the counterfeiters and making $5 bills.
It's very strange to have paying in cash actually slow a transaction.
That's another problem for sure. Paying in 100 dollar bills definitely causes problems. I've been held up and delayed for it too many times, so now I simply demand all of my cash withdraws in 20 dollar bills or smaller. Man, that pisses off the bank, but they (so far) haven't said no.
And, Bitchez, once they dump paper and coins, we use The Peoples' Money: Silver!
Even barter. Anything to screw up their Adolf Hitler system.
I think Hitler still used silver currency.
Is nazi gold any cheaper in exchange if buying bullion
Economy is becoming one big video game.
Funny how these new video games insist on REAL money to purchase fake money to play their games.
Even delivered from Canada on an icy slippery slope the MintChip is as much a threat as Sweden`s planned ban of
cash. No more free exchange for the people, so let there be sanctions and bombings..., no , but it is actually against us ! Coming to a formerly free western society next to you !
There is no cah ban planned in Sweden! Stop spreading lies. One stupid article and know where planning a cash ban? Think more, believe less.
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WTF, you gotta be kidding. Canucks, you really think anybody is going to trust your "anonymity"? Hey, I got land in Florida to sell too - want some? Thanks, but I'll use Liberty Reserve or e-dinar or something else in the realm of the real privacy and anonymity universe - outside you fucking snoops who think my business is your business. May you rot in hell.
"Why eliminating cash may be the secret to prosperity"
(Please, don't laugh...)
Every fucking thing the gubbermint does has a gun behind it.
Long on Fascism!
I can't wait to hack that shit!
"Minister, we're outta money right now."
"That's all right, lackey. We're on The Chip (R). Cut off the switch."
money is just a contract between an individual and the society. what is the carrier (be it tangible paper contract, banknote or intangible electronic record) of money is not that important. The important thing is just how many society members (many enough) accept this contract as payment for their work. With high unemployment this chips have a chance to do well
money is just a contract between an individual and the society.
LOL... this is not sarcasm?
Contracts must be entered into voluntarily and the state does not do "voluntarily."
I don't want to play their way; will they leave me alone?
Anything of value is money to me. I don't need society's approval, only my own judgement that I'm trading value item x for value item y.
So when does Project Mayhem start to wipe out this beast?
At this rate it would have to be Anonymous or Occupy Wall Street but it's not ready.
Supposedly there is a "Project Mayhem" by that name for Anonymous... we'll see.
I think it will be more like "project civil war"
Alex Jones called this a long time ago. he said there would be a chip that everyone has to transfer money. I think he termed it "Creds"
A LOT of people beat him to it, including a virtual TV character named Max Headroom.
Silver coins will be the new black market means of exchange; bet on it
I agree.
What the fuck are you going to do in a barter economy with bar of gold are even a gold eagle?
Smaller denominated silver coins 4 life, bitchez.
indeed. I suggest silver dollars, quarters, dimes, 1/10th ounce gold coins & I'd recommend having some of the larger things like 1 kg silver or 1 oz gold for larger trades (car, tools, etc)
A few years ago I used a silver maple leaf to pay for drinks and dinner at my local pub. The owner had absolutely no problem with me using it and said I could trade him more if I liked. (I only wanted to see if I could - I'll keep using cash until I no longer can)
I guess you could say that was a form of barter too... I'm pretty damn sure my dinner receipt was "lost" and unreported to rev-can.
On youtube drutter said last year he even paid rent in silver.
I'll throw out a billion dollar idea. The eBarter website. I'd do it myself but American Idol is on tonight.
Ran across one the other day: http://www.bartercoin.com/
How much is a BARTERCOIN worth?
One BARTERCOIN is pegged to the price of one gram of silver.
Current Market Price in U.S. Dollars: 1 BARTERCOIN = 1.04 USD
Not sure if I'd use it as I prefer the silver itself BUT... given that this & goldmoney exist for gold & silver transactions electronically I think that will kick bitcoin & mintchip to the curb.
