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If you've read earlier news from 2015, you'd know we were initially planning on relocating to New Zealand to carry on business there but that plan changed after I spent the first few months of 2016 there. However, because the plan changed doesn't mean the circumstances for why we wanted to move have changed. In fact, circumstances have worsened. Sydney is overpriced, overpopulated and not the place to have a business. It is very difficult to live here. It's very difficult to run a business. Australian businesses are regulated out of existence. Each "regulation" is an excuse to rob business owners of the money they need to make to survive. The cost of living in Australia is simply outrageous. Housing in Australia is the least affordable in the world. Our government knows Australians can't afford houses. So they sell them to the Chinese in droves. Wow! In the old days the was called "Treason." At the end of the day Gaskell Guitars is moving. I am in the process of searching for a better place to move to where we can continue to provide high quality left handed guitars to the lefty players of the world. Until the move all enquiries on builds please direct to Charles directly. All phone calls. All emails. Wish me…
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As lefty players very well know, left handed guitar availability has never been consistent with the big manufacturers. "Bobblehead" brands like Ibanez and Gibson flip-flop between making and discontinuing left handed guitars year in and year out. You never know what is going to happen next. PRS makes batches of (overpriced) left handed guitars every so often and then are never heard of again. In other words left handed guitar availability comes and goes. I've stopped writing about who makes or doesn't make left handed guitars anymore. It changes so much. I was surprised to see that Epiphone this year (2016) is making left handed guitars again. They are one of the greatest flip-floppers of them all. As with Gibson though, Epiphone will never make Explorers, Firebirds, or Flying Vs. For guitars like those you should invest in a Gaskell. We have been making them for years. Those models are what we are most famous for. There are a number of lefty-friendly guitar brands that make intermediate level guitars and my hat goes off to them for their consistency and respect for left handed players. They include Schecter, ESP, Tokai, Gretsch, and Dean. They are your friends. Enemy brands include Gibson, BC Rich, Ibanez (recently), Fender, Rickenbacker, and PRS. There are no good reasons why they don't make…
20 Mar 2016
(Click on title to view text and media.) I am releasing a revised version of the Gaskell left handed 7 string Explorer guitar this year. I have just updated my templates to be able to fit the Evertune 7 string bridge. If you do not know about Evertune bridges I thoroughly recommend you look into them. Per their product description, the Evertune 7 string bridge is meant for a Strat guitar. I needed to make some modifications to my templates to fit this one-of-a-kind bridge system to an Explorer body. It wasn't difficult, and I have done this. Now you can get a left handed 7 string Explorer guitar with an Evertune bridge! That's a first for left handed guitars in the world! Here are two videos by Evertune about their incredible bridge system. The first is general, the second demonstrates the 7 string bridge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAtnUz82HdY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hW_iiNo2ECE
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Welcome to 2016, fellow lefty guitarists and bassists. As you may know, I announced at the end of last year that I would not be taking any new orders for guitars. I did not give a reason at that time. The reason was because I was exploring the possibilities of relocating Gaskell Guitars to New Zealand. I have spent many months involved with this and have just returned to Sydney, from New Zealand after a long time there. The decision I have made is to stay in Australia at this time. This means that Gaskell Guitars is fully open for business in 2016. We are taking new orders and we are in full operation including set ups, upgrades, cases for left handed guitars, etc.
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JUNE, 2015. EVERTUNE BRIDGES. Gaskell Guitars are now offering Evertune® bridge systems on specific guitar builds. If you do not know about Evertune bridges then CLICK HERE. This is a radically innovative system whereby you guitar will never go out of tune when you are playing. It truly is revolutionary and can be used on left handed guitars, including 7 and 8 string guitars!
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/k27mzq/hadoop_and_big) has announced the addition of the "Hadoop & Big Data Market [Hardware, Software, Services, Hadoop-as-a-Service] - Trends, Geographical Analysis & Worldwide Market Forecasts (2012 - 2017)" report to their offering.
Big Data has grown in significance over the last few years because of the pervasiveness of its application, across areas ranging from weather forecasting to analyzing business trends, fighting crime and preventing epidemics, etc. Big data sets are so large that traditional data management tools are incapable of analyzing all the data effectively and processing valuable information out of it. Hadoop is an open source java framework that enables distributed parallel processing of large volume of data across servers which has emerged as the solution to extract potential value from all this data.
