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UMBC chapter participates in Maryland Howard County Math Festival
On Tuesday November 18, the second annual Howard County Math Festival was held at Centennial High School in Maryland. Members of the SIAM Student Chapter at UMBC (Samuel Khuvis, Jonathan Graf and Sarah Swatski) volunteered to have a table at the event to demonstrate the real-world applications of mathematics. We also were able to promote mathematics by sharing our experiences as young mathematicians in a Math Related Majors for College Students session. Read the rest of this entry »
Roche Researcher Norman Mazer on models analyzing cholesterol and heart disease
What makes cholesterol good or bad? High-density lipoprotein, or "good cholesterol" is believed to play an important role in lowering cardiovascular disease risk. But how and why does it do so, and does raising the level of good cholesterol reduce one's risk of heart disease? To answer this and other questions about cholesterol, Norman Mazer of Roche Innovation Center in Basel uses mathematical models to represent the different biological processes involved in cholesterol metabolism. Using this model of lipoprotein metabolism and kinetics, Dr. Mazer's group is attempting to understand the link between cholesterol and heart disease. Watch the video to learn more!
Emmanuel Candes to Receive 2015 AMS-SIAM Birkhoff Prize in Applied Mathematics
From the AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY:
Providence, RI—Emmanuel Candès will be awarded the 2015 AMS-SIAM George David Birkhoff Prize in Applied Mathematics. Candès holds the Barnum-Simons Chair in Mathematics and Statistics and is a professor of electrical engineering (by courtesy) and a member of the Institute of Computational and Mathematical Engineering at Stanford University. The Birkhoff Prize, jointly sponsored by the American Mathematical Society and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, will be awarded at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in January in San Antonio, Texas.
Candès is honored "for his work on compressed sensing that has revolutionized signal processing and medical imaging and his related work on computational harmonic analysis, statistics and scientific computing."
Compressed sensing is a mathematical technique that has led to dramatic advances in the efficiency and accuracy of data collection and analysis. A prime example comes from medicine, particularly magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). An MRI machine collects data about the body part analyzed, and then an algorithm uses that data to create a picture of the body part. The machine should intelligently collect just the right number of data points, and the algorithm should use those points to reliably reconstruct a high-quality image. When working with doctors on the problem of reducing artifacts in MRI images, Candès and his post-doc Justin Romberg experimented with one particular reconstruction algorithm that worked with an unusually small number of data points. They noticed something strange: when tested, the algorithm reconstructed the image *exactly*, every time. Candès then realized they were on to something new. Read the rest of this entry »
SIAM Executive Director James Crowley named AAAS Fellow
Philadelphia, PA—James M. Crowley has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for a distinguished record as a scientific administrator in the U.S. Air Force and for the past two decades of outstanding leadership as executive director of SIAM, the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
With Crowley at the helm, SIAM has grown and expanded over the last 20 years through conferences, activity groups and publications that spotlight new areas and cutting edge research, prizes and awards that recognize outstanding work in the field, and a range of projects aimed at improving mathematics education and increasing the impact of the mathematical sciences for the society at large.
Prior to SIAM, Crowley served in positions in the US Air Force, including Assistant Chief Scientist at the Air Force Systems Command. He was a program manager for applied and computational mathematics at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and served as the directorate head for Mathematics and Information Sciences at the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. He was also a tenured associate professor at the US Air Force Academy. He received his PhD in Applied Mathematics from Brown University. Read the rest of this entry »
When vaccines are imperfect: What math can tell us about their effects on disease propagation
Philadelphia, PA—The control of certain childhood diseases is difficult, despite high vaccination coverage in many countries. One of the possible reasons for this is "imperfect vaccines," that is, vaccines that fail either due to "leakiness," lack of effectiveness on certain individuals in a population, or shorter duration of potency.
In a paper publishing today in the SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, authors Felicia Magpantay, Maria Riolo, Matthieu Domenech de Celles, Aaron King, and Pejman Rohani use a mathematical model to determine the consequences of vaccine failure and resulting disease dynamics.