Europac (Schiff) also now has (not for Americans) a gold-backed credit card so your balance is always in weight of gold valued for the market-value (& a fee deduction of course) so you can load-up & spend as per your timing desires with gold spot's pricing changes.


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WOODBRIDGE— FRIDAY afternoon, warm. The sea air beckons. The suitcases are in the trunk. Lighthearted, you race out of work, jump in the car and head down the parkway for a weekend at the shore. Five minutes later, you're stuck in traffic.
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''It used to be a smaller peak period,'' said Roy W. Little, project development manager for the New Jersey Highway Authority, which operates the Garden State Parkway, ''but the amount of traffic growth we've had has spread peak periods out and made it more difficult to find a time to get down to the shore without any congestion.''
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The 173-mile-long Garden State Parkway, begun in 1952 and completed in 1957, is the main north-south route to 127 miles of sandy beaches. Traffic volume just keeps going up. In 1989, there were 337.5 million car trips on the parkway, according to Jude T. Depko, principal traffic engineer for the New Jersey Highway Authority. By 1998, volume had increased 15.6 percent, to 390.2 million trips annually.
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Mr. Ingoglia said, ''You see people get out of their cars, take their lawn chairs, go up on the grassy berm, sit out there, put their suntan oil on and just veg out, because they know they're not going anywhere for a while.''
Perhaps the largest traffic jam ever occurred on April 4, 1995, when a fast-moving brush fire in the Pine Barrens burned on both sides of the parkway near the Barnegat toll plaza.
''We closed the road down and had about a nine-mile back-up from about milepost 74 to milepost 83,'' said Mr. Ingoglia. ''It took at least two hours for traffic to start moving.''
A northeaster flooded and closed the Parkway in the Cheesequake flats near some marinas in 1994. Said Mr. Depko, ''We ended up with a couple sailboats on the parkway.''
The classic traffic jams on the northern end of the parkway begin almost immediately after the Bergen toll plaza and continue through Essex County.
''It is a commercial hot spot,'' said Mr. Ingoglia. ''And because of the lack of right of way and the unique urban environment, it has been difficult to effect any real expansion, so you've got traffic there all the time.''
Cars getting onto Route 280 from the southbound parkway add to the slowdown. There are three lanes in each direction at that point but below Route 280 it goes to four lanes. About 13,000 cars a day get off the southbound parkway on Route 280 and 35,000 get on the parkway from Route 280, Mr. Depko said.


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Mary Barra has issued a formal apology for the Volkswagen emissions scandal, in which the Environmental Protection Agency has formally accused Volkswagen of installing a "defeat device" to pass emissions test.
"Volkswagen has violated the trust of thousands of its customers, and for that, General Motors would like to apologize," Ms. Barra said.
"We know the general public will have a difficult time forgiving and forgetting what Volkswagen has done," Ms. Barra added. "And for that, General Motors can only say we are very, very sorry."
Asked what role General Motors played in the VW emissions scandal, Ms. Barra said, "None whatsoever. But that won't stop people from blaming us and saying how much our cars suck compared to the Germans and the Japanese. Just you watch."
"Obviously, we feel a great deal of sympathy for Volkswagen considering our own recent troubles," she added. "But give us some credit. A car that has had its engine involuntarily switched off doesn't pollute."
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Fiat seeks alternate merger partners
After being flatly turned down for a merger by General Motors CEO Mary Barra, Fiat-Chrysler Automobili says CEO Sergio Marchionne is now looking for alternate merger partners.
"They don't like Italian-Americans, fine, whatever," said Marchionne, responding to Mary Barra's reported off-the-record comments that she thinks Fiat-Chrysler is "sooooo gross" and that GM would "rather merge with a slug."
"We don't need GM," Marchionne continued. "There's plenty of other companies we can merge with, and then GM will be sorry. They'll see us with another company, and they'll realized what they missed, and Mary will be all like, 'Hey, Fiat, maybe we should get together,' and I'll be all like, 'Too late, GM, you had your chance.'"
Fiat-Chrysler is reportedly actively pursuing other potential merger partners, including Ford, Mercedes, Volkswagen, the Church of Scientology, the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Tyson Chickens, and the letter N.