The worldwide Hadoop market is segmented by software types, hardware equipments, services, and geography. Hadoop market forecasts for each segment are provided from 2012 to 2017. The Hadoop market research report will include benefits and technological awareness of Hadoop combined with its market potential across industry verticals such as Banking & Finance, manufacturing, biotechnology & defense. Hadoop & Big Data Analytics Market report will also include the study of emerging non-Hadoop Big Data platforms, Hadoop adoption trends among Enterprise Data Warehouse players, Hadoop benchmark standards, and Hadoop-as-a-Service market. A section of the report will focus on competitive landscaping, company profiles and market opportunities within the Hadoop ecosystem.
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The BlackRock fund acquired a 50 per cent interest in the newly delivered asset in 2006 before assuming full ownership in 2008. Rondo 1 was the largest asset of the BlackRock Europe Property Fund II portfolio and this sale is a significant milestone towards achieving full divestment status.
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The Conference Board said Thursday that its index of leading indicators rose 0.9 percent last month, the sixth straight increase and the best showing since a 1 percent rise in March. The index, composed of 10 forward-pointing indicators, had risen 0.6 percent in June.
Financial market conditions, a big rise in applications for building permits and falling applications for unemployment benefits were the biggest sources of strength in July.
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After failing to break down their stubborn opponents over 90 minutes, PSG nicked an advantage through Adrien Rabiot in the first minute of stoppage of time at the Parc des Princes before Zlatan Ibrahimovic sealed the hosts' victory after 92 minutes.
PSG had 24 shots to Guingamp's seven as the capital club lacked the finishing touch in front of goal before the late rally secured an important win and Cavani was simply relieved to get the points as the reigning Ligue 1 champions continued their stuttering start to the 2013/14 season.
"It was a difficult match, very tough," the Uruguayan forward said.
"I think we attacked quite a lot but maybe we were a little bit messy sometimes and this gave us a lack of confidence or solidity in front of the goal.
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"As the minutes tick by and we still weren't able to score, I thought it was necessary for me to drop back a bit to help win the ball.
"This is something important that we showed today and eventually it served us well for the victory."
PSG started the Ligue 1 season with a pair of come-from-behind draws, while their past two games have seen them score late winners against Nantes and Guingamp.
Despite their sluggish start under new head coach Laurent Blanc, PSG have moved up to second in the French league standings, just one point behind leaders Marseille, who have a game in hand.
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Bulldogs close out regular season with win over Cross Creek
Garret McClure makes a throw to first against Westside.
The Thomson Bulldogs took two wins and a loss in recent baseball games.
The Dogs, who had wrapped up the Region 3-AAAA championship with double-header wins against Burke County, April 15, defeated Harlem 15-2 Tuesday and dropped a 4-1 loss to Westside on Wednesday.
The Bulldogs closed out the regular season with a 7-5 win at Cross Creek.
Briarwood golf wins GISA AA region and state championships
The Briarwood Academy boys golf team traveled to Callaway Gardens on April 25 to defend its state title for GISA AA. The team won a second straight state title this year. Shown on the top from left are Jesse Cushman, Travis Pate and Dylan Reese. Shown on the bottom from left are Tucker Huff, Dakota Reese and Connor Corbitt.
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T.J. Tankersley, right, won the region in the 200 meter dash on April 22.
The Thomson High School boys and girls track teams competed in the Region 3-AAAA field competition on April 20 and the track competition on April 22.
Region champions for the field events are Marcus Cade in high jump and long jump; Tavarious Jones in discus; and Jacorey Gates in shot put.
Bulldogs to face Upson-Lee in first round of state playoffs
The Thomson High School 2016 Diamond Dogs: Front row, left to right: Diamond Girl Sadie Brown, Brian Smith, Cade Brown, Patterson Hutto, Adonis Kendrick, Nic Becerra, and Diamond Girl Bethany Grace Bowers. Second row: Jordan Fanning, Dakota Gergen, Cody Brown, Hunter Norman, Garrett McClure, and Garrett Walden. Third row: Coach Brett Chalker, Coach David Whitfield, Duncan Adams, Dylan Edwards, Morgan Hyde, Coach Robert Brown, and Head Coach Brad Smith.
The Thomson Diamond Dogs will face the Upson-Lee Knights of Thomaston (13-12, 6-6 in Region 2-AAAA) Friday, April 29, in the first round of the Class AAAA State playoffs.
University Hospital McDuffie raises more than $26,000 at tournament
The golf ball drop, made possible by the donation of a crane and operator by Two State Construction, was done on the putting green at Belle Meade after the University Hospital McDuffie Foundation golf tournament on April 15. Randy Kendrick won the drop, winning $1,000.