"We examined the effects of individual-level vaccine failure on the propagation of a disease through a population," says author Felicia Magpantay. "Specifically, we took into account different ways in which vaccines may fail. We distinguished between vaccine-induced immunity that is 'leaky', whereby vaccination reduces the probability of infection upon exposure but does not eliminate it; 'all-or-nothing', which leads to perfect protection in some individuals, but none in others; and 'waning', which reflects transient protection—or some combination of all three." Read the rest of this entry »
Army Research Lab to Host Open House for New Open Campus Initiative
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The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) has announced an Open House on December 9-10 for its Open Campus Initiative launched earlier this year. The Open House will allow the external research community to engage with ARL scientists and familiarize themselves with the Open Campus Initiative. ARL created the Open Campus Initiative earlier this year to increase its collaborations with universities and other external research stakeholders. Collaborations will center around staff exchanges between campus and ARL scientists around ARL research areas, including materials, computational and information sciences, weapons and vehicle platforms, and human sciences. In addition to working with researchers at ARL's main campus in Maryland, Open Campus participants will work at ARL facilities in North Carolina, Florida, and New Mexico. While the initiative will initially focus on staff exchanges, this venture represents an opportunity for universities to increase their relationships with ARL which could lead to joint research funding down the road.
Computational Sciences is a primary research area and the open house may therefore be of interest to many members of the mathematical sciences community. Read the rest of this entry »
Employment Opportunity for Program Directors in the Division of Mathematical Sciences
From the NSF:
The Division of Mathematical Sciences (DMS), within the Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences, National Science Foundation (NSF), announces a nationwide search for mathematical sciences professionals to fill Program Director positions. Formal consideration of interested applications will begin on November 18, 2014 and will continue until selections are made.
NSF Program Directors bear the primary responsibility for carrying out the Agency's overall mission. To discharge this responsibility requires not only knowledge in the appropriate disciplines, but also a commitment to high standards, a considerable breadth of interest and receptivity to new ideas, a strong sense of fairness, good judgment, and a high degree of personal integrity.
For full details, view the announcement on the NSF site.
UC- Berkeley graduate student Jasmine Nirody on mechanistic models of bacterial movement
How do bacteria move? Can we turn to math and physics for answers? Jasmine Nirody, a graduate student at UC-Berkeley, has been fascinated with how organisms move since she was a little kid. Now she is using that passion to study how tiny organisms like bacteria move despite the large frictional and viscous forces acting against them in their environments. Using principles from applied mathematics and theoretical biophysics, Nirody is studying how flagellar forces help bacteria move via mechanistic models of the bacterial flagellar motor.
Watch the video to learn more!
University of Manchester SIAM chapter participates in PostGraduate Open Day
Sophia Coban and Chris Mower of the University of Manchester SIAM Student Chapter write about their chapter's involvement in PostGraduate Open Day at the university:
The PostGraduate Open Day is an event held in the School of Mathematics once a year for the prospective students to meet the current postgraduates, and get a feel of studying or researching at The University of Manchester. This meant an opportunity for us to introduce ourselves and our community to the prospective students — not just for the Manchester Chapter, but for SIAM in general!
The Chapter was represented by Chris Mower (Vice President), Mario Berljafa (Treasurer) and Zehui Jin (Secretary) at the open day on the 22nd of October. We had a great day talking to prospective students and current PhD researchers at the University. It was pleasing to hear that many of the current MSc students at the University had already signed up to SIAM and the Chapter!
Arthur Lander on modeling normal versus rampant cell growth
How do the basics of what goes on in our tissues during normal development give us a better understanding of what happens when things go awry in the malignant disease state? In this clip, Arthur Lander of the University of California, Irvine, speaks about how biological systems use control and regulation to achieve or maintain desired outcomes in growth and development. Controlled growth is not only essential for biological development, but also plays an important role in preventing the kinds of out-of-control growth we see in certain cancers. Lander's group builds mathematical models that mimic real tissues in order to understand normal growth control. Using such models, his lab is determining how morphogenesis is achieved by turning growth on and off in certain desired locations via regulated feedback between growing cells and those that produce tissues.
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New penthouse in a residencial complex with swimming pool available for vacation rentals in the area of El Perello, Valencia. Walking distance from the beach, close to the Albufera lake, and 20 minutes from Valencia city. Ideal for families with kids.
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The spacious three room apartment (190m2 including terrace) is fully furnished and decorated with a summer style. There are 3 bedrooms - 1.Double bed with its own bathroom, 2.Single bed (possibility to make it 2 twin beds) with balcony ,3. Single bed with balcony.