Meanwhile, Ms. Barra denied that GM would reconsider a merger with Fiat.
"I just don't think the synergies are there," she said. "Fiat-Chrysler is a very attractive company, but it really doesn't make that much money. Plus, well, let's just say that Fiat has had a lot of partners in the past. You know what I mean?"
Asked about GM's own past partnerships with Fiat, including a deal with VM that resulted in the engine for the Chevrolet Cruze Diesel, Ms. Barra said, "OMG, I can NOT believe you brought that up! That was soooo embarrassing. Sergio thinks it was good for both of us, but let me tell you, GM has had lots of better partnerships than that. I mean, gawd, you let a company build you one little diesel engine, and all of a sudden it's like they think they own you. What's up with that? Anyway, that was a one-time mistake that will NOT happen again."
"She said what?" Mr. Marchionne responded. "Listen, that Cruze is carrying my engine, and that means everything to me. Everything. Why, Mary? Why?"
"Sergio just needs to get it into his head that a merger is not going to happen," Ms. Barra said. "GM is happy to be friends with Fiat-Chrysler, but in terms of a long-term relationship, we're just not that into them."
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GM announces ebola-related recall
General Motors Corporation announced today that it would recall a large number of cars and trucks which may be related to the current spread of the ebola virus.
"We have reason to believe that several of the latest ebola victims either owned, drove, rode in, or saw a General Motors vehicle," said GM representative Eric Beauregard "E-Bo" LaVirus. "In the interest of safety, we think it's best to assume that the outbreak of this dreadful disease is somehow related to our products."
Though LaVirus said there was no clinical evidence tying the outbreak to GM's cars and trucks, he said there was plenty of opportunity for the vehicles to be involved in the spread of the disease.
"Perhaps someone on the air conditioning assembly line had ebola and drooled into the pollen filters," he told Autiblopnik.com, "or maybe ebola was inadvertently engineered into the cars as some sort of a cost-saving measure. You never really know, but here at General Motors, we've learned to assume the worst."
Asked how many vehicles GM would recall in relation to the ebola scare, LaVirus said the number had yet to be determined, but that "it will probably be a figure in the neighborhood of all of them."
"Of course, we have no firm proof that these vehicles were the source of the current ebola outbreak," LaVirus added. "But if there's one thing the past couple of years has taught us, it's that if something goes horribly wrong in the world, it's probably GM's fault."
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General Motors recalls its recalls
Just weeks after recalling every car it has ever made as well as cars made by other manufacturers, General Motors announced that it will issue recalls for several of the recalls it has issued this year.
"In recent months, our company has issued a large number of recalls covering several General Motors vehicles," explained GM spokesbrand Todd Sillifartz. "While all of those recalls addressed important safety defects, many of them may have further unintended consequences, and we want to correct these issues as quickly as possible."
Sillifartz declined to give a complete list of problems that could be caused by the soon-to-be-recalled recalls, explaining the corporation was still investigating. However, he did list some of the problems caused by the defective recalls,which include killing GM's stock price, causing owners to panic and blame every single nearly-imperceptible issue on a problem that their vehicle doesn't even have, and giving the general public the idea that General Motors is completely incompetent despite a hundred years of successfully building cars that usually get people where they want to go without killing them.
Neither NHTSA nor General Motors have reported any deaths or injuries as a direct result of the affected recalls; however, the recalls are blamed for killing at least fifteen careers and jeopardizing CEO Mary Barra's chances of ever appearing on Dancing with the Stars.
Owners of the affected recalls will begin to receive recall recall notices next week telling them that their recall has been recalled, and giving instructions for how to handle their recall's recall.
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General Motors recalls other manufacturers' vehicles
Just a day after issuing six recalls covering 7.6 million of its own vehicles, General Motors announced that it will recall several cars made by other manufacturers.
"We're simply running out of our own vehicles to recall," said General Motors CEO Mary "Huggy" Barra. "The only way we can keep up with this hectic recall pace is to begin recalling other automakers' products as well."