Golfers from all around the CSRA traveled to Belle Meade Country Club to play in the 24th Annual University Hospital McDuffie Golf Classic sponsored by the University Hospital McDuffie Foundation.
The April 15 tournament received numerous sponsorships and donations that made the golf event a huge success, bringing in more than $26,000. The tournament drew in 22 four-man teams.
Reese receives honor for his work on and off the field
Steve Chalker, head of public relations for Jefferson Energy, presents Reese with the Scholar Athlete award as Reese's mother, Fleming and Parrish look on.
Dakota Reese received the Scholar Athlete award from an Augusta television station for his academic and athletic excellence on April 14. Because of his prowess in the classroom and on the field, Reese has signed to play at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, as a running back.
Briarwood Academy tennis teams receive GISA 4AA region runner up
The Briarwood Academy girls and boys tennis teams competed in the regional competition April 11. Andrea Hill won her first match of the day, and Sage Havrilla won her match, qualifying her for the state tournament. Havrilla also played in the region championship. India Callaway and Emmalee Sims won their doubles match, qualifying them for state. Will Johnson and Hunter Callaway won their first match and qualified for state as well. Ches McMichael and Cole Mosley played for the region championship in doubles. The Bucs ended the tournament as region runner up.
Dogs to play for region championship against the Bears Friday
Bulldog Garret McClure tries to put the tag on a Yellow Jacket.
The Thomson Bulldogs will play at home for the 3-AAAA championship Friday night April 15. A doubleheader with the Burke County Bears will begin at 4:30 p.m.
Briarwood wins one, loses one
Briarwood Head Coach Bo Fleming discusses the game plan with his infielders during the March 28 Brentwood game.
The Briarwood Academy baseball team faced Brentwood on March 28.
Brentwood struck first with five points in the top of the first inning. The War Eagles went on to score six more points before the Bucs answered with two points in the bottom of the fifth inning.
Dogs add three wins, against Lakeside and Liberty County
THS pitcher Hunter Norman makes a throw to first baseman Patterson Hutto in an attempt to catch a Panther too far from the bag.
The Thomson Bulldogs defeated Grovetown 7-1, March 27, to extend a seven-game winning streak.
A stormy, rainy day Saturday forced the Dogs to postpone a region double-header against the Wayne County Yellow Jackets.
The Dogs battled the Yellow Jackets Tuesday at 3 p.m. A game against non-region Cross Creek, scheduled for Tuesday has been cancelled.
On Monday, Thomson held Grovetown scoreless until the final inning before coming away with the win against the non-region Warriors.
The first and the fourth innings were big for the Dogs as they scored three runs in each inning.
Leading hitters for THS were: Duncan Adams 2-for-2 with two doubles and three RBIs and two runs scored; Cody Brown 2-for-3, with 2 RBIs; Garrett McClure 2-for-4, with a double; and Morgan Hyde 2-for-5, with two runs scored.
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Boomer & Carton: Baron Davis Was Not Abducted By Aliens (At Least He Doesn't Remember)Craig and Gov. Chris Christie were happy to welcome former NBA player Baron Davis to the Allstate Studio on Friday morning.
Boomer & Carton: Jerry's Friday Morning UpdateWith both the Mets and the Yankees idle on Thursday night, the NFL Draft was the story. Jerry Recco delivered the goods on the first round, focusing primarily on the Giants and Jets, during Friday's update.
Boomer & Carton: When Boomer's Away, Gov. Christie Will PlayAs Boomer paraded up to Canada with his hockey-playing buddies, Craig was joined in the Allstate Studio on Friday by his old friend, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
CBS2 Gets Results: Traffic Safety Sign Moved After Obstructing Eleventh Avenue TrafficA sign intended to keep city streets safe seemed to have the opposite effect on the West Side of Manhattan Thursday.
New Poll Shows Support For Christie At All-Time LowA new poll released Thursday showed New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's support at an all-time low since he returned his focus from the White House to the state.
8 Mumps Cases Confirmed At Sacred Heart UniversityThere have been 17 probable cases, and eight confirmed mumps cases on the Fairfield campus since an outbreak in late March, according to school officials. The students have all fully recovered.
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To test the Lian-Li PC65 I took System and CPU temperatures. To put these results in perspective, I compared the Lian-Li's cooling ability to that of my AOpen HX45 steel case. Please note that the HX45 had no case fans installed and all of the results are in ºC.