The terrace has fantastic views to the green rice fields from the back and seaviews on the front.
The kitchen has a simple cooking place, refrigerator and fridge and extra fridge for drinks (good for the summer time). Oven and microwave, washing machine and coffee machine.
During the day you will enjoy the sea, swimming pool, or for more active visitors there are beautiful bike and walking routes nearby. You will love spending evenings on the terrace with BBQ, or relaxing in the winter in front of the chimmeney.
The apartment is located in a village 20 minutes from Valencia. There are bars and restaurants nearby and a big supermarket only 1 minute walk from the apartment.
Access by car: direct road (secondary road) from Valencia
Access by public transport: direct bus from the centre of the Valencia. (Bus stop is only 2 minutes walk from the apartment)
Ideal for families with kids.
Linen and towels provided.
Please no not hesitate to ask me if you have any enquiries!
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|El Perello, el Perellonet, El pohuet 300 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Valencia airport 32 km
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Children's pool
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (3), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking
The Valenciana region
El Perello is located in the southern part of Valencia. Its close to the Albufera lagoon(a fresh water lake which is part of the protected Parc Natural) There is beautiful bike routes through the rice fields, as well as the pinewood and sandy dunes and beaches of El Saler.
El Perello is a fisherman´s village with a few typical spanish restaurants, some shops and bars (more busy during summer months). The beaches are wide and waters are clean.
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Hotel am Sendlinger Tor features multilingual staff, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a television in the lobby. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Parking height restrictions apply
- Continental breakfast fee: EUR 11 per person (approximately)
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These products, especially those OMRI certified, are not cheap. So read the fine print if you want to get the most bang for your buck. Look for the OMRI seal (from the Organic Materials Review Institute, which has rigorously tested and made sure all materials in the product are organic) if you want pure organic.
If a product is not OMRI certified this does not mean it is chemical-laden or bad. It just means that some or all of the ingredients might not be from an organic source. Further, consider terms like "rapid dominance" and "nature's intelligence." These phrases mean nothing, but sound appealing. Instead, look at the teeny tiny print that says "active ingredients." This information tells you exactly what's in the product, and how much. Here is some info on what's on the shelf these days:
NATURAL OIL SPRAYS -- Many organic sprays are made from natural oils, such as sesame, fish, rosemary, clove, cinnamon, canola, neem and the like. Oil sprays are effective for pest and disease control before things get out of hand.
NITROGEN FIXING MICROBES -- Used to be if you wanted to increase the yield of your bean and pea crops you could get a packet of innoculant, or rhizobium, coat the seeds and then sow. Rhizobium is a bacteria that can turn nitrogen gas in the air into a nitrogen form that plants can use. In a symbiotic relationship, rhizobium attaches itself to a legume's roots and forms nodules. In order to get nitrogen into the soil, however, you have to till the entire nitrogen-laden plant back into the soil.
New to the market is another nitrogen fixing microbe called Azosperillus brasleleinse. This one fixes nitrogen, but also produces hormones that help seedlings and cuttings take root, as well as improving soil nutrition. It is beneficial when transplanting nursery starts into larger containers and into the ground. Azosperilllus is commonly used as a soil drench, or in hydroponic systems.
BISON COMPOST -- There is no doubt that garden compost greatly improves soils by adding humic acid, organic matter and trace nutrients. New on the market is bison compost. Many local nurseries offer it. This rich, black compost, derived from aged bison manure, adds nutrition and a host of beneficial microbes like bacteria, nematodes, protozoa and mycorrhizal fungi. Adding bison compost to native soil and potting media is an organic way to boost plant nutrition naturally.
HUMIC ACID -- Humic acid comes from natural materials like peat moss and composts. Packaged humic acid products on the market are derived from leonardite, a material found in low-grade coal. Leonardite has the highest humic acid content of any source.
Humic acid benefits the soil in several ways: It increases water holding capacity, increases aeration, improves soil workability, helps plants resist drought, makes soil more "friable" (crumbly) and reduces erosion. It also stimulates plant growth, aids in seed germination and stimulates root growth. Plants grown in humic acid soils are stronger, healthier and better able to withstand the stress of drought, pests and diseases. This stuff really works, but unlike the packaging suggests, you still should add plenty of bulky organic matter to the soil every year.