According to a statement issued by General Motors, the company will start by recalling the 2014 BMW 4-series for turning its drivers into insufferable douchebags; the 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage, which is so slow that it's keeping the rest of us from getting to work on time; and the 2014 Toyota Corolla, which over time may completely erode the driver's will to live.
Along with the recall notices, Ms. Barra issued an apology on the company's media web site.
"We are sorry that other automakers are as unable to get their shit together as we are," Ms. Barra wrote. "We know what the public expects from our industry, and that is to consistently produce hundreds of thousands of complex machines, each consisting of approximately 30,000 parts, which can magically turn dead dinosaurs into motion, and to do so reliably, flawlessly and free of defects, all while protecting our dumb-ass customers from death and injury when our they attempt to nominate themselves for the Darwin Awards. We have failed to meet those expectations, and we as an industry must do better."
Ms. Barra says she expects to be questioned about the recalls during her monthly Congressional appearance. In related news, the city of Washington, D.C., has launched an investigation to determine if Ms. Barra should be paying resident income taxes.
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Barra: GM vows to "stop making shitty cars"
Responding to the 325-page Valukas report, which cited "incompetence" and "a plodding corporate culture" as reasons for the Cobalt ignition switch defect, General Motors CEO Mary Barra said the company will embrace a culture of change, including its approach to building automobiles.
"Clearly, General Motors needs to change the way it has been doing things," said Ms. Barra, "and one of the biggest changes is that we need to stop making shitty cars."
Ms. Barra, speaking to journalists through an interpreter, said that shitty cars have been a long-standing tradition at General Motors.
"Shitty cars have been a long-standing tradition at General Motors," she said. "And I'm not just talking about the 1970s and the 1980s and the 1990s, when we focused almost exclusively shitty cars. Most of our vehicles have had some element of shit to them, like the cheesy-ass interior on the Corvette ZR1 or the God-awful seats in the Cadillac CTS-V. Sixty years ago, when we introduced the original Corvette, we fitted it with an ancient six-cylinder engine and a two-speed automatic. Seriously, how fucked up was that? Only a company with a serious commitment to shitty cars would do something so bone-headed."
General Motors corporate historian Gil Dustifartz told Autoblopnik that General Motors has a long history of shitty cars, dating back to before the corporation was formed.
"Back in its day, the Curved-Dash Oldsmobile was known as the Squeaky-Dash Oldsmobile," he said. "And let's not forget that Chevrolet was started by a French guy, and no one knows more about shitty cars than the French. Yes, you could say that shitty cars are part of General Motors' corporate DNA."
UAW president Bobk Ing, whose name has been changed to prevent retaliation against Autoblopnik and its staff, said the union would cooperate fully with GM's plans to stop making shitty cars.
"Obviously, this is a sad moment for us," Ing told a pert young Autoblopnik intern. "The UAW has always taken pride in its contributions to GM's shitty cars. Frankly, there's no feeling quite like banging a trim piece on slightly crooked because your supervisor gave you the stink-eye in the lunchroom. But we're committed to the future of this company, and if Mary wants to stop building shitty cars, then the union will cooperate fully, at least until our next contract negotiation or the next time the vending machine at the Flint plant runs out of peanut M&Ms, whichever comes first."
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General Motors recalls every car they've ever made
A General Motors representative announced today that the company is issuing recalls for every single vehicle they have ever produced.
"The company is issuing recalls for every single vehicle we have ever produced," said General Motors spokesrecaller Shag Belch.
Belch said the reasons for the recalls vary from model to model, and include faulty ignition switches (2003-2011 Pontiac G5), cracked axle shafts (2011-2013 Chevrolet Cruze), making their owners look like douchebags with no taste (2001-2006 Chevrolet Avalanche), and what Belch described as "just being sort of crappy" (every GM vehicle designed between 1993 and 2001).
"Some vehicles have no specific defects that we need to recall, but I'm sure we'll find something," said Belch.
Clint Meat-Hankee, president of the not-for-profit Union for Corporate Oversight and Communal Safety, said his organization was very pleased with the impending GM recalls.