As you can see, the Lian-Li PC65 reduced both CPU and System temperatures by a significant amount. This is mainly due to the fact that aluminium dissipates heat much better than steel. The case fans provided with the PC65 also played a part in reducing temperatures.
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Guest Post: Dr. Lacy Hunt On Debt Disequilibrium, Deleveraging, And DepressionSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/04/2012 17:26 -0400
If you want to know how weak the economy really is all you need to do is look at the 30-year bond. It is one of the best economic indicators available today. If economic conditions are robust then the yield will be rising and vice versa. What the current low levels of yield on 30 year bonds is telling you is that the underlying economy is weak. "The 30-year yield is not at these low levels DUE to the Federal Reserve; but in SPITE OF the Fed," Hunt said. The actions of the Federal Reserve have continued to undermine the economy which is reflected by the low yield of the 30 year bond. The "cancerous" side effects of nonproductive debt are being reflected in real disposable incomes. Just over the last two years real disposable incomes slid from 5% in 2010 and -0.5% in 2012 on a 3-month percentage change at an annual rate basis. This is critically important to understand. While the media remains focused on GDP it is the wrong measure by which to measure the economy. A truly growing economy leads to rises in prosperity. GDP does NOT measure prosperity — it measures spending. It is the measure of real personal incomes that measures prosperity. Prosperity MUST come from rising incomes.
Guest Post: Debt Serfdom In One ChartSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/04/2012 11:49 -0400
Bottom line: financialization and substituting debt for income have run their course. They're not coming back, no matter how hard the Federal Reserve pushes on the string. Both of these interwined trends have traced S-curves and are now in terminal decline: Those hoping the economy is "recovering" on the backs of financial speculation/ legerdemain and ramped up borrowing by the lower 95% will be profoundly disappointed when reality trumps fantasy.
Guest Post: The 5 Most Influential Figures In U.S. Clean EnergySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/03/2012 23:33 -0400
As Oilprice.com embarks on its Top 5 series, we thought it expedient to begin with our take on the key figures shaping and influencing U.S. renewable energy efforts, not least because the issue of energy security is being prioritized in campaigning ahead of U.S. presidential elections. In considering from the numerous choices for these top five slots, we take into account a number of variables, including investment in renewable energy, the ability to influence policy and shape public opinion, and advocacy efforts. This goes well beyond simply counting coin – it is about innovation, imagination, vision, risk and patience. Arguably, these people will play an important role in your life and leisure, for better or worse.
Guest Post: Gold Standard for All, From Nuts to Paul KrugmanSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/03/2012 21:10 -0400
Nut cases. That's what they are. And if you take an interest in them, you are a nut case, too. That's the consensus among credentialed economists who describe advocates of a return to the monetary regime known as the gold standard. In fact, the economic pack will marginalize you as a weirdo faster than you can say "Jacques Rueff," if you even raise the topic of monetary policy in relation to gold. If we are going to speak of consensus, let's not forget one that is truly universal: Our economic system stands a good chance of breakdown in coming years. The only way to limit damage from such a breakdown is to ready ourselves to choose other models by learning about them now. Not to do so would be nuts.
Guest Post: Future Economy, Future Stability, Future CareersSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/03/2012 12:34 -0400
"I would very much like to learn your thoughts on what careers may be viable for our children. With the future likely to change our lives so dramatically, where do you see opportunities for some form of career growth and some form of stability?"
- Let go of old models of financial security. Do not assume a government job means 30 years of security and a fat pension thereafter. That's the past, not the future.
- Assume monopolies and cartels imposed by the State will be disrupted and implode. The key example here is the sickcare system imposed by the State. For decades people have seen sickcare expand year after year, and so it seems sensible to assume that joining healthcare a.k.a. sickcare was a path to security.
- The best career strategy going forward is to assemble multiple skillsets. What we know is that current models will be disrupted, but we cannot know the future. Thus we cannot know which skillsets will be demand. That may change constantly; "security" will flow not from clinging to failing institutions for 30 years but by being flexible and adaptive.
Guest Post: Should The Rich Pay More Taxes?Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/03/2012 11:30 -0400
Those calling for taxing the richest more are not doing the same cost-benefit analysis I am doing that suggests that raising taxes won't raise more revenue. But they're not unfairly looking for a scapegoat, either. While probably the greatest culprits for the problems of recent are in government (Bush, Greenspan, Obama, Bernanke) Americans are right to be mad at the rich.