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Sean West, a policy analyst at the Eurasia Group, just sent along a research brief his firm produced on the likelihood of a deficit deal before the 2012 election. Bottom line: It's not likely. It's particularly not likely if you're looking at the sort of multitrillion-dollar megadeals produced by the Fiscal Commission, Paul Ryan and the White House. The likelier outcome are a few cuts and tax hikes backed up by some sort of procedural threat — say, a debt target that imposes automatic cuts if we're not on track by 2014 — that makes future deficit deals more likely.
The report's key insight is that deficit reduction usually gets broken into pieces. "None of the major deficit deals in recent decades has subtracted more than $500 billion from the cumulative deficit over a five-year period," the authors note. When Ronald Reagan had to reduce the deficit, he raises taxes multiple times over a course of years and spearheaded a separate effort to reform Social Security. In the 1990s, there were three separate deficit-reduction bills: George H.W. Bush passed one in 1990, and Bill Clinton passed follow-ups in 1993, 1995 and 1997.
The wish for a grand bargain that'll take care of the deficit all at once is probably just that: a wish. The likelier outcome is a slew of deficit-reduction measures passed over the next decade or so. That's even truer for health-care spending, which is both the biggest fiscal problem we face and the one that most requires a decades-long process of trial-and-error in which we test out new ways of delivering care, of paying for care, of separating useful treatments from useless ones and of modernizing the sector's IT infrastructure.
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by George Malik on 05/06/13 at 09:48 PM ET
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This is the only video of Niklas Kronwall's hit on Emerson Etem that I could find. Legal Kronwalling!
Update: It took a while, but the Wings' website posted the hit:
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Players from both sides and coach Mike Babcock talk after the morning skate.
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About the Abdelkader suspension, penalizing results and the Red Wings' tasks at hand
by George Malik on 05/06/13 at 12:52 AM ET
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Okay, so Justin Abdelkader's hit on Toni Lydman resulted in a predictable probable concussion and, as is customary in Wings-Ducks series, a 2-game suspension (and quite the meandering from one Mitch Albom, which was a good read, honestly), as well as a healthy discussion of the art of hitting in the Shanaban-era NHL.
After Sunday's worth of continued defense of the hit by Wings coach Mike Babcock, from a Wings fan's standpoint, anyway (and those of you who follow me on Twitter between and during games are finding out that I do in fact cheer for the team, rambling like an idiot included), I have to applaud Wings GM Ken Holland for not launching into the typical and almost trite three-paragraphs'-worth of continuing to defend his player's actions while speaking to the Free Press' Helene St. James, MLive's Ansar Khan and the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan:
"We believe it was not worthy of a suspension for a whole lot of reasons," Holland said. "But we respect the decision because that's what they (the NHL's player safety department) do for a living. We'll dress 20 players (for Game 4) and we have to find a way to win a game."
That is the bottom line here. Abdelkader is out for 2 games, and of the potential 4 remaining in the series, the Wings have to win three of them if they wish to delay their tee times and/or World Championship appearances.
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Abdelkader Suspended Two Games
by Paul on 05/05/13 at 05:52 PM ET
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No video yet.
added 7:05pm, Watch the suspension video below...
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Make A Big Hit Then Fear A Suspension?
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from Brendan Savage of Mlive,
After teammate Justin Abdelkader was ejected Saturday from Game 3 of the Red Wings' playoff series with the Anaheim Ducks for a charging major that knocked Toni Lydman out of the game, Quincey admitted he's had to change his way of thinking since he was suspended a year ago for a big hit of his own.
"For a defenseman, there's risk-reward to hit anybody now," Quincey said. "There's no point. The chances of hitting a guy clean and not getting a suspension are very slim. I just try to stay between the dots and keep it simple, I guess
"Just look at the game tapes from years ago to now. There's not those huge hits you see in the corner. Very seldom. It's all in the forecheck. We're not allowed to hold up for our partner so they come in 100 mph on us but we never get that momentum to hit them. That's the difference.
"The game has changed. It is what it is. I don't know if it's sad. Like I said the risk-reward of trying to make that huge hit isn't there. There's no point. Abby is in totally different shoes than me. As a forward, that's his job. My job is to be tough in front of the net. I'm not going to make the highlight reel with a box out."