"Our organization is very pleased with the impending GM recalls," she said at a UCOCS press conference. "These General Motors vehicles are inherently flawed and dangerous death traps that are maiming and killing innocent people every second of every minute of every hour of every day."
Meat-Hankee demonstrated what he called "serious safety flaws" in a Buick Enclave he had recently purchased for his wife and expensed to the organization.
"This vehicle has a device called an 'accelerator pedal' positioned right on the floor, dangerously close to the driver's feet," she explained to the pair of journalists who attended the press conference. "A person who didn't know how a car works could accidentally step on this innocent-looking protrusion and send the car careening into a nursery school full of nuns."
Meat-Hankee pointed out the turn signal stalk as yet another a potential hazard.
"If you had never seen a car before and didn't know how to get into one properly, this could potentially go right up your rectum, causing extensive and embarrassing injury, not to mention making you the butt of jokes from your co-workers for weeks, not that I would know this from personal experience," he said. "And yet there are no instructions or warning stickers on the car to alert you to this sad and painful end." He then added, "Why are you giggling?"
Meat-Hankee went on to tell the one remaining journalist that these two hazards and dozens of others exist in nearly every car ever produced by General Motors.
"Clearly, issues like this would never happen in a quality-built Japanese car like a Toyota Camry," he said, and then added, "Oh, wait."
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In a column last month, I urged Arlington County to explain the enormous growth in the size of its cash surplus relative to its operating budget.
Deputy County Manager Mark Schwartz took the time to write a detailed response. Mark deserves kudos for providing it.
Mark's response presents some explanations that make sense, but provides other material that is cause for significant concern. Since Mark has referenced too much material to address adequately in one column, I'll discuss today two aspects of that material: general cash management policy and the transportation capital fund.
General Cash Management Policy
The material Mark presented reveals the lack of a coherent, consistent policy for when, how, and under what circumstances taxpayer-funded cash ought to be accumulated in, and then spent from, the multiple different types of Arlington County funds he described.
Some funds have very specific purposes, accumulate cash for a short time, and then spend that cash on the purposes specified. That's good, but the county ought to have a policy to do that for all its cash surplus funds.
By contrast, Arlington Public Schools does have a coherent, consistent cash management policy that is designed to apply to all its cash surplus funds: At APS, the fund balances don't just sit there and grow indefinitely.
Transportation Capital Fund
Arlington County's Transportation Capital Fund (TCF) is an example of a fund that is accumulating taxpayer cash without any adequate explanation for how and when the money will be spent.
Moreover, the following critical TCF details are missing:
Frankly, this lack of transparency with respect to the TCF suggests one of two things:
Either way, this is not good financial management.
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At Avtex, we understand the importance of developing a true omni-channel experience. Our team of experts will work closely with you to help integrate every touch point along your customer's journey. With our years of experience and strong partnerships with Interactive Intelligence, Avtex is uniquely qualified to help optimize every point of interaction.
At Avtex we believe that technology plays a vital role in how organizations interact with their customers, partners and employees. We have built our company to be both broad and deep in technology so that we can best serve our customers.
At Avtex, we help you focus on creating customer loyalty by determining who your customers are, how they interact with your organization, and how you can create an experience that keeps them coming back.
Whether you already have a CX strategy or just discovering what customer experience means to your organization, Avtex can help your company stand out from the crowd.
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With recent advancements in cloud technology and stability, many organizations are strongly considering migrating key...
Big news at Avtex! We're excited to announce our acquisition of Webfortis, a dedicated Microsoft Dynamics...
We recently worked with Nautilus to help them improve their customer experience and increase the...
Acquisition further extends Avtex's Customer Relationship Management (CRM) focus and Microsoft partnership
The Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider Program allows Avtex to provide direct billing, sell combined offers and services, as well as directly provision, manage and support Microsoft cloud offerings.
Fans of the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon and the Medtronic TC 10 Mile on October 3 can follow the progress of runners via text message again this year thanks to AthleteTracker, powered by Avtex, a complimentary application that will send real-time reports on individual runners on race day.
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