This isn't about tax. This is about jobs, and growth. The rich, above and beyond any other group have the ability to ameliorate the economic malaise by spending and creating jobs, creating new products and new wealth. The top 1% control 42% of all financial wealth. But that money isn't moving very much at all— the velocity of money is at historic lows. It should not be surprising that growth remains depressed and unemployment remains stubbornly high.
Guest Post: SNB Buys Swiss Francs And Sells Euro: Welcome To The EUR/CHF PegSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2012 22:23 -0400
Anybody watching the EUR/CHF exchange rate this year was wondering why the volatility the pair saw last year had completely left. The pair slowly fell from 1.2156 over 1.2040 at the end of Q1 to 1.2014 today. FX traders hoped on a hike of the floor from 1.20 to 1.25, as many Swiss politicians and companies requested. Banks sold masses of Long EUR/CHF certificates and options. The retail market measured in SSI (Speculative Sentiment Index) was 96% long EUR/CHF. We saw the typical Forex web sites telling regularly their masses of followers that the protagonists of these web sites were going long EUR/CHF in the hope that the SNB is going to act. This happened at multiple critical levels, at 1.2070, 1.2050, at 1.2030 and finally at 1.2010. The small FX trader was begging for months that the SNB would finally intervene. When all these people were long EUR/CHF, who was actually short, when the exchange rate continued to fall ? We speculated that some big accounts wanted their clients to be knocked out with their EUR/CHF longs, we thought that Swiss pension funds and big investors continued to repatriate their foreign funds. What did the SNB ? Did they support the hopes of the masses, of all these SNB rooters ? But on the back-door of all this rhetoric they did the complete opposite: The central bank was happy to get rid of their Euros at a higher price than the floor they had set in September 2011 !
Guest Post: 3 Likely Triggers Of The Next RecessionSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2012 18:03 -0400
There is really no argument whether there will be a recession in our future — the only question is the timing and cause of it. The latter point is the most important. Recessions do not just happen — they need a push. In 2011 the economy was just a breath away from a recession due to the dual impact of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami and the European debt crisis. Had it not been for the combined efforts of the Fed through "Operation Twist" and the Long Term Refinancing Operations via the ECB, a drop in oil prices and a plunge in utility costs due to the warmest winter in 65 years, it is entirely likely that that we may have already been discussing a "recession." The ECRI launched a debate that was literally heard around the world with their recessionary call in 2011. The weight of evidence as shown by our composite economic output indicator index shows that the ECRI call was most likely correct. However, the restart of manufacturing, primarily automotive, after the crisis in Japan combined with an effective $90 billion tax credit due to lower oil and utility costs, turned the previously slowing growth rate of the economy around over the last couple of quarters. Sustainability is becoming the question now as weather patterns return to a more normal cycle and the effects of the lower energy costs began to dissipate. In a more normal post recessionary recovery the third year should be closer to a 6-8% economic growth rate versus 2%. While 2% growth is much better than zero — the current sub-par pace of growth leaves the economy standing on the edge of the pool with very little stability to offset any unexpected "push" into the cold waters of recession. The problem is identifying what that "push" could likely be.
Guest Post: The Pseudoscience Of EconomicsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2012 13:20 -0400
Modern economics is obsessed with modelling. An overwhelming majority of academic papers on the subject work like so: they take data, and use data to construct formal mathematical models of economic processes. Models mostly describe a situation, and describe how that situation would be changed by a given set of events; a very simple example is that as the supply of a good diminishes, its price will increase. Another is that deficit spending increases the national income. A mathematical model is a predictive tool created to demonstrate the outcome of events in a massively simplified alternate universe. As someone who rather enjoys voyages of the imagination, the use of mathematical models in economics is intriguing. The pretension that through using formal mathematical techniques and process we can not only accurately understand, but accurately predict the result of changes in the economy is highly seductive. After all, we can accurately predict the future, right?
Guest Post: The New World Order: Paranoia Or Reality?Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2012 12:16 -0400
The phrase "New World Order" is so loaded with explosive assumptions and perceptions that its very usage has become a kind of journalistic landmine. Many analysts (some in the mainstream) have attempted to write about and discuss this very real sociopolitical ideology in a plain and exploratory manner, using a fair hand and supporting data, only to be attacked, ridiculed, or completely ignored before they get a chance to put forward their work. The reason is quite simple; much of the general public has been mentally inoculated against the very whisper of the terminology. That is to say, they have been conditioned to exhibit a negative reaction to such discussion instinctively without even knowing why.... The Liberty Movement has always defined the NWO as a concerted effort by elitist organizations using political manipulation, economic subversion, and even war, to centralize global power into the hands of an unelected and unaccountable governing body. The goal; to one day completely dismantle individual, state, and national sovereignty. However, what I and many others hold as fact on the New World Order is not enough. We must examine the original source and how we came to our mutual conclusions.