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by George Malik on 05/05/13 at 05:12 AM ET
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For those of you who've been wondering, a health update follows the jump cut. For those of you who aren't keen on exciting news about where I've been over the last 9 days, here's what I watch to relax--footage of airplanes (and the tune is Ladyhawke's "Magic").
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by George Malik on 05/04/13 at 09:58 PM ET
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Per the Grand Rapids Griffins' PR department, the Griffins defeated Houston 7-0 in a winner-take-all Game 5 and advanced to the second round of the AHL playoffs:
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – After defeating the sixth-seeded Houston Aeros three games to two in the Western Conference Quarterfinals – capped off by tonight's 7-0 win in Game 5 at Van Andel Arena – the Midwest Division champion and third-seeded Grand Rapids Griffins will face the North Division champion and second-seeded Toronto Marlies in the best-of-seven conference semifinals.
Toronto, which authored a 3-0 sweep of Rochester in round one, will host Games 1 and 2 of the 2-3-2 format at Ricoh Coliseum on Friday, May 10 and Saturday, May 11, before the series switches to Van Andel Arena on Wed., May 15 for the first of as many as three straight Griffins home games. The complete schedule is as follows:
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Red Wings-Ducks quick take: adapt or die
by George Malik on 05/04/13 at 09:21 PM ET
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Updated w/ video post-game chatter from Kronwall, Zetterberg and Babcock after the game at 12 AM: The Detroit Red Wings reminded us all how incredibly "young" they are, literally and figuratively, and how much trouble they've had on special teams during the course of an absolutely embarrassing 4-0 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday night (with the, "How many games with Justin Abdelkader get for hitting Toni Lydman?" talk out-pacing, "How will the Wings readjust and rebound?" also: Hey, the Griffins won 7-0!).
This needs to be said right now: the Wings aren't out of it by any means down 2-1 to the Ducks, and you better believe that the team lost its nerve completely--giving up some silly, mite-hockey pedestrianly poor goals to the Ducks in the 3rd period--which can be corrected...
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Justin Abdelkader ejected for hit on Toni Lydman
by George Malik on 05/04/13 at 08:50 PM ET
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Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader was given a 5-minute major and ejected for this hit on Anaheim Ducks defenseman Toni Lydman, who left the game and will not return:
You will see what you will see, and the video will support your opinion. We are all subjective here, and in my opinion, it was a clean hit in intent that ended up very ugly--and was penalized properly.
Update: This is the only part of the exchange I don't like:
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I WAS standing in a queue at a Bank of Scotland branch just before Christmas. The line of customers was moving so slowly I was able to watch a little comedy act.
Tracey and her mum had come to open a new account. Tracey had been at school with Karen, the bank employee. They were also neighbours.
Tracey and her mother were exasperated as Karen kept insisting she couldnât let Tracey open a current account, as they were offering no electricity bill or council tax receipt. "More than my jobâs worth," Karen insisted. "Why?" asked Tracey. "You know who we are, you know where we live, you know where we work."
Karen, in that flat monotone voice officials often employ, responded: "Rules is rules. You might be an international terrorist or something to do with organised crime, like."
I groaned at this little example of pointless procedure until I read of the fine of £1.35 million imposed on HBOS because not every Karen had questioned every Tracey. Having filters to try to deter Mr Osama bin Laden or Mr Gianfranco Corleone sounds only prudent and sensible.
But like all regulations, a good idea decays into fatuity. If I am an Islamic extremist or a Mafioso, I donât get deterred by clerks. Iâm adroit, I find ways to deal with the rules. It is the innocent Traceys that the minutiae of financial regulation hits.
Last week also saw the illustrious Standard Life tripped up by a hazard none of its leaders had imagined. Once again a financial regulation, under the camouflage of good intentions, has created a monster.
The Financial Services Authority says it is determined to "police" the financial services industries and crush the baddies. Like all bureaucratic dreams, we are not told the cost or see the competence defined.
Financial regulation takes on a life of its own, like all regulation. It has the power to neutralise. It may even stunt innovation. Scotland used to have a varied community of friendly societies. They were self-help operations, mutual societies - just like Standard Life.