Guest Post: We Are Not Powerless: Resisting Financial FeudalismSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2012 10:23 -0400
The pathway of dissent is to resist financial feudalism and its enforcer, the expansive Central State. Here are twelve paths of resistance any adult can legally pursue in the course of their daily lives:
- Support the decentralized, non-market economy
- Stop participating in financialization
- Redefine self-interest to exclude debt-servitude and dependence on consumerism and the Central State
- Act on your awareness that the nature of prosperity and financial security is changing
- Stop supporting distant concentrations of capital that subvert democracy by using their gargantuan profits to buy the machinery of State governance and regulation
- Stop supporting the debt-and-leverage based financial aristocracy
- Transfer your assets out of Wall Street and into local enterprises or assets that do not enrich and empower Wall Street.
- Refuse to participate in consumerist status identifiers and the social defeat they create
- Vote in every election with an eye on rewarding honesty and truth and punishing empty promises
- Stop supporting inflationary policies such as "money creation" by the Federal Reserve and Federal deficit borrowing
- Become healthy, active and fit
- Embrace self-directed coherent plans and construct a resilient, diverse ecology of identity and meaning
Guest Post: A Different Way Of Looking At ChinaSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2012 15:04 -0400
Hard landing, soft landing, civil unrest, dominant economic superpower – the forecasts flow freely regarding China. The fact that good data is hard to come by regarding China does not seem to inhibit many outside observers. In this piece I will look at China through the lens of economic structure, Chinese history and culture—concepts which a number of observers often overlook. My general conclusion is that Chinese GDP growth rates are about to undergo a gradual but nevertheless perceptible decline. But I now believe a hard landing crash is unlikely, assuming that Europe does not totally disintegrate and the US does not roll over into a full scale recession.
Guest Post: Two Words - Screw ThatSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2012 13:30 -0400
History shows that freedom is almost always the price that societies pay to maintain the status quo and keep their rulers in power. When the system finally collapses under its own weight, though, things can go from bad to worse as the people cry out for CHANGE. The French, for example, traded an absolute monarch in Louis XVI for an absolute dictator in Robespierre. Similarly, the Russians traded the empire of 'Bloody' Tsar Nicholas II for the Red Terror of Soviet Russia. As the Russian Marxist revolutionary Leon Trotsky said in 1937, "The old principle of 'who does not work shall not eat' has been replaced by a new one– who does not obey shall not eat."
Two words: Screw that.
Guest Post: Where's The Collateral?Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2012 10:57 -0400
Collateral matters when it comes to assessing the value of the debt. If a bank lists the mortgages in its "assets" column at full value even though the underlying collateral (the houses) has lost much of their value, then the bank is grossly over-estimating the value and security of the mortgage. The bank's "assets" are based on phantom collateral. Take away $1 in collateral and you impair $4, $10, $20 or even $30 of debt. Recall that the vast majority of real estate equity and financial wealth is owned by the top 20%, with the majority of that concentrated in the top 5%. That means the bottom 80% own little collateral to leverage into debt. How about leveraging income into more debt? Since the top 10% receive almost 50% of the income, and most of the bottom 90%'s income goes to non-discretionary spending and taxes, then only the top 10% have discretionary income that can be leveraged into more debt.
Guest Post: Krugman, Diocletian & NeofeudalismSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2012 09:51 -0400
While Krugman does not by any means endorse the level of centralism that Diocletian introduced, his defence of bailouts, his insistence on the planning of interest rates and inflation, and (most frighteningly) his insistence that war can be an economic stimulus (in reality, war is a capital destroyer) all put him firmly in Diocletian's economic planning camp. So how did Diocletian's economic program work out? Well, I think it is fair to say even without modern data that — just as Krugman desires — Diocletian's measures boosted aggregate demand through public works and — just as Krugman desires — it introduced inflation. And certainly Rome lived for almost 150 years after Diocletian. However the long term effects of Diocletian's economic program were dire. Have the 2008 bailouts done the same thing, cementing a new feudal aristocracy of bankers, financiers and too-big-to-fail zombies, alongside a serf class that exists to fund the excesses of the financial and corporate elite? Only time will tell.