Friendly societies used to operate state benefits on the basis they were far cheaper and more efficient than the civil service. Although a few valiant friendlies survive, the life has been bleached out of them by the regulator.
The need for conscientious regulation seems obvious. What about the Enrons and Parmalatâs missing billions? Yet all the great scandals have occurred under tight financial regulation.
Regulation takes on a life of its own. It has the power to neutralise, even to stunt innovation.
The regulators seem blind to the real nasties while applying pettifogging rules to the innocent. Enron happened not in spite of 4,700 pages of regulations, but arguably because such regulations allowed the baddies to hide.
One of the recent disasters in personal finance has been the near collapse of Equitable Life - now rescued by HBOS. Equitable was brought down by the lawyers seeing transgressions where there had been only an assumption that inflation would stay part of the financial landscape. Now the FSA is being sued on the assumption it had a duty of diligence to spot Equitableâs headaches.
Each new raft of regulations has unintended consequences. By a subtle process it seems markets are closed off. Only the largest outfits can afford to comply with the drizzle of new rules. To work properly, all markets need the oxygen of competition.
Not so long ago any body could set up an insurance company and anyone could ply their living as a financial adviser. Of course some flawed people survived, but the jostle itself tested competence.
Now any Scottish insurance company is hemmed in by new regulations. The entire financial services industry is being slowly squeezed. The animal spirits that keep any market moving are being anaesthetised.
Financial regulation creates a whole new patois of jargon. The Financial Services Authority creates its own dialect of technical confusion that in turn is creating a new profession - compliance officers.
I believe the HBOS senior executives were busy trying to add value to their services when poor Tracey was refused her account. The theory about teenagers as possible fronts for terrorists or criminals was a mirage nourished by the new neurosis that people might open accounts or buy insurance policies without close supervision.
The earliest act of Margaret Thatcherâs government in 1979 was to scrap a pernicious piece of financial regulation called Exchange Controls. The assumption was that if we were all free to take money out of the country for holidays, or to buy assets, Britain would in some sense be poorer. The political decision to suspend these regulations took real courage. Now few have any memory of the old exchange control regime and we all enjoy foreign travel.
If the FSA was allowed to embrace the travel trade, we would soon see that only those with a geography degree and a pilotâs licence could sell us holidays. Of course we would need detailed protection from going somewhere we did not like, or where we might catch bugs from dirty water. Soon, officialdom would say it was altogether better we stay in Arbroath or Blackpool.
The FSA is diligent at protecting us from hazards that are largely illusory. Of course the salesman may not get sign you up for the endowment that performs best after 20 years. Of course the pension policy may not prove to be the top one when you are 65, but no body of FSA experts should admonish the rest of us for trying to guess and look into the future.
Edinburgh has by far the biggest concentration of financial expertise outside the Square Mile in London. It is vital that these money managers prosper. But how can they with ever more rules from the FSA?
We need a wholesale de-regulation to liberate not just established ventures, but small new entrepreneurs too.
On this subject, the Scottish Parliament seems both mute and powerless. All the FSA themes are "reserved" to Westminster. The only leverage I can see is the remote possibility of the MSPs deciding to lop 3p off Scottish income tax. This might prove a jolt to embolden other liberalisations.
We are seeing the piecemeal obliteration of so many Scottish financial names that soon it will only be the more modest back office roles that are performed in this country.
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Now that we've officially graduated from "jacket weather" to "coat weather" up here in Minne-ap (I know, the rest of you are still rocking tank tops, no need to rub it in), there's always the temptation to order pizza and watch a flick instead of heading out to enjoy the nightlife. Fortunately, Vegas up-and-comer Sean Rose is here to remind us that there's nothing like those city lights on new single (and Booth debut) Downtown. Over Royce Music Group beatsmith Cam's chilly, cosmopolitan synth boardwork, the emcee expresses his gratitude to a chick who's held him down through all his struggles, assuring her that her loyalty won't go unrewarded. Philly-based Booth fave (and freestyle series alum) Gilbere Forte' handles guest duties, lacing the chorus with some of the same smooth vocals he laid down on reader-acclaimed mixtape cut I Know My Love. You have to hand it to the man; Sean really Rose to the Occasion here. If you agree, you can find plenty more where this came from on the artist's new, punnily-titled EP, released in October and out now online.
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